Before you determine what to look for in a singles sports club, you need to know where to look. Fortunately, finding such organizations is a simple task. There are dozens -- perhaps hundreds -- of services devoted specifically to athletic groups for singles. You can do a Web search on the topic to visit one of these sites. Once you've selected one, you can usually find a nearby organization by simply typing in your ZIP code or geographic location.
With the popularity of these types of clubs, you can get pretty selective in choosing a group. You can narrow down your options by selecting a specific activity of interest, like cycling, running or softball. And, often, you can even find a club tailored to your particular demographic or lifestyle, such as lifestage-, religion-, single parent- or LGBT-specific groups.
If you've searched for singles sports club and haven't found one that meets your needs, you might consider creating your own. Advertising your group and recruiting other members is easy to do through Web sites like Meetup.com.
After finding (or creating) a singles sports club, there really isn't much more effort involved. Just be sure to stock up any equipment or apparel you may need. If you join an equestrian club, invest in some new riding clothes. If it's a golfing club you're meeting up with, make sure you have a full set of irons and woods. Beyond the basics of your sport or activity, you shouldn't have to invest too much more money. Many clubs offer free membership. Others may have minimal fees to support the club's activities.
Keep reading for lots more information on singles and sports.
Black, Jackie. "Meeting Your Match: Cracking the Code to Successful Relationships." AuthorHouse. 2007.


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Bold Beasts: About our new 'Big Cartel' Store
26 Sep Bold Beasts: About our new 'Big Cartel' Store
It's now easier than ever to buy our books and merchandise
For those of you who follow us on social media, such as our Facebook page and Instagram feed you may have heard us mention that all of our books and merchandise are now available on Big Cartel. You can find the our Big Cartel page here. But what exactly is Big Cartel, I hear you ask, and why is that such a big deal for us to be involved with it? Well, read on…
A big name with humble origins
Big Cartel has become one of the most recognizable names in e-commerce since launching in 2005. It was started in 2005 by a creative named Matt Wigham, who wanted to make a platform on which to sell his band's merchandise. The platform caught on like wildfire, and was soon used by thousands of other bands across the world. Today, the amount of artists, musicians, and creatives who use Big Cartel are in the millions, and we're happy to be part of it!
Online shopping made easy
One of the key attractions of Big Cartel is how much easier it makes purchasing an artist's work online. The site is very user-friendly, and easy for even the technophobes among us to get our heads around. This streamlined experience is a win-win for creators and for their fans. Furthermore, as Big Cartel is a well-known international brand, with a secure website, you can be safe in the knowledge that your funds are absolutely safe.
Enhanced visibility
As is the case with thousands of creatives around the world, we at Bold Beasts We've accomplished a lot in the last few years, with 9 titles now in our product range. However, we still feel like we have a lot more to do, and having our name associated with an established brand like Big Cartel can only be good for exposure to the wider world. The site is set up in such a way that it offers recommendations to shoppers based upon what they have purchased and looked at. It's just another way for someone to discover the magic of Bold Beasts!
Take a sneak-peak at our Big Cartel page below:
All in all, we're very excited to be a part of such a great website! Rest assured – we haven't changed out prices on the new platform. All of our books are still priced at just £6.99. We also have a great range of official merchandise for you to take a look at.
Once again, we would like to thank everybody who has supported the Bold Beasts mission, whether that's been through buying a book, telling your friends about us, or any other ways you may have helped. We truly appreciate it!
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Leptochilus atriceps är en stekelart som beskrevs av Gusenleitner 1977. Leptochilus atriceps ingår i släktet Leptochilus och familjen Eumenidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Herb Trawick (1921 à Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanie, États-Unis - 1985 à Montréal, Québec, Canada) est un joueur de football canadien. Il est le premier Afro-Américain à jouer dans la Ligue canadienne de football et passe toute sa carrière (1946 - 1957) comme joueur des lignes offensive et défensive des Alouettes de Montréal.

Trawick joue au football universitaire au sein de l'Université d'État du Kentucky. Il est recruté par la nouvelle franchise des Alouettes de Montréal de la Ligue canadienne de football par Leo Dandurand et Lew Hayman lesquels sont intéressés d'engager un joueur afro-américain à l'instar du club de baseball de la ville, les Royaux de Montréal et qui comptaient dans leurs rangs Jackie Robinson.

Au cours de ses 12 saisons avec les Alouettes, Trawick est désigné joueur étoile à sept reprises (1946 à 1950, 1954 et 1955). Il participe à quatre finales de la coupe Grey. Il se distingue en devenant l'un des rares joueurs de ligne offensive à marquer un touché lors d'un match de la coupe Grey. Il s'agit de la finale 1949 jouée à Toronto avec la victoire de Montréal sur les Stampeders de Calgary ce qui leur permet de remporter leur premier titre. Les trois autres finales disputées par les Alouettes à cette époque (1954, 1955 et 1956), se soldent par des défaites face aux Eskimos d'Edmonton.

En 1951, il est désigné capitaine des Alouettes.

Trawick devient citoyen canadien en 1953 et demeure à Montréal après sa retraite de joueur de football jusqu'à son décès en 1985. Son numéro 56 est retiré par les Alouettes en 1970. Il est intronisé au Temple de la renommée du football canadien en 1975 et au Panthéon des sports du Québec à titre posthume en 1995. En son honneur, la ville de Montréal inaugure le parc Herb-Trawick situé dans le quartier Petite-Bourgogne.

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Herb Trawick sur le site des Alouettes de Montréal
  Biographie de Herb Trawick

Naissance en février 1921
Naissance à Pittsburgh
Joueur des Alouettes de Montréal
Membre du Temple de la renommée du football canadien
Joueur américain de football américain
Joueur américain de football canadien
Personnalité liée à Montréal
Décès en septembre 1985
Décès à 64 ans
Communauté noire au Québec
Américain expatrié au Canada
Anglo-Québécois


While the concept of zero-trust security is well over a decade old, it's currently riding a wave of popularity, largely due to Google's BeyondCorp architecture. With zero trust, the access conversation shifts from traditional perimeter-based security and instead focuses on secure access to applications based on user identity, the trustworthiness of their device and the security policies you set, as opposed to the network from where access originates.
While federal agencies have not necessarily been known for their agility when it comes to IT, modernization initiatives fueled by cloud and mobility make it prime time to consider the shift to zero trust.
There are four underlying methods that can be coordinated to help federal agencies achieve zero trust. In this guide, we examine each of them.


A man with a knife has assaulted two other men near a kebab shop in Paisley.
The victims, aged 26 and 27, were hurt as they walked in Causeyside Street, close to the Mr Kebab takeaway, at about 03:00.
They were taken by ambulance to the Royal Alexandra Hospital for treatment. They have now been released.
The police have said the attack appears to have been unprovoked, and they have appealed for any witnesses who have yet to speak to them to come forward.
Officers have issued a description of a man they want to speak to in connection with the attack.
He is white, 6ft tall, with stocky build and short brown hair. He was wearing a black polo shirt, dark trousers and dark shoes.
Det Sgt Craig Riddell said: "This would appear to be a totally unprovoked attack which left the two men with serious injuries requiring hospital treatment.
"We are currently viewing CCTV and know that there were a number of people in the area at this time that we would like to speak to, especially two women who tried to intervene as the assaults were taking place.
"It is vital that theses woman contact police at Paisley immediately."


