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La Casa's 'Burgers and Brew Week' to Raise Funds for COVID-19 Food Relief, Celebrate North Jersey Restaurants
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La Casa de Don Pedro, a community-based, social services nonprofit organization, will host "Burgers and Brew Week," a digital and interactive celebration promoting northern New Jersey restaurants and breweries, from Sept. 21 – 27, 2020.
The organization now seeks sponsors to support the event, as well as local and black-owned restaurants and breweries to be showcased throughout the week.
A portion of the funds raised by sponsors will directly support La Casa's COVID-19 food relief efforts, which provide thousands of pounds of fresh produce, meals and supermarket gift cards to more than 500 food-insecure families in Newark, N.J.
"We are excited to continue this lively annual event, but with another meaningful addition this year: supporting local businesses amid COVID-19 and keeping our community safe," said Raymond Ocasio, Executive Director of La Casa de Don Pedro. "Our organization proudly operates as a means of support for Greater Newark, N.J.'s families and organizes numerous charitable events to pool resources into the region's underserved communities."
Sponsors will benefit from promotional opportunities scheduled throughout the week and via the organization's social media channels. Sponsors will also be able to highlight and drive business to many local restaurants impacted by COVID-19, organizers added. Burgers and Brew Week is a modified continuation of La Casa's annual Burgers and Brew event, a popular fundraiser held every September at McLoone's Boathouse in West Orange, N.J.
Sponsors as of Aug. 17 include Donnelly Construction, JP Morgan Chase & Co, M&T Bank, Prudential Financial, PSE&G and Valley Bank (Premier Gold); McCarter & English, LLP (Bronze); Horizon NJ Health and Violet PR (Friend); LPL Financial (Fall Equinox); Dawn Gammon (Sunset); The Basile Family, Bayshore Recycling, Beacon Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Summit and Julio Colon (Dusk).
Food and drink partners include The Fox and Falcon, ONEHope Wine, Montclair Brewery, Four City Brewing Company, Café Moso, Bareburger, Sandwiches Unlimited, Coolvines, Hamburgao, Hackensack Brewing, Barcade Newark, Bovine Burgers and Nubian Flavor Restaurant.
Featured restaurants and chefs throughout the program include South Orange, N.J.-based restaurant and bar, The Fox and Falcon, featuring Owner David Massoni and Head Chef Rubi Felix, who will highlight their renowned cheeseburger and vegetarian falafel burger. For each purchase of the Fox and Falcon's featured burgers, the restaurant has pledged a donation of $5 to La Casa's COVID-19 food relief initiative.
ONEHope Wine will donate 10% of its sales through the end of September to La Casa when customers purchase via its unique event link.
Montclair Brewery will also be donating a portion of their sales from all stouts and IPAs purchased on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of that week.
La Casa Staff Member, Sandra Fernandez, who hosts weekly virtual cooking classes, "Live with Ms. Fernandez'" on La Casa's Family Success Centers' Facebook Live, will also host a program.
Pertinent updates, including a list of selected restaurants and virtual cooking experiences, will be shared on Burgers and Brew Week's Facebook Group and on La Casa's dedicated Burgers and Brew Week webpage.
For more information on the upcoming event, contact Elgin Cintron, communications and development specialist at La Casa de Don Pedro, by emailing: info@lacasanwk.org.
To become a sponsor for Burgers and Brew Week or to learn more about restaurant and brewery partnership opportunities, visit lacasanwk.org.
About La Casa de Don Pedro
Based in Newark, N.J., La Casa de Don Pedro is a comprehensive social service and community development organization with a mission to foster self-sufficiency, empowerment and neighborhood revitalization. La Casa emphasizes, celebrates and nurtures core values of advocacy, responsibility (civic, personal and fiscal), education, diversity and creativity in a culturally sensitive and caring environment. With more than 45 years of mission-driven and visionary service, La Casa de Don Pedro's resident-centered agenda empowers people and builds self-sufficiency. Through education and economic development strategies, neighborhood revitalization initiatives and family-stabilizing programs and services, La Casa works to ensure that Greater Newark's residents engage in and benefit from the region's growth. Follow La Casa de Don Pedro on Facebook, here. To find the "Burgers and Brew Week" Facebook Group, click here. www.LaCasaNwk.org.


Mohammad Kamal, 61 who was senior leader of Muslim Brotherhood and another prominent member of the group Yasser Shahata Ali Ragab was killed by Egyptian Interior Ministry Forces. The incident took place when the police were trying to arrest them in their apartment. Kamal is said to be the founder member of the armed wing of the organisation. He was a physician and had held many positions in the organisation of executive nature. He was also the member of the General Guide office and the incharge of the youth or supreme Administrative Committee. He has also been awarded imprisonment for life for his involvement in 2 cases of raising terrorist groups and also carrying out wave of bombings in Assiut. The Brotherhood is considered as the oldest Islamic organisation of Middle-east and also the primary opposition party in Egypt.
Mohammad Kamal had been accused by the government of running armed factions of the group, despite the pretext of Arab World's oldest Islamic organisation that Muslim Brotherhood is only involved in peaceful activism. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi had started a major hunt for Brotherhood terrorists after ousting President Mohammad Morsi-the first democratically elected President of Egypt.
It is an Islamic organisation which was founded by Hassan al-Banna in March 1928 in Islamilia, Egypt. The organisation has its made its way to other countries but its primary presence remains in Egypt where it has stood tall as the most disciplined, organised and the largest political party in opposition to the government. However, there were many attempts of assassination, government crackdowns starting 1948, 1954, 1965 etc. It was after the Revolution in 2011 that the group was legalised and in April 2011 it gave way to formation of a political party under the name of Freedom and Justice Party (Egypt). It was in 2012 when Mohammad Morsi from their party got elected as the President. It was however, only after a year Morsi was overthrown by military after huge demonstrations against his rule. He was also arrested in the same year. Finally in 2014, Muslim Brotherhood came to be recognised as a terrorist outfit by countries like Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia and also Russia. It is still facing stiff resistance from the government continually.
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British Archaeologists Find Stunning Roman Eagle Sculpture
Archaeologists from the Museum of London Archaeology, UK, in cooperation with SWIP Property Trust and Endurance Land, have uncovered an extraordinary Roman sculpture. The 65-cm-tall sculpture was unearthed at Endurance Land's hotel development site in London. It is made from Oolitic limestone in the form of an eagle grasping a serpent in its beak."Our sustainability policy ensured we engaged with Museum of London Archaeology from the outset and it is a testament to the professional approach of the team that the find was discovered intact in such wonderful condition," said Jonathan Fletcher of Endurance Land.
According to the archaeologists, the find dates to the 1st or 2nd century CE."It's not everyday that a fine Roman sculpture is discovered in pristine condition on one of our development sites. As a responsible developer, it's great to be part of the project team that helped make this discovery happen," said Calum Flockhart of SWIP Property Trust.
This 1,800-year-old Roman sculpture has been recently unearthed in London, UK. Image credit: Andy Chopping / Museum of London Archaeology.
Depictions of eagles and serpents are typically Roman but the closest comparison to this sculpture comes from Jordan.
The symbolism is understood as the struggle of good, the eagle, against evil, the snake. This theme is common in funerary contexts and an important Roman cemetery is known to have been located on the site. "This statue once adorned a rich mausoleum, the foundations of which were also uncovered during excavation," the archaeologists said.
The lack of weathering on the statue corroborates this theory, as does the absence of detail on the back of the sculpture; suggesting it once sat it an alcove. Described by experts as amongst the very best statues surviving from Roman Britain, the skill of the craftsman is apparent, with the forked tongue of the snake and the individual feathers of the eagle still clearly discernible today
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TAFF – WIS Delft
HCAI: Knowledge and Language
Designing at Scale with Human-AI Collaboration
Responsible Use of Data
Crowd Computing and Human-Centered AI
Alessandro Piscopo
BBC, Datalab
Date: 19th of July, 2021
Time: 16:00 (CET)
Title: Building public service recommenders: Logbook of a journey
Abstract: The BBC is one of the world's leading broadcasters, producing a large amount of content including video, audio and text, spanning topics such as news, sport, education, and entertainment. In order to fulfil its public service remit, the BBC must serve all its audiences, providing each audience member with the most relevant and engaging content for them.
Up to now, manual curation has been the main approach used by the organisation to achieve that. However, that is unable to scale and to be tailored to each user. To support the BBC in developing and deploying recommendations at scale our team, Datalab, has taken an approach centred around the collaboration across teams and different professional figures, i.e. product, editorial, and data people, and around the concept of public service AI. In this talk, Alessandro reflects upon the challenges and lessons learnt in the years since the creation of our team.
Speaker Biography: Alessandro Piscopo is a principal data scientist at the BBC, in a team called Datalab. His work focusses on developing and deploying public service recommendations algorithms across the organisation, to connect BBC audiences with relevant content. During his PhD, obtained in 2019 at the University of Southampton, Alessandro studied the effects of socio-technical dynamics on data quality in collaborative knowledge engineering projects. His current interests include online collaboration, knowledge graphs, and fairness and ethics in AI.
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Pip, Squeak, Wilfred and Friends: Relics of the Sydney-Emden Conflict
College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
A unique set of World War I service medals was recently donated to the museum. It comprises complete sets of both official and unofficial medals associated with a sailor present at the Sydney–Emden conflict.
Sydney–Emden conflict.
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It was lovely speaking earlier in the day to a Nepalese chef and staff from Pokhara in a restaurant in Langkawi who have worked in Mainland China/Punjabi by Nature in Cyber Hub\New Friends Colony in the National Capital Region, India. They spoke about remittances, fluctuating exchange rates and below par work with respect to their earlier work in India.
The Nepalese have a massive diasporic community in Malaysia, engaged in restaurant sector work. Migration phenomenon always intersects in a traveler's life. Globalization which is necessary, and not necessarily evil.


