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Brunswick Group announces that Pascal Lamy has been appointed Chair of Europe
Brunswick strengthens its leadership team in Europe.
Brunswick Group, the strategic advisory firm focused on critical issues, today announced that Pascal Lamy has been appointed Chair of Europe based in Brussels.
Pascal Lamy will provide overall leadership to Brunswick's European business and senior advice and counsel to European and international clients on issues such as trade, international economics, politics and regulation. He will also continue, as part of Brunswick's global Geopolitical offer, to provide advice and counsel to clients and business leaders around the world on how to navigate issues across the increasingly complex political, social and economic spheres.
His appointment as Chair of Europe will strengthen Brunswick's capabilities and leadership across the region as Brunswick continues to invest in, and grow, its European business.
Pascal Lamy served two consecutive terms as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization between 2005-2013. Prior to that, he served in senior positions in the French government and in the financial sector. He began his career in the French civil service at the Inspection Générale des finances and at the Treasury before becoming an advisor to Finance Minister Jacques Delors, and subsequently to Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy. From 1985-1994 he was Chief of Staff for Jacques Delors during his tenure as President of the European Commission. He then joined Crédit Lyonnais as Chief Executive until 1999, before returning to Brussels as European Trade Commissioner until 2004.
Neal Wolin, Chief Executive Officer, Brunswick said: "I am absolutely delighted that Pascal has agreed to become Brunswick's Chair of Europe. As an enormously experienced and talented global leader, his deep knowledge and insights will be of enormous value to our European business and to clients in Europe and elsewhere."
Pascal Lamy said: "I am delighted to take on this role at Brunswick and to help leaders and businesses across Europe navigate an increasingly complex global environment. The scale and diversity of critical issues facing leaders today has never been greater. Brunswick is extremely experienced at helping organizations play a more successful role in society, and I am looking forward to adding to these capabilities."
About Pascal Lamy
Pascal Lamy was Director-General of the WTO from September 2005 to August 2013.
He began his career in the French civil service, where he became an advisor to the then Finance Minister, Jacques Delors and subsequently Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy. From 1985 to 1994, he was Chief of Staff for the President of the European Commission, Jacques Delors, and his representative in the G7.
In November 1994, he joined the team in charge of rescuing Credit Lyonnais, and later became CEO of the bank until its privatization in 1999. Between 1999 and 2004, Pascal Lamy was Commissioner for Trade at the European Commission under Romano Prodi. Pascal joined Brunswick in February 2018, as part of the launch of Brunswick Geopolitical.
He is currently President of the Paris Peace Forum, President emeritus of Notre Europe-Institut Jacques Delors and Chair of the UN World Committee on Tourism Ethics, among many other board positions, and the author of various books on global governance, Europe and international trade. He holds degrees from the Paris based Ecole des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC), from the Institut d'Etudes Politiques (IEP) and from the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA).
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The Best Quotes From Rollo Tomassi's 'Preventive Medicine: The Rational Male'
Rollo Tomassi has written three outstanding books and these are the best quotes from his 2nd one Preventive Medicine: The Rational Male. The book is well worth reading and I think as you read these quotes, you'll start to see why.
— These physical arousal cues girls find primarily attractive in adolescent boys (later men) will continue for the better part of a woman's life, but during a girl's formative years her foremost attraction is for the 'hawt guy' with a good body, the correct eye color, facial symmetry and the right haircut. Between the ages of 15 and 25 young women associate and prioritize their sexual selectivity according to men's physical features.
— The short version for teenage Game (when you're in high school) is that looks, physique and physical prowess are a girl's attraction priority.
— It may be hard to believe, but it is often easier to bed a very young woman than an older woman, if you are an older man. This is because 20-40% of women are specifically attracted to older men.
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— Ultimatums are declarations of powerlessness because you are resorting to a direct threat to get someone to do what you want them to, and in doing so you overtly confess your weak position. If a woman were in a genuine position of control it wouldn't be necessary to resort to an ultimatum; she'd simply use that control (as she likely did in her Party Years). There are many ways to effect a change in another person, but ultimatums will never prompt a genuine change. If they change behavior it's prompted by the threat, not unprompted, organic desire.
— One of the primary tenets of my Game philosophy is that true desire cannot be negotiated.
— As is the wont for a feminized media, the focus is on men who divorce their wives, but statistically it's women who initiate over 70% of all divorces. That's an important statistic to bear that in mind when considering the psychological impetus for women's Redevelopment Phase.
— An important part of the Red Pill is learning that the most memorable acts of love a man can commit with a woman are acts of (seeming or genuine) spontaneity and never apparently and overtly planned (and yes, that applies to sex as well).
— What men fail to ever consider is that women's hypergamic based love always considers what he is, before she invests herself in who he is.
— Women can handle making more money in a relationship, but they despise being the leader in a relationship.
— Hypergamy doesn't care about equalism or reciprocity.
— In most popular stories Beta men may be protagonists, but they're never really heroes. Every movie, that I can remember, that has a Beta as a protagonist has been a comedy; Beta males are good for laughing at – no one actually admires them
— Women form the most secure emotional attachments to men 1-2 SMV steps above themselves.
— Sex differences, biologically and psychologically, didn't evolve for hundreds of thousands of years to be co-equal partnerships based on humanistic (or moralistic) idealism. They evolved into a complementary form of support where the aspects of one sex's strengths compensated for the other's weaknesses and vice versa.
— Alpha Men don't complain about sexual frequency, they simply move on to a new woman. Betas complain about sexual frequency because they are expected to know and accept (now via open Hypergamy) that they will never enjoy the type of sex their women had with the Alphas in their Party Years.
— According to a recent study by iVillage, less than half of wedded women married the person who was the best sex of their lives (52 percent say that was an ex.) In fact, 66 percent would rather read a book, watch a movie or take a nap than sleep with a spouse.
— It is a simple observance of fact that rejection is an integral aspect of being male. Get used to it.
— Right about now I'm sure various male readers are thinking, "f*ck this, I'm gonna be who I am and any girl who can't appreciate me for me is low quality anyway." This will probably piss you off, but this is exactly the Blue Pill mental-it most 'just be yourself' Betas adopt for themselves. It's actually a law of power to despise what you can't have, and deductively it makes sense, but the fact still remains, as a man you will always be evaluated by your performance. So even with a 'f*ck it, I'll just be me' mindset you're still being evaluated on how well 'you are just you'.
— Women want a bulwark against their own emotionalism, not a co-equal male emoter whose emotionalism would compete with her own. The belief that male vulnerability is a strength is a slippery slope from misguided attraction to emotional codependency, to overt dependency on a woman to accommodate and compensate for the weaknesses that vulnerability really implies.
— Nothing is more threatening yet simultaneously attractive to a woman than a man who is aware of his own value to women.
— Women want to 'want' their men. Women want a Man who other men want to be, and other women want to f*ck.
— Women are dream killers. Not because they have an agenda to be so, but because men will all too willingly sacrifice their ambitions for a steady supply of p*ssy and the responsibilities that women attach to this.
— Iron Rule of Tomassi #1 Frame is everything. Always be aware of the subconscious balance of who's frame in which you are operating. Always control the Frame, but resist giving the impression that you are.
— I had a commenter drop the following in one of my related threads: I think men have no innate desire to marry up. Hypergamy doesn't compute for us. I know what hunger feels like and I assume women feel it the same way I do. I'm empathetic to poor, hungry children because I know what they're feeling. However I have no idea what hypergamy feels like. I've never felt it's pull.
— I mention in that essay about how a female amateur body builder I knew who was dumbstruck by how horny she became after her first cycle of anabolic steroids. "I can't believe men can live in a state like this" were her exact words. She was just beginning to get a taste of what men experience and control in their own skins 24-hours a day and it was unsettling for her.
— Some men do in fact buy the sports car, get the new hotty wife or act in some fashion that appears reckless and irresponsible. This isn't due to infantilism, but rather a new understanding of their own position as men. They've "lived responsibly" for so long and for so little appreciation that when that true realization is made they feel the need to move. The true nature of the Game that's been perpetrated on them becomes clear and they need to react. They've become respected, put in the hours, the sacrifice, the censoring of their own views, priorities and imperatives. They realize now that they've sold off true passions in favor of maintaining what others have told him was his responsibility – whether it was his choice or not. And all for what? A fat wife? A shrew? Maybe even a fantastic marriage and a wonderful family life, but also a nagging doubt about not seeing enough of the world or accomplishing what he wanted to do by 40 because of it – a nagging doubt that he's not living up to his curse of potential.
— Increasingly 'career women' desiring to finally start a family at age 35 find that men – particularly the ones that meet their equalist provisioning criteria – in their age range (33-38) are not interested in women (to say nothing of 'career women') of their age. They're interested in the 22 year olds who wouldn't give them the time of day when they didn't have the status (or maturity) that they've just dis-covered they now have.
— Most women in western culture who find themselves single at 38-42 are there after an earlier life that didn't go as planned. They almost universally carry some kind of baggage.
— While a hot piece of @ss is it's own motivation, I think on some level, after the necessary experiences, sacrifices and time it takes to get to a point of personal maturity, we see a younger woman with less baggage as a sort of double bonus.
— Mostly to their detriment, the vast majority of men follow a deductive, but anti-seductive, Beta Game plan of comfort, identification, familiarity and patience with women in the hopes that what they hear women tell them is the way to their intimacy will eventually pan out for them. Their Beta Game plan is in fact to prove they "aren't just in it for the sex" in order to get to a point of having sex with a particular woman.
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David Horn was a founding editor of the journal Popular Music and a founding member of IASPM (The International Association for the Study of Popular Music). He was Director of the Institute of Popular Music at the University of Liverpool from 1988 until his retirement in 2002. Together with the blues scholar Paul Oliver he first proposed the idea of EPMOW in the 1980s, and has worked on the project since that time. Author affiliation details are correct at time of print publication.
John Lwanda
...The term 'kwasa kwasa' (or 'kwassa kwassa') originated in the later twentieth century in the present-day Democratic Republic of Congo (known as Zaire from 1971 to 1997), where it denoted a music and dance that was part of the overall...
Ndombolo
...Ndombolo is widely used as a term for the generation of Congolese dance music that emerged in Kinshasa in the late 1990s and early 2000s. In fact, the word describes a dance, not a musical style, although non-Congolese music fans...
Soukouss
Bob W. White
...Congolese popular dance music has a long history within Africa and on both sides of the Atlantic. Generally referred to as 'Congolese rumba,' this quintessentially modern tradition is a source of national pride for the nearly 80 million...
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Banning (ZIMBABWE) Eyre
...Before its association with a succession of commercial pop music styles, the term rumba referred to a neo-African traditional dance/music form in Cuba that has remained popular into the twenty-first century. Some of the musical roots...
Palmwine Music
E. John Collins
...'Palmwine' music is a term used retrospectively to describe collectively various early twentieth-century West and Central African music styles that originated from a combination of local instruments with the portable ones of visiting...
Graeme Ewens
...Population: 3,206,000 (2002) The Republic of Congo is bordered by the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) to the east and south, Gabon to the west, Cameroon to the northwest and the Central African...
Cadence-Lypso
Gregory Rabess
Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World Volume IX : Genres: Caribbean and Latin America
...The creation of the genre cadence-lypso is usually credited to the Dominican group 'Exile One,' led by singer Gordon Henderson, in the period 1973–4. Henderson defines cadence-lypso as a 'synthesis of rhythmic patterns, Caribbean...