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import pnp from "sp-pnp-js";
import { find, indexOf, includes } from "lodash";
import { SPPermission } from "@microsoft/sp-page-context";
import { GraphHttpClient, HttpClientResponse, IGraphHttpClientOptions } from "@microsoft/sp-http";

export interface ISPSecurableObject {
  id: number;
  roleAssignments: SPRoleAssignment[];

}

export class SPBasePermissions {
  public low: number;
  public high: number;
  public constructor(high: any, low: any) {
    this.high = parseInt(high, 10);
    this.low = parseInt(low, 10);

  }
}
export enum securableType {
  List
}

export class SPSiteGroup {
  public id: number;
  public title: string;
  public isHiddenInUI: boolean;
  public isShareByEmailGuestUse: boolean;
  public isSiteAdmin: boolean;
  public userIds: number[];
}
export class SPSiteUser {
  public name: string;
  public id: number;
  public userId: SPExternalUser;
  public upn: string;
  public isSelected: boolean; //should user be shown in UI
  public principalType: number; //4=Security group, 1 = user, 2=DL, 8=SP Group
}

export class SPRoleDefinition {
  public id: number;
  public basePermissions: SPBasePermissions;
  public description: string;
  public hidden: boolean;
  public name: string;
  public constructor(id: number, basePermissions: SPBasePermissions, description: string, hidden: boolean, name: string) {
    this.id = id;
    this.basePermissions = basePermissions;
    this.description = description;
    this.hidden = hidden;
    this.name = name;
  }

}
export class SPSecurityInfo {
  public siteUsers: SPSiteUser[];
  public siteGroups: SPSiteGroup[];
  public roleDefinitions: SPRoleDefinition[];
  public lists: (SPList | SPListItem)[];
  public constructor() {

    this.siteUsers = new Array<SPSiteUser>();
    this.siteGroups = new Array<SPSiteGroup>();
    this.roleDefinitions = new Array<SPRoleDefinition>();
    this.siteUsers = new Array<SPSiteUser>();
    this.lists = new Array<SPList>();

  }
}

export class SPList {
  public title: string;
  public id: string;
  public hidden: boolean; // this specifies if the list is a sharepoint hidden list
  public serverRelativeUrl: string;
  public type: securableType;
  public itemCount: number;
  public roleAssignments: SPRoleAssignment[];
  public isExpanded: boolean;
  public hasBeenRetrieved: boolean;
  public isSelected: boolean; //Shoud list be shown in the UI

}
export class SPListItem {
  public id: string;
  public parentId: string;
  public listTitle: string;
  public type: string;
  public itemCount: number;
  public title: string;
  public serverRelativeUrl: string;
  public roleAssignments: SPRoleAssignment[];
  public isExpanded: boolean;
  public hasBeenRetrieved: boolean;
  public level: number;

}
export class SPExternalUser {
  public nameId: string;
  public nameIdIssuer: string;
}
export class SPRoleAssignment {
  public roleDefinitionIds: number[] = [];
  public principalId: number;

}
export class Helpers {
  public static doesUserHavePermission(securableObject, user, requestedpermission: SPPermission, roles, siteGroups) {
    const permissions: SPBasePermissions[] = Helpers.getUserPermissionsForObject(securableObject, user, roles, siteGroups);
    for (const permission of permissions) {
      if (
        ((permission.low & requestedpermission.value.Low) === (requestedpermission.value.Low))
        &&
        ((permission.high & requestedpermission.value.High) === (requestedpermission.value.High))
      ) {
        return true;
      }
    }
    return false;
  }

  public static getBasePermissionsForRoleDefinitiuonIds(selectedRoleDefinitionIds: number[],
    roleDefinitions: SPRoleDefinition[]): Array<SPBasePermissions> {
    let basePermissions = [];
    for (const selectedRoleDefinitionId of selectedRoleDefinitionIds) {
      for (const roleDefinition of roleDefinitions) {
        if (roleDefinition.id === selectedRoleDefinitionId) {
          basePermissions.push(roleDefinition.basePermissions);
        }
      }
    }
    //  for (var rdx = 0; rdx < roleDefs.length; rdx++) {
    //    for (var rdi = 0; rdi < roleDefinitionIds.length; rdi++) {basePermission
    //      if (roleDefs[rdx].Id === roleDefinitionIds[rdi]) {
    //        basePermissions.push(roleDefs[rdx].BasePermissions);
    //      }
    //    }
    //  }
    return basePermissions;
  }
  public static getUserPermissionsForObject(securableObject, user, roles: SPRoleDefinition[], siteGroups: SPSiteGroup[]) {

    const roleAssignments: SPRoleAssignment[] = Helpers.GetRoleAssignmentsForUser(securableObject, user, siteGroups);
    let roleDefinitionIds: number[] = [];

    for (const roleAssignment of roleAssignments) {
      for (const roleDefinitionID of roleAssignment.roleDefinitionIds) {
        roleDefinitionIds.push(roleDefinitionID);
      }
    }
    //  for (var rax = 0; rax < roleAssignments.length; rax++) {
    //    for (var rdx = 0; rdx < roleAssignments[rax].roleDefinitionIds.length; rdx++) {
    //      roleDefinitionIds.push(roleAssignments[rax].roleDefinitionIds[rdx]);
    //    }
    //  }

    var userPermissions = Helpers.getBasePermissionsForRoleDefinitiuonIds(roleDefinitionIds, roles);

    return userPermissions;
  }
  public static findGroup(groupId: number, groups: SPSiteGroup[]): SPSiteGroup {
    return find(groups, (g) => { return g.id === groupId; });

  }
  public static userIsInGroup(userId: number, groupId: number, groups: SPSiteGroup[]): boolean {
    let group: SPSiteGroup = this.findGroup(groupId, groups);
    return includes(group.userIds, userId);
  }
  public static GetRoleAssignmentsForUser(securableObject: ISPSecurableObject, user: SPSiteUser,
    groups: SPSiteGroup[]): SPRoleAssignment[] {
    try {
      let selectedRoleAssignments: SPRoleAssignment[] = [];

      for (const roleAssignment of securableObject.roleAssignments) {
        let group: SPSiteGroup = find(groups, (g) => { return g.id === roleAssignment.principalId; });
        if (group) {
          if (this.userIsInGroup(user.id, group.id, groups)) {
            selectedRoleAssignments.push(roleAssignment);
          }
        }
        else {
          // it must be a user
          if (user.id === roleAssignment.principalId) {
            selectedRoleAssignments.push(roleAssignment);
          }
        }
      }
      return selectedRoleAssignments;
    } catch (exception) {
      debugger;
      console.error(exception);
    }

  }
}
export default class SPSecurityService {
  public siteUrl: string;

  public constructor(siteUrl: string) {
    this.siteUrl = siteUrl;
  }
  public loadFolderRoleAssigmentsDefinitionsMembers(listTitle, folderServerRelativeUrl,
    parentId: string, level: number, forceReload: boolean): Promise<SPListItem[]> {

    // pnp.sp.web.lists.getByTitle("Config3").getItemsByCAMLQuery(caml, "RoleAssignments").then(show);
    let caml: any = {
      ViewXml: "<View Scope='RecursiveAll'>" +
        " <Query>" +
        "<Where>" +
        "   <Eq>" +
        "      <FieldRef Name='FileDirRef'/>" +
        "     <Value Type='Lookup'>" +
        folderServerRelativeUrl +
        "    </Value>" +
        " </Eq>" +
        " </Where>" +
        "  </Query>" +
        //               "     <QueryOptions>"+
        //    "<ViewAttributes Scope='RecursiveAll' />" +
        //    "<OptimizeFor>FolderUrls</OptimizeFor>"+

