...friends are nice to be with. Old friends can help you remember all of the things you have forgotten. Old friends remind you of the good times and somehow have they managed to forget the bad things. Old friends are like a good pair of cowboy boots. Very soft and comfortable. Something you can tolerate for long periods of time. I went to the retirement party of my secretary from the Sheriff's Office today. She had been there for twenty one years. Funny. I thought it had been a lot longer. I first went to work at the Sheriffs's Office thirty four years ago. I think about half the people in the room had not even been born then. It seemed as though there was several generations of police officers in the room. Some were in their early 20s and others were, like me, in their late 60's. Lots of war stories. Lots of lies sprinkled liberally with moments of truth. As you get older it is easier to not tell the truth because you can always blame it on your loss of memory. The sad part about that is the older fellows like me have total recall about the events in the 1960s and 1970s but can't remember what happened this morning. I think it is the mind's ability to soften the pain of today and make the past even more exciting.


In order to organize a flawless wedding reception you need to have wonderful decorations, a well chosen menu and a superb wedding cake, but no reception can be called a party without the weddings songs. They have to be attentively selected so as to set the proper mood and create a celebration atmosphere.
R&B music is a very popular genre, nowadays and it is widely listened to by people from different countries, with different backgrounds and of different ages. Therefore, it would not be inappropriate to choose R&B songs for your wedding party and you might even have the surprise of seeing some of the oldest of your guests humming and dancing.
However, it is best that you alternate between old and new songs, so that you make sure all the attendees will have a good time. As such, one song that should definitely be on the play list is 'Inseparable' by Natalie Cole. Its soul influences are sure to create a romantic moment that will be appreciated by all attending couples. It is also quite suitable for your first dance.
Minnie Riperton's 'Loving You' is also a song that your DJ should play. Even though it has been composed and released in the 70s it has many actual remixes that you and your guests can dance to. It, again, speaks about being in love and the joy this feeling brings. It represents a sure way of having all the invitees on the dance floor.
Whitney Houston has sung a great deal of hits along the years and having some of them played at your wedding party can only be a good idea. 'I Believe In You And Me' would also be appropriate for your first dance. It is sure to create some emotions and even make the more sensitive guests shed a couple of tears. You can then move to a song released closer to our date, in a duet with Enrique Iglesias – 'Could I Have This Kiss Forever'. The latino influences make it perfect for a wedding party while the R&B lovers will still be able to enjoy their favorite rhythm.
The younger guests are easier to please when it comes to music, as there are so many artists that made a name in this business in the past years. Do not forget about Mary J Blige's 'Family Affair'. It guarantees that your guests will be entertained and will surely remember your wedding.


We at the ULMC are a family who regularly take part in rock climbing, bouldering and scrambling both indoors and out across the country. We run trips every other weekend to places such as the Peak District, Yorkshire and Snowdonia, as well as regular indoor sessions in Leicester and Loughborough. The trips themselves are cheap and always great fun, regardless of the weather, making sure they're suitable for all climbing styles and abilities. Once a year we have a big trip to France's lovely Fontainebleau for some of the world's best bouldering too!
Indoor sessions are timetabled biweekly but if that's not enough, many members also offer cheap transport to extra sessions throughout the year.
Voluntary competitions take place at all levels from a bit of in-club fun to BUCS. Free coaching and training is offered to those who want it too.
We run fortnightly themed socials such as our "roped-up" social and fancy dress events; as well as regular trips out together after climbing sessions.
We cater to all abilities: from the seasoned professional to those who've never before touched rock. All committee members are happy to answer any questions you may have, so please don't hesitate; get in touch!


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[Orion's Daily Ramblings] "So I Married an Anti-Fan - Drama" Releases Stills of OTP and Han Ji-an
By Vasia Orion on 2018/12/07 at 17:44 PST
2018/12/07 | 1140 views | Permalink
We have a brand new look into the main pairing of the ambitious "So I Married an Anti-Fan - Drama", as we get fresh stills from what looks like a poster making shoot. Yes, I've been waiting for the moment when I could make this pun. The series has also released some more in-drama ones of Han Ji-an in character, along with information.
"So I Married an Anti-Fan - Drama", which is based on a novel of the same title, is a romantic comedy about the bickering-sparked romance between top K-pop star Hoo Joon (Choi Tae-joon), and reporter Lee Geun-yeong (Choi Soo-young), who becomes known as his crazy anti-fan. The stills show the couple in a wedding battle, taking the concept's illustration to extremes.
The news attached to the stills talks about some of the major points the drama will have going for it, such as the novel's past success and its subsequent adaptations, as well as the hate-to-love type of romance, which we all know is popular. Another point mentioned is the story involving the second leads, which brings us to the second piece of news.
Han Ji-an plays Oh In-hyeong, a rookie who dreams of becoming a star. Although she was a trainee alongside Hoo Joon (Choi Tae-joon) and JJ (Hwang Chan-sung), she was not able to have a breakthrough while following on JJ's tracks. She is caught between her previous romantic attachment to Hoo Joon, and the belief that JJ is the one that can help her career.
As previously mentioned, "So I Married an Anti-Fan - Drama" is really gearing up for a major run, as the series will reportedly be simulcast in 160 countries alongside the original broadcast in Korea. The official promotion has been up and running for a while, so we should be getting a steady supply of goodies from now on.
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Twice a year members of the Rhein Erft antique car club like to take their classic and vintage cars out for a day trip. And friends and family go along for the ride. Five decades of automotive history roll through villages and down country roads.


Franchise opportunities: What are the initial investments?
I live in Manhattan and would like to remain here. Do you have a few franchises you can recommend that are fairly safe bets to succeed and do not require expertise in the franchising field? Also, can you provide any estimates of the approximate initial investment?
Here's a quick, best shot at answering your question. First, most franchise opportunities are designed for people who do not have experience running a business. Training people in the use of their franchising system is the hallmark of every good franchisor. If they didn't have a program to help a buyer both learn and grow in their business, they wouldn't have a substantial franchise opportunity to sell. Does that make sense? Second, with regard to what might work in your area, please bear in mind it is not usually the business area of the franchise, but the person that makes the difference. There must be a "fit" between the individual and what they choose to pursue as a business in the franchising field–just as there must be a fit between a person and their chosen career, if things are going to work out well.
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Q: Trouble using fseek() in my function I´m trying to use fseek() in a loop to print my structure but I can´t seem to find the problem here.
If I want to print the first element I get a signal error and the pointer k points to 0x1.
void drucke (struct anime *k, int max)
{
    int auswahl = 0;
    int grenze1, grenze2;

    printf("\n\nWillst du mehrere Elemente ausgeben (2) oder nur eins(1)?");
    scanf("%d",&auswahl);
    loescheTastaturpuffer();

    if (auswahl == 1)
    {
        printf("\nWelche Nummer moechtest du ausgeben? Maximalnummer ist %d:",max);
        scanf("%d",&grenze1);
        loescheTastaturpuffer();
        fp = fopen(filename,"rb");
        fseek(fp,(grenze1-1) * sizeof(struct anime),SEEK_SET);

        fread(&k,sizeof(struct anime),1,fp);
        printf("\nNummer des Animes : %d",k->animenr);
        printf("\nName des Animes  : %s",k->animename);
        printf("Season des Animes: %s",k->animeseason);
        printf("Start des Animes: %d",k->datumstart);

        fclose(fp);
    }

That's my function, and this is how I open it in my main.
drucke(&speicher[0], i);

speicher is from the same type as my structure.
This is how I write into the file.
void schreibe(struct anime *k,int max)
{
    int i;
    if ((fp = fopen (filename,"wb")) == NULL)
    {
        fprintf(stderr, "\nDatei konnte nicht geöffnet werden");
    }

    for (i=0; i < max;i++)
    {
        fwrite(& *(k + sizeof(list)*i),sizeof(list),1,fp);
    }