To form a prosperous business on the internet, it is essential to sell something, because that is what. Learn more about this topic with the insights from incyte. To be successful selling something, it is essential to choose the niche (the market area in which you're going to specialize) very well in where you are going to set up your business. Read additional details here: financial technology. There are plenty of niches in the internet, as many as interests, products or hobbies. You can sell from needles, through electronic products, toys, beauty products, food, to big and bulky, such as yachts, houses and aircraft objects. You can also sell non-tangible products, which the purchaser downloads directly from your computer. This market area grows each year, and is of special interest since that the elaboration of the product is usually much less expensive (even free if makes it self) and shipping costs are non-existent! Examples of these products are digital books, CDs, DVDs, interviews, Audios and short courses, among others. Niche is a specialized market that contains a group of people with an interest or a feature in common. With this definition in mind, we must begin the task of locating the niche that interests us.
The first thing you need to do is make a list of what we want from us. It's much easier to start from a platform where you already have some knowledge! The first thing that must be done to choose a niche is to make a list of all the topics that interest you, including your fans and interests. You can ask your friends and family what are their interests and also includes those on your list of possible market areas. Now pick up your list, and reading it, bearing in mind the potential profitability of each niche or market area. Removed from the list all the topics that you think will not be profitable. Get this step on, until only a handful of possible niches in your list.


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Asian Paints has posted a real rainbow kind of earnings for Q1FY19 – beautiful and amazing, beating all expectations. On a 15% (YoY) rise in revenue at Rs.4391 crore, it posted a very good 31% jump in net profit at Rs.558 crore.
Both the paint segments – paint as well as home improvement did well with the former still being the main bread and butter, showing a 15% jump in topline and home improvement sales rose 44%.
EBITDA came in at Rs.876 crore, up 32% while margins rose by a very good 250 bps to 19.9% and this was despite a 14% rise in raw material cost.
With crude prices on the rise, surely raw material costs will remain a concern and Q2 as such is seasonally weak due to monsoon. Thus how much of the GST rate cut benefit the company would be able to pass needs to be seen.
Reacting to this good earnings, the stock price rose to hit a new high at Rs.1488.60 but with profit booking coming in at that level, the stock has now slipped into the red.


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package ghidra.pcodeCPort.slghsymbol;

import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.ArrayList;

import org.jdom.Element;

import generic.util.UnsignedDataUtils;
// A global varnode
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.context.SleighError;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.pcoderaw.VarnodeData;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.semantics.ConstTpl;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.semantics.VarnodeTpl;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.sleighbase.SleighBase;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.space.AddrSpace;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.space.spacetype;
import ghidra.pcodeCPort.utils.XmlUtils;
import ghidra.sleigh.grammar.Location;

public class VarnodeSymbol extends PatternlessSymbol {

	private VarnodeData fix = new VarnodeData();

	public VarnodeSymbol(Location location) {
		super(location);
	} // For use with restoreXml

	public void markAsContext() {
// note: this value was never read
//		context_bits = true;
	}

	public VarnodeData getFixedVarnode() {
		return fix;
	}

	@Override
	public int getSize() {
		return fix.size;
	}

	@Override
	public void collectLocalValues(ArrayList<Long> results) {
		if (fix.space.getType() == spacetype.IPTR_INTERNAL) {
			results.add(fix.offset);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public symbol_type getType() {
		return symbol_type.varnode_symbol;
	}

	public VarnodeSymbol(Location location, String nm, AddrSpace base, long offset, int size) {
		super(location, nm);
		int addrSize = base.getAddrSize();
		long maxByteOffset = ((long) base.getWordSize() << (8 * addrSize)) - 1;
		long endOffset = offset + size - 1;
		boolean sizeError = size != 0 && UnsignedDataUtils.unsignedGreaterThan(offset, endOffset);
		if (!sizeError && addrSize < 8) {
			sizeError = UnsignedDataUtils.unsignedGreaterThan(endOffset, maxByteOffset);
		}
		if (sizeError) {
			throw new SleighError(nm + ":" + size + " @ " + base.getName() + ":" +
				String.format("0x%x", offset) + " extends beyond end of space (max offset is " +
				String.format("0x%x", maxByteOffset) + ")", location);
		}

		fix.space = base;
		fix.offset = offset;
		fix.size = size;
	}

	@Override
	public VarnodeTpl getVarnode() {
		return new VarnodeTpl(location, new ConstTpl(fix.space),
			new ConstTpl(ConstTpl.const_type.real, fix.offset),
			new ConstTpl(ConstTpl.const_type.real, fix.size));
	}

	@Override
	public void saveXml(PrintStream s) {
		s.append("<varnode_sym");
		saveSleighSymbolXmlHeader(s);
		s.append(" space=\"").append(fix.space.getName()).append("\"");
		s.append(" offset=\"0x").append(Long.toHexString(fix.offset)).append("\"");
		s.append(" size=\"").print(fix.size);
		s.append("\"");
		s.append(">\n");
		super.saveXml(s);
		s.append("</varnode_sym>\n");
	}