        //  "</QueryOptions>"+
        " </View>"
    };

    return pnp.sp.web.lists.getByTitle(listTitle).getItemsByCAMLQuery(caml, "ContentType", "Folder", "Folder/ParentFolder", "File",
      "File/ParentFolder", "RoleAssignments", "RoleAssignments/RoleDefinitionBindings", "RoleAssignments/Member",
      "RoleAssignments/Member/Users", "RoleAssignments/Member/Groups")
      .then((response) => {

        let itemsToAdd: SPListItem[] = [];
        for (let listItem of response) {
          let itemToAdd: SPListItem = new SPListItem();

          itemToAdd.id = listItem.GUID;
          itemToAdd.parentId = parentId;
          itemToAdd.level = level;
          itemToAdd.listTitle = listTitle;
          itemToAdd.type = listItem.ContentType.Name;
          itemToAdd.isExpanded = false;
          itemToAdd.hasBeenRetrieved = false;
          itemToAdd.roleAssignments = [];
          if (listItem.ContentType.Name === "Folder") { // its a folder
            itemToAdd.title = listItem.Folder.Name;
            itemToAdd.serverRelativeUrl = listItem.Folder.ServerRelativeUrl;
            itemToAdd.itemCount = listItem.Folder.ItemCount;
          } else {
            if (listItem.File) {// its a file
              itemToAdd.title = listItem.File.Name;
              itemToAdd.serverRelativeUrl = listItem.File.ServerRelativeUrl;
            } else { //  its a listitem
              itemToAdd.title = listItem.Title;
            }
          }
          for (let roleAssignmentObject of listItem.RoleAssignments) {

            let roleAssignment: SPRoleAssignment = {
              roleDefinitionIds:  roleAssignmentObject.RoleDefinitionBindings.map((rdb) => { return rdb.Id; }),
              principalId: roleAssignmentObject.PrincipalId
            };
            // if (roleAssignmentObject.Member.UserId) {
            //   roleAssignment.userId = new SPExternalUser();
            //   roleAssignment.userId.nameId = roleAssignmentObject.Member.UserId.NameId;
            //   roleAssignment.userId.nameIdIssuer = roleAssignmentObject.Member.UserId.NameIdIssuer;
            //   // roleAssignment.userId = roleAssignmentObject.Member.UserId;
            // }
            // if (roleAssignmentObject.Member.Users) {
            //   for (let roleAssignmentMemberUser of roleAssignmentObject.Member.Users) {
            //     roleAssignment.users.push(roleAssignmentMemberUser.Id);
            //   }
            // }
            // if (roleAssignmentObject.Member.Groups) {
            //   for (let roleAssignmentMemberGroup of roleAssignmentObject.Member.Groups) {
            //     roleAssignment.groups.push(roleAssignmentMemberGroup.Id);
            //   }
            // }
            // for (let roleDefinitionBinding of roleAssignmentObject.RoleDefinitionBindings) {
            //   roleAssignment.roleDefinitionIds.push(roleDefinitionBinding.Id);
            // }
            itemToAdd.roleAssignments.push(roleAssignment);
          }
          itemsToAdd.push(itemToAdd);
        }
        return itemsToAdd;
      });
  }
  public async getMembersOfAdGroup(graphHttpClient: GraphHttpClient, groupName: string): Promise<any> {

    return graphHttpClient.get("v1.0/groups?$filter=displayName eq '" + groupName + "'&$expand=members",
      GraphHttpClient.configurations.v1).then((response) => {
        response.json().then((data) => {
          debugger;
        });
      }).catch((err) => {
      });
  }
  /// Loads data for intial display
  public loadData(showHiddenLists: boolean, showCatalogs: boolean, graphHttpClient: GraphHttpClient, forceReload: boolean): Promise<SPSecurityInfo> {
    let securityInfo: SPSecurityInfo = new SPSecurityInfo();
    let batch: any = pnp.sp.createBatch();

    pnp.sp.web.siteUsers
      .inBatch(batch).get().then((response) => {
        console.table(response);
        securityInfo.siteUsers = response.map((u) => {

          let user: SPSiteUser = new SPSiteUser();
          user.isSelected = true;
          user.id = u.Id;
          user.name = u.Title;
          user.principalType = u.PrincipalType;
          user.upn = u.LoginName.split('|')[2];
          if (u.UserId) {
            user.userId = new SPExternalUser();
            user.userId.nameId = u.UserId.NameId;
            user.userId.nameIdIssuer = u.UserId.NameIdIssuer;
          }
          return user;
        });
        return securityInfo.siteUsers;
      });
    pnp.sp.web.siteGroups.expand("Users").select("Title", "Id", "IsHiddenInUI", "IsShareByEmailGuestUse", "IsSiteAdmin", "IsSiteAdmin")
      .inBatch(batch).get().then((response) => {
        let AdGroupPromises: Array<Promise<any>> = [];
        // if group contains an ad group(PrincipalType=4) expand it
        securityInfo.siteGroups = response.map((grp) => {
          let siteGroup: SPSiteGroup = new SPSiteGroup();
          siteGroup.userIds = [];
          siteGroup.id = grp.Id;
          siteGroup.title = grp.Title;
          for (let user of grp.Users) {
            if (user.PrincipalType === 4) {
              // To make this work with AD groups, I need to stop using the integer UserId of the user as the
              // key to the Users list and use UPN/Email instead. Users in an AD group may not have a accessed the site
              // yet , and so will not be in the userinfo list.
              // I can get the users from the AD group using the graph HTTPClient. and add them to the Users array
              // in my state. Would also need to add a list of AD groups and their members to my state.
              // then in DoesUserHavePermission method, Just inlude permissions of any ADQ Groups the user is in.
              //
              // Also should check for users that have been invited but not yet accessed the site.

              // graphHttpClient.get("v1.0/groups?$filter=displayName eq '" + user.Title + "'&$expand=members", GraphHttpClient.configurations.v1).then((response2) => {
              //   response2.json().then((data) => {
              //     //debugger;
              //   });
              // }).catch((err) => {
              // });
            } else {
              siteGroup.userIds.push(user.Id);
            }
          }

          return siteGroup;
        });
        return Promise.all(AdGroupPromises).then(() => {
          return securityInfo.siteGroups;
        });

      });
    pnp.sp.web.roleDefinitions.expand("BasePermissions").inBatch(batch).get().then((response) => {
      securityInfo.roleDefinitions = response.map((rd) => {

        const bp: SPBasePermissions = new SPBasePermissions(rd.BasePermissions.High, rd.BasePermissions.Low);
        const roleDefinition: SPRoleDefinition = new SPRoleDefinition(
          parseInt(rd.Id, 10),
          bp,
          rd.Description,
          rd.Hidden,
          rd.Name);

        return roleDefinition;
      });

      return securityInfo.roleDefinitions;
    });
    let filters: string[] = [];
    if (!showHiddenLists) {
      filters.push("Hidden eq false");
    }
    if (!showCatalogs) {
      filters.push("IsCatalog eq false");
    }
    let filter: string = filters.join(" and ");
    pnp.sp.web.lists
      .expand("RootFolder", "RoleAssignments", "RoleAssignments/RoleDefinitionBindings", "RoleAssignments/Member",
      "RoleAssignments/Member/Users", "RoleAssignments/Member/Groups", "RoleAssignments/Member/UserId")
      .filter(filter)
      .inBatch(batch).get().then((response) => {

        securityInfo.lists = response.map((listObject) => {
          let mylist: SPList = new SPList();
          mylist.isSelected = true;// Shoudl be shown in the UI, user can deslect it in the ui
          mylist.title = listObject.Title;
          mylist.id = listObject.Id;
          mylist.hidden = listObject.Hidden;
          mylist.serverRelativeUrl = listObject.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl;
          mylist.type = securableType.List;// to differeentiate foldes from lists
          mylist.itemCount = listObject.ItemCount;
          mylist.isExpanded = false;
          mylist.hasBeenRetrieved = false;
          mylist.roleAssignments = listObject.RoleAssignments.map((roleAssignmentObject) => {

            let roleAssignment: SPRoleAssignment = {
              roleDefinitionIds: roleAssignmentObject.RoleDefinitionBindings.map((rdb) => { return rdb.Id; }),
              principalId: roleAssignmentObject.PrincipalId
            };
            return roleAssignment;
          });
          return mylist;
        });