    fclose(fp);
}

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School-wide Learning Expectation: Physical
Physical Education is offered as part of the curriculum in all grades. Besides improving skills particular to a certain sport, participating in team sports can help encourage children to develop an active lifestyle as well as helping to develop important social skills such as learning how to work as a team.
Our students:
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Make healthy choices
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5th and 6th Grade Basketball: This non-competitive season focuses on learning the rules and basics of basketball. Girls' season is October through November; boys play January through February. Practices are held at the school on weekdays. Coached by parent volunteers, all students of all skill levels abilities are encouraged to participate. Games are played after school.
Hallissey Basketball Tournament: 7th & 8th grade girls and boys compete in this exciting valley-wide tournament held annually in Boise, generally during President's Day weekend. Many of the games are played in St. Joe's beautiful full-size gymnasium with the championship games held at Bishop Kelly High School.
6th – 8th TVCS Sports
Students in grades six through eight participate in the Treasure Valley Catholic Schools (TVCS) cooperative program, which forms teams from all the Catholic schools in the Treasure Valley to participate in the Intervalley League Junior High Conference. Sports offered include volleyball, cross-country, football, wrestling, basketball, tennis, track and field, and golf.
Sixth graders may participate in TVCS cross country, wrestling, tennis, track and quiz bowl; all TVCS sports are open to seventh and eighth graders.
Please visit the TVCS website, Treasure Valley Catholic Schools, for complete information on schedules, eligibility, physical exams, registration etc. Manny Ybarra is the TVCS Activities Director and his email is mybarra@bk.org.
Generally, the schedule is:
Fall & Winter Sports
Football (7th and 8th grade)
Girls' & Boys' Basketball (7th and 8th)
Girls' Volleyball (7th and 8th)
Wrestling (6th through 8th)
Cross Country (6th through 8th)
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Track (6th through 8th)
Tennis (6th through 8th)
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AkzoNobel Leads the Way for Sustainability and Diversity
Posted on Jul 30 2012 by Diana Rivenburgh
A few days ago I participated as a panelist in AkzoNobel's second annual Sustainability Leadership Symposium moderated by Deborah Steketee, Ph.D. of the Center for Sustainability at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids MI. The participants, representing multiple stakeholders in the collision repair industry, were brought together to discuss ways to embrace sustainable practices and share ideas to shape the industry's future direction. My fellow panelists were Mike Shesterkin of AkzoNobel (the symposium host), Randy Hanson of Allstate, Susanna Gotsch of CCC Information Services, Lee Broughton and Mary Mahoney of Enterprise Holdings (Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Alamo and National brands), Michael LeVasseur of Keenan Auto Body and Carl Vincenti of Oka's Auto Body.
It may be difficult to imagine collision repair operating in a way that could be labeled as sustainable. That's precisely why AkzoNobel, a Global Fortune 500 and the largest paint company in the world is changing its products and practices and raising industry awareness. As with the building industry, collision repair consists of a fractured system of diverse businesses ranging from large insurance providers and car rental companies to family run body shops. Each has its own set of priorities, challenges and opportunities. AkzoNobel's waterborne paint has shifted many repair shops away from the high VOC solvent-based paints of the past. Allstate has led the way for many years to promote safe driving. Enterprise Holdings, the largest owner of passenger vehicles in the world, increases their fleet of with alternative fuel, electric and hybrid cars, builds new LEED-certified facilities and a commitment to plant 50 million trees. The company's 20/20 Vision to reduce energy costs and energy use by 20% will save them $50 million. I was particularly impressed by The Enterprise Institute for Renewable Fuels, which conducts research and for development alternative fuels.
The night before the symposium, I presented the keynote address, "Sustainability…the Era We Live in Now," before Mike Shesterkin, Manager of Sustainability and Business Process Improvement for AkzoNobel Aerospace and Automotive Coating - Americas, presented sustainability awards to Enterprise Holdings, Oka's Auto Body and Keenan Auto Body. AkzoNobel's FIT (Focus, Innovation, Talent) Sustainability Award was established three years ago to recognize companies who were leading the way in sustainable business practices. In addition to the FIT awards, AkzoNobel recognized three women leaders succeeding in the traditionally male-dominated collision repair business. For 14 years the company has promoted diversity and leadership through their "Most Influential Women" awards. This year's winners were Cathy S. Mills, Executive Director, Florida Auto Body Collision Alliance, Kim Parson, owner of Automotive Collision Technologies Inc. in Maryland and Kim Roberts, Marketing Manager for Fix Auto Ltd. in Ontario.
Sustainability might be at its infancy in collision repair, but there are many dedicated people committed to figuring out innovative solutions through cross-industry collaboration. "Corporate sustainability is at its core, a long-term commitment to implementing business practices that meet today's needs for profitability, personnel development and environmental stewardship; yet at the same time keeps a focused eye on the impact these decisions will have on the future," said Mike Shesterkin, of AkzoNobel Automotive & Aerospace Coatings Americas. "The 2012 winners of the FIT Sustainability award have all taken different approaches to achieving this goal, but collectively share in the passion and pursuit of global sustainability, with leadership that has paved the way for others to follow."
About AkzoNobel
AkzoNobel is the world's largest paints and coatings company and a major producer of specialty chemicals. The Amsterdam-based Global Fortune 500 company employs over 55,000 people in more than 80 countries and has been ranked as a sustainability leader on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index. Learn more about AkzoNobel's sustainability efforts at http://www.akzonobel.com/sustainability/
View a video of Enterprise Holdings' sustainability commitment at http://www.drivingfutures.com/foresight/#the-big-picture|ltbox
AkzoNobel Names 2012 FIT Sustainability Award Winners:
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A few days ago I participated as a panelist in AkzoNobel's second annual Sustainability Leadership Symposium, moderated by Deborah Steketee, Ph.D. of the Center for Sustainability at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids MI. The participants, representing multiple stakeholders in the collision repair industry, were brought together to discuss ways to embrace sustainable practices and share ideas to shape the industry's future direction.
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A Deluxe Coffee Experience in Santa Monica
January 22, 2016 By Laura Tate, Editor Leave a Comment
Having missed my morning coffee before going on an audition, I asked Siri to find a local coffee shop. The closest one, with good reviews, that popped up was Funnel Mill on Broadway Avenue near 10th Street in Santa Monica.
Not knowing what to expect, I found a welcoming, warm entrance. Off to the right from the entrance is a sitting area, with low, wide leather chairs with armrests, mixed in among wooden tables and chairs. The sitting area is separated somewhat from the rest of the shop by curtains.
The main part of the shop is long and narrow, with the coffee prep station on the left, with a dark brown wood bar where patrons can sit and watch their lattes and cappuccinos being prepared. More tables and chair filled the right. And decorating the back wall is a coffee syphon station, with long glass tubes that slowly drips custom coffee for a pricey cup.