	@Override
	public void saveXmlHeader(PrintStream s)

	{
		s.append("<varnode_sym_head");
		saveSleighSymbolXmlHeader(s);
		s.append("/>\n");
	}

	@Override
	public void restoreXml(Element el, SleighBase trans) {
		fix.space = trans.getSpaceByName(el.getAttributeValue("space"));
		fix.offset = XmlUtils.decodeUnknownLong(el.getAttributeValue("offset"));
		fix.size = XmlUtils.decodeUnknownInt(el.getAttributeValue("size"));
		// PatternlessSymbol does not need restoring
	}

}

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Jeff Payne PhD
KPMG Professor
Professor Payne is the KPMG Professor in the Von Allmen School of Accountancy. Professor Payne joined the University of Kentucky in 2004. Previous he worked at the University of Oklahoma and the University of Mississippi after receiving a PhD in Accounting from the University of Florida. He also holds a BS in Accounting from the University of Tulsa and a MBA from the University of Arkansas. Professor Payne is a CPA. Prior to his doctoral studies, he had extensive work experience in public accounting and industry.
Professor Payne has published research in a variety of accounting journals including The Accounting Review, Contemporary Accounting Research, The Journal of Accounting Research, Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, the Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Finance, and many others. His research focuses on financial accounting and auditing topics, including earnings management, forecasting by analysts, and the auditing market. He currently teaches three graduate courses in accounting, Fraud examination, IT Auditing, and Advanced Auditing.
Department: Accountancy
Email: Jeff.Payne@uky.edu
Office: 423K
PhD, University of Florida, 1995
MBA, University of Arkansas, 1981
BS, University of Tulsa, 1980


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Hailee Steinfeld (* 11. Dezember 1996 in Tarzana, Los Angeles, Kalifornien) ist eine US-amerikanische Schauspielerin und Sängerin. Bekannt wurde sie vor allem durch ihre Rolle der Mattie Ross im 2010 veröffentlichten Spielfilm True Grit. Sie wurde für mehrere Filmpreise nominiert. Als Sängerin erreichte sie mit ihren Songs mehrere Chartplatzierungen.

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Steinfeld wurde in Tarzana geboren, einem Stadtteil von Los Angeles. Ihre Eltern sind die Innenarchitektin Cheri Steinfeld und Peter Steinfeld, ein Personal Trainer. Ihre Cousine ist die Schauspielerin True O'Brien. Steinfelds Großvater mütterlicherseits ist Filipino. Sie ist eine Großnichte des ehemaligen Kinderdarstellers Larry Domasin.

In noch jungen Jahren zog sie mit ihren Eltern und ihrem rund zwei Jahre älteren Bruder Griffin nach Agoura Hills, von wo aus sie einige Zeit später an die kalifornische Küstenstadt Thousand Oaks zog. Dort wuchs sie auch auf und besuchte dort zuerst die Conejo Elementary School und später die Colina Middle School, die sie allerdings am Ende ihres ersten Jahres verließ, um Hausunterricht zu erhalten.

Erste Erfahrungen in der Schauspielerei sammelte Steinfeld beim Dreh von Werbespots, unter anderem für bekannte Marken und Geschäftsketten wie Kmart. Zu ihrem Debüt im Film- und Fernsehbereich kam sie im Jahr 2007, als sie in einer Folge der nur kurzlebigen Serie Back to You zu sehen war. Danach folgten ab 2008 verschiedene Auftritte in zumeist jugendorientierten Filmen wie Heather: A Fairy Tale, wo sie die Hauptrolle spielte, She's a Fox, Grand Cru, Summer Camp und Without Wings. Nachdem sie bis 2010 in fünf namhaften Filmproduktionen zu sehen war, folgte noch im selben Jahr ein Auftritt in einer Episode von Sons of Tucson.

2010 spielte sie in True Grit, einer Adaption der Coen-Brüder des gleichnamigen Romans von Charles Portis. Sie spielte die Hauptrolle neben Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon, Josh Brolin und Barry Pepper und wurde dafür mit einigen Preisen ausgezeichnet. Sie wurde 2011 unter anderem für den Oscar und den britischen BAFTA Award nominiert.

2013 war sie in der weiblichen Hauptrolle im Film Romeo & Juliet (2013) zu sehen, der auf Shakespeares Werk basiert, an der Seite von Douglas Booth als Romeo. Außerdem spielte Steinfeld in Ender's Game (2013). Sie erschien als Emily Junk in Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) und Pitch Perfect 3 (2017).

Nach der Darbietung von Flashlight in Pitch Perfect 2 veröffentlichte Steinfeld eine Coverversion des Songs und unterschrieb anschließend bei der Plattenfirma Republic Records. 2015 veröffentlichte Steinfeld ihre erste Single Love Myself, die in den USA Platinstatus und im Vereinigten Königreich Silberstatus erreichte. Mitte 2016 gelang ihr mit der Single Starving, die in Zusammenarbeit mit Grey und Zedd entstand, erstmals der Eintritt in die deutschen Charts. In Großbritannien erreichte die Single Goldstatus.

Im Dezember 2016 wurde Steinfeld für ihre Rolle der Nadine Franklin in der Dramedy The Edge of Seventeen – Das Jahr der Entscheidung u. a. für einen Golden Globe nominiert.

2018 spielte sie in Bumblebee  die Hauptrolle der Charlie Watson. Ebenfalls 2018 lieh Steinfeld in Spider-Man: A New Universe Gwen Stacey ihre Stimme.
Von 2019 bis 2021 war sie in der Serie Dickinson als Emily Dickinson zu sehen.

In der 2021 erschienen Marvel-Serie Hawkeye spielt Hailee Steinfeld neben Jeremy Renner eine der Hauptrollen, die der Kate Bishop.
Seit 2021 leiht sie außerdem Vi in Arcane ihre Stimme.

2017 wurde sie in die Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) aufgenommen, die jährlich die Oscars vergibt.

Filmografie (Auswahl)

 2007: Back to You (Fernsehserie, Episode 1x06 Gracie's Bully)
 2008: Heather: A Fairy Tale
 2009: She's a Fox
 2010: Summer Camp
 2010: Sons of Tucson (Fernsehserie, Episode 1x05 Chicken Pox)
 2010: True Grit
 2010: Without Wings (Kurzfilm)
 2010: Grand Cru (Kurzfilm)
 2013: Hateship, Loveship
 2013: Can a Song Save Your Life? (Begin Again)
 2013: Ender's Game – Das große Spiel (Ender's Game)
 2013: Romeo und Julia (Romeo and Juliet)
 2014: 3 Days to Kill
 2014: The Homesman
 2014: The Keeping Room
 2015: Pitch Perfect 2
 2015: Secret Agency – Barely Lethal (Barely Lethal)
 2015: New York Saints (Ten Thousand Saints)
 2016: Term Life – Mörderischer Wettlauf (Term Life)
 2016: The Edge of Seventeen – Das Jahr der Entscheidung (The Edge of Seventeen)
 2017: Pitch Perfect 3
 2018: Spider-Man: A New Universe (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Stimme von Gwen Stacy)
 2018: Bumblebee
 2019: Zwischen zwei Farnen: Der Film (Between Two Ferns: The Movie)
 2019–2021: Dickinson (Fernsehserie, 30 Folgen)
 2019: 3 Engel für Charlie (Charlie's Angels)
 2021: Hawkeye (Fernsehserie, 6 Folgen)
 seit 2021: Arcane (Stimme von Vi)

Diskografie

EPs

Weitere EPs
 2020: Half Written Story

Singles als Leadmusikerin

Weitere Singles
 2016: Rock Bottom (feat. DNCE, US: )
 2018: Back to Life
 2019: Afterlife
 2020: Wrong Direction
 2022: Coast (feat. Anderson Paak)

Singles als Gastmusikerin

Weitere Gastbeiträge
 2015: How I Want Ya (Hudson Thames feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
 2016: Fragile (Prince Fox feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
 2017: Digital Love (Digital Farm Animals feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
 2018: Ordinary Day (Logic feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
 2019: Woke Up Late (Drax Project feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
 2020: Masterpiece (Chen Linong feat. Hailee Steinfeld)