I began the tasks associated with fixing the problem(s), and ended up deciding that what she really deserved was a complete refurb of the fuel and vacuum systems, to include new fuel and vacuum lines, a new petcock, and a rebuild of the carburetors with all-new seals and o-rings. So I ordered the parts ….
If you've been following me here, you know I've gone through a few different bikes and done a lot of riding lately. That has meant that I haven't done much wrenching. None, in fact. 🙂 So now, with the Speed Triple on its way from the other end of the country, I decided I needed to get Kat out of the shed and put her on the parking platform next to Simba so I could work on her 'out in the fresh air'. That shed is a bit claustrophobic, and gets really warm inside during the day. Yes, an excuse; but hey, I can do that too.
So here she is parked next to Simba this evening, ready for me to dive in tomorrow morning. Might take a week or two to finish everything up; but that's okay. She'll be ready to rock.
Got started on the project today. Cleaned things up so dirt doesn't find it's way into the innards of that sweet triple, then pulled the intake snorkels, the battery box, and moved the ignition coils out of the way so I could see the next steps clearly.
I'm thinking I should setup the Hero2 to capture some video as I deconstruct the complicated vacuum plumbing before I pull the airbox and carbs….
Couple of pics after pulling the battery and battery box, moving the coils out of the way, and preparing for the vacuum system rebuild. I decided to do that before pulling the carbs, just because it makes sense to me that way.
Battery box and coils out of the way, lots of vacuum hoses there!
A little closer in. You can actually see the carbs now!
So I've been reading up, soaking up the knowledge of others who have been through this before. I was thinking perhaps I could do this job without pulling the fairing off, as the experts declared I must. Well.. they were right, as it turns out. So today's task was to remove the fairing panels so I could get to the screws on the intake manifold clamps.
… and now you can actually SEE those screws!
As you may have noticed, I am progressing VERY slowly, and that is the way I prefer to work on projects like this. One step at a time. Take a step, then bond with the machine and the new bits that have been revealed before taking the next step.
After a busy Sunday and Monday I got back into the project, disconnecting throttle and choke cables, breather and vacuum hoses, and loosening up the boot screws. The excellent instructions (from the web) suggested the next step would be to 'move the airbox back as far as it will go', followed by wiggling and tugging the carburetor rack to pull them off of the intake manifolds. Well… not as easy as it sounds. 🙂 There are many hoses in the vacuum and emissions systems that will have to be removed before the airbox can be moved more than about 1/4″.
Boots loosened, cables disconnected; but how does the airbox move?
The hoses in the indicated area must be removed, that's how!
If you didn't know this was there, you'd have a problem! It's under the carbs, in the middle!
So, after disconnecting the vent hose and removing the vacuum hoses that were in the way, I went to work on the carburetors themselves. And…. SUCCESS!
A sizeable emptiness where the carbs and airbox were once in residence!
The carb rack, ready to tackle next. I'm expecting much grunge inside these babies.
Surprisingly little varnish buildup in these carbs. Chevron with Techron!
While cleaning out the float needle on #2 (above), I found quite a bit of 'particulate matter' – evidence that this indeed was the culprit. #1 and #3 were clean.
I had some extra time, and decided to make use of it by going through the vacuum hoses on the bike. Lots of cracking at the fittings, and nearly all had to be replaced.
Some of the new tubing is a lovely blue. Looks like spaghetti. Hope I can get it all back together!
Okay, so after a few days of taking care of other bike stuff and taking delivery of Mantissa ('Coming Soon' and 'Marvelous Mantissa') I got back to work on Katrina. There were a couple of items I needed to replace while I had the fairing off, so I installed the new Xenon headlight bulbs and the new speedometer cable so as not to forget to do those things.
Then I got serious, mounting new boots on the new airbox/filter, fitting the crankcase breather hose to the new airbox, and fitting new fuel land vacuum lines to the carb rack. Then the airbox was put in place, routing a few vacuum lines so they would go back where they were before disassembly. A bit of petroleum jelly was used on the carbs and the intake manifolds to allow the boots to slide on easily (well, as easily as can be expected). Then I began the somewhat tedious process of routing the throttle cable along the frame, under brackets, through small spaces, and up to the handlebar. It's a tight fit in a couple places, and there are large bundles of wiring you need to navigate around without messing up the harness.
Then the choke cable should be connected and checked. It's a pretty simple procedure. Oh yeah, don't forget that crankcase breather hose!
The hidden crankcase breather needs to be fitted!
It's a puzzle I tell ya!
That alignment notch (actually a small hole in the handlebar) is critical to getting assembly back together! You have to get the throttle cable positioned such that when you set the switchgear 'half' in place, it lines up with that notch. Otherwise things won't fit.
Stay tuned for Kat's resurrection!
It's great to hear that a) I'm not the only one with a fondness for this colour, and b) I'm not the only one who names their bikes…what a lovely pair!
Thanks Andrew, already got that covered. Fresh o-rings at all locations in the carbs, and new fuel hoses as well.


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WHY IS THE ORGANIZATION NAMED SOLOMON?
Solomon Family Solutions was named after King Solomon from the Bible. The inspiration for the name came from story found in 1 Kings 3:16-28. The story is about Solomon making a difficult decision on behalf of a baby caught in the middle of feuding parents. One day two women came to King Solomon, and one of them said: Your Majesty, this woman and I live in the same house. Not long ago my baby was born at home, and three days later her baby was born. Nobody else was there with us. One night while we were all asleep, she rolled over on her baby, and he died. Then while I was still asleep, she got up and took my son out of my bed. She put him in her bed, then she put her dead baby next to me. In the morning when I got up to feed my son, I saw that he was dead. But when I looked at him in the light, I knew he wasn't my son. "No!" the other woman shouted. "He was your son. My baby is alive!" "The dead baby is yours," the first woman yelled. "Mine is alive!" They argued back and forth in front of Solomon, until finally he said, "Both of you say this live baby is yours. Someone bring me a sword." A sword was brought, and Solomon ordered, "Cut the baby in half! That way each of you can have part of him." "Please don't kill my son," the baby's mother screamed. "Your Majesty, I love him very much, but give him to her. Just don't kill him." The other woman shouted, "Go ahead and cut him in half. Then neither of us will have the baby." Solomon said, "Don't kill the baby." Then he pointed to the first woman, "She is his real mother. Give the baby to her." Everyone in Israel was amazed when they heard how Solomon had made his decision. They realized that God had given him wisdom to judge fairly.


