You arrive at the checkout to pay for your purchases and the cashier offers you a store card. "No thank you." you reply politely. But here comes the sales trap: "But you could save 20% on today's purchases... and 10% on all spending for the next three months... as well as receiving this free gift!" Is this a familiar scenario? And have you been persuaded to take on another persuaded wallet-sized rectangle of plastic?
Store cards are very similar to credit cards as they operate by allowing you to borrow money, but this credit can only be spent in a particular store. Unlike loyalty cards, however, store cards are not designed to award you fidelity points. As a form of personal loan, they accumulate interest and are designed to ensure that you shop only in the named store.
Store cards also come with a much higher price tag than credit cards. Around two thirds of the major store cards currently offered in the UK charge interest rates of more than 25% APR; quite an extraordinary rate. It would seem logical that shopping in that particular store would become cheaper for customers holding a store card, but in fact the opposite can often be true. Plus, signing up to multiple store cards could have an adverse effect on your credit rating.
It is clear, therefore, that there is a definite advantage to paying off store cards as quickly as possible. If you find yourself with multiple store card balances to pay then the ideal scenario would be to pay them off in full. If you choose to do this then it is wise to start with the smallest balance first, making the maximum payments you can afford, whilst making the minimum repayments on the other cards you have, until the debt on the card with the smallest balance is repaid in full. Simply repeat this process with your other store cards. There is a good reason for starting with the smallest balance first; getting out of debt is about changing your mind-set with regards to debt and slogging away at the biggest balance will only lead to discouragement. Starting with the smallest and having a "one down, x amount to go" attitude will refuel your enthusiasm and keep you motivated.
In some cases, such as when the interest rates are crippling your ability to pay back, simply paying off your debt slowly over time is not an option. Other possibilities exist though. One is to take out a credit card with an introductory interest free period and transfer your store card balances to this card. This awards you several months where no interest will be added to the amount that you owe. Another option is a debt consolidation loan: This is where a company essentially pays off your store cards debts and offers you a payment plan with them at much lower rate of interest.
In essence, paying off store cards is a necessary evil. Once completed, however, the sense of freedom from debt is priceless. Even if the process of paying off these loans one by one takes longer than anticipated, do not give up. There is only one way out of store card debt, and one day you will be glad that you made the commitment to be debt free once and for all.


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Q: Query database with flask by table I have a POSTGRES database that I already setup that has about a thousand or so tables (if there is a better way to organise this, that would be super helpful, I'm new to databases in general, but understand the basics).
I am trying to use flask to setup an API which will eventually be used by my vue app (and also probably available to the community of interest at large).
Ideally, I would like my api to look like: stats/[table name]/[optional table data specific queries].
The tutorial and guides I've used or referenced have a database with one table that data is pulled from. Which is great, and I understand how to get that running, but when it comes to scaling up, I get lost.
rough outline of the db:
dbname
 |-table2
 |-table1
 |-...
 |-lastTable

The reason there are so many tables, is that it contains historical data from present day back to 2014, broken down by month and by settings eg 2017-04-gen5ou-0
Is flask the right choice for this?

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PopScrap.com Inc., has committed to the 2015 ISRI Convention in Vancouver Canada in late April 2015.
PopScrap will be unveiling its latest software products and hardware solutions to the industry leaders and is sure to wow the entire audience with its ground breaking industry leading solutions.
As soon as we get our booth numbers assigned we will re-post so that you can find us at the show.
2014 has been another banner year of tremndous growth for PopScrap.com and we look forward to the release of our new flagship software product, " SCRAP SHIELD PRO" a.k.a ScrapShieldPro or SSPro. This new product is the accumulation of 4 years of development with our worldwide customer base providing the intel for the new features.
Faster and easier are the hallmarks of SSPro and will provide for a more robust scale user interface while giving managers simple to use online back office for instant real time data from any connected device.


In its "Challenge to the Next Government", launched in November 2004, the CCPR called for the Chancellor to double Exchequer funding for sport and recreation.
deliver huge benefits to the public purse and community life. CCPR believes this imbalance should be addressed.
The 'Red Book' highlights how CCPR member organisations perform in key government policy areas such as promoting health, developing sustainable communities and increasing social inclusion. It outlines the positive role played by volunteers and sports governing bodies, from promoting activity with the elderly, through to the ambassadorial role played by UK governing bodies in international sports federations.
The CCPR Red Book does not provide a detailed financial breakdown of the activities undertaken by National Governing Bodies: it is practically impossible to attach a precise monetary value to their work.
Such activities nonetheless contribute to the wider wealth - and health - of the nation through their focus on volunteering and active citizenship.
In the Red Book, the lead government departments are listed, together with a key policy challenge which they each face. Below this are examples of CCPR's members' activities and how they help deliver some of the resources to tackle the policy challenges faced by government.


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By Ben Darvill
Chelsea's Premier League Roundup
It was not quite the perfect Chelsea performance that the fans wanted, but it was a win nonetheless as the Blues battled to a 4-2 win over Watford at Stamford Bridge. Pedro had opened the scoring with a stunning strike before Abdoulaye Doucoure and Roberto Pereyra put the visitors in front.
Substitute Michy Batshuayi made it 2-2 before Cesar Azpilicueta won the game for the Blues. Batshuayi netted his second to add a gloss to the scoreline, but Antonio Conte will know that his team have to be better defensively if they are to mount a serious defence of their title this season, as they were undone often in the game, with Watford cursing their profligacy which cost them the game.
Elsewhere, Brighton heaped the pressure on West Ham as they smashed three goals past their hosts in an emphatic win. There are a number of managers who are really feeling the pressure in recent weeks, but none more so than Slaven Bilic, with his side once again outclassed on the pitch. Manchester City continued their outstanding run as they thumped Burnley 3-0, with a special mention for Kevin De Bruyne who was once again sublime, while Manchester United were awful as they fell to an uncharacteristically error-strewn 2-1 defeat at the hands of Huddersfield on Saturday.
Newcastle United made sure they sent Crystal Palace back down to earth with a bump following their win over Chelsea last weekend as they stole a 1-0 win to continue their march, while Stoke City fell 2-1 to Bournemouth as the pressure mounted on Mark Hughes. For the Cherries, it was just their second win of the season and means they are now just a point from safety. Swansea were another side that were brought crashing down as they were beaten by Leicester City, who remain without a manager. The game was the perfect chance for the Swans to gather some momentum, but they failed miserably. Southampton were indebted to a fine individual effort from Sofiane Boufal as they downed West Brom 1-0 in what was a drab affair for large parts of the game.
On Sunday, the London teams came out on top in their showdown with Merseyside. Liverpool fell 4-1 to Tottenham as Harry Kane scored a double, with Spurs benefiting from an atrocious performance from defender Dejan Lovren who Jurgen Klopp substituted in the first-half. Arsenal also won handsomely as they thumped Everton 5-2. Wayne Rooney opened the scoring, but the London side were too strong and despite an awful moment from Petr Cech as he gifted the Toffees a second, Arsene Wenger's side now move onto 16 points while Everton drop into the relegation zone.
For Chelsea, the weekend ended fairly well as United dropped points, meaning the gap between the Blues and Jose Mourinho's men has been cut. However, Manchester City look unstoppable at the moment and Conte's men cannot afford any more mistakes if they are are to chase City down.
Next on their travels is Bournemouth. The Cherries will prove a tough opponent, but the Blues simply have to beat the league's second-bottom side if they are to be taken seriously this campaign. The pressure has been lifted somewhat following their win, but a defeat next Saturday would see Conte buried in an avalanche of discontent.
Ben Darvill
Forgotten Blues: Fabio Borini
5 Talking Points: Chelsea vs Watford