Auszeichnungen für Musikverkäufe

Auszeichnungen und Nominierungen
Auszeichnungen
 Alliance of Women Film Journalists Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Austin Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Broadcast Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Bester Jungdarsteller für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Central Ohio Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Chicago Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Houston Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Indiana Film Journalists Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Bester Jungdarsteller für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Online Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Southeastern Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Toronto Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Young Artist Award in der Kategorie Beste Hauptdarstellerin in einem Spielfilm für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Women Film Critics Circle Awards in der Kategorie Beste Jungschauspielerin für ihre Rolle in The Edge of Seventeen

Nominierungen
 Broadcast Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Central Ohio Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Bestes Ensemble zusammen mit Barry Pepper, Josh Brolin, Matt Damon und Jeff Bridges für True Grit
 Central Ohio Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Durchbruch eines Filmschauspielers für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Chicago Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Vielversprechendster Schauspieler für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Schauspielerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Houston Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Las Vegas Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 London Film Critics Circle Award in der Kategorie Schauspielerin des Jahres für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Phoenix Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Phoenix Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Durchbruch vor der Kamera/Newcomer des Jahres für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Phoenix Film Critics Society Award in der Kategorie Beste darstellerische Leistung eines Jugendlichen, weiblich für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Screen Actors Guild Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Utah Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Schauspielerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Award in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 British Academy Film Award in der Kategorie Beste Hauptdarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Oscar in der Kategorie Beste Nebendarstellerin für ihre Rolle in True Grit
 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards in der Kategorie Bester Newcomer für ihre Rolle in The Edge of Seventeen
 Critics' Choice Movie Awards in der Kategorie Bester Jungdarsteller für ihre Rolle in The Edge of Seventeen
 Critics' Choice Movie Awards in der Kategorie Beste Schauspielerin in einer Komödie für ihre Rolle in The Edge of Seventeen
 Golden Globe in der Kategorie Beste Hauptdarstellerin – Komödie oder Musical für ihre Rolle in The Edge of Seventeen

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 Bericht über Hailee Steinfeld auf der Webpräsenz der kanadischen Wochenzeitung The Georgia Straight (englisch)

Kinderdarsteller
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Popsänger
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1996
Frau

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Daniel L. Rizzo
Fellow, Innovation
Mr. Rizzo serves as a Fellow of Innovation for Inovalon, a role created to recognize Mr. Rizzo for a distinguished career at Inovalon. In this role, Mr. Rizzo mentors emerging leaders within the Company and supports product strategy, innovation, and go-to-market initiatives of the Company.
Prior to this role, Mr. Rizzo served in many key roles at Inovalon since his joining the Company in 2002, and most recently as Chief Innovation Officer for Inovalon until 2016. In this role, Mr. Rizzo was responsible for the coordination and oversight of all product development and material product updates and expansions of capability; including design, functionality, development, quality testing processes and modularized rollouts and operational expansions. Mr. Rizzo was also responsible for all aspects of the Company's dataset assets, including processes to support and achieve the high integrity, reliability and security; accuracy and efficiency of integration; comprehensive policies and procedures for the access and utilization; and ultimate realization of value for the Company, clients and the healthcare community. In addition to these roles, Mr. Rizzo served as the Company's Security Officer and served in a number of key roles at Inovalon, including the Company's Chief Product Officer, and was responsible for all major product roll outs since the Company first started major operations.
Prior to joining Inovalon, Mr. Rizzo served as Vice President of Product Development for Founding Advisors, Inc., a specialized management consulting firm. In the service of Founding Advisors, Mr. Rizzo served in various product development roles on behalf of Founding Medical Informatics, Inc. and the Medical Reliance Group, LLC, including leading the technology and software design and development of the core products of Medical Site Reviewers.
Prior to joining Founding Advisors, Mr. Rizzo was a senior consultant at Arthur Andersen, LLP, where he advised clients in the healthcare, telecommunications and insurance industries. In his capacity as lead analyst, Mr. Rizzo performed in-depth data analysis and financial investigations of health and life insurance companies in order to evaluate appropriate recapture of reinsurance receivables and government coverage for customers of life insurance companies in liquidation. While at the firm, he also performed in-depth industry financial investigations in support of clients' strategic expansion and investment decisions.
In addition to his Fellow role at Inovalon, Mr. Rizzo serves as a trustee at Loyola University Maryland, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration, and is highly active in a number of philanthropic organizations serving disadvantages communities in Maryland. Additionally, Mr. Rizzo holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and is active within the entrepreneurial, venture capital and private equity community throughout the mid-Atlantic region.