Attorney Jeffrey A. Sirot of Curcio Mirzaian Sirot, LLC, in Roseland, New Jersey, focuses his practice on community association law. Mr. Sirot represents cooperatives, condominium associations, homeowners associations and other clients in matters involving construction defects, contract interpretation and negotiation, delinquent assessments, rule enforcement and more in Roseland and the surrounding New Jersey towns.
Mr. Sirot graduated from the Rutgers School of Law in Newark, New Jersey and has been licensed to practice law in New Jersey since 2003. In law school, he was editor in chief of the Rutgers Law Record and a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma honor society. During this time, he gained valuable legal experience by serving as a judicial intern to a U.S. Magistrate Judge.
In addition to his practice in the area of community association law, Mr. Sirot has a wide range of experience in the areas of business, civil and commercial litigation. Throughout his legal career, he has spoken for various groups on community association law topics and authored articles for different publications.
Mr. Sirot is a member of the Community Associations Institute's New Jersey chapter. In 2013, he received the author of the year award and the speaker of the year award from the organization.
As a member of the Essex County Bar Association, Mr. Sirot has served as trustee of the young lawyers section. He was also awarded the Essex County Bar Association's young lawyers achievement award in 2008 for his dedication to the legal profession.


On January 26, nine BOMA/Chicago Building Members won local TOBY (The Outstanding Building of the Year) awards. The management teams at these properties worked very hard and invested significant time and resources preparing for the competition's two key components: The online application and the half-day onsite evaluation by a team of judges.
The winning properties were then eligible to enter the North Central Regional TOBY competition, which is open to buildings in Illinois and three other nearby states.
We'll know the results of the Regional competition soon. And, those properties that capture a Regional award are automatically entered into the International TOBY competition – the pinnacle of our profession. We'll be rooting for a great showing by our member buildings at the 2012 TOBY Awards Program & Banquet on June 26 in Seattle.
Do you have plans to join the roster of TOBY-winning properties that will be announced at the TOBY/Gold Circle Awards Gala in January of 2013? Our best advice: Start preparing for the process now.
BOMA/Chicago will begin the TOBY competition in August. But here are some tactics and strategies you can take on today to get a head start on the competition.
Review the Categories. BOMA/Chicago follows guidelines established by BOMA International. In the 2011-2012 competition, there were 14 building categories. Make sure you read the criteria and determine which category is best-suited for your property. Some categories, like those based on square footage, are straightforward; others, like Renovated Building or Earth Award are a little more complex, and entrants must be certain their buildings qualify before entering in a particular category.
Get a Grasp of the TOBY Competition. The underlying focus of the TOBY competition is to reward excellence in building management. Period. It's not a beauty competition. Judges follow a BOMA International judging sheet that will address the physical appearance of the property, which means the property must be immaculate and well maintained, but also follow these criteria: community impact, tenant relations, energy management program, environmental and regulatory participation, emergency preparedness and security and how building personnel are kept up to date on industry best practices through training and educational programs, emphasizing BOMA and BOMI programs.
Start a Resources File. Properties will be required to document the accomplishments of the management team in the categories noted above. Begin preparing a resources file that chronicles your success in tenant and energy management programs, building security advancements and renovation projects. Review your files of building images to make sure you have up-to-date and attractive interior and exterior images as well as photos of tenant and community events.
Rally Your Team. Success in the TOBY competition requires a team effort. Alert your entire team about your intention to participate in the 2012-13 competition and get them excited about playing a role in the process.
Over the years, BOMA/Chicago has been honored with member buildings that have captured International TOBY awards. In 2010, the Aon Center earned an International TOBY in the Over One Million Square Feet Category, and last year, The FBI Chicago Regional Headquarters won the Earth Award. Read this post from Rick Pospisil, RPA, the property manager at the FBI Regional Headquarters, for some great insight on what his team did to win last year.
Now it's your turn: Do you have advice on how to prepare for the TOBY competition? Please share your thoughts.
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Elvis Presley Signed 1970 Jaycees Ten Outstanding Young Men Award Booklet (Also Signed by Other Nine Recipients) Inscribed to Gary Pepper, with Gary's TCB Name Tag from Elvis' Pre-Award Dinner*
From The Oleander Collection
Named for Elvis' expressed enjoyment for the "rough and tumble" of the tank obstacle course and his assignment to the 3rd Armored Division, 1st Tank Battalion, the Tankers Fan Club was created by Gary Pepper, who was not only the president of the club but was also a close friend to Elvis and the Presley family. Gary and his family formed a relationship with the entire Presley family and Gary's father was employed as a guard at Graceland. After the death of Gary's father, the Pepper family required additional assistance for Gary, who suffered from cerebral palsy and was confined to a wheelchair, so Elvis hired Carl Nichols, a Pepper family friend, to be a caretaker to Gary and his mother. Given his relationship with Elvis, Gary was of course invited to attend the "Ten Outstanding Young Men" awards banquet in January 1971, at which Elvis was honored as one of only 10 recipients of the award. This was one of Elvis' most treasured awards and he took exceptional pride in being a recipient of such an honor. Carl accompanied Gary to the award ceremony and other events that day, and the pair successfully obtained the signatures of all 10 honorees in the offered program. The Elvis spread is inscribed "To Gary and Mr. Nichols Love Elvis Presley," and while the other honorees personalized their inscriptions, they are all done to "Carl." Every recipient is included in the program booklet: Atkins, Thomas I., 31 - Municipal Affairs; Bucha, Paul W., 27 - Military Service; Capecchi, Mario R., 32 - Biological Research; Cherry, Harry W., 35 - Business; Coll, Edward T., 30 - Voluntary Service; Goetz, James B., 34 - State Affairs; Humann, Walter J., 33 - Business; Todaro, Dr. George, 33 - Medicine; and Ziegler, Ronald L., 31 - National Affairs. One bonus signature graces page 3 of the booklet, where Carl got Jaycees president Gordon Thomas to sign. Also included is Gary Pepper's personal name tag with the "TCB" logo from a private dinner that Elvis and Priscilla hosted prior to the awards ceremony for 100 guests at the Four Flames Restaurant. The card measures 2 1/2 by 3 inches (6.35 x 7.62 cm) and the booklet from this memorable day measures 9 x 7 inches (23 x 18 cm). This pair is an important relic from one of Elvis' proudest moments not only because it contains the autographs of all ten honorees, but because it emanates from Gary Pepper, a pivotal person in Elvis' life. The booklet and card are accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Graceland Authenticated.
Signatures, including Elvis', are all very strong and bold. The program is clean with minimal toning and a small stain on the cover. Name tag has original adhesive still intact. Excellent condition overall.