Confused by the menu at first (a woman standing next to me was not sure about the menu offerings as well) I ordered a cafe latte ($5.75), sat at the wood counter and watched while the espresso for my latte was carefully pressed, the milk steamed and frothed, and an artful mounding of the foam took place. Watching it being made was perhaps more pleasurable than the drink itself, which was very fine by coffee standards. My standards, anyway.
The Funnel Mill sells and brews what they state on their website as "rare single estates of coffee beans and tea."
My spinach croissant, was basic. But as I noted, watching the activity and care of those making these coffee delicacies, was more interesting than my fare.
Whether $9 (for single-estate biodynamic syphon brewed coffee) is worth a cup of Joe, is up to the palate of the coffee drinker.
Funnel Mill Address: 930 Broadway, Ste A, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Filed Under: Food & Drink, Laura's Food Blog Tagged With: cafes, Coffee, coffee shops, rare coffee, Southern California
Canoga Park's Parisian Delight
April 25, 2015 By Laura Tate, Editor 1 Comment
Craving a delicious café latte one late Saturday morning, a friend introduced me to a jewel in the middle of Canoga Park.
Pastries by Edie has been located on Sherman Way near Owensmouth for 14 years, but I have never noticed it. Tucked away in a dark recess, it is located directly across from another favorite of mine, Henri's restaurant and bar.
Entering the pastry shop and café, tables and chairs are surrounded by dark blue walls on one side and on the other, painted images of Parisians streets….
Filed Under: Food & Drink, Laura's Food Blog, Southern California Tagged With: cafe, cakes, canoga park ca, Coffee, pastries, pastries by edie
Beer Flights and Furious Seven
April 19, 2015 By Laura Tate, Editor Leave a Comment
A beer flight sitting before a rock firepit/bar at The Rack in Woodland Hills, CA.
A movie ticket to see "Furious 7" cost $13.69 . For nearly fourteen bucks what you get is 2 hours of a constant barrage of clashing metal, expensive cars flying through buildings, hulking actors on steroids, the obvious passing of time evidenced by the actors who have lasted throughout all seven "Fast and Furious" movies, and a touching ending, a tribute to actor Paul Walker who died before the movie was finished.
My friend wanted to see it, and I was convinced that a movie about racing cars and revenge might be at least slightly entertaining after hearing a reporter on NPR say she loved it. For some, the loud, action-packed movie may well be worth $14. For me, if weren't for the ending, I would've called the two hours a loss.
However, a stop at The Rack, a local restaurant, bar and billiards house next to the AMC 16 theater in Woodland Hills, before the movie helped me endure the next two hours.
My friend and I enjoyed a flight of four, 4-ounce beers, and spicy buffalo wings. We tasted a variety of craft beers, such as the Davey Brown Ale, which has a slight nutty, chocolatey flavor with a touch of brightness. The flight cost $8, more than reasonable for a Friday night out.
The spicy buffalo wings were a perfect transition between the various beers. It was the first time I think I've ever had chicken wings at a restaurant that actually looked like chicken wings.
While I am being a bit harsh about the seventh incarnation of the Furious series, which is now listed as one of the top 10 highest grossing movies of all time, I did find some of Tyrese Gibson's glib lines funny, and one particular CGI action scene — it takes place in Dubai — a pretty cool one. I just prefer action movies with a little more story behind them.
Next time, after a flight of beers at The Rack, I'll stick around for some billiards instead of the movies.
Filed Under: Food & Drink, Laura's Food Blog Tagged With: billiards, craft beer, Furious 7, movies, restaurant and bar, The Rack, Woodland Hill CA
How to Navigate a Food Festival
October 22, 2014 By Laura Tate, Editor 1 Comment
If you've ever been to a food festival, where the beverages are flowing and the food is seems unlimited, you've most likely rushed to the first food-laden tables and wine offerings, downing everything in sight. For goodness sake you wouldn't want to miss out on any of it, and be left hungry and thirsty!
Gorge Restaurant Chefs Elia Aboumard and Uyen Nguyen teach Food Event goers how to make sausage.
Filed Under: Food & Drink, Laura's Food Blog Tagged With: Food festival, Foodies, LA Mag Food Event, wine festival
Celebrating Robert Mondavi with Delicious Wine & Food
November 12, 2013 By Laura Tate, Editor 1 Comment
Robert Mondavi, the pioneer of California winemaking, would have been 100 years old this year. He may no longer be with us, but his legacy–the Robert Mondavi Winery–lives on with his family.
His widow Margrit Mondavi, who is the vice president of cultural affairs at Robert Mondavi Winery, was on hand at a special dinner prepared by Chef John Sedlar of Rivera Restaurant in downtown Los Angeles to honor the life and legacy of Robert Mondavi.
Sedlar is a longtime friend of the winemaking couple, having met them when he participated in the Great Chefs of Robert Mondavi Winery program, the first winery-culinary program in the United States, in 1988. Sedlar and Margrit told tales of kayaking together, 16 people in all, with 18 cases of Mondavi wine, and feasting on culinary meals prepared by Sedlar by candlelight on the shores of Snake River.
As Margrit said, "Memories of wine and food bring us together."
Margrit also spoke of how her late husband was ahead of his time when building his first winery. "With his passion, with his focus, with his pursuit of excellence, he knew quite early on that we could make wine in Napa Valley."
Mondavi produced his first harvest in 1966, and created his signature Fume Blanc, recreated from Sauvignon Blanc, in 1967. Since the early days, the Mondavis were behind the culinary and wine movement for which Napa is now known. He was a great promoter of the winemaking region, and was willing to help anyone who asked, Margrit said.
"He promoted Napa to the nth degree," his brother Peter Mondavi wrote in tribute to his elder brother. "He did more for Napa than anyone."
To celebrate this legacy of wine and food, Sedlar prepared a special menu that included surprising combinations and textures. Under the dish labeled Mariscos, a dollop of slightly puréed green lentils, broccoli, and celery mixed with chunks of tender scallops looked like guacamole, but with a light flavor and slightly creamy texture interrupted by the scallops. It also had a strong spicy kick . Margrit's response to the dish: "I like heat."
Scallops with lentils, broccoli, and celery. A dish prepared by Chef John Sedlar of Rivera Restaurant. Dishes were served on plates that depicted images of winemaker Robert Mondavi throughout his career.
The Salmon Mousse Tamal with the Cacahuate Salsa was another favorite. The tamal was the perfect texture–not too dry and not too wet–and the salmon was not overpowering.
Salmon Mousse Tamal with Cacahuate Salsa. A dish prepared by Chef John Sedlar of Rivera Restaurant. Dishes were served on plates that depicted images of winemaker Robert Mondavi throughout his career.
The wines paired with the evening's meal included a 2011 Fume Blanc Oakville, which was light and fresh, with just enough body to complement the tamal, and a 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve that, despite its youthfulness, was full-bodied with a smooth finish.
Rivera Restaurant was the perfect fit to celebrate Mondavi's birthday and legacy, given the long and close relationship between Sedlar and the Mondavis, as well as the level of cuisine and classy, yet comfortable ambiance.
More information about Rivera. More information about Robert Mondavi Winery.
Filed Under: Food & Drink Tagged With: John Rivera, Latin cuisine, Rivera Restaurant, Robert Mondavi
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Q: whether postfix notation only has a answer? infix notaion:x=a+b*(c-d+e/f)/(g*h)+i

