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This topic covers setting up your Mac as a Web Server and installing SilverStripe.

While OSX Comes bundled with PHP and Apache (Thanks Apple!) Its not quite ideal for SilverStripe so for setting up a
webserver on OSX we suggest using [MAMP](http://www.mamp.info/en/index.php) or using [MacPorts](http://www.macports.org/)
to manage your packages.

If you want to use the default OSX PHP version then you will need to recompile your own versions of PHP with GD. Providing instructions
for how to recompile PHP is beyond the scope of our documentation but try an online search.

## Installing MAMP

If you have decided to install using MacPorts you can skip this section.

Once you have downloaded and Installed MAMP start the Application and Make sure everything is running by clicking the
MAMP icon. Under `Preferences -> PHP` make sure Version 5 is Selected.

Open up `/Applications/MAMP/conf/PHP5/php.ini` and make the following configuration changes:

	memory_limit = 64M

Once you make that change open the MAMP App Again by clicking on the MAMP Icon and click Stop Servers then Start
Servers - this is so our changes to the php.ini take effect.

## Installing SilverStripe

### Composer
[Composer (a dependancy manager for PHP)](http://getcomposer.org) is the preferred way to install SilverStripe and ensure you get the correct set of files for your project.

Composer uses your MAMP PHP executable to run and also requires [git](http://git-scm.com) (so it can automatically download the required files from GitHub).

#### Install composer using MAMP
 1. First create an alias for our bash profile, using your preferred terminal text editor (nano, vim, etc) open `~/.bash_profile`.

 2. Add the following line (adjusting the version number of PHP to your installation of MAMP): `alias phpmamp='/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.4.10/bin/php'`.

 3. The run `. ~/.bash_profile` to reload the bash profile and make it accessible.

 4. This will create an alias, `phpmamp`, allowing you to use the MAMP installation of PHP. Please take note of the PHP version, in this case 5.4.10, as with different versions of MAMP this may be different. Check your installation and see what version you have, and replace the number accordingly (this was written with MAMP version 2.1.2).

 5. With that setup, we are ready to install `composer`. This is a two step process if we would like this to be installed globally (only do the first step if you would like `composer` installed to the local working directory only).
    - First, run the following command in the terminal: `curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | phpmamp`

	We are using `phpmamp` so that we correctly use the MAMP installation of PHP from above.

	- Second, if you want to make composer available globally, we need to move the file to '/usr/local/bin/composer'. To do this, run the following command:
	`sudo mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer`

	Terminal will ask you for your root password, after entering it and pressing the 'return' (or enter) key, you'll have a working global installation of composer on your mac that uses MAMP.

 6. You can verify your installation worked by typing the following command:
	`composer`
	It'll show you the current version and a list of commands you can use.

 7. Run the following command to get a fresh copy of SilverStripe via composer:

        `composer create-project silverstripe/installer /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/silverstripe/`

 8. You can now [use composer](http://doc.silverstripe.org/framework/en/getting_started/composer/) to manage future SilverStripe updates and adding modules with a few easy commands.

### Package Download

[Download](http://silverstripe.org/software/download/) the latest SilverStripe installer package. Copy the tar.gz or zip file to the 'Document Root' for MAMP - By Default its `/Applications/MAMP/htdocs`.
Don't know what your Document Root is? Open MAMP Click `Preferences -> Apache`.

Extract the tar.gz file to a folder, e.g. `silverstripe/` (you always move the tar.gz file first and not the other way
around as SilverStripe uses a '.htaccess' file which is hidden from OSX so if you move SilverStripe the .htaccess file
won't come along.

### Run the installation wizard
Once you have a copy of the required code (by either of the above methods), open your web browser and go to `http://localhost:8888/silverstripe/`. Enter your database details - by default with MAMP its user `root` and password  `root` and select your account details. Click "Check Details".