      });
    return batch.execute().then(() => {
      return securityInfo;
    });
  }
}

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Draft: 1998, Houston Astros, 7th rd.
November 6, 2015 C John Buck elected free agency.
March 26, 2015 C John Buck retired.
January 31, 2015 C John Buck assigned to Gwinnett Braves.
January 25, 2015 Atlanta Braves signed free agent C John Buck to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
October 10, 2014 C John Buck elected free agency.
October 7, 2014 Los Angeles Angels designated C John Buck for assignment.
October 2, 2014 Los Angeles Angels reassigned C John Buck to the minor leagues.
September 2, 2014 Los Angeles Angels selected the contract of C John Buck from Salt Lake Bees.
July 21, 2014 Los Angeles Angels signed free agent C John Buck to a minor league contract.
July 21, 2014 C John Buck assigned to Salt Lake Bees.
July 15, 2014 Seattle Mariners released C John Buck.
July 7, 2014 Seattle Mariners designated C John Buck for assignment.
January 16, 2014 Seattle Mariners signed free agent C John Buck.
August 28, 2013 Pittsburgh Pirates activated C John Buck.
August 20, 2013 John Buck roster status changed by New York Mets.
August 17, 2013 New York Mets placed C John Buck on the paternity list.
November 17, 2010 Florida Marlins signed free agent John Buck.
November 7, 2010 C John Buck elected free agency.
August 20, 2010 Toronto Blue Jays activated C John Buck from the 15-day disabled list.
August 17, 2010 sent C John Buck on a rehab assignment to New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
August 5, 2010 Toronto Blue Jays placed C John Buck on the 15-day disabled list. Lacerated right thumb.
December 16, 2009 Toronto Blue Jays signed free agent C John Buck.
December 13, 2009 C John Buck elected free agency.
July 6, 2009 Kansas City Royals activated C John Buck from the 15-day disabled list.
June 25, 2009 Kansas City Royals sent C John Buck on a rehab assignment to Omaha Royals.


My place is close to family-friendly activities, nightlife, public transport, the city center, PATH & Holland Tunnel. You'll love my place because of the ambiance, the outdoors space, the light, the comfy bed, hot tub, the sauna, the indoor pool, the OLED T.V., and the city view! My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), big groups, and furry friends (pets).


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Good taste is bountiful at Bonoful
There's a new restaurant in Hamtramck, and its name couldn't be more appropriate. Bonoful – which means a bouquet of flowers in Bengali – is an artfully arranged eatery bursting with flavor.
After a year-and-a-half of planning and remodeling, the establishment opened its doors at the beginning of the month. Featuring a wide variety of Chinese-Indian specialties, Bonoful Sweets & Cafe offers patrons the opportunity to either enjoy an old favorite or try something completely new off its all-Halal menu.
The restaurant is owned and operated by MAN Enterprises, LLC, which is an acronym of the first initials of the three people who comprise the company – Mohammed Malik, Abu Bokkor and Nazmul Islam. The three men, who are all from the Sylhet region of Bangladesh but did not meet until doing business at Islam's money transferring operation in Hamtramck, forged a friendship over their entrepreneurial bonds and common roots, and, eventually, a partnership.
Day-to-day operations are divided among the three, with Islam (who is also a Farmer's Insurance agent) managing the business aspects while Malik and Bokkor – who each have over a decade of experience as head chefs from respectable restaurants in Troy – keep things cooking in the kitchen. Rounding out the help is a friendly staff that provides excellent table service.
On the menu there is an assortment of entrees that can suit any palette. In addition to the Indo-Chinese and Sahi Dastar Khwan Specialties, which are Chinese- and Indian-style dishes, there is a wide variety of vegetarian, seafood, Shane-E-Tandoor and even American-style entrees. A breakfast and dessert menu complements the Biryani and bread selections, and there is also a lunch buffet available from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for just $6.99. If the great food isn't filling enough, there are also a number of sweets cooked on-site available for purchase.
Almost as impressive as the 100-item strong menu is the exquisitely designed interior. The kitchen was built from scratch, and the dining room is one of the nicest in the area. Modeled with Middle Eastern design features, it boasts four private booths, a dozen tables and a private dining room that can accommodate up to 15 guests. An added bonus is the inclusion of plug receptacles in the private booths, which, along with free wi-fi, makes Bonoful a perfect place for a business lunch.
And if all that wasn't enough of a good thing, if you want to tinker with the menu's ingredients, just speak up.
"We don't do anything pre-cooked – if you order something, it's fresh," says Islam. "If somebody wants to try something different, this is the place."
Bonoful Sweets & Café is located at 12085 Conant and is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to midnight. It provides delivery, full dine-in service and can cater any occasion of up to 100 people. Bonoful can be reached at (313) 368-8800.