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Storybook Farm, Inc. Merges with HomeCare Management Corp.
Recent Addition of Storybook Farm
HomeCare Management Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Community Based Care, LLC ("CBC" www.cbcarellc.com) is pleased to announce the recent addition of Storybook Farm, Inc., based in Henderson and Buncombe Counties, to our family of service agencies supporting people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities ("I/DD") in North Carolina. Storybook Farm has been in operation since 2006 serving persons with I/DD in shared living and community based settings. On July 1st, 2017, Storybook Farm joined with HomeCare Management Corporation ("HCM") to ensure its legacy of high quality care to the individuals and families it serves in the Asheville, NC area.
Margaret Mason, CEO of HCM, said of the merger, "We are very pleased to welcome Price Story and the service providers of Storybook Farm to HCM and are looking forward to continuing the great work she has been doing for so many years."
About Storybook Farm
Storybook Farm has a strong reputation for providing high quality services, built largely on the long career of its CEO and founder, Price Story. CBC's Gene Rodgers, Executive VP for CBC, said of her, "Price Story has been a dedicated advocate and provider in the field for over 25 years, and CBC and HCM are lucky to have been selected by her to continue Storybook Farm's legacy of excellent care in the Asheville area."
Speaking on her decision to join with HCM, Price Story said, "After a very long and varied career in providing services for IDD clients in Buncombe and Henderson Counties, I was ready to think about retirement. It was extremely important to me that my clients have a company that could provide the excellent, family centered services that Storybook Farm, Inc. was able to provide and that the staff who chose this as their career found a home to support them in their work life. HomeCare Management fit the bill for both my staff and clients. I am looking forward to working with them through this transition to ensure all aspects of our services are continued at a superior level as staff and clients have grown to expect."
Storyboook Farm Transition
The transition to HCM for the staff of Storybook Farm and the people they serve has been facilitated by close work with Vaya Health, the LME MCO responsible for oversight and monitoring of publicly-funded services to persons with I/DD in the region. "This has been one of the smoothest transitions we have ever seen due in large part to Price Story's strong partnerships in the community, including with Vaya Health," said Gene Rodgers, CBC. "The fact that Storybook Farm also uses Therap as their Electronic Health Record has certainly helped to make this a seamless change, but we could not have done this without any disruption to people receiving services without Vaya's coordination to protect clinical services and employment."
"Vaya Health has served western N.C. residents with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities since 1972," said Vaya Brian Ingraham. "We work closely with our network providers to ensure high-quality care, accountability and person-centered planning. We look forward to working together with HCM to best meet the service and support needs of our members and their families."
Serenity Village Merges with Suncoast New Options and the CBC Family of Providers
Special K Enrichment Merges with HomeCare & Hughes of the CBC Family of Providers
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Strömsunds kommunblock var ett tidigare kommunblock i Jämtlands län.

Administrativ historik
Den 1 januari 1964 grupperades Sveriges 1006 dåvarande kommuner i 282 kommunblock som en förberedelse inför kommunreformen 1971. Strömsunds kommunblock bildades då av Ströms landskommun och Frostvikens landskommun. Kommunblocket hade vid bildandet 9 846 invånare.

1967 delades kommunblocken in i A-regioner och Strömsunds kommunblock kom då att tillhöra Östersunds a-region.

1970 uppgick Hammerdals kommunblock samt en del av Ramsele kommunblock (Fjällsjö landskommun) i Strömsunds kommunblock.

1974 bildades "blockkommunen" Strömsund av kommunerna i området och kommunblocket upplöstes.

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An important element of our mission at Prevention Innovations Research Center is to mentor the next generation of researchers and practitioners; our intern program is how we achieve this goal.
Mentoring the Next Generation
The Schechter Lab
Interns work within the framework of the Susan Schechter Domestic and Sexual Violence Social Justice Laboratory (the Schechter Lab), named in honor of the visionary in violence prevention and developer of "The Greenbook", Susan Schechter.
About Susan Schechter and the Lab
The Susan Schechter Domestic and Sexual Violence Social Justice Laboratory (Schechter Lab) is a project of Prevention Innovations Research Center (PIRC), named in honor of Susan Schechter, a visionary in violence prevention. Her groundbreaking work: Effective Interventions in Domestic Violence and Child Maltreatment Cases: Guidelines for Policy and Practice – also commonly known as "the Greenbook" – changed the responses of courts and child welfare agencies to victims of domestic violence. Established in Fall 2015, The Schechter Lab was dedicated in December 2015 by Dr. Sharon B. Murphy. We are grateful to Susan's husband, Dr. Allen Steinberg and her son, Zachary Schechter-Steinberg for giving permission to create the Schechter Lab in Susan's honor.
This interdisciplinary research lab, where students earn credit for their role as research assistants, engages students, faculty, researchers, and practitioners in research that focus on intervention and prevention strategies for eliminating domestic and sexual violence.
Prevention Innovations Research Center (PIRC) is seeking highly motivated undergraduate and graduate students to help with multiple research and practice projects (with the potential to extend into a full year internship, pending review). Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic record, should be interested in the field of sexual and relationship violence prevention and have a commitment to social justice. Applicants will be assigned to work on a current PIRC research and practice project, within one of the three project areas, after being assessed through the application process. Applicants will have the opportunity to rate their desired area of interest during the application process. The three Project Areas are:
Research (e.g., data collection in SPSS and survey creation in Qualtrics, entering data, literature reviews)
Curriculum Development (e.g., implementation and creation of prevention learning tools and strategies)
Smartphone Apps (e.g., promoting, creating marketing materials, and providing feedback on the app)
To apply for the PIRC Internship, review the PIRC Internship overview and requirements and complete the application procedures:
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The Sharon B. Murphy Sponsored Research Internship
Established for students with an expressed interest and passion for working in the field of sexual and relationship violence and stalking prevention and response, the Sharon B. Murphy internship provides a paid position for a full-time UNH junior, senior, or graduate students with a minimum GPA of 3.0, excellent writing skills, and a demonstrated interest in the field.
Fall 2021 Sharon B. Murphy Internship Recipient
We are delighted to announce that Fall 2021 recipient of the Sharon B. Murphy Sponsored Research Internship is Macy Broderick, a Women's and Gender Studies, Educational Studies, and Social Justice Leadership undergraduate.
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Meet our Spring 2021 Interns
Ally Kosmala
PIRC Research Intern
Ally is a senior at UNH, majoring in Psychology and Justice Studies, and minoring in Women and Gender Studies. She has experience working on a crisis center call line and has been trained in peer advocacy with SHARPP—continuing to explore more options in this field. Ally is interested in restorative justice and alternative ways to rehabilitate offenders. Her other interests include drug rehabilitation and working with offenders with mental illnesses. For her intern project, she is working on a research project with the University of New Mexico where we are looking to form a bystander program for sexual violence in the engineering field.
Charlotte Stansbury
PIRC Communications Intern
Charlotte majors in Communication and minors in Business Administration at UNH. She will be graduating in 2022 and is excited for her next stage in life. For her PIRC internship, Charlotte analyzes our four social media channels and creates a monthly media reports that track our results so we can better strategize. In her free time, she enjoys baking or playing the guitar.
Emily Desormier
Emily is a senior at UNH with a double major in English Literature and Communication. This spring, she is working on a hashtag analysis project for PIRC. The goal of her project is to gain a better understanding of how to best utilize hashtags across social media platforms and optimize the strategy for PIRC and other organizations like us. After college, I she hopes to work as a book editor. In her free time, she enjoys reading, playing with her dog, and doing yoga.
Hannah Rubin
PIRC uSafeUS Projects Intern
Hannah majors in Communication and Women's & Gender Studies, and minors in Sociology and Social Justice Leadership at UNH. She is a senior working on our uSafeUS research team to develop ways to better engage hall staff and residents with the app. Although she never saw herself working in finance, she will be moving west to work for Fidelity Investments in their Salt Lake City office this summer.
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Kat Legier
Kat Legier is a senior at UNH majoring in sociology, women's studies, and minoring in fine arts. With PIRC, she will be working on developing strategies to promote uSafeUS to states that have passed the EveryVoice Legislation. After completing her undergraduate education, she hopes to pursue a Masters in Public Health with a focus on health disparities. Her career goal is to help keep communities healthy using methods outside of the conventional clinical categories of health, such as finding innovative ways to end sexual violence.
Maeve Pitman
Maeve is a Psychology and Justice Studies major with a minor in Forensics and Sociology, graduating this spring. Throughout her time at UNH she has gained a lot of knowledge about the intersection between psychology and sociology with criminal behavior. She has really enjoyed interning at Prevention Innovations, gaining experience working with an organization related to the topics that she has studied while completing her degree. I am working as a research intern assisting with the Prevention Innovations research projects.
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Nick graduated from UNH in 2020 with a BS in Economics and a minor in Psychology. He is currently Enrolled in UNH's Accelerated MBA program with a focus in finance. Nick is looking to pursue a career in finance as an analyst after graduating. In his spare time, he is an athlete for the UNH cross country and track and field teams.
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Objective Utilize creativity to make successful and unique design that showcases the strength and consistency of a business. Passionate about graphic design because visual communication and strategy is imperitive to every great idea. Education Middle Tennessee State University 2008-2013 BFA Major: Graphic Design Minor: Illustration Awards First Place Illustration, Student Hype Show, Spring 2013 Technical Skills Illustration Package Design Silk Screen Book Binding Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Other Interests Painting with gouche, watercolor, acrylics. Collaging with mixed media, creative writing, clay sculpture, and typography.
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MENEFRIDA HORBINO menefrida@yahoo.com 0433562994 413 Algester Road, Algester QLD 4115 _____________________________________________________________________ I am currently in Queensland University of Technology studying a double degree in Bachelor of Business (majoring in Public Relations) and Bachelor of Creative Industries (majoring in Fashion) and I'm expecting to graduate by December 2010. I'm a customer/client focused individual with great relationship, computer, client enquiry and operational skills. I have considerable customer service work experience gained during my part time employment whilst studying as a Sales Assistant and Service Consultant combined with excellent overall sales and management skills. I am always passionate about what I do, and am always determined to make a difference while being resourceful to get the right results. I'm a forward thinker and a self-starter. Through my experiences both at work and at school, I have become a team player and demonstrated competencies encompassing work relationships through motivation, delegation, supervision, team building and conflict management. I have learnt to use excellent interpersonal and relationship building skills and developed communication	skills	together demonstrable understanding of organizational structures, and personnel. AREAS OF EXCELLENCE AND SKILLS ?	Trend research/forecasting ?	Fashion styling ?	Online branding ?	Press kits creation (e.g. press releases, fact sheets, brochures, etc.) ?	Updating social media outlets such as blogs, Facebook and Twitter to maintain online profiles and create engaging online content ?	Customer service and relationship management ?	Excellent communication and analytical skills ?	Strong decision making and problem solving skills ?	Time management and prioritisation skills ?	Organisational and multitasking skills CAREER HISTORY Lola PR/Wikifashion: Ongoing Responsibilities: ?	Assisting with online branding ?	Maintaining online profiles and creating engaging online content ?	Researching new brands, blogs and trends online. ?	Writing press releases and helping with the final press kits ROSEMOUNT AUSTRALIAN FASHION WEEK: Volunteer 2010 Responsibilities: ?	Designer guest ushers ?	Dressing models ?	Backstage assistance and set-up ?	Assisting Head dressers ?	Showroom preparation ?	Assembling Gift Bags and Press Kits ?	Garment preparation ?	Assisting with event production ?	Helping with runway venue preparation ?	Assisting in the sponsor lounge MERCEDES BENZ BRISBANE FASHION WEEK: Volunteer 2009 Responsibilities: ?	Ushering ?	Backstage assistance and set-up ?	Showroom preparation. ?	Assembling Gift Bags and Press Kits ?	Assisted with dressing the models ?Assisted in the sponsor lounge FROCK PAPER SCISSORS MAGAZINE: 2009 Public Relations Personnel, Assistant Fashion Stylist and Website Contributor Responsibilities: ?	Liaise with the media and PR team to ultimately come up with the best public relations campaign for the magazine. ?	Helped the styling team during photo shoots. ?	Contributed to the web content for the magazine and assisted the web team whenever needed. ?	Chronicled the behind the scenes of photo shoots and executive meetings. GE MONEY: Service Consultant 2006- Current Responsibilities: ?	Seek to provide hardship assistance for customers who are experiencing Financial difficulty. ?	Explore Hardship options to determine the most suitable short/long term solution for the customer and our business. ?	Liaise with external third parties such as Financial Counseling services. ?	Ensuring accuracy of account maintenance and noting. ?	Ensure hardship application forms are processed within agreed timelines. This is to be done in conjunction with GE's Spirit and Letter policy and within legislative guidelines including Trade Practices Act and Debt Collections Contact Guidelines. DAVID JONES Carindale, Queensland: 2005 -2006 Sales Assistant (Ladies Fashion) Responsibilities: ?	5 Star Customer Service/Customer Identifying Needs/Wants ?	Achieve Targets Sales/New Accounts Liaise with external third parties such as Financial Counseling services. ?	Handle enquiries/complaints ?	Cash Register/Sales ?	Fitting room responsibilities ?	Recovery duties on floor displays ?	Re-merchandising of stock/Stocktaking ?	Unpacking and merchandising new stock KMART Sunnybank, Queensland: 2001 - 2005 Sales Assistant (Apparel) Responsibilities: ?	Customer service/Customer inquiries/Complaints ?	Cash register responsibilities- cash handling start and end shift ?	Fitting room responsibilities ?	Recovery duties on floor displays ?	Re-merchandising of stock/Stocktaking ?	Unpacking and merchandising new stock REFEREES Karyn Aldridge GE Money, Buranda Team Leader 0407655302 karyn.aldridge@ge.com Madeline Veenstra Lola PR and Wikifashion co-founder 0405376702 madeline.veenstra@wikifashion.com More referees available if needed.