I transform infix into postfix,and I have two answers.I can't sure that which is correct.
1.x a b c d - e f / + g h * / * + i + =
2.x a b c d - e f / + * g h * / + i + =

I transform post-fix into motion sequence,and found both stacks is empty.
    So, I want to ask whether has possibility of two answers.

A: If you do the evaluation, you'll see that your question comes down to whether     (b*(c-d+e/f))/(g*h) is the same as b*((c-d+e/f)/(g*h))
The answer is that they're the same. That is:
(x*y)/z == x*(y/z)


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Omaha takes down W. Illinois behind 22 pts from Jackson
AP Jan 17, 2019 at 10:30p ET
MACOMB, Ill. (AP) — Zach Jackson scored 22 points and KJ Robinson scored 18 and Omaha won its third straight in beating Western Illinois 80-71 on Thursday night.
Brett Barney's 3-pointer capped a 20-10 run to give the Mavericks (10-8, 4-1 Summit League) a 40-28 lead with 2:19 before halftime. Omaha led 45-33 at the break and held on to its double-digit lead until Isaac Johnson's layup provided the game's final margin.
JT Gibson scored 14 points and Mitchell Hahn added 11 points and nine rebounds for Omaha. Jackson, Robinson, Gibson, Hahn and Matt Pile all entered the game averaging double figures for the Mavericks. Pile finished with just two points but grabbed seven boards, with three assists and two steals. Omaha shot 29 of 57 from the field with 10 3s.
Kobe Webster led the Leathernecks (6-13, 1-5) with 22 points, Johnson and Ben Pyle each scored 11 and Brandon Gilbeck 10 with 11 rebounds.
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TikTok user exposes bad millennial habit in eye-opening video: 'I'm not going to apologize'
Kelsey Weekman
August 14, 2020, 9:00 a.m. ·2 min read
Being a millennial is hard. Older generations blame you for killing everything they love and wasting your money on avocado toast, and Gen Z is constantly roasting you.
Unfortunately, though, Gen Z is often right. We millennials do love "Harry Potter" a little bit too much, and we're a little too fond of words like "adulting" and "doggo."
TikTok user htmljones called out a far more subtle difference between Gen Z and millennials, though — the way they hold their phones when they're recording a video.
He demonstrated that members of Gen Z are casual and talk to the camera as if they are talking to a friend. It's very natural.
Millennials, however, hold the phone above their heads, smile with their eyes wide and speak shyly.
It's clear he's teasing the older generation … but he's right, at least in the opinion of tons of commenters.
"Gen Z always comfortable with a camera phone. Millennials had to get comfortable, overthinks it. Boomers never knew to care (2 inches away up the nose)," one user wrote.
"They always look slightly unhinged," another said.
Millennials couldn't argue with his assessment, either.
"I'm not going to apologize for knowing my angles in my old age," one user said.
"I feel very attacked," another wrote.
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WASHINGTON — The Latest on President Donald Trump's impeachment and the fallout from the Jan. 6 attack of the Capitol by pro-Trump loyalists (all times local): 12:10 p.m. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré is being tapped to lead a security review of the U.S. Capitol in the wake of last week's deadly insurrection. Pelosi said during a news conference Friday that the whole Capitol complex must be subjected "to scrutiny in light of what happened" and the fact that President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration will be held there next week. Honoré is perhaps best known for overseeing humanitarian aid efforts in Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina. Pelosi says Honoré will conduct an immediate review of security and inter-agency interaction and Capitol "command and control." ___ HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT IMPEACHMENT AND THE FALLOUT FROM THE JAN. 6 RIOTING AT THE CAPITOL: President Donald Trump is facing an impeachment trial in the Senate that could begin on Jan. 20, the day Democrat Joe Biden is inaugurated as America's 46th president. Trump was impeached on Wednesday, one week after he encouraged a mob of loyalists to "fight like hell" against election results and the Capitol became the target of a deadly siege. The FBI is warning that armed protests by violent Trump supporters are being planned in all 50 state capitals as well as in Washington. Read more: Justice Department watchdog opens probe of response to riot Capitol rioters included highly trained ex-military and cops Pelosi's nine impeachment managers hope to 'finish the job' Amid cacophony since Capitol siege, key officer stays silent GOP senators in spotlight as second impeachment trial looms Trump impeachment trial to focus on his attacks on election ___ HERE'S WHAT ELSE IS GOING ON: 11:55 a.m. The National Park Service has closed Washington's National Mall to the general public as part of greatly intensified security ahead of Joe Biden's presidential inauguration. The closure started Friday morning. It will remain in force at least through Thursday, the day after Biden's inauguration, the National Park Service said in a statement. The Secret Service asked for the closing. Thousands of National Guard troops are deployed in the nation's capital as part of extraordinary security, after supporters of President Donald Trump overran the Capitol building Jan. 6 as lawmakers were certifying results in Biden's election victory over Trump. The park service will still allow inauguration activities and permitted free-speech events on the National Mall despite the closure, it said. The park service said it would allow only small demonstrations for permit holders and would escort any protesters and hold them in designated areas, along with other safety measures. National Park Service and Interior Department spokespeople did not immediately respond when asked if any protest permits had been granted or applied for. ___ 10:25 a.m. Defence Department officials are scrambling to call governors and asking whether they have any more National Guard troops they can send to Washington to help protect the Capitol and the city. A defence official familiar with the discussions says law enforcement leaders and other authorities have now determined that they'll need about 25,000 National Guard troops. And they say that number could still grow. As of Friday morning, officials had commitments from states for close to 22,000 members of the Guard. That's according to the official, who wasn't authorized to publicly discuss internal deliberations and spoke on condition of anonymity. In recent days, defence and military leaders have said they understand that states are also facing their own looming protests and the first priority of the governors is to protect their own capitals. The number of Guard officials are seeking to help protect the District of Columbia in the run-up to Wednesday's inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden has increased almost daily. Defence and law enforcement authorities have been revising the numbers as they go through rehearsals and other drills to determine how many and where they need the Guard reinforcements to help lock down Washington. —Associated Press writer Lolita C. Baldor ___ 10 a.m. The Justice Department's internal watchdog says it will investigate how the department and its agencies prepared for and responded to last week's riots at the U.S. Capitol. The investigation by the inspector general's office will examine whether information was appropriately shared by the Justice Department to other law enforcement agencies about the potential for violence. The inspector general said it "also will assess whether there are any weaknesses in DOJ protocols, policies, or procedures" that hampered preparation and response to the events. The review is one of multiple ones launched by inspectors general, including at the departments of Homeland Security and Defence and at the Interior Department, which oversees the Park Police. The initiation of the review signals concern among the watchdogs that the preparations for, and response to, the breach of the Capitol by loyalists of President Donald Trump was lacking. The Associated Press
EU looks at vaccine certificates to help summer tourism
BRUSSELS — The European Union is looking at a common vaccine certificate to help get travellers to their vacation destinations and prevent tourism from suffering another disastrous year due to the coronavirus pandemic. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the certificates for individuals who have been vaccinated could be combined with COVID-19 tests for those awaiting shots to allow as many people as possible to travel during the summer, which is vital for warm weather Mediterranean destinations like Greece, Italy and Spain. The issue will likely be discussed during a video meeting of EU leaders next week. Europeans have been concerned residents might be split into two camps - those with vaccine certificates permitting them to travel and others who remain limited in where they can go. But von der Leyen said such discrimination is unnecessary because "you can always combine either a certificate or a negative COVID test, if you did not have access to a vaccination so far." "So there are possibilities to find a fair and equal balance," she said during a visit to Portugal's capital, Lisbon, on Friday. Nations that depend heavily on tourism are worried that a second consecutive summer holiday season impacted by the pandemic would hit their tourism industries even harder than the first one. Prime Minister Antonio Costa of Portugal, which holds the EU's rotating presidency and has some of Europe's most popular Atlantic beaches, said that "tourism is particularly important to our economies," hence the need for the most unfettered travel possible. "It's essential that when we do move into the next summer that we feel safe and that others feel safe to travel to Portugal and also go to Greece," he said. The Greek government came up with the vaccine certificate plan. Greece will be issuing digital vaccination certificates to each person vaccinated against COVID-19. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he had already proposed the EU adopt such a certificate across the bloc, and von der Leyen said she welcomed the initiative. "We have every reason to be in the first line of the countries fighting so that transportation, the movement of European citizens, can be as free as possible," Mitsotakis told his country's lawmakers. "We believe that this vaccination certificate must obtain a European character, so that the European countries can share, without discrimination, this information in the same way." Vaccinations have started across the 27-nation EU, but it is far from clear what proportion of the population will be vaccinated in time for the summer season. ___ Elena Becatoros contributed from Athens. Raf Casert, The Associated Press