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How to Have a Small Waist & a Flat Belly Without a Lot ...
How to Aggressively Attack Belly Fat
How to Slim Down and Tone Up the Stomach Without the Bulge
by Anthony Oster
How to Have a Small Waist & a Flat Belly Without a Lot of Exercise
How to Control Breathing During Push Ups
Calories Needed and Calorie Expenditure Per Day
How to Get a Bigger Butt While Walking
How to Get Rid of Overlapping Stomach Fat
Slimming down your midsection requires a combination of diet, exercise and discipline. While losing weight in one area via diet and targeted exercise, also known as spot training, is not possible, overall total weight loss and toning exercises will assist in reducing your stomach bulge. A combination of strength and cardiovascular training, combined with a calorie-reduced diet, will lead you on the path to a slim and sexy stomach.
Counting Your Steps
Adding to your daily step count may accelerate your body's fat-burning capabilities. MayoClinic.com suggests taking 10,000 steps daily, the rough equivalent of five miles, over the course of a day to maintain optimum health. These 10,000 steps can be spread out in small intervals throughout the day. Finding new ways to add steps to your daily routine, such as taking the stairs instead of the elevator or taking a walk at lunch, can assist you with your daily step count. Purchase a pedometer and monitor your average daily step count for one week, then gradually add 500 daily steps per week until you have reached your goal of 10,000 steps.
Interval Walking Schedule
How you walk is almost as important as how much you walk, MayoClinic.com suggests. Walking in intervals of increased intensity can rev up your cardiovascular health and assist in burning off that belly bulge. Start by walking for three minutes at an easy pace, exerting only 30 to 35 percent of your total effort. After three minutes, increase the intensity of your walk for an additional three minutes. At this level of intensity, you should still be able to talk, but with short pauses. Increase your level of intensity again for an additional two minutes. At this intensity, talking will still be possible, but only in one- to two-word bursts. After two minutes, increase to an intensity that is short of jogging speed and difficult or impossible to talk. Reverse these steps down to your easiest intensity. Repeat this workout three times per week.
A study published in the May 2001 issue of "Ace Fitness Matters" outlines the most and least effective ab exercises. The bicycle maneuver ranked at the top of the list for its ability to work both the rectus abdominus and oblique muscles. The bicycle maneuver may be performed by lying on an exercise mat with your lower back pressed into the floor. Place your hands beside your head and elevate your knees by 45 degrees. Slowly perform a bicycle pedal motion with your knees while rotating your upper torso in tandem with your legs. Touch your right elbow to your left knee and your left elbow to your right knee during this motion. Repeat this motion for three sets of 10 to 25 repetitions per set.
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Though a reduced-calorie diet will assist you in your weight-loss efforts, research suggests that some foods may play a larger role than others in the removal of abdominal fat. A study published in the January 2008 issue of "The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" investigated the effect of whole grains on diet and weight loss. After a 12-week period, participants who replaced refined-grain products with whole grains lost an average of 8 to 11 pounds and reported a significant reduction in abdominal fat. Another study, published in the July 2007 issue of the journal "Diabetes Care," investigated the role of monounsaturated fatty acid-rich foods in our bodies. These foods, referred to as MUFAs, are naturally rich in a type of fat that is more easily accessible than fats found in processed foods and include almonds, black olives, avocados and dark chocolate. In this study, participants who consumed MUFA-rich foods as part of a calorie-controlled diet lost more abdominal fat than the control group.
MayoClinic.com: Dietary Fats: Know Which Types to Choose
Penn State University: Whole Grain Diets Lower Risk of Chronic Disease
American Council on Exercise: New Study Puts the Crunch on Ineffective Ab Exercises
American Diabetes Association: Monounsaturated Fat–rich Diet Prevents Central Body Fat Distribution and Decreases Postprandial Adiponectin Expression Induced by a Carbohydrate-rich Diet in Insulin-Resistant Subjects
MayoClinic.com: Belly Fat in Men: Men - Why Weight Loss Matters
Harvard Health Publications: Abdominal Fat and What to Do About It
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Anthony Oster is a licensed professional counselor who earned his Master of Science in counseling psychology at the University of Southern Mississippi. He has served as a writer and lead video editor for a small, South Louisiana-based video production company since 2007. Oster is the co-owner of a professional photography business and advises the owner on hardware and software acquisitions for the company.
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Pi'gredients aims to provide a source of 'ingredients' for all your Raspberry Pi related projects.  There are a number of existing projects that focus on providing easy to implement access to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO, i2c and SPI I/O, but this is still relativly low level.

Pi'gredients aims to provide a higher level, component based interface for Raspberry Pi programming.
  This allows you to get started right away, without having to understand the underlying communications between the Raspberry Pi's bus, and the component you're working with.

Adafruit have already done some very useful work over at their repo, with implementations for a number of their products, and products they sell.

https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Raspberry-Pi-Python-Code

We are hoping to go beyond this, and provide robust implementations for a diverse range of components, available from a variety of vendors, with consistent and familiar interfaces.  Additionally, you'll find many of the component implementations come with usage examples, and even fritzing diagrams to show you how to correctly lay out the circuit used in the example.

## Getting Started

We have layed out the repository in the following structure ...

    .
    ├── examples      # Example implementations for all modules.
    ├── setup.py
    └── pigredients
        ├── ics       # Contains all the Integrate Circuit modules.
        ├── displays  # Contains all the Display driving modules.
        └── sensors   # Contains all our sensing modules.

To install pigredients for use in other projects, simply run the following command.  Depending on your environment you may not require the sudo prefix to this command.

    sudo python setup.py install

Additionally some modules require the Adafruit I2C module, which can be found here ... https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Raspberry-Pi-Python-Code

## Naming Convention Notes

Please note that due to some component identifiers starting with numbers eg. 74HC595, some modules are prefixed with a relevant prefix, 'ic' for integrated circuits, 'sen' for sensors, 'disp' for displays etc..  This aleviates issues with imports, and allows the use of all standard conventions when importing modules.

## License
Pigredients is released under the MIT License. - http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT


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Derby leapfrogged Middlesbrough to return to the Championship play-off places as Matej Vydra's hat-trick secured a 3-0 win at the Riverside.
Vydra took his tally for the season to 12 in all competitions as he followed up a slick first-half strike with a second-half penalty and another smooth finish after an error from Darren Randolph.
The Czech striker was too hot for Boro to handle all afternoon, and his treble sees an in-form Derby rise to fifth position after a run of six wins in their last eight games.
Middlesbrough suffered an afternoon to forget, with Daniel Ayala's second-half dismissal for a second yellow card summing up their struggles.
Boro went into the game on the back of a comfortable home win over Birmingham three days earlier, and were the brighter side in the opening stages.
Martin Braithwaite drilled a long-range free-kick narrowly over the bar, before the hosts almost claimed the lead through the in-form Britt Assombalonga.
Assombalonga already boasts 11 goals for the season, and he almost added a 12th when he stabbed in a shot after Ayala flicked on Cyrus Christie's long throw, only for Derby goalkeeper Scott Carson to make a superb point-blank save.
The Rams had barely figured as an attacking threat to that point, but Gary Rowett's side took the lead with their first meaningful foray forward less than a minute later.
It was a well-worked goal, with Vydra drifting into the area and playing a slick one-two with former Boro forward David Nugent before lashing a fierce 12-yard finish past Randolph.
Derby went close again when Tom Lawrence cut in from the left-hand side to drill a low shot straight at Randolph, but Boro finished the first half strongly and created two decent opportunities.
Assombalonga headed Stewart Downing's corner wide of the left-hand post, before full-back Fabio Da Silva also failed to find the target as he nodded Cyrus Christie's cross over the bar from inside the six-yard box.
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With a man advantage, it only took Derby three minutes to extend their lead, with Vydra claiming his hat-trick.
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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.w3c.dom.Element;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanDefinition;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.support.BeanDefinitionBuilder;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.xml.AbstractSingleBeanDefinitionParser;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.xml.ParserContext;
import org.springframework.util.xml.DomUtils;

/**
 * Parse the <mvc:freemarker-configurer> MVC namespace element and register
 * FreeMarkerConfigurer bean
 *
 * @author Rossen Stoyanchev
 * @since 4.1
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public class FreeMarkerConfigurerBeanDefinitionParser extends AbstractSingleBeanDefinitionParser {

	public static final String BEAN_NAME = "mvcFreeMarkerConfigurer";

	@Override
	protected String getBeanClassName(Element element) {
		return "org.springframework.web.servlet.view.freemarker.FreeMarkerConfigurer";
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First I designed my own parlor model, because parlor guitars have always fascinated me. With proper structure and material, the guitar develops a beautiful and dynamic sound. Because of its small size, the parlor guitar is also comfortable to play and carry.
As a part of my luthier studies, I spent my practical training in Germany. It was there that I got really excited about the Weissenborn. With good playing skills it sounds as if there were more than just one guitar. It has a unique sound, which is not possible to produce with a regular guitar. As a result, I started to design my own lap slide guitar.
At the same time I was listening to many blues players, especially slide-playing ones. That is how I got the inspiration to design a resonator guitar with a wooden body. Now I have a guitar family with three members of Keihäs Guitars.
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Retailers are battling the worst trading conditions for five years, with the growth of internet shopping and business rates blamed for the challenging climate. The rise of "in-home leisure" – people preferring to spend free time and entertain at home rather than go out and about – is also suspected of taking a bite out of earnings.
Italian restaurants including Jamie Oliver's chain are said to have been particularly badly hit by the change, while retailers such as Toys R Us and Maplin have gone to the wall as more people shop online. Ministers have been urged to take concerted action to help Britain's beleaguered town centres, with experts warning the turmoil is "unlikely to abate".
A study of 500 high streets by accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Local Data Company found 2,692 stores had vanished in the first six month of the year – roughly 14 a day. The rate is similar to the same period in 2017, although there has been a dramatic fall in the number of openings year-on-year.
Compared with 2,342 shops opening their doors in the first six months of last year, there were 1,569 openings between January 1 and June 30. Greater London and the South East were the regions worst hit by closures of chains, followed by the Midlands, the North East and East of England. Wales was the best-performing region, although it still saw a net loss of 22.
Toys R Us, Maplin, Poundworld and Coast have been among the major fatalities on the high street so far in 2018, while House of Fraser was rescued from administration by Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley. Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Mothercare, Homebase and Carpetright have undertaken closure programmes with varying scales.