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Sherard, Sherard, Artery & Johnson delivers solid legal advice and exceptional client service. At Sherard, Sherard, Artery & Johnson, we take a genuine interest in our clients, and bring our experience, depth of knowledge, and personal attention to address each legal challenge and opportunity brought to our door.
This approach has earned SSAJ a reputation for excellence and is the driving force behind the firm's continuing commitment to serving our clients.
At Sherard, Sherard, Artery & Johnson, we believe that our clients deserve attorneys who spend time getting to know them and their objectives. Our attorneys have a deep understanding of the law in each of our practice areas and it shows in the results we obtain for our clients.
Law Offices Sherard, Sherard & Johnson, Wheatland, WY. Sherard, Sherard & Johnson, we believe that our clients deserve attorneys who spend time getting to know them and their objectives. Our attorneys have a deep understanding of the law in each of our practice areas and it shows in the results we obtain for our clients.


Atticus the Bulldog in Bronze by Amber-Jane Raab is the second edition of this Atticus design, this time in muted bronze tones with silver accents.
Each work in the 'Best of British' collection is made up of quintessentially British images, from Stone Henge to fish and chips and everything in between. The closer you look the more you'll notice.
SKU: Atticus the Bulldog in Bronze Categories: Animals Embellished, Best of British Embellished. Tags: british, Bulldog Art, canvas art, colourful, dog art, hand embellished art, iconic.
Atticus the Bulldog in Bronze is the second edition of the Atticus design, taking the bright, funky colours of the original and turning them into a contemporary muted bronze with silver accents. The British Bulldog design, Atticus has a proud stance and features quintessentially British images hiding inside his face and body image. Part of a special range of hand embellished prints. Each one features a glossy black edge to frame the canvas and glossy hand applied varnish. Each one is individually hand embellished in our art studio with raised metallic paint applied to the design, making it a true one off!


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 * Multiple point styles are not supported by the api. Sets all series
 * to match point_style when it's not othrewise set. Works for both array and
 * named series objects.
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export declare const seriesPointStyle: ConfigHelper<CLine | CArea>;

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Two more H5N6 avian influenza outbreaks in South Korea, authorities cull thousands of birds
SEOUL - South Korea confirmed an outbreak of highly pathogenic bird flu at two more poultry farms on Tuesday (Nov 22), taking the number of confirmed H5N6 avian influenza cases in the country to four.
The virus was discovered at duck farms in Cheongju, in North Chuncheong Province, and Muan, South Jeolla Province, said the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Rural Affairs, reported Yonhap news agency.
Some 22,000 ducks were killed in Muan and 8,500 in Cheongju to prevent the possible spread of the disease, according to veterinary authorities.
The latest outbreaks come four days after the H5N6 avian influenza virus was detected at a chicken farm in Haenam, South Jeolla Province, and a duck farm in Eumseong, in North Chungcheong Province. Those cases resulted in about 40,000 chickens and 22,000 ducks being culled.
This is the first time that the H5N6 virus has been found in South Korea, which has previously seen outbreaks of the H5N1 and H5N8 avian influenza strains. The H5N6 virus has been previously seen in China, Vietnam, Laos and Hong Kong. In 2014, China reported that a human had been infected by H5N6.
The ministry has dispatched a quarantine team to the sites and begun to restrict the movement of animals, people and vehicles at the farms.
Separately, the authorities are trying to determine whether avian influenza detected at farms in Yangju and Gimje was the H5N6 strain, with the results expected on Wednesday (Nov 23), reported Yonhap.
This article was first published on November 22, 2016.


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Morgan Silk has been involved in creating photographic images since the mid-1980s after graduating from Blackpool and the Fylde College. He began his career as a creative re-toucher working alongside photographers for advertising clients, and then began to experiment with his own photography, predominantly colour landscapes, his skills as a re-toucher continuing to be employed to give an unusual and personal touch to the finished work.
Now a highly successful photographer in his own right his major commercial clients include Land Rover, BMW, Umbro and Nike. Recent commissions have included a project run by FHM magazine as part of a new drive to help recruit RAF Regiment Officers, and campaigns for Network Rail, Mastercard, Wired Magazine and RBS.
His highly acclaimed project Zoo won him an Association of Photographers Gold Award, and Morgan also received an Honourable Mention at the International Photo Awards (2009). His portrait of Jake Tassell from the series 'After The Riots' was selected as one of the six chosen limited edition covers of 2009's Creative Review Photography Annual, and one of his new images, Eucalyptus, from the Tasmania series was featured in the 2012 AOP Awards. He is currently working on a long-term portrait project centred on British Traditions & Folklore.
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JoJo Wright's Premiering Monsta X's New English Song 'Shoot Out'
posted by JoJo Wright - Nov 9, 2018
102.7 KIIS Jingle Ball artists Monsta X are premiering their new all-English song 'Shoot Out' with JoJo Wright November 9th at 9:00 PM PT on KIIS FM! Click the link here to listen live.
The original version of "Shoot Out" has already made a huge impact on both Korean and U.S.shores by picking up 4 consecutive #1 wins on the prestigious Korean TV Shows: M Countdown, Show Champion, SBS MTV's "The Show," and Music Bank. The song has also charted at No. 8 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart, making it the band's ninth top 10 song.
You can watch Monsta X live at 102.7 KIIS FM's Jingle Ball presented by Capital One on 11/30 at The Forum in Los Angeles alongside Shawn Mendes, Cardi B and more. Get ticket information here.
Monsta X is a seven piece musical boy group from South Korea that has taken the international music scene by storm. Wonho, Minhyuk, Hyungwon, Jooheon, Kihyun, Shownu and I.M released their album Piece in April of 2018 and last month they dropped their latest album ARE YOU THERE?
The band previously met KIIS FM listeners in an exclusive fan event at our AT&T Sound Studio earlier this year. Watch below as they teach KIIS FM personality JoJo Wright some of their dance moves and talk new music.
JoJo Wright is an on air radio host on 102.7 KIIS FM from 7pm-10pm. Los Angeles' Hit Music radio station Read more
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If you're looking to update the flooring in your home you may be overwhelmed with all of the choices on offer. Laminate is one of the most durable flooring options out there so once you have settled on laminate it's time to decide on the colour.
Although grey was once an unpopular colour for flooring, recent years has seen a revival, with people itching to update their colour scheme to incorporate grey. Whilst other neutral colours, such as beige, are still widely used, grey has become one of the most versatile colours to use in the home. Not only can it be made to match most colour schemes, it can also help your flooring look much more expensive than when using a different coloured laminate.
As with most varieties of laminate available, there are many different shades to choose from once you have picked the colour to suit your home. Certain shades of grey can be used to create a rustic look, whilst others can make your home look exceptionally modern. There are so many ways to make grey laminate work for your home, plus it can also be installed easily. Whilst some may prefer to hire a professional, many are more than capable to lay it themselves, thus saving costs. If you want to try it yourself, always do your research by watching videos and reading instructional articles, such as the one here before getting started.
Whilst there are several grey options for your floor out there, laminate flooring has many benefits. It is much more durable than other options, such as vinyl, which could eventually rip or tear, and whilst laminate can show signs of ageing over the years, choosing a quality laminate can help reduce any noticeable wear. Instead of using harsh chemicals, take care in how you clean your floor to help it last even longer. You should also ensure that the laminate has been fitted correctly with no visible seams to prevent any future damage. Do your research and look for varieties of laminate, such as those found here https://www.woodfloorwarehouse.ie/laminate-flooring.html to help you decide which is the best option for your home.
So whether you want to keep it rustic, or add a modern touch to your home, grey is the way to go.