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Downing Strategic Micro-Cap Investment Trust Plc (the "Company") LEI: 213800QMYPUW4POFFX69 Transaction in Own Shares 15 January 2021The Company announces that on 15 January 2021 it bought back 56,835 Ordinary Shares of £0.001 each in the capital of the Company, at a price of 62.5 pence per share. These shares will be held in treasury.Following settlement of this purchase the number of Ordinary shares in issue, Ordinary shares held in treasury (which do not carry any voting rights) and total voting rights will be:Ordinary Shares in issue (including treasury shares)55,550,002 Ordinary Shares held in treasury 2,947,516 TOTAL VOTING RIGHTS attached to Ordinary Shares in issue (excluding treasury shares) 52,602,486 For reporting purposes under the FCA's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules the market should exclude any shares held in treasury and should use the figure of 52,602,486 following settlement when determining if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in the Company.Enquiries:Shore Capital (Financial Adviser and Broker) Robert Finlay 020 7408 4050Grant Whitehouse Downing LLP Company Secretary                                                                                020 7630 4333
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A collection of children's drawings made during the pandemic illustrates the mental toll the crisis is taking on Canadian youth, says the researcher behind a project analyzing their artwork. Many of the submissions by kids and teenagers on childart.ca depict people alone, haunted by shadowy spectres, or worse, their own thoughts.Collectively, the images paint a stark picture of how the trials of young life under lockdown could shape the next generation, says Nikki Martyn, program head of early childhood studies at University of Guelph-Humber.While the study is still underway, Martyn said initial observations suggest that coming of age during the COVID-19 crisis can create an emotional maelstrom during a critical period of adolescent development.Being a teenager is tough enough at the best of times, she said, but finding your place in the world while stuck at home has left many young people feeling like they have no future to look forward to."The saddest part for me ... is that kind of loss of not being able to see through to the other side," she said."There's so much pain and so much struggle right now that I think needs to be shared and seen, so that we can support our youth and make sure they become healthy adults."Since September, Martyn's team has received more than 120 pieces from Canadians aged two to 18, submitted anonymously with parental permission, along with some background information and written responses.Martyn marvelled at the breadth of creative talent the project has attracted, with submissions ranging from doodles, sketches, digital drawings, paintings, pastels, photos and even one musical composition.Researchers circulated the call for young artists at schools and on social media. While the collection includes a few tot-scribbled masterpieces, Martyn said the majority of contributors are between the ages of 14 and 17.As the submissions trickled in, she was struck by the potent and sometimes graphic depictions of adolescent anxiety, despair and isolation.Recurring themes include confined figures, screaming faces, phantasmic presences, gory imagery and infringing darkness. Some images contain allusions to self-harm, which Martyn sees as a physical representation of the pain afflicting so many of the study's participants.Just as unsettling are the words that accompany the images. Some artists transcribed the relentless patter of pandemic-related concerns that pervade daily life, while others expressed sentiments like "I'm broken," "this is too much" and "what's the point?"Martyn said many participants wrote of struggling to keep up in school, while some were dealing with family problems such as job loss, illness and even death.Many of these feelings and challenges are common across age groups, Martyn noted. However, while adults are more accustomed to the ups and downs that life can bring, young people are less likely to have fostered the coping skills to help them weather a global crisis.A coalition of Canadian children's hospitals has warned that the pandemic is fomenting a youth mental-health crisis with potentially "catastrophic" short- and long-term consequences for children's wellbeing and growth.This would be consistent with research from previous outbreaks suggesting that young people are more vulnerable to the negative psychological impacts of quarantine, including increased risk of post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety and behavioural problems, according to an August report by Children's Mental Health Ontario.An online survey of 1,300 Ontario children and young adults last spring found that nearly two-thirds of respondents felt that their mental health had deteriorated since COVID-19 hit, with many citing the abrupt end of school, disconnection from friends and uncertainty about the future as significant stressors.Lydia Muyingo, a PhD student in clinical psychology at Dalhousie University, said when she looks through the images in the childart.ca gallery, she can see how these concerns are confounding the typical turmoil of being a teenager.Adolescence is a time for young people to figure out who they are through new experiences, interests and social interactions, said Muyingo.This transition tends to bring about intense emotions, she said, and the pandemic has exacerbated this upheaval by replacing familiar anxieties about fitting in with fears about mortality. Muyingo said she's heartened to see that the childart.ca project is giving young people an outlet for these difficult feelings they may not even be able to put words to.She encouraged adults to keep an eye out for children's silent struggles, perhaps setting an example by sharing their own vulnerabilities. "I think parents are sometimes scared of talking about dark themes, but the reality is that kids know a lot more than we think," she said. "I think art like this can be used as a tool to communicate that it's OK to feel this way."Martyn said the study has given her hope for what a future led by the quarantined generation could look like, because while pain pervades many of the illustrations, there are also symbols of resilience, connection and compassion."One of my visions from the very beginning of this was to have this as an art exhibit in a gallery, and to be able to go and be enveloped by it, have it around us and fully experience that lived idea of what children in Canada experienced."Muyingo encouraged young people who are struggling to contact Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868 or by texting "TALK'' to 686868.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 14, 2021. Adina Bresge, The Canadian Press
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Two Arrested For Wichita Falls School Bombing Threats
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Two juveniles have been arrested in connection with the multiple recent bomb threats against Wichita Falls ISD schools.
The City of Wichita Falls Police Department announced this afternoon that a 15-year-old male had been arrested near Dallas, Texas. He was under a Directive to Apprehend order related to the burglary of a residence that had taken place earlier this summer in Wichita Falls.
The Wichita Falls Police Department says that once the juvenile is transported to the Wichita County Juvenile Detention Center the WFPD Juvenile Detectives will file more charges related to the bomb threats.
The post from the Wichita Falls Police Department states, "This was a coordinated effort between several agencies including but not limited to the WFPD, FBI, U.S. Marshals, Staff and Students of the WFISD, and Texas DPS. Outstanding work by all!"
A Crime Stoppers tip aided in the identification of this suspect.
Texoma's Homepage and the Wichita Falls Independent School District are also reporting that a 14-year-old has been arrested in Wichita Falls in addition to the 15-year-old in Dallas.
It is believed the 14-year-old is responsible for the threat against Rider High School on Monday, August 16th and that the 15-year-old is responsible for the responsible for the bomb threat made to Wichita Falls High School on Thursday, August 12 as well as the threats made against Rider High School, Hirschi High School, Barwise Middle School, Kirby Middle School, and Wichita Falls High School on Friday, August 13.
Between Thursday, August 12th, and Monday, August 16th, seven bomb threats were called in to Wichita Falls schools.
Making a terroristic threat against a school is a third-degree felony and is punishable by a prison sentence of 2 - 10 years as well as a fine of up to $10,000 for each count.
Source: Two Arrested For Wichita Falls School Bombing Threats
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Il difluoruro di kripton è un composto chimico del kripton e del fluoro. La sua formula chimica è KrF2.