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The new tsunami of non-communicable diseases:
- Prevention is the only viable policy option
Published 10. 04 2013 by Dag Endal
"We experience a tsunami of new non-communicable diseases. We have got no option. We must put our efforts into prevention by promoting healthy lifestyles". With these words the South African Minister of Health, Hon Aaron Motsoaledi opened the a WHO meeting on NCDs in Johannesburg.
Close to 200 participants were present on the 18th of March when the South African Minister of Health welcomed delegates from 44 African member states and NGO representatives to Johannesburg and the first African stakeholder forum on non-communicable diseases. The conference was hosted by The WHO Regional Office for Africa in collaboration with the Government of South Africa. It was organized as a broad forum for dialogue between representatives from governments, NGOs and UN agencies.
Many of the delegates came from Ministries of Health, but other relevant ministries were alse represented. Around 40-50 representatives from NGOs and NGO networks also attended, some of them national, others covering the whole of Africa.
The program of the conference focused on the risk factors for non-communicable diseases rather than the diseases themselves. – We welcome the focus on risk factors for NCDs. It resulted in more attention to prevention than we normally experience in international NCD meetings, says Øystein Bakke, who represented FORUT and The Global Alcohol Policy Alliance (GAPA) at the conference. Mr. Bakke is seen to the right in the picture of the closing panel of the Conference.
- Health systems are overstretched in many African countries. At the same time we know that there are cost-effective prevention strategies available. Many participants noted with great interest the words of the South African Minister of Health at the opening of the meeting where he said that Africa will be in great trouble if governments follow the international trend to put prevention aside and rather let health services repair the problems that arise, says Øystein Bakke.
Bakke furthermore points to the fact that many delegates in their interventions saw evidence-based alcohol policy as the most effective strategy to combat alcohol-related NCDs. Reference was made on many occasions to the three "best buys" listed in the existing draft NCD Global Action Plan; namely excise tax increases on alcoholic beverages; comprehensive restrictions and bans on alcohol advertising and promotion; restrictions on the availability of retailed alcohol.
The alcohol industry, both their aggressive marketing and their undue interference in alcohol policy development, was criticized by many delegates, both from civil society and from governments. Many were of the opinion that vested interests should be kept at arms' length of policy development, the same way as the tobacco industry is treated.
The conference was held at a critical and interesting time in South Africa with regard to their national alcohol policy discussions. In his very inspired and powerful speech at the opening of the conference, the South African Minister of Health, Hon. Aaron Motsoaledi presented an ambitious alcohol policy from ANC and the government's side. This included a ban on alcohol advertising and promotion.
Hon. Motsoaledi (Picture left) talked about "the new tsunami of NCDs" hitting South Africa and the whole continent and concluded that prevention is the only strategy that really matters: "We experience an universal trend to put prevention aside and rather let health services repair the problems that arise. If Africa follows that trend, we will be in very big trouble. We have got no option, other than putting our efforts into prevention by promoting healthy lifestyles". That same week the government announced their intention to raise the legal drinking age from 18 to 21 years, and the Gauteng provincial government had decided to stop alcohol sales on Sundays.
Parts of the conference were spent in plenary sessions with a mix of presentations and open discussions between presenters, expert panels and participants. Every day there were concurrent sessions covering the various risk factors; Tobacco, Alcohol and Unhealthy diet/lack of physical exercise. Participants were free to pick the session most relevant for their work and their competence.
NGO representatives from the alcohol field were GAPA, The Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance (SAAPA), The Eastern Africa Alcohol Policy Alliance (EAAPA), Soul City Institute from South Africa, and Blue Cross and FORUT from Norway.
Picture to the right: WHO's Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Luis Gomes Sambo, making his closing remarks at the Stakeholder's Dialogue Conference in Johannesburg, 18 - 20 March 2013.
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Ascension selling Connecticut hospital to Hartford HealthCare
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Ascension Health has signed a letter of intent to sell St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, CT, to Hartford HealthCare.
The deal, announced Monday, includes a 473-bed community teaching hospital, 76-bed psychiatric facility, large multispecialty provider group and St. Vincent's Special Needs Services. It does not include St. Vincent's College.
Separately, Ascension has created a C-suite position to oversee health IT, Modern Healthcare reports. The as-yet-unnamed chief digital officer will start later this year.
Nonprofit Hartford is a fully integrated health system with six acute-care hospitals, a large physician group, physical therapy and rehabilitation network, regional home care system and Connecticut's most extensive behavioral heath network.
Ascension said St. Vincent's will continue to adhere to Catholic traditions under Hartford ownership. Completion of the sale is pending regulatory approvals.
The deal comes as Ascension is apparently shifting away from hospitals to focus more heavily on outpatient access and telemedicine. Ascension President and CEO Anthony Tersigni said in a video obtained by Modern Healthcare that the board of directors has endorsed the new strategic direction and the 151-hospital system expects to save $57 million annually through streamlining its pay practices.
The addition of a chief digital officer also aligns with the new strategy. The position can help to standardize clinical and billing data across Ascension's hospitals and outpatient centers and ease the move to more virtual care points.
St. Louis-based Ascension saw its operating revenue drop $122.1 million in the second half of 2017, compared with the same period the prior year. The company attributed the decline to its divestiture of Saint Joseph Hospital and Door County Hospital, as well as increases in uncompensated care and operating expenses. The company also blamed uncertainty over the Affordable Care Act for a shift in patient volumes. Total admissions were off by more than 16,000 versus the 2016 numbers.
To right its financials, the hospital operator is undergoing major restructuring and has realigned leadership and organizational efforts. The nation's largest Catholic health system recently laid off 500 workers in Michigan and more layoffs are likely ahead.
The financial struggles may be the spark for rumored merger talks between Ascension and Renton, WA-based Providence St. Joseph Health that surfaced in December.
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About The Whirlpool Bath Shop
What is a Whirlpool Bath
A whirlpool bath is a bath that has been fitted with whirlpool jets, the jets are placed on the side of the bath shell, these are then operated by controls that are placed onto the deck of the bath or mounted remotely near the bath.
How do Whirlpool Baths work?
Whirlpool baths are operated by air and water. The suction of the whirlpool takes the water from the bath via a suction plate and into the pump, the pump then forces the water out through the whirlpool jets.
The force of the water being pushed out of the jets can be adjusted with an air controller.
How are Whirlpool Baths made?
All our Whirlpool Baths are fully manufactured before being sent out for delivery. All the pipe work for the whirlpool is fully fitted to the bath and connected through the motor. The motor is operated by a pneumatic push button, and it also requires a supply of 240V, 13 amp, live, neutral, earth (additional exponential earth located on the side of the pump).
Please Note: The exponential earth connection to the motor is in addition to the supply cord and must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
How to look after your Whirlpool Bath
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Daugherty v. Ellis, No. 10835
Court Supreme Court of West Virginia
Writing for the Court HAYMOND; GIVEN
Citation 142 W.Va. 340,97 S.E.2d 33
Parties Russell L. DAUGHERTY, Prosecuting Attorney of Cabell County, West Virginia, v. Jim ELLIS, Commissioner of the County Court of Cabell County, a Corporation.
Decision Date 12 March 1957
Docket Number No. 10835
97 S.E.2d 33 142 W.Va. 340 Russell L. DAUGHERTY, Prosecuting Attorney of Cabell County,
West Virginia,
Jim ELLIS, Commissioner of the County Court of Cabell
County, a Corporation. No. 10835. Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia. Submitted Sept. 19, 1956.
Decided Dec. 18, 1956.
Dissenting Opinion March 12, 1957.
Syllabus by the Court.
1. To constitute res judicata and to apply that doctrine in a proceeding at law or in equity there must be concurrence of these four conditions: (1) Identity in the thing sued for; (2) identity of the cause of action; (3) identity of the persons and the parties to the proceeding; and (4) identity of the quality in the persons for or against whom the claim is made.
2. A county court, a corporation created by statute, can do only such things as the law authorizes it to do, and it must act in the manner prescribed by law.
[142 W.Va. 341] 3. A county court can exercise its powers only as a court, while in legal session with a quorum present, and it must follow that procedure and enter its proceedings of record to make its action valid and binding.
4. The members of a county court can not separately and individually give their consent or enter into a contract and in that manner obligate the court as a corporate entity.
5. A commissioner of a county court who, acting as an individual member, makes an unauthorized sale of a herd of livestock owned by the county for a sum which is substantially less than the value of a part of the herd, is guilty of malfeasance in office which warrants his removal from office under Sections 5 and 7, Article 6, Chapter 6, Code, 1931.
6. The finding of a trial court upon facts submitted to it in lieu of a jury will be given the same weight as the verdict of a jury and will not be disturbed by an appellate court unless the evidence plainly and decidedly preponderates against such finding.
J. J. N. Quinlan, W. E. Parsons, C. William Gates, Huntington, for plaintiff in error.
John G. Fox, Atty. Gen., Charles R. McElwee, Asst. Atty. Gen., Russell L. Daughterty, Raymond I. Lucas, Huntington, for defendant in error.
HAYMOND, Judge.
In this proceeding instituted in the Circuit Court of Cabell County and based on Section 7, Article 6, Chapter 6, Code, 1931, the petitioner, Russell L. Daugherty, Prosecuting[142 W.Va. 342] Attorney of Cabell County, West Virginia, seeks the removal of the defendant, Jim Ellis, from the office of Commissioner of the County Court of that county on the grounds of incompetence, official misconduct, and malfeasance in office. To a final judgment removing the defendant from that office he prosecutes this writ of error in this Court.
Upon a verified petition filed and entered of record in the circuit court on January 27, 1956, a summons was issued requiring the defendant to appear before the circuit
court on February 10, 1956, and answer the charges set forth in the petition; and on the return day of the summons the defendant filed his verified answer by which he denied each of the charges preferred against him.
The petition sets forth grounds for the removal of the defendant from office in four separate specifications.
The first specification charges, in substance, on information that the defendant on December 28, 1955, in Cabell County, unlawfully and feloniously entered into a conspiracy with other persons to take and carry away certain personal property not owned by them but owned by the County Court of Cabell County of the value of $4,600, consisting of thirteen cows of the value of $2,925, seventeen calves and heifers of the value of $1,275, five sows of the value of $200, and twenty pigs of the value of $200; and that the defendant and such other persons pursuant to such conspiracy did unlawfully take and carry away the foregoing public property of the county court.
The second specification charges in substance that on the 28th day of December, 1955, the defendant without authority and without the concurrence of either of the other two commissioners of the county court appointed O. C. Shively to sell a certain herd of livestock owned by the county court, consisting of thirteen cows, seventeen calves and heifers, five sows and twenty pigs, of the total value of $4,600; that Shively acting under [142 W.Va. 343] the direction and pretended authority of the defendant sold to G. S. Banks five sows for $65 and five cows for $690, a total of $755; to Henry E. Sullivan six calves for $90 and four cows for $552, a total of $642; to John G. Werner mineteen pigs for $76 and one cow for $138, a total of $214; and to Herbert M. Graham eleven calves and heifers for $275 and three cows for $414, a total of $689, aggregating $2,300; that the defendant took and received from Shively and delivered to George F. Cabell, the supervisor of the county poor farm at Ona, in Grant District, Cabell County, where the foregoing livestock was maintained by the county court, the sum of $2,300 in currency; that the action of the defendant in effecting the foregoing sales was not concurred in by either of the other two commissioners of the county court and was not at any time ratified by either of them; and that the sales so concluded by the defendant were not authorized or voted upon by a quorum of the county court and were in all respects invalid and without authorization in law.
The third specification charges, in substance, on information that the defendant unlawfully and deliberately conspired with Shively and other persons to defraud the County Court of Cabell County and to steal from it certain money representing the difference between the purported original sale price and the amount received by the defendant and Shively and the other persons from a resale of the livestock; that the foregoing conspiracy was devised by the respondent and Shively and the other persons prior to a sale by which thirteen cows were sold to Don Hunter at the price of $225 each, aggregating $2,925, a difference of $625 between the resale price of the cows and the original price for all the livestock sold to the four individual purchasers; that the cows sold to the original buyers were never delivered to them but were delivered on December 28 and December 29, 1955, at the direction of the defendant, acting by Shively, to Hunter; that Banks, Sullivan and Graham were mere figureheads in the conspiracy; and that all the [142 W.Va. 344] livestock that was delivered to them was delivered under the guise of a sale and would have been redelivered to Shively or to the defendant or to such persons as either of them might designate, for the purpose of a resale at its rule and actual value.
The fourth specification charges the defendant with incompetence in the conduct of his office and in the management of publicly owned property by reason of his action, as one member of the county court, in selling the property, un unlawfully appointing an unqualified agent to act in behalf
of the county court who was also acting as agent for one or more of the original purchasers, and in accepting and delivering the sum of $2,300, represented by twenty three one hundred dollar bills, in payment for all the livestock sold to the original purchasers.
The prayer of the petition is that the defendant be required to appear and answer the charges; that upon proof the defendant be removed from his office and dealt with according to law; and that the petitioner be granted general relief.
The proceeding was heard by the circuit court without a jury on April 18 and 19, 1956, at which time evidence, consisting of the testimony of numerous witnesses and certain exhibits, was introduced in behalf of the petitioner. The defendant did not testify in his own behalf or offer any evidence, other than three written exhibits, to controvert the charges set forth in the petition. Before the introduction of the evidence in behalf of the petitioner the defendant moved the court to strike the first specification from the petition on the ground that the defendant at the October Term, 1955, of the Common Pleas Court of Cabell County had been indicated, tried and acquitted of the alleged offense of unlawfully and feloniously combining and conspiring with other persons to take and carry away certain personal property which was not owned by them. He also filed a plea of res judicata which alleged that the defendant had been previously indicted, tried and acquitted of the identical [142 W.Va. 345] charge set forth in the first specification, and that the defendant in the criminal proceeding was the same person as the defendant in this proceeding. The court denied the motion of the defendant and held the plea to be insufficient in law.
At the conclusion of the evidence introduced in behalf of the petitioner the defendant moved the court to strike the evidence relating to each of the four specifications on the ground that it is insufficient to support a finding against the defendant. The court overruled the foregoing motion of the defendant and by final judgment entered May 10, 1956, ordered the removal of the defendant from the office of Commissioner of the County Court of Cabell County. To that judgment this Court awarded this writ of error and supersedeas on June 11, 1956, upon the application of the defendant.
The defendant was elected a Commissioner of the County Court of Cabell County at the general election held in that county on November 2, 1954, for a term of six years from January 1, 1955, and at the time of the transactions involved in this proceeding he held and occupied that office and was also the president of the county court.
Two or three days prior to Wednesday, December 28, 1955, the defendant talked to O. C. Shively about a sale of all the livestock at the county poor farm which had been previously leased by the county court to Case Farm Machinery Company, in which Shively owned stock and of which he was a vice president. That company wanted...
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...an appellate court unless the evidence plainly and decidedly preponderates against such finding.' Daugherty v. Ellis, Point 6 Syllabus, 142 W.Va. 340, 97 S.E.2d 7. Where an oil and gas lease contains an express covenant requiring the lessee 'to proceed with due diligence to develop the same......
Mohr v. County Court of Cabell County, No. 11094
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...the quality in the persons for or against whom the claim is made. Barnett v. Wolfolk, 149 W.Va. 246, 140 S.E.2d 466; Daugherty v. Ellis, 142 W.Va. 340, 97 S.E.2d 33; Hannah v. Beasley, 132 W.Va. 814, 53 S.E.2d 729; Carper v. Montgomery Ward and Company, 123 W.Va. 177, 13 S.E.2d 643; Collins......