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Q: how to insert pair into queue? i am having trouble inserting objects of type pair<int, int> into a queue. i am getting a strange error, and i have no idea how to go about fixing it. Can anyone help? the following is the code for the method, followed by the error messages. The first two errors are for the insert, the last is for the usage of the operator=, help with that too would be appreciated. Thanks!
pair<int,int>* bfSpanningTree(int theVertex)
{
    queue< pair<int,int> > pairq;
    queue<int> nodeq;
    if(linkedAdjacencyList[theVertex]->value == theVertex && linkedAdjacencyList[theVertex]->adj != NULL)
    {
        Node* whereto;
        whereto = linkedAdjacencyList[theVertex]->adj;
        while(whereto->adj != NULL)
        {
            pairq.push(pair< &whereto->value, &whereto->adj->value >);
            nodeq.push(whereto->value);
            whereto = whereto->adj;
        }
        while(!nodeq.empty())
        {
            whereto = linkedAdjacencyList[theVertex]->adj;
            while(whereto->adj != NULL)
            {
                pairq.push(pair<&whereto->value, &whereto->adj->value>);
                whereto = whereto->adj;
            }
        }
    }
    int i = 0;
    pair<int,int>* retVal;
    pair<int,int> tree[pairq.size()];
    while(!pairq.empty())
    {
        tree[i] = pairq.pop();
        i++;
    }
    retVal = tree;
    return retVal;
}

~UndirectedGraph()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < numVerticies; i++)
        delete[] linkedAdjacencyList[i];
}

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hw8.h:181: error: wrong number of template arguments (1, should be 2)
/usr/include/c++/4.4/bits/stl_pair.h:67: error: provided for 'template<class _T1, class _T2> struct std::pair'
hw8.h:190: error: wrong number of template arguments (1, should be 2)
/usr/include/c++/4.4/bits/stl_pair.h:67: error: provided for 'template<class _T1, class _T2> struct std::pair'
hw8.h:200: error: no match for 'operator=' in 'tree[i] = pairq.std::queue<_Tp, _Sequence>::pop [with _Tp = std::pair<int, int>, _Sequence = std::deque<std::pair<int, int>, std::allocator<std::pair<int, int> > >]()'
/usr/include/c++/4.4/bits/stl_pair.h:68: note: candidates are: std::pair<int, int>& std::pair<int, int>::operator=(const std::pair<int, int>&)

A: Lines of code like so:
pairq.push(pair< &whereto->value, &whereto->adj->value >);

should probably look like:
pairq.push(make_pair(whereto->value, whereto->adj->value));

or if the value members aren't of type int:
pairq.push(pair<int,int>(whereto->value, whereto->adj->value));

Finally, queue::pop() doesn't return anything, so you probably want:
tree[i] = pairq.front();
pairq.pop();

A: Take a look at make_pair(). queue::pop() doesn't return the first element. You need the following:
tree[i] = pairq.front();
pairq.pop();

A: You can't make a template from actual object instantiations like you've done ... they must be TYPES for the objects being instantiated by the template function (in this case the constructor).
So for instance, you can make a pair object using a constructor like:
pair<int, int>(whereto->value, whereto->adj->value)
or you can make a pair using the utility function make_pair() as shown by Michael.
But if you're going to use the constructor, you have to somewhere declare the types that will replace the types T1 and T2 in the constructor's declaration, i.e.,
template<typename T1, typename T2>
pair::pair(const T1& object_1, const T2& object_2);

That is done by declaring the object with the template arguments for the desired object types (i.e, for a pair of int objects, you would use pair<int, int>), and then calling the actual object member function with objects of those types (in your case it would be a constructor for class pair).

A: There's a few things going on here at first glance - can you provide the Node class/struct definition?

*

*You're returning a pointer to an automatic (stack) element at the end, which will be going out of scope.  You'll want to return by value, most likely (alternatively, allocate and return a pointer, preferably shared, to the element)

*queue.pop() returns void - see http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/stl/queue/pop/