Once everything is sorted hit "Install!" and Voila,  you have SilverStripe installed


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Smith keys No. 6 Louisville to rout of Eastern Kentucky
By GARY B. GRAVES
Dec. 16, 2021 8:02 PM PT
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
Kianna Smith made five 3-pointers for a career-high 22 points, Hailey Van Lith added 13 points and No. 6 Louisville shot 51% to cruise past Eastern Kentucky 82-38 on Thursday night for its ninth consecutive victory.
The Cardinals (9-1) showed no letdown from Sunday's tense 64-58 win over No. 19 Kentucky, running off 11 unanswered points for a 13-3 lead midway through the first quarter that steadily grew behind hot shooting. Their bench helped spark 11-of-16 shooting in the second for a 51-28 halftime cushion and the lead reached 73-33 early in the fourth.
Emma Hacker scored 10 points for the Colonels (4-6), who were coming off a 66-43 rout of Morehead State on Wednesday night. EKU made just 3 of 19 shots after halftime (16%) for only five points each in the third and fourth quarters and shot just 26% overall while scoring a season low.
Smith, a senior guard, made 8 of 11 shots including 5 of 7 from long range to top her previous high of 21 points, set twice last season.
"I was just taking what the defense gave me," Smith said, "making the extra pass when it was there and shooting when I was open."
Van Lith made 6 of 12 shots while Emily Engstler shot 5 of 10 for 11 points. Freshman Payton Verhulst added 12 points off the bench.
Louisville dominated the paint 38-8, bench scoring 36-18 and rebounding 42-27 in its final tune-up before facing No. 7 UConn on Sunday. The Cardinals also hit 11 of 27 from behind the arc and recorded 23 assists among 33 baskets.
"I thought we cleaned things up a little bit on offense," Louisville coach Jeff Walz said. "Now, they (the Colonels) played a lot of zone, which is good for us to see because I'm sure we'll see that throughout the season. But you know, we still got work to do these next two days before we take on a really, really good basketball team on Sunday."
DIVIDED ATTENTION
The later-than-usual tipoff allowed Louisville fans to watch the early sets of an NCAA volleyball semifinal in Columbus, Ohio, in which the previously unbeaten and top-ranked Cardinals fell in five sets to No. 4 Wisconsin. Intermittent feeds on the large overhead video screens had many people cheering during action on the floor, with Louisville players sneaking a peek during timeouts.
EKU: The Colonels led in the early minutes but were no match for Louisville's depth and shooting. They committed 25 turnovers, 17 after halftime, leading to 26 Cardinals points and couldn't muster any offensive flow after a 28-point first half. The Colonels were without Jayla Johnson and Bridgid Fox because of injuries.
"Having two players out, I was pleased with the first half," first-year coach Greg Todd said. "Second half, I think the positive was we defended better but offensively, we weren't as efficient."
Louisville: The Cardinals' starters needed just a few minutes to build a double-digit lead, clearing the way for Walz to substitute his entire lineup late in the first quarter. The bench steadily stretched it out from there and provided the depth needed to face the injury-depleted but still dangerous Huskies. Forward Olivia Cochran did not play while going through concussion protocols following a head injury on Sunday.
Eastern Kentucky hosts Pikeville of the NAIA on Saturday.
Louisville faces No. 7 UConn on Sunday in Uncasville, Connecticut.
More AP women's college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/womens-college-basketball and https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-womens-college-basketball-poll and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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Yarrow (Achillea Millefolium) is actually a member of the sunflower family, but it doesn't look it. It's a medium-tall plant made up of many, small, feathery leaves and tiny grouped flowers that have a peppery, sweet scent. Yarrow is an ancient herb with a distinguished worldwide pedigree. In the Americas, native peoples like the Iroquois, Micmac, Mohegan and Cherokee use yarrow in medicinal preparations; the Chinese art of divination, the I Ching, was traditionally cast using yarrow stems; and the herb is named for Achilles (Achillea), the almost invulnerable hero of Greek legend. Before the widespread use of hops, yarrow was used as an ingredient in beer making, and was also one of the ingredients in spells designed to ward off evil spirits. That's a lot of traction for one plant.
Yarrow is hardy, drought resistant and dries well. You've probably seen it in mixed fresh flower arrangements as well as in dried wreaths and arrangements. Although the most common flower color for yarrow is probably yellow, cultivars are available these days in lots of colors from white to pink to peach to deep red. Yarrow is attractive in potpourri and has a number of interesting medicinal uses, too. If you're looking for a new herb to add to your garden collection, consider adopting yarrow. This is a low maintenance plant that has herbal applications and makes a nice addition to the suburban landscape, too.
Yarrow is a perennial (zones 3 to 9) that can reach a height of around 60 inches. It flowers in mid-summer and will keep flowering until well into fall. It's a good candidate for any sunny but neglected spot in your garden that's plagued with poor soil and dryer conditions than your pampered flowerbeds. Yarrow spreads quickly too, making it a good fill-in plant where you would usually see weeds sprouting by the end of June.
Newer yarrow cultivars may be somewhat shorter and more compact. Be sure to check the informational material on the variety you have in mind. Yarrow is typically pest resistant but can be susceptible to powdery mildew. Deer don't like it much, either.
Yarrow makes a nice addition to a fresh flower bouquet during the summer months. From a distance, white yarrow looks a bit like baby's breath when added to roses. White and pink yarrow are both lovely in mixed bouquets with sage, lavender and calendula, and yellow yarrow is nice in a sunflower bouquet.
I like to use yarrow in wreaths and swags. This is typically a mid to late fall project and uses fresh yarrow stems that dry (with other herbs) right on the wire backing or form I'm using. You can take a look at my wreath making tutorial for more information.
Dried yarrow also looks pretty added to a simple vase. The flowers retain their color indefinitely.
Individual flower clusters look very nice in potpourri, too -- they're also sturdy and dense enough to retain any added essential oil for quite a long time.
Tincture of yarrow also makes an effective mosquito spray.
Yarrow is a natural anti-inflammatory and may have some ability to help control blood pressure. It also contains salicylic acid, a drug closely related to modern day aspirin. Historically, yarrow leaves have been used successfully in first-aid (topically) to help staunch bleeding (hemostatic).
Over the years, yarrow has been known by many common names, including: carpenter's weed, wound wort, bloodwort, plumajillo (little feather), thousand leaf, soldier's woundwort, nosebleed plant and sanguinary.
In cosmetics and personal care, yarrow is sometimes used in cleansers and shampoos, too.
*Although yarrow is generally considered safe, it should not be ingested by women who are pregnant or nursing, or by people with kidney or liver problems. It is also contraindicated for individuals who are allergic to plants in the Asteraceae/Compositae family or who are taking lithium. Yarrow may interact adversely with medications that affect blood clotting, or increase or decrease stomach acid. After surgery, yarrow may cause the blood to clot more slowly than normal. Ingesting yarrow can cause increased sensitivity to light. Yarrow also contains small amounts of the compound thujone, which can be toxic in large doses. Check with your doctor or other medical caregiver before making changes to your current course of medical treatment. For more information about side effects and interactions associated with yarrow, visit WebMd.com (see link below).
The flowers, leaves and stems of yarrow can be used to make a medicinal tea to treat mild respiratory infection and fever. It was once a popular home remedy for colds and flu. The plant can be used fresh or dried. Although yarrow tea is considered bracing, it can taste bitter. Most recipes, like the one below, include sweeteners like honey or sugar.
Steep yarrow in boiling water for 10 minutes. Add lemon juice and sweetener. Stir.
I haven't noticed wild white yarrow near my home in Houston TX, but nurseries carry the yellow variety (likely a hybrid). Does that have the same medicinal properties as the white?