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President Biden warns 'health and life of women at risk' – US leaders react to Roe v Wade ruling | US News
By BNH INSIDER Last updated Jun 24, 2022
US President Joe Biden has warned that "the health and life of women in this nation are now at risk", as he condemned the Supreme Court's "extreme" and "dangerous" decision to overturn the right to an abortion.
Mr Biden described the move as "the realisation of an extreme ideology", one which was "literally taking America back 150 years" and would see women "punished for protecting their health".
The president spoke from the White House after the conservative-leaning court scrapped the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling that legalised abortion across the US.
'One of America's darkest days' – live reaction and analysis as Roe v Wade overturned
"This landmark case protected a woman's right to choose, her right to make intensely personal decisions with her doctor, free from the interference of politics," he said.
"It reaffirmed basic principles of equality, that women have the power to control their own destiny, and it reinforced a fundamental right of privacy – a right of each of us to choose how to live our lives.
"Now, with Roe gone, let's be very clear: the health and life of women in this nation are now at risk."
In a moment where he appeared to break from his script during his White House address, Mr Biden looked down and uttered: "It just stuns me."
Pro-life campaigners outside the court in Washington DC cheered in celebration as the decision was announced allowing individual states to make their own abortion laws, while there were tears and heartache for those who want women to have the right to choose.
It is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half of US states, but Mr Biden warned: "This is not over" – as he called on people to vote in pro-abortionists to Congress in November's midterms.
But he urged demonstrators to "keep all protests peaceful".
Crowds react to loss of abortion right
Earlier, senior figures from both sides of America's political divide reacted to the court's move.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat, said the ruling was "outrageous and heart-wrenching" and fulfils the Republican Party's "dark and extreme goal of ripping away women's right to make their own reproductive health decisions".
But House minority leader Kevin McCarthy, a Republican, told reporters that he applauds the court decision.
"A lot of lives are going to be saved," Mr McCarthy told reporters. "But it also goes back to people in the states to have a say in the process."
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said: "This is an historic victory for the Constitution and for the most vulnerable in our society." (The decision is) "courageous and correct."
Former Republican president Donald Trump also praised the Supreme Court's decision.
In an exclusive interview with Fox News, he said the ruling "will work out for everybody".
"This is following the Constitution, and giving rights back when they should have been given long ago," he added.
When asked whether he feels he played a role in the reversal of Roe v Wade, after having appointed three conservative justices to the top court, he replied: "God made the decision."
His former vice president Mike Pence hailed a "new beginning for life".
He wrote on Twitter: "Today, Life Won. By overturning Roe v Wade, the Supreme Court of the United States has given the American people a new beginning for life, and I commend the justices in the majority for having the courage of their convictions.
"Having been given this second chance for Life, we must not rest and must not relent until the sanctity of life is restored to the centre of American law in every state in the land."
Roe v Wade: How did we get here?
What happens now – and why Supreme Court may not stop at abortion rights
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But former Democrat president Barack Obama said the "essential freedoms" of millions of Americans were being "attacked".
He wrote: "Today, the Supreme Court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and ideologues – attacking the essential freedoms of millions of Americans."
And the head of the World Health Organization, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said: "I am very disappointed, because women's rights must be protected. And I would have expected America to protect such rights."
Roe v Wade: What happens now the Supreme Court has overruled the constitutional right to an abortion? | US News
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Brandon Bonine
Born: Dowagiac Michigan United States
Height: 5' 11" - 180cm
Lives: Waller Texas United States
Brandon Bonine is a husband, dad, OCR enthusiast and business owner who enjoys traveling the US competing in obstacle course races. From a young age he competed in team sports and raced dirt bikes, which shaped him into a competitive athlete. Brandon started out as a runner and he didn't realize his passion for OCR until competing in his first race for fun with his wife in 2015. Since that first race, Brandon has challenged himself to become better through training and a commitment to the sport. He has accomplished many exciting goals since starting his OCR journey, including qualifying for and competing in the Spartan World Championships in 2016 and 2017, as well as placing in the top 20 in the NBC Spartan Series in 2017. Brandon has always had a passion for running and still enjoys competing in road and trail races.
OCR Club/Team:
Team Caterpy
Course Specialty
Shortest (under 2 miles / 3k)
Short (3-5 miles / 5k-8k)
Mid (5-12 miles / 8k-20k)
OCR HIGHLIGHTS
30 Top 20 Elite Spartan Finishes, with 11 Top 10s
2018 Spartan Elite Stadium Series - 13th Overall
2018 Spartan Open Stadium Series - 1st Overall
2017 NBC Spartan Elite Series - 20th Overal
Spartan WC Qualifier (2016,2017,2018)
MEDIA NEWS & OTHER
What was your first obstacle race and why did you do it?
My first obstacle race was Gladiator Run in San Antonio. My wife had to convince me to do it as I was doing no running at the time and I thought it was crazy to go out and run all those miles. After that first race, I was hooked.
What drives you to compete?
I love competition. I want to be the best out there and that drives me to get better.
What interesting fact do most people in OCR not know about you?
I owned my first business at the age of 20.
Who is one of the OCR athletes you admire most and why?
Ryan Atkins, because of his work ethic and drive to be one of the best athletes in the world at any racing distance.
If you hadn't found OCR, in what sport(s) would you be competing?
I would probably play Golf. I enjoy playing and used to play quite a bit until I found obstacle racing.
What obstacle race format(s) do you prefer?
Short course/ Stadiums
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Buck Island is a private community with all properties owned by individuals. Some properties are full time residence, some second homes, some are rental properties, and some a combination. The one thing in common amongst the properties is a person or family owns the home, is a member of the Buck Island community, and has a vested interest in assuring our community is, and continues to be a safe, attractive, and desirable. To this end we request all visitors familiarize themselves and abide by these simple rules during your stay.
Buck Island is a gated community with a control pad for visitor access. Homeowners have access with a key card or remote clicker, but all others must enter an access code to enter. Pulling into the left lane and up to the guard house, you will find the gate control panel (shown at left). As a visitor, you should have been provided a code to enter for operation of the gate. This is a 4 digit code that works for a period of time, typically the week of your stay.
Enter the hash (#) sign and then the 4 digit code. Be certain to not hesitate between the hash and the first number of the code. Hesitation will reset the entry and your code will not take. It may take a couple tries at first, but it does work and after your first success you will find it is easy to use.
1. Do not share access codes with anyone outside your party.
2. Drive through the entry gate ONE CAR AT A TIME.
3. Do not attempt to gain entry around the gate by driving over curbs, through grass, landscaping or parking lots.
NOTE: The gate is monitored physically and electronically for damage to the gate and surrounding area. We will seek damages from those that cause it.
4. If you see obvious access infractions (parking at Food lion and hoping gate into the pool, for instance) do not confront the party but take the information to the Office so we may take appropriate action.
The Buck Island Speed Limit is 14 MPH. This applies to all vehicles on the roads. We are proud to be one of the few communities in Corolla with sidewalks on our primary road to the beach, but reality is people will walk, scooters will scoot, bikes will bike, and in general there may be activity in the road beyond cars. It is imperative that driver's are conscientious and mindful of others in the roadways, and abide by the speed limit.
1. Obey 14 MPH speed limit. Generally, obey all driving laws.
6. Most golf carts are NOT street legal, meaning they cannot be taken off the Buck Island grounds. Unless you have been advised it is legal, do not drive the carts outside of the community (to Food Lion or TimBuck II, for instance).
Many rental homes and home owners enjoy pet companionship. We ask everyone to be respectful of the community and your neighbors in tending to your pets.
1. Always leash your pet outside your home including outside of Buck Island, including the beach. The beach is public land and as such subject to county leash laws.
2. Clean up after your pet in your yard and in the community. Do not expect others to tend to your dog's do-do.
3. Be conscious of your pet noise (ie. barking) and take action to address it.
All homes should have ample space off the street for visitor parking. Overflow parking lots are available for use at the entrance, at 2 positions in the Charleston/duplex area, and at the beach. It is never appropriate to park in the street or on the grass.
2. Do not park on the street or in the grass.
The beach boardwalk provides access to the public beach. While it may seem private to Buck Island, the beach is public land and we cannot regulate access from north or south of the community. As a general rule, be respectful of others on the beach. As a specific rule, never walk on the dunes. The dunes are our main protection from the sometimes severe weather of the Outer Banks. Our community spends a great deal of effort and cost to replenish and maintain the dunes annually. Walking on the dunes can upset the work we diligently perform and as such, is strictly prohibited.
Trash service for both garbage and recyclables is provided by Waste Management and part of the services each homeowner provides. Please refer to your home's information for trash dates by time of year. Note that the community contracts to have the trash containers taken to the street and brought back to the home after pickup. Please just have the trash ready and in the appropriate container for the trash day. Do not overfill containers.
1. Generally, do not liter, use appropriate trash receptacles, and help keep the community pristine by picking up and disposing of trash in the community.
2. Have your trash ready on the appropriate pick up day and do not overfill the container.