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Pit and Chamber
Dive and Danceclub
Gallery Guide
Highrise and Hill
Exquisite Corpses
Psychopompous
People Who Live in Glass Houses: Why Chihuly Matters
By T.s. Flock
A Glass Act
Hence, a permanent installation devoted to Chihuly in his native region (and the place where he continues to produce his works) is not a mere vanity project as some have suggested. Chihuly studios has been an incubator for many artists, but the same might be said of Seattle at large—and not in a positive way. The lack of even local recognition of artists leads many to eventually migrate from our green pastures to concrete jungles. To suggest that we should not want to honor our own homegrown talent, even when they have so deeply influenced and shaped the community as Chihuly has done, is not a good message to send to anyone, least of all the arts community.
I must admit that following the announcement, I bemoaned the loss of potential green space…until I realized that it would require a massive, voter-approved levy, which seemed certain to fail. The Garden and Glass did not cost taxpayers a cent and it will bring more revenue to the city than the green space would have, so at the very least it was a strong civic investment. Yet, I was concerned that the footprint would be inadequate to create a compelling space. I was half right. It will provide a great sampler for tourists and schoolchildren, but it feels unfinished in some places and cramped in others.
My criticism of the exhibit can be summed up in two ideas: access and excess. Chihuly grabs people's attention with beauty and craft and unexpected forms, providing an entry point into art for blue-collar viewers (as Chihuly once was) and literate but undeveloped minds (as I once was). Chihuly's objects live among and give life to other objects, and the collection is often presented in ways too austere, which will only galvanize those who suggest that this is just a shrine to one man. This austerity prevents most of the interior from achieving the spectacle for which Chihuly is known (and which is achieved outside in the Garden). I have some simple suggestions that would not break anyone's bank, but which might help Chihuly break down a few walls (without demolishing any in the building).
In the Chihuly Boathouse, a well appointed room showcases part of the artist's enormous collection of blankets and baskets alongside his glass. The Garden and Glass recreates a pale version of this in the front room.
The first display of Chihuly's early Glass Forest work is forgettable and looks a little cheap in its mirrored recess. It could be redone to better effect, but it should not be made a priority as it just hasn't space enough; it is a glowing welcome sign and that is that. The next room contains samples from his baskets placed among traditional woven baskets and Pendleton blankets that inspired the designs. It feels a bit like a commercial showroom, and there is little sense of authentic connection between Chihuly's works and the inspirational material. This would be a prime place to put a video display showing the glass creation process. I'd be happy if they put such a display in every room. The creation is such a graceful and complex process, and seeing it would reinvest these static objects with the motion apparent to Chihuly and his team, but not to first-time viewers. Alongside images of weavers weaving, to witness the rolling of the glass in shards and threads would provide the connection that the room is currently lacking.
The next room has a similar problem with stasis. Though they are immaculate, Chihuly's sea life sculptures do not present well on pedestals like sacred artifacts, especially when placed at a height that is (intentionally?) inaccessible to younger audiences. These pieces are called "drawings" in the literature for the museum, and perhaps they would never capture the attention of younger audiences, who will be more interested in the central installation: a towering mass of blue tendrils supporting starfish and other simple sea life. The presence of rippling light or real water could really help animate these works, which almost look ready to wriggle away in the right context but presently seem ready to go belly up under the static spotlights. The Chihuly team could do more to make the space engaging, a destination, a defiance of the conception that museums and galleries must be grave and worshipful places. Certain critics will always say Chihuly is vulgar; why not go for broke? Making each room a little more its own world will benefit the audience greatly and better justify the price of admission. It does not need to be a funhouse, mind you, but two rooms in, one feels like one is still in the lobby, waiting to enter the real exhibition.
Unfortunately, that feeling follows one into the Persian Ceiling room—the nadir of the exhibition. A similar arrangement was the center of attention at Chihuly's show at the MFA in Boston, where natural light filtered through the pergola ceiling and the assembled glass, a kaleidoscopic canopy of light between the viewer and infinity. Here, the sense is claustrophobic, with oppressive beams dividing the canopy into blocky, poorly lit chunks. Structural codes in our tremor-prone zone demand that so much glass overhead be solidly supported, but the experience is one of being trapped under a pile of multi-colored rubble.
Things improve dramatically in the next room: the Mille Fiori. Here, Chihuly's practice of more-is-more comes to the fore to good effect. The looping, swerving, glass flora atop a reflective dais are a swampy jungle made of poisonous candy—intoxicating to the imagination. This is the sort of display that will charge younger minds. So might the next room: the Ikebana Boats. The two boats seem a little sparse, however, after the preceding room. Chihuly may be inspired by the Japanese aesthetics of minimalism and wabi-sabi, but I have already stated why his works don't succeed that way. Minimalism with Chihuly is often either jarring or disappointing. It will be especially so for anyone who walks back through these rooms after seeing the café, which is loaded to the brim with Chihuly's collections of bottle openers, masks, accordions, and vintage paraphernalia. That delightful excess, that overflow is provided in the commercial spaces. Why not in the displays themselves?
It is easier to curate an existing hoard of objects than to generate and display new work, but here is another idea: Chihuly's breakage rates are famously low, but cracks happen. Broken pieces are pulverized and discarded at the points of origin, but what if they had a home in the Chihuly Garden and Glass? The fragile nature of glass is part of its stigma, so why not embrace it? Why not load some of these spaces with broken pieces to add to the spectacle and the contemplation of the unbroken objects? The wabi-sabi aesthetic is about accepting imperfection (that Chihuly's clients would not accept), so a boat of broken pieces floating alongside the perfect ones (or even covering the wall behind) could actually honor the core of wabi-sabi by acknowledging that what is broken can be appreciated with what is whole, what is exquisite can be equal with what is homely, and the distinctions are in the eye and heart of the beholder, as everything has flaws upon closer examination, is incomplete.
The penultimate chamber in the main building also suffers from being too bare and too little. A collection of chandeliers hang yards apart, looking rather inert in a grey void. Those that once hung over the canals in Venice made a great impression and pushed boundaries about glass art as installation, so it's a little depressing to see them in something more resembling a crypt. The room definitely needs something; the blank walls would be a good home for some of Chihuly's paintings or sketches (also seen in the café), which ooze and splatter and explode like these finished sculptures.
The final room contains about a dozen of Chihuly's gorgeous Macchia bowls atop high pedestals. It is gorgeous but again not very kid friendly, and accessibility should be of prime consideration in this place. The lighting from above illuminates the cloudy effects on the exteriors, but all I could think about was first seeing these Macchia in a greenhouse in Atlanta and how much better they looked there, at various heights among the flora. It may be impractical to put a small conservatory in this space, but let's just say there is potential for growth.
And from there one enters into the courtyard, atrium, and gardens—by far the highlight of the exhibit and a successful curation of art and nature—the way Chihuly should be, in my estimation. The atrium is an acoustical nightmare with a large crowd, but it is absolutely gorgeous and the massive, twining garland of flowers running the length of it is an ambitious and wonderfully executed work. It provides what one might hope to see in the Persian Ceiling with an additional sense of order and sophistication. The gardens are a small wonder that I hope will only grow lusher with maturity. Even now they are a breath of fresh air, and the spherical centerpiece to the gardens, "The Sun," is a fantastic application of the tendrils seen in the chandeliers. It shows that his tried-and-true forms may still find fresh uses. It is also worth noting that the barrier between the garden and the exterior walks is not an imposing rampart, but a free form fence that allows other visitors to enjoy glimpses from the outside. It really does beautify the area like the other paid attractions: the Science Center, the Needle…not the EMP, but whatever. One does feel a little concerned that the pieces are rather unprotected from vandals lobbing stones over the fence, but the defiance of this, the optimism in spite of the pieces' breakability, is a deeply positive message in itself. We hope for the best, it says, because we all live in a glass house.
The Garden and Glass is said to be a finished project, but I beg to differ. It does not meet the potential of the space, and I think Chihuly, his team, and the Seattle Center will see that in time and finish what they started. For now, it is already a worthwhile addition to Seattle's cultural landscape. Hopefully, youths and dilettantes (like my younger self) will be stirred by the works toward a wider appreciation of art. His accessible abstractions, his imaginative use of a pariah material, and his unabashed playfulness remain a catalyst for burgeoning minds. Furthermore, his studios and Pilchuck are world-class training grounds for the next generation of glass artists. That is enough for one man to accomplish. Any scold who says otherwise, who declares while looking into the dim mirrors of the displays that we should put away childish things, not waste time with such trifling works, and get back to vivisected animals—any such person is missing the point. Chihuly may not be War and Peace, and he doesn't need to be when he is so good at being The Little Engine That Could, the sort of story we want to tell our children and grandchildren before we send them into a world of people throwing stones.
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On Saturday, December 1, 2018, GreenHill will once again be hosting Collector's Choice, the opening night fundraiser of our Winter Show exhibition. Always a very popular and festive kick-off to the Greensboro holiday season, this year's event will be co-chaired by Katherine Davey and Lynn Wooten, so it's sure to be elegant, delicious and fun! Sip old-fashioneds and indulge in delectable nibbles as you admire the work of over 120 artists of every medium and style. All work in the show is available for purchase, and what better gift (for yourself or others) than an original piece of art. For a sneak peek you may want to consider attending First Choice on Wednesday, November 28. Art credits can be purchased in $500 increments for an opportunity to view and purchase before the crowd. CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets and/or art credits now!
Sponsorship opportunities are available and include tickets to Collector's Choice, and an invitation to First Choice, recognition on our website and printed materials and even an ad in our semi-annual Program Guide for certain levels of support. Contact Erica Procton for more information about Collector's Choice, First Choice, and sponsorship opportunities.