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Spider-Man's Tom Holland Descended from 'the Greatest Knight Who Ever Lived'
Interesting parallels can be drawn between Tom Holland's ancient ancestor and the character of Spider-Man, who Tom portrays in the Marvel movies. | By Mike Batie
Tom Holland in Spider-man: Far from Home / Image via Sony
Tom Holland is the latest actor to wear the Spider-Man suit. His charming looks, dance, choreography, and gymnastics training all seem to have predestined him for the role.
Tom Holland's Descent from the Greatest Knight Who Ever Lived
Eight hundred years ago, in the year 1219, Tom Holland's 25th great-grandfather was being laid to rest in Temple Church in London. He was William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, a knight of the realm and invested into the order of the Knights Templar. In giving the funeral sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury declared that William Marshal was "the greatest knight who ever lived." Yes, that's right, our boy Tom is the 25th great-grandson of the greatest knight who ever lived.
Tom Holland's line of descent from William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke. / Chart by Mike Batie
There are some pretty amazing parallels that we can draw from the life of Tom Holland's ancestor William Marshal, and the character of Spider-Man that Holland plays in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Below is a checklist of the parallels, and we'll dive into the details further in this post.
Chart by Mike Batie
Both Are Legendary Superheroes
William Marshal was quite the hero of his day. He was a knight, a soldier, and a statesman, serving under five English kings. In all of these roles, he fought not only for his sovereign but also for the people of the realm. Marshal fought for those he loved and who had his loyalty. He proved himself a formidable opponent in battle.
Likewise, Peter Parker/Spider-Man is a bit of a knight, you could say. He is a soldier in the war against good and evil. Spider-Man fights for the people of his realm, whether they be his local community in Queens, New York City, or the world. He defends and protects those he loves and is loyal to.
Tom Holland playing Spider-Man (left) is descended from the knight William Marshal (right). / Images via Sony/Marvel and D. Lordey (artist)
Both Grew Up Without Their Parents
William Marshal was primarily raised in the household of a cousin, and later in the household of his aunt and uncle, where he was brought up in the way his elders thought he should go, being taught literature, Biblical stories, and chivalry.
Similarly, Spider-Man was raised without his parents, being brought up in the household of his aunt and uncle, who taught him the morals and ethics they would expect him to live by.
Spider-Man grows up without his parents. Tom Holland with Marisa Tomei as Aunt May. / Image via Sony/Marvel
Both Tragically Lost Their Uncles
William Marshal lived in the household of his uncle, Patrick, the Earl of Salisbury. During this time, Marshal served as a knight in the household. Sadly, William lost his uncle Patrick when he was killed in an ambush while they were out hunting. William survived the attack, but the sadness and possible guilt of losing the uncle he was meant to serve and protect must have weighed heavily on him. From this point in time, William would go on to prove himself a great warrior and defender.
Many will recall that Spider-Man also lost his uncle, Ben, who was tragically killed by a burglar. Peter Parker felt a weight of guilt and remorse that led him to vow to protect the innocent from harm as Spider-Man.
Tom Holland with Robert Downey Jr., portraying Spider-Man being mentored by Tony Stark/Iron Man. / Image via Sony/Marvel
Both Were Trained by Mentors
William Marshal was trained up and mentored to be a knight with lessons in chivalry and the art of warfare by his cousin William de Tancarville.
In Spider-Man: Homecoming, we see Peter Parker is guided and mentored by Tony Stark in preparing him for the role of a superhero as Spider-Man.
Both Wear Suits and Masks
Both William Marshal and Peter Parker wear suits and masks to go into battle, which protects them from bodily harm and enhances their abilities. For William Marshal, his chain mail and armor protect him from the blows of weapons, and his horse and sword extend his fighting abilities. For Peter Parker, his suit protects his identity, but also extends his abilities, including a HUD (heads up display) in his lenses, his web-shooters, and the Iron Spider Armor suit made for him by Tony Stark also gives him protection from bodily harm, much like the armor that William Marshal wore.
As Spider-Man, Tom Holland wears a suite of armor, and so did his ancestor the Knight William Marshal. / Images via Sony/Marvel, D. Lordey
Both Have Stunning Love Interests
Everyone knows about Peter Parker's main love interest, MJ. She has become one of the most popular "non-powered" characters in the Marvel universe, and become one of the best-known love interests in superhero pop culture. MJ is smart, independent, supportive, and at times, thrust into battles tied to Peter's role as Spider-Man. In Holland's Spider-Man movies, MJ is Michelle Jones, who goes by the nickname of MJ as an homage to the original Mary Jane Watson.
Similarly, William Marshal married a pretty rad Medieval babe known as Isabel de Clare. She was one of the richest women of the day in England. Once when William was away on business, their castle was attacked and it was Isabel who orchestrated and led the defense of the castle and the battle against the attackers. Like Peter and MJ, Tom Holland's ancestors William and Isabel were quite a power couple.
Tom Holland with Zendaya and his Holland's ancestor William Marshal with his wife, Isabel de Clare. / Images via Sony / Soundcloud
The Greatest Knight Who Ever Lived
Tom Holland's 25th great grandfather William Marshal came from humble beginnings. He wasn't the firstborn and was seemingly an insignificant boy when he set out to become a knight at the age of twelve. During his life he won over 500 tournaments of knights, gaining fame throughout Europe. He loyally served kings in battle and as a military advisor. It is no wonder that Tom Holland's ancestor was declared "the greatest knight who ever lived" at his funeral.
William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke—Tom Holland's 25th great grandfather, is buried in Temple Church, London. / Image via BBC
Like William Marshal, our boy Tom Holland has come from humble beginnings and gone out into the world and made a name for himself. Even during school, Tom was bullied. Said Tom, "I had my rough patches. There was times when I was bullied about dancing and stuff, but you couldn't hit me hard enough to stop me from doing it." I'm sure William Marshal would be proud of his 25th great grandson's determination to keep forging ahead, not allowing anyone to hit him hard enough to stop him from pursuing his ambitions.
Tom Holland as Spider-Man in No Way Home. / Image via Sony/Marvel
Tom is close with his parents, Dominic and Nikki, his brothers Sam, Harry, and Paddy, and his beloved Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Tessa. Together the family runs The Brothers Trust, a UK registered charity that supports smaller charities that struggle to be heard. Tom is the focal point of the charity and its fundraising efforts. To learn more or to donate, visit https://www.thebrotherstrust.org
Storytelling binds generations. Films and family history are both powerful forms of storytelling that do just that. Family history research has been a passion of mine since I was a teenager. Having researched my own family tree extensively, I enjoy looking into the family trees of notable people. It gives me a sense of their background and what shaped their family into who they are today. To see their roots and where they come from is always inspiring. Being a history geek, I'm often in awe of the historical experiences of their ancestors and how they connect to the present day. I hope to inspire others to research their own family trees and find out where they come from by sharing interesting insights from the family trees of some of my favorite artists and entertainers.
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The former Miss Universe Philippines contestants met again.
Former Miss Universe Philippines candidates Shamcey Supsup and Janine Tugonon were reunited in the US. The two beauty queens were all smiles in the photo that Shamcey posted on her Instagram account on Sunday, March 24 (PH time).
"Thanks for taking the time to meet us @tugononjanine Na miss ka namin! Diba? @isabellamanjon @diannenecio @mj_lastimosa," Shamcey posted.
Janine is now based in the US and works as a model. Shamcey is currently vacationing in New York with her husband Lloyd Lee.
Both were crowned Bb. Pilipinas in the past. Shamcey joined the Miss Universe pageant in 2011 and won 3rd runner-up. Meanwhile, Janine represented the Philippines in the Miss Universe 2012 pageant became 1st runner-up.