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Join the Healthy Building Movement: Finding a place for ECs with smart lighting and other solutions
By Apr 15, 2021
Your Business Building Renovation Service/Maintenance
By the age of 60, you've spent 54 years of your life inside buildings.
Some of your fondest memories may be of great times outdoors. Nonetheless, researchers tell us that you've spent 90% of your life between four walls.
Worse yet, in that ominous 90% of your life, you will have been submerged in a succession of unhealthy environments with bad air, questionable water quality and a multitude of other potentially harmful substances. That's what Harvard University experts Joseph G. Allen and John D. Macomber tell us in their 2020 book, "Healthy Buildings: How Indoor Spaces Drive Performance and Productivity."
The authors quickly point out that their book is not about COVID-19. The insidious health hazards that their book identifies have been around for decades, long before the present pandemic.
Their graphic above, "The Nine Foundations of a Healthy Building," neatly summarizes the aspects of a healthy building to address the potential environmental villains lurking inside old and new buildings.
At first glance, it appears that lighting and views is the only category on the chart that an EC might be able to address. However, we think the concept of "healthy buildings" suggests a wider range of opportunities for service-oriented electrical contractors that enlist in the healthy building movement. We envision three steps in the process:
1. Start with your own building
Whether you put your trust in Allen and Macomber's book or another guide, take stock of the healthfulness of your company's office space and other buildings. After all, your employees deserve a healthy space to work in just as much as the people in your customers' organizations. Starting with your own building seems the ideal way to source, test and practice healthy building concepts before marketing them to customers. Taking stock of your own building would be an evaluative and invaluable learning experience for your team. It calls to mind the old expression about the shoemaker's kids going barefoot.
2. Settle on a source of smart lighting products
Look into who's leading the industry in research and development for lighting systems that are in step with the healthy building movement. We have reached a point in the industry's progress arc where it makes less sense for an electrical contractor to be "agnostic" about brands than to go all-in with a product line. That sort of commitment will boost the likelihood of success in the pursuit of the healthy building market.
3. Team up with a mechanical contractor committed to the healthy building movement
Many of the stopping points on the "Nine Foundations" circular chart relate to the services of a capable mechanical contractor. However, the ultimate solution to having healthy buildings will arise from total electrification. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 30% of buildings today are heated by fossil fuels. Eventually, they must convert their heating and cooling to totally electric systems.
Inside the proverbial DNA of most electrical contractors is an "estimator gene" that drives them to find a return on investment (ROI) in any new proposition. The ROI for healthy buildings is best explained by revisiting the 3–30–300 rule for commercial buildings, originated and trademarked by Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. (JLL), a leading real estate management firm in Chicago. According to JLL, every $3 per square foot in energy costs corresponds to $30 per square foot in rental expenses and $300 per square foot in salary expenses.
Every traditional lighting retrofit has been justified by the projected savings that can be squeezed from the cost of electricity in that $3-per-square-foot cost allotted to the utilities.
The healthy building movement focuses on the $300-per-square-foot "people cost." Its dollars-and-cents argument is that even a small improvement in the performance and productivity of the people inside any building as a result of healthier indoor conditions will far outweigh the respective costs of utilities and rent.
In the post-pandemic years ahead, health-related issues will remain at the top of everyone's consciousness, including new concerns about fixing those indoor places where they spend 90% of their time. With nearly 6 million commercial buildings in the United States, imagine the possibilities.