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Is this a true Audi experience?
It all started when I wanted to do a comparison between my last review of the Super Fancy GoGet Audi A3 and the Hertz 24/7 Audi A3 — the well-needed replacement for the BMW 118i in their on-demand fleet. The booking was for 8am on Sunday morning for 24 hours. My wife and I planed to visit my sister and her partner in Newcastle, roughly a 300Km round trip from Sydney.
7:00am – phone rings. It's a Melbourne number and it's the first day of daylight savings (i.e. it's 6:00am in my brain).
Hello Mr Heslin, we note that you have booked the Audi A3 this morning at 8am and it appears the car is still in Gosford (90 minutes away) and the current driver doesn't seem to be answering their phone. The nearest vehicle we have available is a one-tonne ute.
I planned to write a review about the Hertz 24/7 as a direct competitor for GoGet's on-demand car rental service. Aptly, this site is about prestige rentals, not ute rentals. Sigh.
Looks like taking my chance with the Hertz Economy Prestige was the next best option. Hertz 24/7 called back and I asked to cancel the booking. She mentioned that if I was booking for three or more days with Hertz (the full-service rental), then I would be entitled to a 20% discount. Nice to note for later.
I ended up driving 470Km on the trip so I definitely chose the right option for this journey.
The closest Hertz to my home is in Darling Harbour (Sydney). For anyone who takes the Anzac Bridge into the city, this will be your closest also. However when I called to book they told me all cars were out for the day (yes, it was a public holiday weekend) and it would be best to try the city branch, just east of Hyde Park towards Kings Cross. Okay, let's try that.
As I'm an Etihad Guest Gold member, I used my CDP number to score a 15% discount. For 24 hours, unlimited Km in their Economy Prestige class it cost me $148.36 total. Despite being about 50% more than the Hertz 24/7 car AND I would have to pay for fuel, at least I had a car for the day and something to write about. In retrospect, I paid more than I have paid before for the same class in previous rentals, it may have been because of the long weekend. I'll explore this pricing in a later article.
Passing by the flocks of police with their double-demerit RBTs, I rode my motorcycle over to the Hertz on William Street in the city. Being a hot Sunday morning of a long weekend, traffic was kind to me. One of the great things about this particular Hertz (or any rental outlet nearby) is that they have plenty of motorcycle parking, meaning no nasty fines whilst I'm renting a car.
The Hertz admin office was full of tourists. Luckily I am registered as a Hertz Gold member so my line only had the couple being served. The lady behind the counter politely excused herself from her customers to ask if I was a Gold member. I'm glad they are keeping the priority queue a priority.
Insurance – $25 to reduce the excess from $5,500 to $1,250.
Tolls – $16 per day unlimited tolls or $16 admin fee per toll if you don't choose this option. (They also don't mention you can just call the toll company and pay that particular trip).
Fuel – pre-pay for your fuel so you bring it back empty(ish) and they will take care of it at an agreed rate, which is supposed to be less than the pump price. If you don't accept this offer and don't fill it before returning they will charge you $3.40 per litre!
I declined each of these – with good reason too. More on this later.
As you might have guessed by now, the car allocated to me was an Audi A3 with about 4400Km on the clock. Little did I know how different this would be the GoGet Audi A3 reviewed here.
Maybe it was that I made my booking 30 minutes before starting, maybe it was because it was a long weekend, either way I had to wait another 20 minutes after my 8am pickup time before I drove away.
All of the car attendants were running around with other customers so I found the car that matched my number plate and started to check for damage. The problem was that the car was so darn dirty – bugs and dirt everywhere. When I got the attention of the attendant I requested for them to wash the car before I take it. He said it would take 10 more minutes – fine with me for a clean car I could inspect properly.
After the washing process was done, I did a thorough inspection of the car with close attention to any rim damage, window damage and long scrapes on the front and sides below the doors. I've previously been caught out with Hertz where the car (a BMW 118i with $5000 excess) was free of damage but there was a huge dent and scrape (not scratch) under the driver-side front and rear doors where someone had presumably mounted a curb in a carpark. That's a story for another time.
I found three small scratches on the paintwork. They were notable enough that if it was my car I would be pissed off, so I pointed them out. The attendant told me that they don't do damage inspections anymore and it's only for the large scrapes and dents they care about. I told him I would like him to write it on the damage report anyway. He did.
Use the damage report in your favour. Have them write a few things on there that aren't noted when you pick up the car. Why? Two reasons. Firstly, you proved that they didn't pick this up upon the last person returning the car. Secondly, the chart is so undetailed that if you accidentally scratched the car in the same place that there was another scratch that was marked, you would get out of paying for any damage.
After taking the keys I decided to do something I don't normally do, however as I knew that I was writing this review I decided to go straight to the petrol station and fill up to see if the car was given to me really full. It turns out I could get 3.33L into the tank, which was about $4.66 that I had to pay for the last person's rental. To be fair – I don't care. However I would suggest you do the same because if it's over 5 or 6 litres, this is another 100Km you're paying for. Call them up immediately and take your receipt when you take the car back.
Let's get into the details of the car.
Although this was the exact same model as the GoGet Audi A3 I previously reviewed, there are some subtle differences that make these cars quite different to drive. Here is how they compare.
The engine, gearbox and mechanicals were exactly the same.
Driving with four adults really shows how these 1.4L engines lack torque. It's fun with one person, two has a little lag and the extra weight of three or more adults really bogs down the engine till you're revving hard. I was wondering if the details in my last review were incorrect, that I had the 1.8L in the GoGet model and this was a 1.4L. However after checking the VIN plate, they have the exact same engine codes. It all comes down to weight and torque.
Speaking of torque, I noted that when in Sports mode you will see gear shifts at 4,000rpm but if you have your foot down hard it will shift at the redline of 6000rpm.
The primary difference between these two A3s is that they have different upgrade packs added to the base model 'Attraction' series. The GoGet Audi A3 came with the $2000 Attraction Style Pack, including Xenon headlights and 17" alloy wheels, where this Hertz Audi A3 had the $2990 Technik Pack which gives us navigation, a coloured driving display, front/rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, and the 'Audi sound system' with subwoofer.
If the underlying car is essentially the same, the big question is how do the packs compare?
In my opinion, these packs have been suitably chosen for the type of driving you would typically be doing in the GoGet vs Hertz Audi. In the GoGet A3, you'll probably want to have a bit of fun and get around moving from A to B with a touch of class and impress your mother-in-law. Whereas the Hertz A3 is more about longer-term trips (minimum 1 day by default), where you will be travelling to unknown places and could be stuck in the car for lengthy periods of time.
The navigation within the Audi A3 is surprisingly good. Compared to it's competitors in the Mercedes-Benz A-180 and BMW 118i, the Audi navigation system is a clear winner. It's intuitive, quick and the display is sharp.
From a performance perspective, there is a notable performance difference in 16" to 17" wheels. It's not the rim size you're noticing, it's moving from 205/55 to 225/45 rubber. For those who don't know tyres, this difference in profile from 55 down to 45 reduces the tyre-roll when taking corners or quickly jumping lanes. I didn't think it would be as noticeable as it really was – the Hertz Audi A3 didn't really feel so sporty anymore.
If you want to have some fun in an A3 but don't intend on driving where you'll care about audio or navigation, go with the GoGet Audi A3 I reviewed here.
On the other hand, the Technik pack adds exactly what you need when you're going on a long road trip. Parking sensors and the reversing camera are nice, but the standout was the Audi sound system that adds in a subwoofer and one of the best sound systems I've heard in any car at this price (under $40k). I would still like a USB input standard but the Bluetooth worked well to punch out our tunes for the trip to and from Newcastle via the Hunter Valley.
Overall, everything else was the same as the previous GoGet Audi A3 that I rented from GoGet except this was a May 2015 build instead of December 2014.
I suggest you check out my previous review for my thoughts on the car, it's performance and strong points. I've hired the BMW 118i – the other car that could have been allocated to me within this category. The Audi A3 definitely is a better vehicle and I would choose it again if they gave me the option.
Up next, the trifecta – Hertz 24/7 Audi A3, a direct competitor to Hertz.
Fancy driving the Audi A3?