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Fiat's CEO says decision to close plant 'irreversible'
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Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said on Wednesday that a decision to shut down the company's plant in Sicily was "irreversible."
He said that plans to close the plant, which employs around 1,400 people, although "a great controversy," would go ahead.
His speech was interrupted by cries of protest from opponents of the move.
"Shame on you Fiat and Chrysler for killing jobs!" one angry protester shouted.
Earlier on Wednesday hundreds of Fiat workers in southern Italy went on strike in protest at the company's decision to shut the plant by the end of next year.
Marchionne had first announced the closure last June as a move to cut costs.


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To hear Republicans talk, Michigan's "high" business taxes drove us into a recession at the end of the Engler administration ... and the massive Snyder business-tax cuts will be our long-term economic salvation. "You may not feel it now, but you will..."
Unfortunately, the actual real world demonstrates that this is delusional economics.
As part of its six-part series on state taxes, the always thought-provoking Bridge e-zine looks at the factors important to businesses when making decisions on where to locate. Turns out taxes are low on the list for many companies.
Other factors can and often are more important: labor costs, availability of skilled labor, proximity to markets (especially important to manufacturers), transportation infrastructure, regulatory structure and quality of life all are important.
Hanging our economic hats on the hook of "low-cost state" is bound to fail. The Bridge analysis talks about the decision of Electrolux to close shop in Greenville, moving 2,700 jobs to Mexico and South Carolina. The reason: cheaper labor.
You can always find cheaper labor, if not in the south of the United States, then outside our borders (unless you want to match Mexico's $1.57/hour wages).
A more intelligent strategy is outlined in the latest report from Michigan Future, which looks at the strongest state economy in our region: in Minnesota. Instead of focusing on cutting costs, Minnesota focuses on investing in people, infrastructure and quality of life. It is paying off.
Frank Kelley, the man who "wrote the book" on a consumer-protection-oriented Attorney General, has added his endorsement to Mark Totten's campaign for A.G.
Kelley served 37 years as Michigan's top lawyer, the longest service of any statewide elected official in any state in American history. He served under five Michigan Governors in both parties. During his tenure his focus was on protecting ordinary citizens from government and big corporations. He successfully campaigned for unit pricing, fought excessive utility and insurance rate increases, and was a champion of environmental protection (he often battled side-by-side with Milliken on environmental issues).
Kelley left office a long time ago (in 1999), succeeded by Jennifer Granholm, but his name still carries a lot weight. Kelley turns 90 this New Years Eve and is still active in the law firm he co-founded with one-time state House Republican leader Dennis Cawthorne.
A lifelong friend of The Curmudgeon, Kelley is mentally every bit as sharp today as he was back in the day even if he has slowed down a step or two. His renowned sense of humor remains intact. He opened a speech to the state Democratic convention in August with the line "you probably were asking 'is he still alive?'"
Yes he is most certainly alive and well.
Kelley's support is a plus for Totten in his battle with tea party favorite Bill "I Wanna Be Governor" Schuette.
Fred Upton Has Changed. Amazing what a lot of oil money can do.
6th District challenger Paul Clements' latest TV ad is beginning to make the rounds, taking Whirlpool heir Fred Upton to task for evolving from a pretty decent environmentalist to a tool of the oil industry. Oil ... isn't that the foundation of Koch Industries?
The Daily Beast columnist Michael Tomasky minces no words describing the horribleness that is embodied in five products of the tea party surge in 2010. Fourth on his list is Michigan's own Accountant-in-Chief, Richard Dale Snyder.
"Snyder is too conservative for that state. It's as if, oh, Indiana had a Democratic governor – it's something that happens, but it's just not the natural order of things."
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Winning Roland Garros was my biggest win: Stan Wawrinka
Venkat Harish
CHENNAI: Two-time Grand Slam champion, Switzerland's Stan Wawrinka will be back in Chennai to defend his title at the Aircel Chennai Open 2016. India and South Asia's Premier ATP World Tour tennis event, Aircel Chennai Open 2016 is scheduled to be held at the SDAT Stadium from 4th to 10th January 2016.
Speaking about the season-opening tournament, Wawrinka said, "I've always enjoyed coming to Chennai. The tournament is a nice way to start the season, the fans are great and I like the atmosphere in the stadium. Of course I would love to defend my title, but I will have to go match by match."
Aircel Chennai Open 2016 will be Stan's eighth visit to Chennai and this year he will be looking to defend his title and claim a hat-trick of championship wins. For someone who has wowed Indian tennis fans numerous times in the past, audiences are eager to see him reclaim his title. His big serve, exceptional state of fitness and single-handed backhand, which is perhaps the best in the game, won him his second Grand Slam – the French Open 2015 at Roland Garros against World no. 1 Novak Djokovic in June this year.
On his biggest 2015 win, Wawrinka added, "For sure winning Roland Garros was my biggest win. This title means so much to me. I played an amazing final against Novak and I'm very proud of my performance. Adding a second Grand Slam title to my career, this time with wins over the world number 1 and 2 is just amazing."
Speaking further about the match against Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros where he struck 59 winners, almost twice as many as Djokovic, and on his relationship with the world no. 1, Wawrinka said, "Novak is an unbelievable player, he has played so strong during the whole year and deserves to be number 1. Beating him in the final meant a lot to me, it made me very proud. I played amazing tennis on that day and managed to find a solution against him. I've played several tough matches against Novak in Grand Slams recently. I know that I have my chance if I play my very best tennis. I've beaten him before and you have to remain mentally strong when you face him and especially in such an important match. Novak is an amazing player and a funny personality. We often practice together and respect each other a lot. We've played a lot of great matches against each other and have shared many special moments."
On his coach Magnus Norman, and how he has helped improve his game, Wawrinka added "Magnus is a great person. I really enjoy his vision of the game; the way he communicates. He's very natural and he was a great player himself so he knows how it feels to step on a crowded center court or to be in a Grand Slam final. I saw how he worked with Robin Söderling and had a feeling that he could be the right coach for me. He's also great working with the other members of my team like my fitness coach Pierre Paganini or Severin Lüthi, our Davis Cup captain who has been helping me a lot as well."
Reviewing the year behind, and looking into the start of yet another season on the tour, Wawrinka said, "2015 has been an amazing year and 2016 is already around the corner. I want to continue to do well, win tournaments and go deep at the Slams. And hopefully I get a great start into the season in Chennai again. I'm somebody who really likes to work hard. I like to get up early in the morning and enjoy practising a lot. That helps me a lot, because a tennis career is very much about working hard and enjoying what you do."
The Swiss finished at No. 4 in the Emirates ATP Rankings for the 2nd straight season and in the Top 10 for third straight season. With his 2nd Grand Slam title as 30-year-old at Roland Garros this year, he became the oldest champion of the event since Gomez in 1990. 'Stan the Man' as he is popularly known, is the winner of 11 career titles, including two at the Aircel Chennai Open in the last two consecutive years. Along with No. 1 Novak Djokovic, Wawrinka is one of only two players to reach QF or better at all 4 Grand Slams in 2015. Wawrinka reached the semi-finals of the year-ending Barclays ATP World Tour Finals for the third straight year this year. He enters 2016 having played in 43 consecutive Grand Slam main draws since his major debut at 2005 Roland Garros.
ACO 2016 will witness an exceptional line-up of top talent at the US$480,000 prize money tournament. Cutting off at 98, the impressive player field for the region's most exciting and hard-fought tennis tournament will see World No. 4 Stan Wawrinka vying for a hat-trick of titles, Chennai-debutant World No. 12 Kevin Anderson, World No. 19, ATP's Comeback Player of the Year 2015 Benoit Paire, World No. 25 Roberto Bautista-Agut, along with Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Gilles Muller, Vasek Pospisil and Aljaz Bedene representing nine players from amongst the top 50 in the world.
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The Minister of Economy and Energy of the State of Brandenburg praised this year for the second time the "Brandenburg Innovation Award Metal" from. Enterprises or co-operations of companies with scientific institutions had applied to the 10,000 Euro prize with product-, pro-cess- and service innovations.
This year, the Award winner is ENVIRAL® together with its development partner, the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces (MPIKG, Potsdam-Golm). On 10/16/2015 the price was awarded by the Minister of Economic Affairs of Brandenburg, Mr. Gerber at the Cluster Conference Metal, which was held in the main auditorium of the University of Applied Sci-ences Brandenburg. Dr. Grigoriev, representative of the Max Planck Institute, and Mr. Rogo-Vits, General Manager of ENVIRAL®, were glad to receive the prize.