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A: I can't vote yet :( but Rafita is correct. To expand on that answer, I do the same thing because I have a large set of files that comprise an Android Activity that include many java source files, assets, layouts, and resources that all need to be installed into the platforms (and merged with any existing ones generated by the core android plugin).

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<source-file src="src/android/java/com/acme" target-dir="src/com" /> will copy your entire package tree into the platforms/android/src/com/acme directory.
And for the resources and assets, you can do this:
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A: You can do the same thing as you do with any file.
Simply use:
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Cordova will recognize that, thereby will copy the entire YourDIR into a destination libs, for example.

A: The reason this was happening for me is that I had my plugin files buried inside a nested folder structure (as is generally required with Java):
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"DIN" is an abbreviation of "Deutsche Industrial Normen." This is a German standard that has been adopted internationally as an optical standard used in most quality microscopes. The focal tube length of a DIN standard microscope objective is 160mm. A typical DIN standard microscope objective lens has 0.7965" (20.1mm) diameter threads, 36 TPI (threads per inch), and 55° whitworth.
The former standard was RMS ("Royal Microscope Society"), which had a longer tube length (170mm). Most DIN optics are interchangeable. However, DIN and RMS objectives are not interchangeable. If you have RMS objectives and want to use them on a DIN objective nosepiece you would need to use an adapter, and even with this adapter the microscope would not be parfocaled. You can learn more about how to parfocal microscope objectives here.


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The day will also be raising money for The Fire Fighters Charity and Leonard Cheshire Trust.
I did ask the borough fire commander if visitors could have a go on the pole. Sadly the curse of health and safety prevents it, but it will be a great day even so!


Additive manufacturing processes have been used to print a variety of polymer, metal, ceramic and composite materials for a rapidly growing range of functional applications involving printed electronics, embedded optical components and sensors. Additive manufacturing (or 3D Printing) techniques such as Stereolithography (SLA) and Inkjet Printing have been used to print stand-alone optical components and interactive optical devices respectively. To date, however, there has been relatively little focus on multi-material printing of components with embedded optical functionality.
This research focuses on printing embedded light-transmitting "pipes" within 3D structures using Fused Filament Extrusion (FFE) and inkjet 3D printing. With FFE, relatively low-cost parts can be printed using multiple transparent and translucent materials for applications such as illumination, light covers and light pipes. Direct functional assemblies for sensing, display and illumination components are better suited for the inkjet 3D printing processes which are generally capable of producing more accurate parts with higher resolution. A comparative study is performed for successful quantification of parameters affecting optical clarity and light transmission through printed embedded light pipes. Clear and opaque commercially available Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) filament is used for the FFE process, whereas an acrylic based ink formulation is used for inkjet 3D printed parts. Printed light pipes are tested for light transmission (light intensity) using an exposure meter. The results show how light transmission through the printed light pipes is affected by printing parameter levels.