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Terminating an employee means disrupting their livelihood, something that most people don't take too lightly. Having said that, there are times when the work is simply not getting done, or the employer-employee relationship breaks down to such an extent that it's not in anyone's best interest for employment to continue.
If an employee must be dismissed, a settlement agreement may be a valuable way to add structure and certainty to the process. It can also dissuade the employee from potentially seeking legal recourse. A settlement can be less costly and distracting than dealing with a lawsuit, plus it keeps the situation private between the company and the employee, which helps maintain both parties' reputations.
To be clear, a settlement agreement is a mutually-agreeable contract between a company and an employee that outlines the terms of the employee's dismissal.
A settlement agreement may be needed in an instance when the company wishes to avoid a long, drawn-out process before terminating an employee. Depending on the circumstances, the employer may decide to offer an agreement in order to speed up the process. Eric Gordon also notes that another reason to use a settlement agreement is if the trust and confidence between the company and the employee have deteriorated. He also suggests to ask an attorney if there are further questions.
To release any and all claims, present and future, against the company.
To not make disparaging remarks about the company or its employees.
To abide by a confidentiality agreement.
To not solicit any of the company's employees, vendors, or customers.
Settlement agreements are meant to protect both the company and the employee's best interests. The more informed everyone is about dismissal procedures, the easier and better the process will be.


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A History of UCSF
PEARL IDA CASTILE (1891-1974)
Pearl Castile was born in rural Nebraska in 1891 and completed an A. B. degree in liberal arts from the University of Nebraska. After two years as a secondary-school teacher, she enrolled in the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing and began a lifelong career in nursing, receiving her diploma in 1922. For the next ten years, she served in leadership roles at midwest and California schools of nursing, and she earned a Masters Degree in the Berkeley School of Education. In 1929 she was recognized as an "Eminent Teacher" by the American Journal of Nurses.
In 1933 she was recruited to the University of California to serve as instructor and supervisor of surgical nursing at the University of California Hospital. A well-known figure in California nursing by this time, Pearl Castile brought name recognition to the UC Training School, and helped steer the school through the difficult years of the Great Depression. She was active in professional organizations at all levels, serving as board member and officer of the California State Nurses' Association, the California State Board of Nurse Examiners, the National Association of Collegiate Schools, and the National League for Nursing Education.
When Pearl Castile joined the UC nursing faculty in summer of 1933, the Training School had just closed the diploma track and shifted to a baccalaureate program, and the nursing program was on the cusp of change. During her first four years as supervisor of surgical nursing she was an active mentor on the wards, teaching basic nursing care and the prevention of the spread of infectious organisms to students, and developing leadership skills among young head nurses. A very effective teacher, she was able to sustain personal relationships among both students and faculty, and colleagues remember "her warmth, understanding, listening ability, sense of humor, and practical suggestions, [which] tided over many difficult situations." When Margaret Tracy arrived to lead the school in 1934, Miss Castile assumed a critical supportive role in the school's administration, acting as Tracy's "indispensable assistant" for more than twenty years. She is remembered for her "unswerving loyalty" and full support of the campaign to create an autonomous School of Nursing. When Margaret Tracy was named dean of the new School of Nursing, Pearl Castile became assistant dean.
In the postwar period, as the nursing faculty resolved to earn full faculty academic status, Pearl Castile was the first (1948) to earn a doctorate, at Stanford University, completing a dissertation that was later recognized as an "outstanding" nursing research project. In the early 1950s, after Margaret Tracy suffered a stroke, Pearl Castile did much to support the ailing dean's position, maintaining administrative duties and defending the school's aims and policies. Pearl Castile and Margaret Tracy both retired in April 1955, shortly after the public dedication of the new Moffitt Hospital. In January the following year, an impressive crowd of faculty and alumni attended a tea honoring these two nurse educators who had dedicated their careers to the establishment of the School of Nursing as an autonomous school within the University of California.
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Tensile have been working on the development of Freewheels now for 15 years and have constantly pushed the boundaries. First they developed the 60 engagement version bristling with features. This has become the default freewheel for the street rider. Then came the 96 engagements. Further features for the more professional rider.
See the full specifications on their individual pages.


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Top Reads of 2018
Over the past year, The Chronicle Review has asked some hard questions of academia. Is it responsible for its own peril, as Jill Lepore suggests? Are humanities professors partially to blame for the nation's toxic political climate? Is there something erotic about mentorship? Are most higher-ed jobs simply BS? Have professors lost their sense of humor?
We've also encountered academics going through trying experiences — the professor of comparative literature whose book was attributed to her male co-author on NPR, the historian of science who narrowly escaped the "intellectual dark web" — and we've visited the "world's most bizarre scholarly conference," in the Arizona desert.
Here are 10 articles that strongly connected with readers in 2018. We think they're worth at least one more look.
What It's Like to Be a Woman in the Academy
We asked dozens of women about gender and power on campus. Here's what they told us.
Higher Education Is Drowning in BS
By Christian Smith
It is not just contributing to this country's disastrous political condition; it is putting decent civilization at risk.
I Worked With Avital Ronell. I Believe Her Accuser.
By Andrea Long Chu
When genuine criticism is undertaken at the risk of ostracism, marginalization, retribution — this is a culture where abuses like hers grow.
What's the Most Influential Book of the Past 20 Years?
Scholars from across the academy give us their picks.
What's So Dangerous About Jordan Peterson?
By Tom Bartlett
Not long ago, he was an obscure psychology professor. Now he leads a flock of die-hard disciples.
There Is No Case for the Humanities
By Justin Stover
We talk about "skills," "relevance," "engagement," and "values," but deep down we know the ideas behind the words are hollow.
The Intellectual War on Science
It's wreaking havoc in universities and jeopardizing the progress of research.
The Ugly Truth of Being a Black Professor in America
By George Yancy
I've received hundreds of racist emails, phone messages, and letters. This is what it's like to be hated.
Design Thinking Is a Boondoggle
By Lee Vinsel
Its adherents think it will save higher ed. They're delusional.
Why Everybody Loses When Someone Leaves Academe
By Erin Bartram
We cope with it in ways that largely erase the people we lose, ignore their pain and grief, and suppress our own.


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What Is Stainless Steel and How Is It Made?
While the two most popular grades of stainless steel might seem identical at a glance, they hold important differences that can lead to substantial savings over the life of your product depending on your intended uses.
All stainless steels contain a mix of iron and chromium at various levels. But the exact mix—and other additions — are what create the differences between grades.
The most popular 304 grade stainless contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel — though other alloys exist within the same grade.
Stainless steels of the 316 grade include less chromium — often around 16% — but increase nickel levels and add molybdenum to the mix.
In most common alloys, you'll find 10% nickel and 2 to 3% molybdenum. However, specialty alloys might have as much as 9% molybdenum.
Most stainless steel ordered around the world is Grade 304.
It offers the standard corrosion resistance, formability, strength, and easy maintenance for which stainless is known.
While 316 comes in second in terms of quantities sold, it offers vastly superior corrosion resistance to chlorides and acids.
These increased resistances also help to take the guesswork out of cleaning and allow you to clean your stainless more often using stronger cleansers and detergents with little worry of damage or altering the appearance of the stainless steel.
This makes 316 an ideal upgrade for environments with strict hygiene and cleanliness standards.
So Which is Better… 316 or 304 Stainless Steel?
In short, it's mostly about cost and corrosion resistance requirements.
If you don't need the added resistance of 316, standard 304 grades will offer similar performance and longevity at a lower price point.
However, in situations where the added resistance is needed, 316 often improves the functional lifespan of the steel products by years.
This can lead to drastic long-term savings despite the initial increase in investment.
Looking for more information on the various traits and performance considerations surrounding other stainless steel grades?
Our guide on stainless steel grades and families breaks down the different considerations between common grades and how to identify them to make choosing the perfect stainless steel alloy simple.
By matching the grade of stainless to your intended usage and environment, you can optimize both the financial and physical benefits of your stainless steel investment.
If you're not sure where to start or are looking for a trusted partner with a wide selection of stainless options, the experts at Unified Alloys have more than 40 years of experience supplying industries across North America. Call today for a consultation!