È stato il primo composto del kripton ad essere scoperto. È un solido incolore e volatile. La struttura della sua molecola di è lineare, con le distanze Kr−F di . Reagisce con acidi di Lewis forti per formare sali dei cationi KrF+ e Kr2F.

Reazioni
Il difluoruro di kripton è un potentissimo ossidante, portando gli elementi a stati di ossidazione non comuni. E' risaputo come una soluzione di HCl e HNO3 (detta Acqua regia) riesca ad ossidare l'oro da Au0 ad Au3+; a contatto con un forte eccesso di KrF2 l'oro passa da stato di ossidazione (0) a (5+) secondo la seguente reazione:

2 Au + 7 KrF2 -> 5 Kr + 2[KrF]+[AuF6]-

Portando il sale ottenuto ad una temperatura compresa tra i 60 e i 65 °C, si ha la decomposizione di questo:

 Au[KrF]+[AuF6]- ->[calore] AuF5 + Kr + F2

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Bibliografia

 J.E. Huheey, E.A. Keiter, R.L. Keiter, Chimica Inorganica, Piccin, 1993, ISBN 88-299-1470-3.

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Kripton
Composti del kripton

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Lela and Co., in its U.S. premiere at Steep Theatre, is a testament to storytelling and truth telling, and how they intertwine. Unlike in the hyper-theatrical London premiere, the Steep audience is invited into a cozy sitting room, harkening to a time when colonial attitudes implied the civilized counterpart to natives of occupied lands, a tradition continued by paternalistic military operations and corporate globalization in the present. Women sing… operatic arias in the sound design and, as Lela explains, to welcome children to the world and bid elders farewell in death...and men are responsible for the events in between. With no fanfare, Lela launches into her true story, though she allows that sometimes falsehoods may become truth in the telling. What follows is an often harrowing testimony and an indictment of the people, mostly men, who tried to claim Lela's story by increasingly repressive means.
While the script contains some distractingly contemporary asides, and the realism of Joe Schermoly's meticulous set does not allow for the universality of a less cluttered space (though it also forces actors and audience into the same space and complicity), what makes Cordelia Lynn's Lela and Co. so powerful is its title character's determination to reclaim her story, despite interruptions and the pain of memory that inevitably overtakes her at various times in the narrative. Cruz Gonzalez-Cadel as Lela is charming, chipper, and gracious, trying hard to understand others even as she reclaims her version of what happened, and plowing ahead with steely determination. Lela begins at the beginning, with her birth during a storm, being sung into the world by her maiden aunts, as her mom was "felled" like a tree. She tells of her childhood in the mountain village with some nostalgia for her mother, grandmother, aunts, sisters and the man of the house, her father, who loved her and bought her cake, though he would also fly into rages at the ingratitude of his three daughters and their mother. But, as Lela tells us, he was a good man. There are ominous hints of what is to come—mention of seeing people and buildings felled and a first husband, as well as the all-too visceral glimpse of her father's violent rage. However, it is only when her sister (not the birdlike one, but the one with curves like Marilyn Monroe) marries a man from the city that horrors of Lela's story begin to unfold. Her creepy brother-in-law begins to assert control over her story, not allowing her to correct her narrative (and imposing his own). He introduces Lela to his friend, a fellow businessman from across the border. This friend becomes Lela's first "husband," and he takes her to his house with the comfortable couches a hundred miles from her home. War begins and Lela describes how her world shrinks—with her husband justifying his restriction of her movements and his exploitation as necessary to her physical and economic security: locks appear on the doors, passports are kept under lock and key, she disappears from the social life of the household. Lela's story makes it clear that war's victims are not just those at the frontlines, and the victors are those who take advantage of the economic opportunities that it offers. The only respite from the darkness that Lela finds herself in is a young soldier whose naiveté allows him to retain his ingenuous tenderness for humanity—but does not temper his fear of reprisal when he has a chance to offer real help. Chris Chmelik is endearingly fumbling as the young soldier, volatile and controlling as Lela's father and chillingly self-involved as her brother-in-law and husband. As the representative and embodiment of all the males that shape the narrative, he also brings an overarching sense of entitlement to his disparate and well-realized roles.
At the helm of the U.S. premiere of Lela and Co., Robin Witt has imposed her own slant on the play by creating a setting where the audience occupies the same space as the actors, forcing the realization that too often bearing witness is not enough. The powers that be are mundane and recognizable in the well-tailored suit that the male characters share—courtesy of costume designer Jessica Kuehnau Wardell. Our hostess is resplendent in a modest, floral party dress that belies the atrocities that she has seen and experienced. The setting is comfortable and reassuring, middle class, with a hint of Victorian respectability—the back room easy to ignore; picture frames contain images reminiscent of the mountain landscapes of Lela's home and nothing: the other frames remain to be filled. Props designer Maria DeFabo Akin reinforces the colonial vestiges of the set. Sound designer Thomas Dixon sets the scene with operatic arias, also reinforcing the sense that this story and the attitudes that allow it to exist began long in the past, though the sound design is more successful on the whole when it takes us back to the worlds that Lela describes. Lighting designer Brandon Wardell alternates between warm, soft lighting that illuminates the veneer that masks the harsh reality, and the harsh white light that shines on the horrific details that trap Lela in her story (in unforgiving pools of light that isolate Lela, sometimes alone and sometimes with the men that shape her memories); when the story descends into unbearable darkness, the light leaves as well. The veneer of respectability makes it easy to be lulled into a sense of security, and only the unflinching words of the narrative can tear down the façade that shelters those around Lela. Witt has chosen a naturalistic staging, with a scarred survivor at its center, who leaves part of her narrative for the audience to carry as she writes her own future built on the truths she must adopt to do so.
Words are powerful, but ultimately women need agency over more than just the songs (beginning, middle or end). Telling the truth is important, but acting on it more so, as the encounter with a well-intentioned soldier demonstrates. Despite witnessing and sharing her past, Lela's power lies in her ability to survive and change her future, and to teach her child to reject the attitudes that kept her from writing her own story in the past. Lela and Co. contains some phrases that seem jarringly contemporary, and the setting that director Robin Witt has chosen may not always serve the theatrical elements of the play, but ultimately both playwright and director create a powerful examination of the attitudes and economies that allow the brutalization and exploitation of others to continue, despite the good intentions of witnesses and sometimes even the perpetrators. Cruz Gonzalez-Cadel is pitch-perfect in her portrayal of the title character, searing in its guileless but determined charm, and Chris Chmelik's smug portrayal of the male characters provides chilling support.
Lela and Co. runs through August 19 at Steep Theatre, 1115 West Berwyn, Chicago. Performances take place Thursday – Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 3 pm. Tickets are $10 (access tickets) - $35 and are available by calling 773-649-3186 or at steeptheatre.com.


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Троицкое поле – исторический топоним в Петербурге. До 1917 года относился к Александровскому пригородному участку, позже вошёл в состав Обуховского, а затем Невского района. В настоящее время этой территории примерно соответствует муниципальный округ «Обуховский».

История

Вплоть до 1840-х годов Троицкое поле было обширным пустырём между селом Александровским и деревней Мурзинкой. После прокладки Петербурго-Московской и постройки Обуховского завода во 2-й половине XIX века Троицкое поле стало постепенно застраиваться деревянными бараками и домами для рабочих завода.

В 1913-1916 гг. архитекторы Ф. Ф. Лумберг и К. И. Ниман выстроили здесь четырёхэтажное здание технической школы при Обуховском заводе (современный адрес: проспект Обуховской Обороны, 257) — яркий образец «кирпичного модерна» в архитектуре предреволюционного Петрограда.

В составе города Троицкое Поле оказывается только в 1917 году. В 1925-1926 гг. большевики на месте бараков возвели здесь жилой массив для рабочих Обуховского завода из 6 домов по 1-му и 2-му Рабфаковским переулку, также отличающиеся оригинальной архитектурой. Позже здесь по типовому проекту Н. А. Троцкого была построена школа, ныне разрушающаяся (1-й Рабфаковский пер., 3). В глубине квартала (2-й Рабфаковский пер., 1) есть одинокий дом конструктивистского периода, южный фасад которого имеет огромные полукруглые балконы, достаточно необычные по своему решению.

Сейчас Троицкое поле занимает большой жилищный массив. Между бывшим Трамвайным переулком (сейчас вошёл в состав улицы Грибакиных) и проспектом Памяти Обуховской Обороны в 1932 году были построены пятиэтажные дома. В восприятии жителей с полем ассоциируется лишь конечная станция автобусов, носящая название «Троицкое поле».

Происхождение названия

Название «Троицкое поле» ведется от Троицкой церкви – своеобразного памятника русского зодчества XVIII века. Эта церковь была построена здесь в 1785 году по проекту архитектора Николая Алексеевича Львова в загородной усадьбе екатерининского вельможи Вяземского. Троицкая церковь известна также под другим названием – «Кулич и пасха». Это объясняется необычным внешним видом здания – круглая церковь с одним куполом по форме похожа на кулич, а пирамидальная колокольня – на пасху.

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This is the inside view of my 3-d paper flower Easter card. I stamped the sentiments on the paper first and then cut the Nestie Label 8 shape. To keep the stamping perfectly centered while cutting I used a small piece of removable Magic Tape on one edge. I discovered that one should remove the tape before embossing the die shape or it will the outline of tape marks on the paper. Stamping is always a learning experience!