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The Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies provides our students with a variety of services such as dining, recreational facilities, lockers, wireless internet, 24-hour computer lab access, and an extensive addiction research library.
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College Catalog and Student Handbook
At the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies, we frequently scan the environment to identify trends that may impact counselor education, training, and practice. One notable trend occurring in the United States is related to the increasing racial and ethnic diversity of the population. Our vision is to set the international standard for expertise, and our intent is to prepare future leaders in addiction counseling.
Diversity benefits institutions of higher learning by fostering stronger commitment to multiculturalism, increasing research and classroom emphasis on racial issues, increasing student involvement in multicultural courses and seminars, and exposing students to a wider variety of experiences and perspectives.
For these reasons, the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies academy of scholars is committed to increasing diversity among its faculty and students. This commitment is exemplified in our strategic priority to "increase ease of access for more diverse student populations."
The Graduate School's learning environment is inclusive of considerable variation in age, gender, race, ethnicity, physical ability, sexual identity, international origin, learning styles, and recovery from alcohol and drug dependence. As a result, our learning environment is welcoming and the school embraces diversity as a real-world learning opportunity.
Campus Climate Statement
At the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies, we recognize the increase in hate crimes on college campuses across the United States. The Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies is dedicated to providing a welcoming, safe, and inclusive campus environment for all graduate school students, faculty, and staff. Our campus is inclusive of variations in age, gender, race, ethnicity, ability, sexual identity, international origin, learning styles, and recovery from alcohol and drug dependence. We embrace these variations as real-world learning opportunities, and strive to maintain and improve our commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Clinical Placements
External clinical placements offer students opportunities to work with clients from racial, ethnic, sexual, gender, socioeconomic, age/generational, ability, religious, nationality, and immigrant cultures.
Currently, we have more than 50 public service placements reaching a diversity of clients who come from under-served and under-privileged groups. Each term we work to expand our number of training opportunities with a specific focus on connecting with external sites that serve a diverse clientele. We value diversity and make every effort to ensure that our students are multiculturally sensitive and tolerant; have multicultural self-awareness, knowledge, and skills; and understand the nuances of treating clients from varying cultures.
While the school will make every effort to remain open for scheduled classes, there may be instances where conditions make it impossible to do so. These may include, but are not limited to: severe weather, declared state of emergency, utility disruptions, natural disasters and contagious diseases. In all cases, student safety will be the primary consideration.
The following procedures will set forth student guidelines when circumstances impact the Graduate School's ability to remain open for classes:
The dean will issue an email notifying students of the closing. The school will report any closures or opening delays to local news stations. Students should follow the information provided by the local news stations.
Channel 4 (CBS) wcco.com
WCCO Radio (830 AM)
Channel 5 (ABC) kstp.com
Channel 11 (NBC) kare11.com
Canceled classes will be rescheduled for a later date. School closures will apply to all residential classes, activities, and services. Online students may also experience interruptions in classes, activities, and services due to school closures and will be notified accordingly.
Should classes be in session and a student does not attend class, class attendance policy will be followed.
Interns who miss hours due to facility closure will be required to fulfill all required hours of the internship. Hours will be made up at a later date.
Should classes be canceled for an extended period of time due to a catastrophic reason, the school will make every effort to resume classes within a reasonable amount of time.
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (20 USC § 1092(f)), popularly known as The Clery Act, requires colleges and universities to disclose information about crimes on and around their campuses. This must be done by institutions that participate in federal student financial aid programs, including the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies.
To comply, the Graduate School publishes a crime log, regular security alerts when a known situation might put the graduate school community at risk, and an annual security report. This information helps students, faculty and staff make informed decisions about their personal safety.
The Clery Act originated in 1990 in memory of 19-year-old Lehigh University first-year student Jeanne Ann Clery, who was raped and murdered in her residence hall in 1986.
Access to Reports
The Graduate School's full report is provided below in two parts: Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act and Annual Disclosure of Crime Statistics. If you have any questions or would like a report, please contact:
Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies
Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act
The Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies, in conjunction with the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, is committed to providing an environment that provides security for person and property without unduly burdensome policies and practices. With the cooperation of students, faculty, staff, and visitors, it is possible to provide a level of security that is reasonable and effective.
Under the Campus Security Act of 1990, also known as the Jeanne Clery Act, and the Crime Statistics Act, which was effective October 1, 1998, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is responsible for reporting crime statistics and providing safety information to the campus community.
The annual security report for the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies includes statistics for the previous three years and includes crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, and on public property within or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus.
In accordance with mandated reporting requirements, information concerning the monitoring and recording of any criminal activity in which students engaged at off-campus locations and/or within student organizations that are officially recognized by the Graduate School, are gathered from local police agencies. These agencies include any city, county, state, or federal agencies that may have relevant information. The statistics are to be published annually and provided within all incoming student packets. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as policies concerning alcohol and drug use, crime prevention, the reporting of crimes, sexual assault, and other matters.
It is the policy of the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies to immediately notify the campus community of any reported crime(s), emergencies, or dangerous situations that are determined to pose an imminent threat to the health or safety of the campus community. Means of notification may include campus-wide email and/or postings. Reports of a lesser nature (e.g., personal property thefts) may be posted as notices within the campus facility.
The Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies Annual Security Report sets forth the guidelines for facility security, crime(s), and crime alerts
As a student, you will have easy, on-campus access to great tasting meals and healthy food options along with nutritional education opportunities. The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation's Nutritional Services division creates a welcoming environment where patients, staff, and students experience outstanding dining options and customer service, consistent with the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation treatment philosophy.
Jazzman's Café and Bakery
Jazzman's offers a daily variety of food and drink options including brewed coffee, specialty drinks, smoothies, assorted juices, fruit, muffins, scones, bagels, pastries, cereal, cookies, hot cereal, breakfast sandwiches, snack bags, grab-n-go station, soup and hot food specials.
Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m.–4 p.m.
Friday: 7 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday: 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Nelson Bradley Café
Weekly Lunch Options
(Served on Women's Side)
Monday–Friday: 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
Lunch options include entrées, soups, grill station, salad bar, sandwich or salad bar, fruit, desserts, and assorted beverages
(Follows Patient Serving Times)
Breakfast: 7-8:30 a.m.
Lunch: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Dinner: 5-6:30 p.m.
Dinner options include entrees, soups, grill station, salad bar, fruit option, and desserts on Tuesdays and Sundays
Weekend lunch options include entrees, soups, sandwich bar, salad bar, and fruit option
Menu prices are posted at meal service. Cash is not accepted. Please bring a credit/debit card or Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation gift card.
*Please note: The Cork Center has refrigerators and microwaves for student use.
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation gift cards can be purchased at Jazzman's and at the Nelson Bradley Cafe during regular business hours. For weekend or evening purchases, checks are accepted.
The Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School encourages our eligible students to register to vote. The 1998 reauthorization of the federal Higher Education Act includes a requirement that higher education institutions make a "good faith effort" to make voter registration forms available to all enrolled students, including providing links to downloadable forms.
This federal legislation supports the Graduate School's goal of educating our students as leaders both in their field of study as well as engaged citizens in their Minnesota communities.
Can You Vote in Minnesota?
Students can vote in Minnesota if you meet the Minnesota resident requirements. If you consider your residence in Minnesota as your home and have no intention of moving, you may be eligible to vote in Minnesota. Remember, you can only vote from one residence in each election.
Once you determine you are eligible to vote in Minnesota, it is a good idea to register to vote before Election Day.
Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State website to download a voter registration application or register online.
For questions or printed voter registration forms, please contact:
LeAnn Brown
Director of Enrollment and Student Services
Cork Building, V-150D
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Clent Castle ist eine künstliche Burgruine als Folly auf dem Gelände von Clent Grove im Dorf Clent in der englischen Grafschaft Worcestershire. Thomas Liell ließ sie Ende des 18. Jahrhunderts errichten. English Heritage hat es als historisches Gebäude II. Grades gelistet.