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Hindu Wedding rituals in India include a number of ceremonial customs & rituals. These Rituals and customs are not made by us; instead they are old practices of our ancestors which are being followed by the generations with deep faith and blessings of our elders and antecedent. Undoubtedly wedding is the most awaited day for every human being, for once in a lifetime and is celebrated with holy heart. Hindu's believe that this day should be treated and solemnized with purity because as per their perspective Weddings are a Knot tied for seven years cycle.
These are the 10 Ritual traits which Hindus follow on their wedlock day.
It is the first step and earlier it has to be done one month before the wedding but as per changing time and thinking of people it has become flexible. It somehow a symbol of beginning of relationship.
This is a commitment from both the sides i.e. bride and groom that they are ready to exchange their rings.
As the name speaks it all, this day is for the enjoyment with lots of music and Dance. It is one of the most awaited and enjoyable day in Weddings.
Indian people are intense and passionate about elegance, beauty and allure.
It is one of the most important pre wedding ceremonies; Mehendi is being applied on Bride to be hands. It is believed that the darker the color of Mehendi shows deep love between couple, and it is a sign of fertility too.
Haldi ceremony is done on the same day of wedding; it is a ceremony where turmeric mixture has to be applied on Bride or Groom's Face and body.
Commonly known as Jaimala also, it is basically exchange of garlands between Groom and Bride. It is one of the most important ceremonies of main ceremony.
This is the main ceremony because all the rituals are accomplished at this ceremony. As per Indian rituals and ancestors during this ceremony it symbolized as a new birth to the couple.
Mangalsutra is a sacred thread of love and symbolize of their marriage and so as Sindoor is worn in the partition of hairs.
It is done by Bride's Side which is bifurcated as Kanya means Girl and Daan Means Donation, now a day as people are getting more education, knowledge etc. they are against this ritual and prefer not to do this anymore.
Practically this is a day for every human being who is a dreamer and dream of getting married to the perfect one, and they are very lucky who gets there partner's love for lifetime.
This is an optional ceremony which is done post wedding. This is to welcome new family member i.e. bride in the family and to accept her in Groom's society in their own way.
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The UN Human Rights Chief has condemned Donald Trump for his continued attack on the media. The human rights spokesperson said that the US President's continued attack on some media outlets as "fake news" could be considered incitement of hatred. He added that this could have dangerous implications for American society.
The comments came after months of attacks by Trump on media outlets in the United States. Those who are seen to question his decisions as a president are derided on social media. The Presidents hold a particular grudge against CNN, who he believes have continually attacked his policies.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 2 июля 2017 г.
The United States has long valued its freedom of press, and freedom of speech. The First Amendment of the US Constitution protects the freedom of speech and declares that the government shall make no effort to curb the freedom of the press. This is a much-valued aspect of American society, which at times has led to controversial court cases.
de his most recent outburst against the media in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. The President faced criticism for failing to meet with any victims of the natural disaster. As a result, the president pointed the finger of blame in the direction of media outlets, claiming they had a preexisting agenda against him.
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and a good vegetable for our domestic uses. It exercises some
aperient action, and the liquid in which turnips are boiled will
increase the flow of urine. It
is called also bagie, and was the
gongyle of the Greeks, so named from the roundness of the root.
When mashed, and mixed with bread and milk, the Turnip makes an
excellent cleansing and stimulating poultice for indolent abscesses
or sores.
The Scotch eat small, yellow-rooted Turnips as we do radishes.
Tastes and Turnips proverbially differ. At Plymouth, and some
other places, when a girl rejects a suitor, she is said to give him
turnips, probably with reference to his sickly pallor of
disappointment.
The seventeenth of June--as the day of St. Botolph, the old turnip
man,--is distinguished by various uses of a Turnip, because in the
Saga, which figuratively represents the seasons, the seeds were
sown on that day.
It is told that the King of Bithynia in some expedition against the
Scythians during the winter, and when at a great distance from the
sea, had a violent [575] longing for a small fish known as aphy--a
pilchard, or anchovy. His cook cut a Turnip to a perfect imitation of
its shape, which, when fried in oil, well salted, and powdered with
the seeds of a dozen black poppies, so deceived the king that he
praised the root at table as an excellent fish.
Being likely to provoke flatulent distension of the bowels, Turnips
are not a proper vegetable for hysterical persons, or for pregnant
women. The rind is acrimonious, but the tops, when young and
tender, may be boiled for the table as a succulent source of potash,
and other mineral salts in the Spring.
The fermented juice of Turnips will yield an ardent spirit. When
properly cooked they serve to sweeten the blood. An essential
volatile oil contained in the root, chiefly in the rind, disagrees, by
provoking flatulent distension. This root is sometimes cut up and
partly substituted for the peel and pulp of oranges in marmalade.
If Turnips are properly grown in dry, lean, sandy earth, a
wholesome, agreeable sort of bread can be made from them, of
which we have eaten at the greatest persons' tables, and which is
hardly to be distinguished from the best of wheat. Some persons
roast Turnips in paper under the embers, and serve them with butter
and sugar. The juice made into syrup is an old domestic remedy for
coughs and hoarseness.
A nice wholesome dish of Piedmontese Turnips is thus prepared:
Half boil your Turnip, and cut it in slices like half-crowns; butter a
pie dish, and put in the slices, moisten them with a little milk and
weak broth, sprinkle over lightly with bread crumbs, adding pepper
and salt; then bake in the oven until the Turnips become of a light
golden colour.
[576] The Turnip, a navew, or variety of Rape (navus), should
never be sown in a rich soil, wherein it would become degenerate
and lose its shape as well as its dry agreeable relish. Horace advised
field-grown Turnips as preferable at a banquet to those of garden
culture. They may be safely eaten when raw, having been at one
time much consumed in Russia by the upper classes.
Turnips have been introduced into armorial bearings to represent a
person of liberal disposition who relieves the poor.
Dr. Johnson's famous illustration of false logic ran thus:--
If a man fresh Turnips cries:
But cries not when his father dies,
Is this a proof the man would rather
Possess fresh Turnips than a father?
Scurvy Grass
One of the roost useful, but not best known, of the Cruciferous wild plants which are specifics against Scrofula is our English Scurvy Grass. It grows by choice near the sea shore, or in mountainous places; and even when found many miles from the... Sea Plants And Sea Weeds
Of marine plants commonly found, the Samphire and the Sea Holly have certain domestic and medicinal uses which give them a position as Simples; and of the more ordinary Sea Weeds (cryptogamous, or flowerless plants) some few are edible, though spar... Seeds
Most herbs may be readily propagated by means of seeds. Some, however, such as tarragon, which does not produce seed, and several other perennial kinds, are propagated by division, layers, or cuttings. In general, propagation by means of seed is c... Selfheal
Several Herbal Simples go by the name of Selfheal among our wild hedge plants, more especially the Sanicle, the common Prunella, and the Bugle. The first of these is an umbelliferous herb, growing frequently in woods, having dull white flowers, i... Shepherd's Purse
The small Shepherd's Purse (Bursa Capsella Pastoris) is one of the most common of wayside English weeds. The name Capsella signifies a little box, in allusion to the seed pods. It is a Cruciferous plant, made familiar by the diminutive pouches, or ... Silverweed
Two Potentillas occur among our common native plants, and possess certain curative virtues (as popularly supposed), the Silverweed and the Cinquefoil. They belong to the Rose tribe, and grow abundantly on our roadsides, being useful as mild astringe... Skullcap
A useful medicinal tincture (H.) is made from the Skullcap (Scutellaria), which is a Labiate plant of frequent growth on the banks of our rivers and ponds, having bright blue flowers, with a tube longer than the calyx. This is the greater variety (... Sloe
The parent tree which produces the Sloe is the Blackthorn, our hardy, thorny hedgerow shrub (Prunus [518] spinosa), Greek Prounee, common everywhere, and starting into blossom of a pinky white about the middle of March before a leaf appears, each b... Soapwort
The Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) grows commonly in England near villages, on roadsides, and by the margins of woods, in moist situations. It belongs to the Caryophyllaceoe, or Clove and Pink tribe of plants; and a double flowered variety of it i... Solomon's Seal
The Solomon's Seal (Convallaria polygonatum) is a handsome woodland plant by no means uncommon throughout England, particularly in Berkshire, Bucks, Rants, Kent, and Suffolk. It grows to the height of about two feet, bearing along its curved droo... Sorrel
(See Dock, page 157.) ... Southernwood
Southernwood, or Southern Wormwood, though it does not flower in this country, is well known as grown in every cottage garden for its aromatic fragrance. It is the Artemisia Abrotanum, a Composite plant of the Wormwood tribe, commonly known as Old ... Southernwood
(Artemisia Abrotanum, Linn.), a woody-stemmed perennial belonging to the Compositae and a native of southern Europe. It grows from 2 to 4 feet tall, bears hairlike, highly aromatic leaves and heads of small yellow flowers. The plant is often found i... Speedwell
This little plant, with its exquisite flowers of celestial blue, grows most familiarly in our hedgerows throughout the Spring, and early Summer. Its brilliant, gemlike blossoms show a border of pale purple, or delicate violet, marked with deeper vei... Spinach
Spinach (Lapathum hortense) is a Persian plant which has been cultivated in our gardens for about two hundred years; and considerably longer on the Continent. Some say the Spinach was originally brought [530] from Spain. It was produced by monks in ... Spindle Tree (celastracoe)
During the autumn, in our woody hedgerows a shrub becomes very conspicuous by bearing numerous rose-coloured floral capsules, strikingly brilliant, each with a [531] scarlet and orange-coloured centre. This is the Spindle Tree (Euonymus), so called ... Spurge
Conspicuous in Summer by their golden green leaves, and their striking epergnes of bright emerald blossoms, the Wood Spurge, and the Petty Spurge, adorn our woodlands and gardens commonly and very remarkably. Together with many other allied plants, ... Status And Uses
Some readers of a statistical turn of mind may be disappointed to learn that figures as to the value of the annual crops of individual herbs, the acreage devoted to each, the average cost, yield and profit an acre, etc., are not obtainable and that ... Stitchwort
The Stitchworts, greater and less (Stellaria holostea), grow very abundantly as herbal weeds in all our dry hedges and woods, having tough stems which run closely together, and small white star-like (stellaria) blossoms. These plants are of the s... Strawberry
Properly, our familiar Strawberry plant is a native of cold climates, and so hardy that it bears fruit freely in Lapland. When mixed with reindeer cream, and dried in the form of a sausage, this constitutes Kappatialmas, the plum pudding of the Pola... Succory
The Wild Succory (Cichorium intybus) is a common roadside English plant, white or blue, belonging to the Composite order, and called also Turnsole, because it always turns its flowers towards the sun. It blows with a blue blossom somewhat paler t... Sundew
The Sundew (Ros solis, or Drosera rotundifolia) is a little plant always eagerly recognised in marshy and heathy grounds by ardent young botanists. In the sun its leaves seem tipped with dew (drosos). It grows plentifully in Hampshire and the New Fo... Sunflower
The Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) which is so popular and brilliant an ornament of cottage gardens throughout England in summer and autumn, is an importation of long standing, and has been called the Marigold of Peru. Its general nature and appea... Tamarind