An electrical panel sparked the fire that left an East Bridgewater family homeless days before Christmas. But a fire official said a homeowner's hesitance and an interrupted 911 call may have helped fuel the blaze.
After more than two hours of battling the fire Monday evening, fire officials declared the ranch-style house at 2249 Washington St. a total loss.
Virginia and Patricia White, a mother and daughter, escaped safely along with their dog, but the fire consumed Christmas presents, gutted the house and caused floors to collapse.
Fire officials have identified a major failure in the home's electrical panel as the cause of the fire. But other factors delayed the rescue response, East Bridgewater Fire Chief Ryon T. Pratt said.
"Due to unfortunate delays, the fire had a significant head start," Pratt said Tuesday.
When the fire began, the residents called a family member, instead of calling 911 first, Pratt said. By the time the residents called 911, the fire had burned the home's electrical connection, shutting down the cordless phone.
The call for help was cut off halfway through, after rescuers had learned the address of the home. So firefighters had no idea what they would find when they arrived at the house.
"We knew the address, and we were heading there, but we didn't know for what," said Pratt.
When rescue crews arrived, the house was already heavily on fire.
First, firefighters tried to fight the fire from the inside. But the blaze spread and two firefighters were trapped inside the first floor, becoming "hung up on various objects," Pratt said.
They were surrounded by flames and could hardly see because of the smoke, when the call came to evacuate the house, Pratt said. After a couple of harrowing minutes, the firefighters freed themselves and escaped uninjured.
"Their training worked and their trust in each other worked, and that's probably why they're alive today," Pratt said.
Firefighters from West Bridgewater, Halifax, Bridgewater and Whitman were at the scene. Hanson provided station coverage.


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It is estimated that 80% of problem gamblers in Australia play the pokies. Slot machines are said to be the most addictive form of gambling. This is partly due to the way the games work and also due to the music and sounds. The games are developed with an aim to keep you playing.
Because pokies are so widespread in Australia the amount of problem gamblers is increasing at a rapid rate. Current estimates put the number at around 300,000 people who lose an average of $12,000 per year.
It took a long time for the state governments to act on this information. In 1995 they put a freeze on the amount of poker machines for each state and in 2000 they brought in new laws restricting the advertising of pokies.
Considering the fact that it is the governments who make the most money out of the pokies these measures have not made much of a difference.
If you suspect that you have a gambling problem there are many ways to get help. Below are 20 questions from Gamblers Anonymous. If you answer yes to a few of the questions you should consider seeking help.
Have you ever played until you ran out of money?
Have you ever played for longer than you had originally planned?
After losing have you had an urge to play again to win back your losses?
After winning have you had an urge to win more?
Has gambling ever reduced your ambitions for life?
Have you ever felt remorse after a gambling session?
Has your gambling ever made your life at home unhappy?
Have you ever gambled to solve financial problems?
Have you been reluctant to use gambling money for other expenses?
Has gambling ever made you careless of your welfare or your family's?
Have negative emotions give you an urge to gamble?
Has good fortune ever given you an urge to play the pokies?
Have you ever committed an illegal act to finance gambling?
Has gambling caused you to have difficulty sleeping?
Have you ever gambled to escape thoughts of worry?
The following links all lead to sites that offer help for people who are problem gamblers. If you answered yes to more than five of the questions listed above then we highly recommend that you visit the sites below to see how they can help you regain control over your gambling.
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In 2010, we made a book called 'Faces' for the Tate. For the book, we made characters out of clay, sculpture, junk, paint - anything we could get our hands on! We wanted to offer a version of our first toy, Shapemaker, which could allow people to play in a similar way - but this time, instead of creating shapes, the emphasis would be on creating faces. This is how Facemaker was born. We have found that an endless variation of features and characters can be created using Facemaker. There are all sorts of faces which we recognise, and which make us smile. We hope your imagination and personality will breathe through your designs.
Facemaker is a set of 25 colourful, hand printed, environmentally friendly hardwood blocks made of replenishable rubber wood.


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Vocab.com – The English Dictionary to Learning Words
Mrs. LeTourneau
McAuliffe students participating in a Vocab Jam. Featuring: Seth Garner, Zuhay Anaya, Serenity Powell, Cameryn Martin, and Jalen Fellows.
Matthew Lim, Staff Writer
Vocabulary.com is a fun and interesting way of learning words, which many teachers across the country use to teach and quiz their students. It was co-founded by Marc Tinkler and Michael Freedman.
Vocab.com is very user-friendly. When using the website, press "sign up" for new players, or press "sign-in" for people who have already played Vocab.com. To learn, you have two choices, either make your own list or play other people's lists by clicking "lists" at the top middle of the screen. Then, you can search for various lists of words that you want to better comprehend.
Teachers can also easily use Vocabulary.com. They can make word lists, create their own classes, and they can make their own tests. Teachers can also list the words they want to test their students on, and choose what level of mastery their students need to complete the list.
As a student, you have to answer the questions precisely to accelerate your percentage on that word. After you master the word, you get a certain amount of points. One starts as a novice and makes their way to a hotshot, and so on.
Any school can join the Vocab Bowl to see how many words their student population can master. Also, schools can give their students medals for mastering the most words. Our school, McAuliffe Middle School, has been deliberating whether they should renew Vocab.com or not. To continue subscribing to Vocab.com would cost a lot of money, but it means an updated version of Vocab.com. Many teachers at McAuliffe use this website to enhance vocabulary and help their students achieve mastery.
Ms. Miller, an eighth grade history teacher at McAuliffe, says "When we spent the money on renewing Vocab.com, it was worth the money and was a good choice." She also said, "I use Vocab.com to teach my students words that would come out on their next lesson and it is graded every quarter."
Connor Carruth, a seventh grader at McAuliffe, uses Vocab.com regularly and he is also an experienced player. Carruth says, "I would rate it a seven out of ten because it is really fun and educational, however, people master the list by memorizing the words and not learning as much." Carruth also says, "I would consider this website because it does a good job of explaining all the different roots and their meaning and it's very understandable." David Jung, 11, also says, "I would rate Vocab.com an 8 out of 10. I would partly recommend this."
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Q: Media query for landscape view I need query for mobile iPhone 5  and galaxy S4 landscape view...
Her is my code but something is not ok here.
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On resolution 360 evrything is ok,  What i need to enter for landscape view.
Here is EXAMPLE

A: From this site:
iPhone 5 in landscape
@media only screen
and (min-device-width : 320px)
and (max-device-width : 568px)
and (orientation : landscape)
{
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Landscape (from here)
@media screen (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 1.5), (min-resolution: 144dpi)
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A: Use device-aspect-ratio for iPhone 5 - it does not have a 16:9 aspect ratio. It is in fact 40:71.
iPhone 5 only:
@media screen and (device-aspect-ratio: 40/71) and (orientation:portrait) {
    /*style here*/
}

Galaxy S4 only:
@media screen and (device-width: 320px) and (device-height: 640px) and (-webkit-device-pixel-ratio: 3) {
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Last Day of 30-Days To a More Confident You!
I can't believe this is our LAST Confidence Builder! This month has just flown by! Looking for ideas to tackle next, anyone have any ideas they would like me to ponder, let me know. But for now, let's get to it!
30-Days To a More Confident You!
Day 30 – Imagine The BEST!
The BEST? By this, I mean YOUR BEST! What does YOUR BEST look like to you? What does that even MEAN to you?
For me personally, I ask "WHAT do I WANT my life to look like?" What would make me feel happy and secure? What would be MY best life? I try to imagine it as if it has already happened. Like my BEST life IS my present life!
I am more happily married to Tony than ever!
I help people every day improve their lives.
I get to share my story to inspire others.
I have enough money to be happily secure and don't have to worry about living paycheck to paycheck anymore.
Tony is retired and enjoys his life not having to work SO hard!
I have time to spend with Tony and all of our Furkids.
I have the time and freedom to work in my yard and flower and vegetable gardens more often, because that is where I feel most at peace and closest to God.
I get to teach classes to people who enjoy fitness as much as I do.
I am lean and fit and in the very best shape of my life!
I am a certified personal trainer.
I am more knowledgeable about nutrition.
I have a beautiful home with room either inside or in a separate building for a full gym where I can both train and teach classes.
I no longer struggle with bouts of abusing food to numb my emotions and stress.
I know I am leaving things out, but these are the things that I have in my heart and mind right now. I love my life now! But I know there are GREAT things in store for me and if I keep working hard and BELIEVE, all my dreams WILL come true!
In the "Comments"section, tell me what YOUR BEST LIFE looks like to you!
DREAM BIG! You are worth it! Your BEST life CAN be yours!
Head UP! Shoulders BACK! Smile ON! Now get out there and take on the world!!!
← Day 29 – Build Some "Shelf" Esteem!