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Round Rock (Texas) : Health Conditions and Public Awareness Report
According to year 2015 data published by CDC, out of 99887 adults living in Round Rock around 31664 adults are suffering from High Cholesterol. We have gathered information from government databases about health of adult population of Round Rock and tried to bring it here to make you aware of that. Awareness at the right time can save you from future health conditions.
City : Round Rock
State : Texas
Location : (30.5239578235, -97.6669801882)
Adult Population : 99887
Major Health Conditions among people of Round Rock (Texas)
Around 31664 adults in Round Rock are suffering from High Cholesterol. It makes around 31.7% of adult population of this city.
Around 30166 adults in Round Rock are suffering from High Blood Pressure. It makes around 30.2% of adult population of this city.
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Mental Health of around 10488 adults in Round Rock was not good for more than 14 days during year 2016. It makes around 10.5% of adult population of this city.
Physical Health of around 10288 adults in Round Rock was not good for more than 14 days during year 2016. It makes around 10.3% of adult population of this city.
Around 10188 adults in Round Rock are suffering from Teeth Loss. It makes around 10.2% of adult population of this city.
Around 9389 adults in Round Rock are suffering from Diabetes. It makes around 9.4% of adult population of this city.
Around 8391 adults in Round Rock were suffering from Asthma during year 2016. It makes around 8.4% of adult population of this city.
Till year 2016 around 5993 adults in Round Rock were suffering from Cancer(except skin cancer). It makes around 6% of adult population of this city.
Around 5194 adults in Round Rock are suffering from Coronary Heart Disease. It makes around 5.2% of adult population of this city.
Around 4894 adults in Round Rock were suffering from COPD(Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) during year 2016. It makes around 4.9% of adult population of this city.
Kidneys of 2497 adults in Round Rock were not functioning properly due to Chronic Kidney Disease till year 2016. It makes around 2.5% of adult population of this city.
Around 2497 adults in Round Rock have suffered from Stroke at some point in their adult life. It makes around 2.5% of adult population of this city.
Unhealthy Behaviors found in people of Round Rock (Texas)
Following unhealthy behaviors were reported among the adult population of Round Rock
32963 adults, i.e. 33% of adult population of this city, are suffering from lack of sleep, which means they are sleeping for less than 7 hours per day.
Preventive Measures taken by people of Round Rock (Texas)
Following preventive measures were reported by the adult population of Round Rock to keep them on safer side. It is something good which should be further improved.
34.4% of adult men above the age of 65 are up to date on a core set of clinical preventive services: Flu shot past Year, PPV shot ever, Colorectal cancer screening.
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Mrs. Louise (nee Burke) Bariletto, 88, of Nutley, NJ, passed away on Sunday, March 31, 2019. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Mass at St. Mary's Church, 17 Monsignor Owens Place, Nutley, on Thursday, April 4 at 10:45 a.m. The inurnment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington.
Mrs. Bariletto was born in Newark and was a lifelong resident of Nutley. She was a Tape Librarian for ITT Avionics, Nutley for many years before retiring.
She is survived by her beloved husband of 71 years Ernest Bariletto; her devoted daughter Veronica McMahon; her loving sister Patricia DeLellis; and her cherished grandchildren Katherine Philip and her husband Ryan, and Elizabeth McMahon. She is also survived by her many loving nieces, nephews and cousins.
Mrs. Bariletto is predeceased by her sister Katherine Madeo.
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A couple of weeks ago, my mom brought home a sample of Novelina Zeelke Powder Hair Color. I have no idea whether it's an international or local product as I haven't yet encountered its brand name before (not until my mom gave it to me). It was just a free item which was given to her while she was walking along Makati, according to her. I badly wanted to color my hair for weeks now and there's no one in the household who dared to use the product, so might as well it be me.
According to the product, it's easy and fast to use. I think it's just as hard as any hair dyeing process especially when you're doing the coloring all by yourself. It's long-lasting? Let me see. And it looks natural. On that I have to agree but in a bad way. It just makes my hair look closer to how my hair color looks like (without any dye).
First of all, the powdered hair dye is herbal and is free from ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, so there's no way I'm gonna get scared applying it as there would be lesser possibility of it damaging my hair. My mom got the dark brown but I wanted a lighter hair dye. Anyway, it's for free naman and I think there's no harm in trying.
I really have no idea where to purchase it. And it's not bothering me at all. There's no way I'm gonna purchase another one of these. Why? Because I'm quite disappointed with the product while it looks promising. I'm so sorry I forgot to take some pictures when I mixed the products and when I applied it on my hair. If it makes any difference, I can't say much. It just makes my hair darker like close to jet black when I'm expecting some sort of mahogany brown tone for my hair.
For the application, I follow the directions. I just have to add 6 teaspoons of water to the powder. Quite easy, right? Upon opening, I already catch a whiff of the product and it smells worse compared to hair dyes with ammonia! The powder can easily be compared to crushed charcoals while the description says it's in dark brown! When I mix the water, the texture turned like a loose paste and as black as the canal! No exaggeration here.
I really had to pull some guts to apply the formula in my hair. The smell was unbearably awful that I had to seriously resist from breathing for seconds.