Die Folly (auch "Sham Castle") wurde aus handgemachten Ziegeln erbaut und verputzt. Es handelt sich um zwei runde Türme, die durch einen Mittelteil verbunden sind. Die Türme sich drei Stockwerke hoch um haben zinnenbewehrte Brüstungen. Die Fensteröffnungen haben steinerne Architrave. Die Türme besitzen Spitzbogenfenster vorne und an den Seiten, kleeblattförmige Fenster im 1. Obergeschoss und Fenster in Form von Malteserkreuzen darüber. Der Mittelteil hat eine Spitzbogendurchgang im Erdgeschoss und ein Spitzbogenfenster im Obergeschoss. Diese Folly erscheint der Castlebourne Folly ähnlich.

Einzelnachweise und Bemerkungen

Folly (Gartenkunst)
Burgruine in England
Grade-II-Bauwerk in Worcestershire
Erbaut in den 1780er Jahren
Bauwerk im Bromsgrove District
Burg in Europa

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Ron Klain's Record: How Biden's Chief Of Staff Is Keeping The Trains Running
By Mara Liasson
Published March 12, 2021 at 2:00 AM PST
Nicholas Kamm
Ron Klain, pictured in March 2020, is President Biden's chief of staff and comes to the role particularly qualified.
Joe Biden ran on competence and experience, and he chose a chief of staff known for both: Ron Klain.
"We're seeing a functioning White House. Go figure," says Chris Whipple, who wrote The Gatekeepers, a book about White House chiefs of staff. "That's a tribute to Klain."
In the first 49 days of the administration, Klain has had a big win and also a notable loss, but he entered the role with broad experience and a good relationship with the president.
Taking the win
The coronavirus relief bill passed on a party-line vote — not exactly what Biden wanted — but the Democrats' tiny majority stayed remarkably intact.
Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins was part of the brief and ultimately fruitless negotiations with Biden and Klain. But Collins is not criticizing the president. She told reporters last month, "He was very attentive, gracious, into the details. There was a great discussion."
In those bipartisan discussions, Klain played a silent but useful role — although not one that made Collins very happy. "Ron was shaking his head in the back of the room the whole time, which is not exactly an encouraging sign," she said.
In this case, Klain absorbed the criticism that senators like Collins are not willing to give a president they know and like — and whose approval ratings are in the high 50s.
In the fight for the relief bill, Klain applied lessons learned the hard way from his experience with the Obama stimulus bill:
Don't wait around too long for Republicans to come your way, and
Remember to take a victory lap.
Starting this week, Klain will be making sure that short of presenting a Publishers Clearing House-sized check to every eligible American, Biden will tell people exactly what kind of help they're getting from their government.
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President Biden signs the American Rescue Plan, a pandemic relief package, on Thursday.
A lesson on loyalty
If the relief bill was an early success, Klain also had a big miss. Neera Tanden withdrew from consideration for budget director as it became clear the Senate didn't have the votes to confirm her, but Klain made sure to send the message that the Biden White House would never abandon its nominees.
Before Tanden withdrew, Klain told MSNBC, "If Neera Tanden is not confirmed, she will not become the budget director. We will find some other place for her to serve the administration that doesn't require Senate confirmation."
Translation: In the Biden White House, loyalty is a two-way street.
So far Klain has kept everyone rowing in the same direction, according to Kate Bedingfield, the White House communications director.
"He's a very hands-on leader," Bedingfield says, "particularly in this time when we're in the time of COVID, when we're more isolated than we would otherwise be as a team. He's very present. He's very available."
"Ron knows that"
Klain's abilities come from a lifetime of experience. Whipple notes that Klain is "uniquely well-prepared for this job." He was chief of staff to two vice presidents and served as former President Barack Obama's Ebola czar and as a top Senate staffer.
"Most important," Whipple says, Klain came in "having a strong relationship with Joe Biden, but not being a very close friend."
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Klain sits in the Oval Office surrounded by journalists with then-President Barack Obama and national security adviser Susan Rice in October 2014.
Not being the president's buddy is really important, says Whipple, because the chief of staff sometimes has to be the bearer of bad news. "You also have to be able to walk into the Oval Office," says Whipple, "close the door and tell the president what he doesn't want to hear. That was a complete failure on the part of Donald Trump's four chiefs, none of whom was able to do that."
Klain has known Biden forever. He was an intern in Biden's Senate office, later his chief of staff, the same role he served in for former Vice President Al Gore. Klain oversaw the execution of the Obama stimulus plan, and he's worked in every modern Democratic presidential campaign.
Elaine Kamarck, who wrote the book Why Presidents Fail and worked with Klain in the Clinton White House, says, "Presidential leadership is unique, because it is the intersection of policy and politics, and Ron understands that better than I think anybody that I've ever met, who wasn't actually the president himself."
The challenges ahead
Unlike his boss, Klain uses Twitter — a lot. His feed is a running commentary on White House achievements (no surprise there). But it's also a window into what Klain and Biden think is important. That's the sign of a skilled multitasker, says Whipple, who points out that most chiefs of staff don't even have time to keep a diary.
But even for a chief of staff with Klain's versatility, the pressures are about to get even more intense as Biden turns his attention from the emergency COVID-19 relief bill to an agenda he believes could transform the country — and determine his legacy. He wants to pass bills on immigration, voting rights and a giant infrastructure package.
Whipple says the stakes could not be higher. "What's on the line is not just the Biden agenda, but it's the whole idea that governments can get things done," he says. "Biden doesn't have a lot of time to show that the government can fix these fundamental problems, and that's a huge challenge for any chief of staff and for any president."
Passing a $1.9 trillion bill through a 50-50 Senate and a razor-thin majority in the House was hard enough. The next chapter for Klain and Biden will be even harder.
NPR Washington Desk intern Claire Oby contributed to this report.
Mara Liasson
Mara Liasson is a national political correspondent for NPR. Her reports can be heard regularly on NPR's award-winning newsmagazine programs Morning Edition and All Things Considered. Liasson provides extensive coverage of politics and policy from Washington, DC — focusing on the White House and Congress — and also reports on political trends beyond the Beltway.