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HomeNewsCompany NewsCore One Labs' Vocan Initiates Engineering and Design of a Proprietary Production System for Manufacturing of API-Grade DMT
Core One Labs' Vocan Initiates Engineering and Design of a Proprietary Production System for Manufacturing of API-Grade DMT
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – April 21, 2021 – Core One Labs Inc. (CSE: COOL), (OTC: CLABF), (Frankfurt: LD62, WKN: A2P8K3) (the "Company" or "Core One") a life sciences research and technology company focused on bringing psychedelic medicines to market through novel delivery systems and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy is pleased to announce its wholly owned subsidiary Vocan Biotechnologies Inc. ("Vocan") has initiated the engineering and design of a proprietary enzymatic production system for the manufacturing of API-grade N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT). DMT, a naturally occurring psychedelic substance, is currently under clinical investigation for the treatment of certain mood disorders. The compound is a primary component of traditional South American entheogenic brews and is traditionally derived from the leaves of a variety of plants endemic to equatorial regions across the globe.
The Vocan team has outlined a genetic pathway that could result in potentially elevated levels of DMT biosynthesis compared to the naturally occurring production pathway in the plants from which the compound is commonly extracted. With further development the research team plans to construct a high-throughput production system based on the same recombinant enzyme fermentation platform the company is already developing for API-psilocybin. The addition of this biosynthetic target to its development pipeline will allow Vocan to broaden its offerings of clinical-quality psychedelic medicines and enable advancement of the therapeutic use of psychedelic substances in medicine.
This proprietary approach to DMT production will preserve the highly specific molecular structure of naturally occurring plant-derived DMT and allow the Company's fermentative biosynthesis platform to be optimized for maximum DMT output at production scale. The team intends to accelerate the current development stage of its DMT production system within a few weeks in order to fast-track the first DMT provisional patent filling with the US Patent and Trademark Office. Early patent protection of its proprietary DNA sequences and enhanced-activity enzymes will ensure API-grade DMT can be manufactured by a repeatable and reliable process without any requirement for more costly chemical synthesis or cultivation, extraction, and purification from plant sources.
"Core One's research and development division, through the leadership of Dr. Robert Hancock, continues to achieve significant scientific milestones in the production of biosynthesized and stereochemically sound psychedelic compounds. There is a growing body of scientific research and empirical evidence surrounding the benefits of using various psychedelic compounds to treat mental health afflictions and Core One endeavours to support the scientific community by providing psychedelic compounds for their research at a fraction of the cost of other producers. We will continue to develop and expand our psychedelic product offerings, to provide the scientific research community with the compounds they need, and the successful engineering of enzymatic DMT is another example of how we can do this," Stated Joel Shacker CEO of the Company.
About Core One Labs Inc.
Core One is a biotechnology research and technology life sciences enterprise focused on bringing psychedelic medicines to market through novel delivery systems and psychedelic assisted psychotherapy. Core One has developed a patent pending thin film oral strip (the "technology") which dissolves instantly when placed in the mouth and delivers organic molecules in precise quantities to the bloodstream, maintaining excellent bioavailability. The Company intends to further develop and apply the technology to psychedelic compounds, such as psilocybin. Core One also holds an interest in medical clinics which maintain a combined database of over 275,000 patients. Through these clinics, the integration of its intellectual property, R&D related to psychedelic treatments and novel drug therapies, the Company intends to obtain regulatory research approval for the advancement of psychedelic-derived treatments for mental health disorders.
Joel Shacker
Cautionary Disclaimer Statement:
The Canadian Securities Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the content of this news release.
Information set forth in this news release contains forward-looking statements that are based on assumptions as of the date of this news release. These statements reflect management's current estimates, beliefs, intentions, and expectations. They are not guarantees of future performance. The Company cautions that all forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain, and that actual performance may be affected by a number of material factors, many of which are beyond the Company's control. Such factors include, among other things: risks and uncertainties relating to the Company's limited operating history and the need to comply with strict regulatory regulations. Accordingly, actual and future events, conditions and results may differ materially from the estimates, beliefs, intentions and expectations expressed or implied in the forward-looking information. Except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise forward-looking information.
In addition, psilocybin is currently a Schedule III drug under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada) and it is a criminal offence to possess substances under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada) without a prescription or authorization. Health Canada has not approved psilocybin as a drug for any indication. Core One does not have any direct or indirect involvement with illegal selling, production, or distribution of psychedelic substances in jurisdictions in which it operates. While Core One believes psychedelic substances can be used to treat certain medical conditions, it does not advocate for the legalization of psychedelics substances for recreational use. Core One does not deal with psychedelic substances, except within laboratory and clinical trial settings conducted within approved regulatory frameworks.
Core One Labs Special Investor Webcast Rescheduled to Friday, January 21, 2022


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It is reported that as many as 800,000 or 40% of the over 2 million coalition forces that have served in combat theatres over the last decade are struggling to deal with the silent debilitative injuries as a long term consequences of "mild Traumatic Brain Injury". It is unfortunate that the U.S. Armed Forces continually adjust labels on these silent injuries. In the last ten years, labels such as mild Traumatic Brain Injury, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, post traumatic stress disorder, concussion, post combat syndrome, post-concussion syndrome, primary blast injury, tertiary blast injury have been interchangeably to describe the growing number of veterans that are afflicted. Is this really an effort to define these injuries for better treatment and follow-up care or an concerted effort on the part of the Departments of Defense to obscure the true impact of war on the service-members sent into harms way?
The mechanisms of visibly non-apparent brain injuries may be quite different, and if this true, effective treatment may be also be quite different. We must steer away presumptive diagnosis that assume that because "WAR IS HELL" you therefore must be a casualty with psychological trauma. "Observational research" that assumes cause and effect relationships (ie. Number of firefights to incidence of PTSD) should be avoided. Numbers of casualties are mounting as the veterans with these silent injuries seek care. The Veteran's Administration seems to be overwhelmed. Reports are coming to light, that impaired veterans are discharged without benefits that will help them to address service related injuries. This is not new. Approximately 300,000 veterans in the United States are homeless and sleep on the streets each night. Is this a legacy of a grateful nation?
Over the last 95 years, veterans have gone to war on the behalf of the United States, at the discretion of the Commander in Chief. After these conflicts, a significant population of these veterans have never been the same,living a life with impairment. Is it not the obligation of this nation to care for those injured in the defence of the freedoms we as citizens enjoy? Nevertheless veterans and the families of veterans have struggled to receive care following each and every conflict fought. The time has come for us to step back and re-evaluate the approach we have to treating and thanking veterans for their dedication and service and to reach out and let them their commitment has not been forgotten.
On the last 95 years the therapeutic approach to the silent wounds of war have focused on Acceptance, Submission, Accommodation and Compensation. This is a cookie cutter approach to healthcare. Blasts, explosions, detonations, pressure changes from sustained firing of individual weapons in firefights, or firing of crew served weapons are pressure generating events. "Blasts inflict damage to the brain directly and by causing injuries to other organs, resulting in air emboli, hypoxia and shock." The effects of pressure change on the human body have been studied for over one hundred years. These effects are treatable when recognized.
On the 15th of November 2013, a research team from Israel published an article entitled " Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Can Improve Post Concussion Syndrome Years after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury". The U. S. DOD has been looking at Hyperbaric Oxygen as a treatment intervention for veterans with the silent or signature wound of the War on Terror for over 8 years. In that time 5 studies have run concurrently with less than 250 total subjects. In all cases those involved in the experience substantial improvements in quality of life. The researchers has written these positive responses off to a "placebo effect". Isn't it suspicious that over one billion dollars spent over the last decade on research initiatives on this injury have failed to produce a similar and replicated "Placebo effect". When the results were reported to Army Surgeon General Eric Shumacher, his reply was "we need to get a cheaper placebo".
How much more will take until see this effective treatment intervention used?