The Tamarind pod, though of foreign growth, has been much valued by our immediate ancestors as a household medicinal Simple; and a well stocked jar of its useful curative pulp was always found in the store cupboard of a prudent housewife. But of lat... Tansy
The Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare--buttons,--bed of Tansy), a Composite plant very familiar in our hedgerows and waste places, being conspicuous by its heads of brilliant yellow flowers, is often naturalized in our gardens for ornamental cultivation. Its... Tansy
(Tanacetum vulgare, Linn.), a perennial of the Compositae, native of Europe, whence it has spread with civilization as a weed almost all over the world. From the very persistent underground parts annual, usually unbranched stems, sometimes 3 feet ta... Tarragon
The kitchen herb Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) is cultivated in England, and more commonly in France, for uses in salads, and other condimentary purposes. It is the little Dragon Mugwort: in French, Herbe au Dragon; to which, as to other Dragon h... Tarragon
(Artemisia Dracunculus, Linn.), a fairly hardy, herbaceous rather shrubby perennial of the Compositae, supposed to be a native of southern Russia, Siberia, and Tartary, cultivated for scarcely more than 500 years for its leaves and tender shoots. In... The Soil And Its Preparation
As to the kind of soil, Hobson's choice ranks first! It is not necessary to move into the next county just to have an herb garden. This is one of the cases in which the gardener may well make the best of however bad a bargain he has. But supposin... Thistles
Thistles are comprised in a large mixed genus of our English weeds, and wild plants, several of them possessing attributed medicinal virtues. Some of these are Thistles proper, as the Carduus, the Cnicus, and the Carlina: others are Teasels, Eryngiu... Thyme
The Wild English thyme (Thymus serpyllum) belongs to the Labiate plants, and takes its second title from a Greek verb signifying to creep, which has reference to the procumbent habit of the plant. It bears the appellation Brotherwort. Typically t... Thyme
(Thymus vulgaris, Linn.), a very diminutive perennial shrub, of the natural order Labiatae, native of dry, stony places on Mediterranean coasts, but found occasionally naturalized as an escape from gardens in civilized countries, both warm and cold.... Toadflax
The Toadflax, or Flaxweed (Linaria vulgaris) belongs to the scrofula-curing order of plants, getting its name from linum, flax, and being termed toad by a [566] mistaken translation of its Latin title Bubonio, this having been wrongly read bufonio,-... Tomato (or Love Apple)
Though only of recent introduction as a common vegetable in this country, and though grown chiefly [568] under glass for the table in England, yet the Tomato is so abundantly imported, and so extensively used by all classes now-a-days throughout the... Tormentil
The Tormentil (Potentilla Tormentilla) belongs to the tribe of wild Roses, and is a common plant on our heaths, banks, and dry pastures. It is closely allied to the Potentilla, but bears only four petals on its flowers, which are of bright yellow. T... Transplanting
No more care is required in transplanting herbs than in resetting other plants, but unless a few essentials are realized in practice the results are sure to be unsatisfactory. Of course, the ideal way is to grow the plants in small flower pots and w... Turnip
The Turnip (Brassica Rapa) belongs to the Cruciferous Cabbage tribe, being often found growing in waste places, though not truly wild. In this state it is worth nothing to man or beast; but, by cultivation, it becomes a most valuable food for cattle... Turpentine
From our English Pines, if their stems be wounded, the oleo-resin known as Turpentine, can be procured. This is so truly a vegetable product, and so readily available for medical uses in every household, being withal so valuable for its remedial and... Valerian
The great Wild Valerian, or Heal-all (from valere, to be well), grows abundantly throughout this country in moist woods, and on the banks of streams. It is a Benedicta, or blessed herb, being dedicated to the Virgin Mary, as preservative against poi... Verbena
The Verbena, or Common Vervain, is a very familiar herb on waste ground throughout England, limited to no soil, and growing at the entrance into towns and villages, always within a quarter of a mile of a house, and hence called formerly the Simpler'... Vine
The fruit of the Vine (Vitis vinifera) has already been treated of here under the heading Grapes, as employed medicinally whether for the purgation of the bilious--being then taken crude, and scarcely ripe,--or for imparting fat and bodily warmth in... Violet
The Wild violet or Pansy (Viola tricolor) is found commonly throughout Great Britain on banks and in hilly pastures, from whence it has come to be cultivated in our gardens. Viola, a corruption of Ion, is a name extended by old writers to several... Viper's Bugloss
The Simpler's passing consideration should be given to this tall handsome English herb which grows frequently in gravel pits, and on walls. It belongs to the Borage tribe (see page 60), and, in common with the Lungwort (Pulmonaria), the Comfrey, and... Wallflower
The Wallflower, or Handfiower (Cheiranthus cheiri), or Wall-gilliflower, has been cultivated in this country almost from time immemorial, for its fragrance and bright colouring. It is found wild in France, Switzerland, and Spain, as the Keiri or Wal... Walnut
The Walnut tree is known of aspect to most persons throughout Great Britain as of stately handsome culture, having many spreading branches covered with a silvery grey bark, which is smooth when young, though thick and cracked when old. The flower... Wart-wort Or Wart-weed
This name has been commonly applied to the Petty Spurge, or to the Sun Spurge, a familiar little weed growing abundantly in English gardens, with umbels of a golden green colour which turn towards the sun. Its stem and leaves yield, when wounded, an... Water Plants (other)
(Water Dropwort, Water Lily, Water Pepper.) The Water Dropwort--Hemlock (oenanthe crocata) is an umbelliferous plant, frequent in our marshes and ditches. [604] It is named from oinos, wine, and anthos, a flower, because its blossoms have a vinou... Woodruff
Concerning the Sweet Woodruff (Asperula odorata), it is a favourite little plant growing commonly in our woods and gardens, with a pleasant smell which, like the good deeds of the worthiest persons, delights by its fragrance most after death. This h... Woodsorrell (_see Also Docks_)
This elegant little herb, called also French Sorrel, Rabbits' food, Shamrock, and Wood Sour (Oxalis acetosella), is abundant throughout our woods, and in other moist, shady places. It belongs to the natural order of Geraniums, and bears the provinci... Wormwood
The common Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) has been partly considered here together with Mugwort, to which it is closely allied. It is a Composite herb of frequent growth on waste ground, being a bushy plant with silky stems, and collections of nume... Woundwort
The Hedge Woundwort (Stachys sylvatica) is a common Labiate plant in our hedges and woods, branched and hairy, with whorls of small dull purple flowers on a spike two feet high or more. There are other varieties of the herb, such as the Marsh (March... Yarrow
The Yarrow, from hiera, holy herb (Achillea millefolium), or Milfoil, is so called from the very numerous fine segments of its leaves. It is a Composite plant very common on waysides and in pastures throughout Britain. The name Achillea has been ... Yew
Although the Yew--a Conifer--which is so thoroughly English a tree, is known to be highly poisonous as regards its leaves to the humans subject, and as concerning its loppings or half-dead branches, to oxen, horses, and asses, yet a medicinal tinctu... (archangelica Officinalis Hoffm)
a biennial or perennial herb of the natural order Umbelliferae, so called from its supposed medicinal qualities. It is believed to be a native of Syria, from whence it has spread to many cool European climates, especially Lapland and the Alps, where... (lavendula Vera D C; L Angustifolia Moench; L
spica, Linn.), a half-hardy perennial undershrub, native of dry, calcareous uplands in southern Europe. Its name is derived from the Latin word Lavo, to wash, a distillation of the flowers being anciently used in perfuming water for washing the body. ... (ocymum Basilicum Linn) An Annual Herb Of The Order Labiatae
The popular name, derived from the specific, signifies royal or kingly, probably because of the plant's use in feasts. In France it is known as herb royale, royal herb. The generic name is derived from Oza, a Greek word signifying odor. The plant i... 1778
Description.--The roots are small and fibrous; the stems, about 18 inches tall, very numerous, erect or spreading, square; the leaves, green (except as mentioned), broadly ovate with toothed margins, opposite, rather succulent, highly scented; the f... 42500 Of Them And A Quart 18 Ounces
Cultivation.--For earliest use the seed may be sown in a spent hotbed or a cold frame in late March, and the plants set in the open during May. Usually, however, it is sown in the garden or the field where the plants are to remain. In the hotbed the... A Convenient Size Is 10 X 10 Feet
After the stalks have been removed the seed should be allowed to remain for several days longer in a very thin layer--the thinner the better--and turned every day to remove the last vestige of moisture. It will be even better still to have the dryin... America It Is Probably Even More Common As An Escape Than Spearmint
Like its relative, it has long been known and grown in gardens and fields, especially in Europe, Asia and the United States. Description.--Like spearmint, the plant has creeping rootstocks, which rapidly extend it, and often make it a troublesome we... American And English Palates And Noses
TTITLE Peppermint (Mentha piperita, Linn.) is much the same in habit of growth as spearmint. It is a native of northern Europe, where it may be found in moist situations along stream banks and in waste lands. In ... As Parsley Is Grown For Its Leaves It Can Scarcely Be Over Fertilized
Like cabbage, but, of course, upon a smaller scale, it is a gross feeder. It demands that plenty of nitrogenous food be in the soil. That is, the soil should be well supplied with humus, preferably derived from decaying leguminous crops or from stable... Begins To Appear Moist
When an inch tall the seedlings should be pricked out 2 inches apart in other, deeper flats and when about 4 inches tall set in the garden about 1 foot asunder in rows about 18 inches apart. When once established they may be increased readily by the... Borage (borago Officinalis Linn)
RANUNCULACEAE ... Brahmins Who Used It Especially In Honor Of Vishnu And In Funeral Rites
An African species, O. fruticosum, is highly valued at the Cape of ... But Let Us Peep Into The 19th Edition Of The United States Dispensatory
Can this be the same fennel which "is one of our most grateful aromatics," and which, because of "the absence of any highly excitant property," is recommended for mixing with unpleasant medicines? Ask any druggist, and he will say it is used for littl... Columella And Varro
The plant's introduction into England was about 1548, or perhaps a little earlier, but probably not prior to 1538, because Turner does not mention it in his "Libellus," published in that year. It seems to have grown rapidly in popularity, for in 158... CULINARY HERBS
In these days of jaded appetites, condiments and canned goods, how fondly we turn from the dreary monotony of the "dainty" menu to the memory of the satisfying dishes of our mothers! What made us, like Oliver Twist, ask for more? Were tho... Fennel-flower (nigella Sativa Linn)
Before dismissing this section of the subject, it may be interesting to glance over the list of names once more. Seven of these plants were formerly so prominent in medicine that they were designated "official" and nearly all the others were extensi... For Drying Or For Decocting The Leaves Are Cut When The Flowers Appear
They are dried in the shade. If a second cutting is to be made, and if it is desired that the plants shall live over winter, this second cutting must not be made later than September in the North, because the new stems will not have time to mature bef... For Their Benefit Therefore The Following Paragraphs Are Given
TTITLE PRODUCTION OF NEW VARIETIES Besides the gratification that always accompanies the growing of plants, there is in plant breeding the promise that the progeny will in some way be better than the parent, and there is the certainty that when ... For Window Culture All That Is Needed Is A Box Filled With Rich Soil
The roots may be dug in the fall and planted in the box. A sunny window is best, but any window will do. If space is at a premium, a nail keg may be made to yield a large amount of leaves. Not only may the tops be filled with plants, but the sides als...