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Share this Story: Pragmatism needed in response to federal government's coal ban
Pragmatism needed in response to federal government's coal ban
Murray Mandryk
Premier Brad Wall is angry over Ottawa's sudden announcement it wants to eliminate the use of coal in electricity generation by 2030. Photo by BRYAN SCHLOSSER /Regina Leader-Post
Somewhere along the line, one suspects Premier Brad Wall's government has a valid point about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's rush to end coal-fired electrical generation by 2030.
If there was ever an issue requiring a made-in-Saskatchewan solution — one that fits the energy needs of this province while taking into consideration new environmental opportunities — it is this one.
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Let's accept that the sound environmental goal is to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent.
Really, does it matter how we do it?
And should we not be able to choose whatever combination of renewable energy (hydro, wind, solar, geothermal) plus natural gas and, yes, even carbon capture and sequestration of coal-fired electrical plants that best suits our environmental and economic needs?
Alas, we have a federal Liberal government making a bold statement that it cares little how a province might be impacted by the policies foisted upon it — and a provincial government equally eager to make political points on an issue it hasn't addressed in detail.
Admittedly, there has been federal government support from Environment Minister Catherine McKenna for the carbon capture and storage initiative. (You may recall her touring Boundary Dam 3 last May and concluding it was "part of" the federal government's "climate change plan and what we can do to reduce emissions.")
It's also noteworthy that even in Trudeau's announcement Monday to hasten the end of coal-fired power plants by 2030, the federal government made it abundantly clear that it is more than willing to provide provinces like Saskatchewan with options.
So it's more than a little politically suspicious to hear Wall's pronouncements in a press release this week stating the following about Trudeau: "These actions have severely undermined the December meeting and have exposed the prime minister's disingenuous commitment to federal-provincial collaboration."
Wall is clearly playing a little politics. Did he ever use such harsh tones in nine years of Stephen Harper government? In fact, did the Wall government say anything about Harper's edict to phase out coal-powered electricity generation (albeit, by 2042) in the four years after the Conservatives made the announcement in 2012?
So let us accept the following three things as reality: 1) Trudeau is moving in an arbitrary way, as if the opinion of, and consequences for, a province like Saskatchewan matter naught; 2) any premier would be rightly concerned and/or upset by this approach and most importantly; 3) any solution must come from, and be specific to, this province.
For as clumsily as Environment Minister Scott Moe has handled this file, he is right to say it would have only made sense to have had an equivalency agreement on emissions in place before being blind-sided by Monday's announcement.
So the question becomes: What is the best mix for Saskatchewan?
Maybe the best answer to that can be found in Alberta.
Edmonton Sun business columnist Graham Hicks recently penned a wonderful piece rightly noting that while that province's NDP can transition to renewables, "there's so much here that doesn't make sense either economically or environmentally."
"Shutting down older coal-burning plants makes sense," Hicks wrote. "They do pollute …
"Shutting down our newest coal-burning plants by 2030 does not make sense. They are designed to last much longer. Built with stringent pollution and GHG controls, their emissions are well within existing, strict federal standards."
Transposing this notion to the Saskatchewan experience, it would seem to make sense for SaskPower to proceed with a reasonably priced initiative on renewables, but also with a new, far more sizeable emphasis on clean-burning natural gas and a continuation of CCS at Boundary Dam 3.
The latter is driven by pragmatism, having already invested $1.6 billion into this sinkhole.
But as Hicks suggests, if CCS helps Saskatchewan meet that 30-per-cent emission reduction, why would we close a newly refitted coal-powered plant?
While Hicks is a bigger promoter of the "greening of fossil fuels" than many, let us accept that clean-burning natural gas would be a huge part of solution.
But it has to be a Saskatchewan solution — not one dictated by Trudeau and Ottawa.
Mandryk is the political columnist for the Regina-Leader-Post.


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As a third generation board member of my family's foundation, philanthropy plays a big role in my life. I was first introduced to our foundation when I was 15. Today, nearly all of my siblings and cousins remain involved in the family foundation—pretty good, especially considering we are spread out geographically and raising our own families. It's not always easy, but I think we agree that it's an honor to carry on my grandparent's legacy and work together to do good in the communities we serve.
People always ask how our family got us involved in philanthropy. So, this episode is dedicated to answering that question. I provide 10 things my family did well (because who doesn't love a top 10 list) and I also share some of our lessons learned. From my family to yours, enjoy!
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Just as criminals must pay the penalty for their crimes, sinners must pay the penalty for their sins. If you continue to sin, you will pay the penalty of spiritual death... You will not only die physically, you will also be separated from our Holy God for all eternity. The Bible teaches that those who choose to remain separated from God will spend eternity in a place called Hell.
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When you receive Christ into your heart you become a child of God, and have the privilege of talking to Him in prayer at any time about anything. The Christian life is a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ. And best of all, it is a relationship that will last for all eternity!
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– Make a list of exactly what you need before going to the store. This will help you remember exactly what to buy. Do not stray from this list.
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Q: How to select different rows from 2 tables I'am trying to get randomly 3 different rows from 2 tables with different fields
SELECT * FROM `models` JOIN banners WHERE `recomended` = '1' ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 0,3

I want a result like this:
first row - table1.id table1.name table1.points
second row - table2.id table2.group table.2points
third row - table1.id table1.name table1.points

is that possible to do?

A: Here is one way to get what you want:
select id, name, points
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       limit 1
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