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Q: How can we use alias in a case statement with multiple columns? I am trying to toggle between 2 columns of a table using a case statement.
Here is my code:
CASE WHEN :currency_flag ='Y' THEN tr.TRXN_RPTNG_AM ELSE 0 END as TRXN_RPTNG_AM
CASE WHEN :currency_flag ='N' THEN tr.TRXN_BASE_AM ELSE 0 END  as  TRXN_BASE_AM

Here I need to consider trxn_rptng_am if the currency flag is Y and trxn_base_am if currency flag is N.
Can someone help me out with this.

A: You need to combine the two expressions into one:
CASE :currency_flag
    WHEN 'Y' THEN tr.TRXN_RPTNG_AM
    WHEN 'N' THEN tr.TRXN_BASE_AM
    ELSE 0
END AS TRXN_SWITCHED


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267. Deputy John Brassil asked the Minister for Justice and Equality to expedite a land transfer for a person (details supplied) in County Kerry; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [6839/16]
Minister for Justice and Equality (Deputy Frances Fitzgerald): I can inform the Deputy that under the Registration of Deeds and Title Act 2006, the Property Registration Authority (PRA) was established as and from 4 November 2006. The PRA replaces the Registrar of Deeds and Titles as the registering authority in relation to property registration in Ireland and, subject to the above Act, is independent in the performance of its functions.
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