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News 4 June 2020 – 8:30 am EDT
With Australian partner, North Arrow plans 2021 exploration season at Nunavut diamond property
"We came up with this solution which makes sense for both companies"
Johnny Tungilik, John Kadjuk and Charlie Manernaluk sample kimberlite at the Q1-4 deposit near Naujaat in 2017. North Arrow Minerals Inc. and EHR Resources Ltd. plan to continue exploration of the Naujaat Diamond Project in 2021. (Photo courtesy of North Arrow)
By Jane George
No on-the-ground exploration will take place this summer at North Arrow Minerals Inc.'s diamond property near Naujaat due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
But the company said this week that it has entered into an option agreement with Australian-owned EHR Resources Ltd. for more evaluation of the Q1-4 diamond deposit at the Naujaat Diamond Project in 2021.
North Arrow presently maintains a 100 per cent interest in the project, including the Q1-4 deposit, which is located only nine kilometres from Naujaat.
Under the terms of the option agreement, EHR can earn a 40 per cent interest in the Naujaat project by investing $5.6 million to collect a 1,500-to-2,000-tonne preliminary bulk sample during the 2021 summer field season.
"We've been talking with EHR for a while and originally we were discussing a plan to see the program completed this summer," said Ken Armstrong, president and CEO of North Arrow, to Nunatsiaq News. "However, in early March when Nunavut closed its borders, it was pretty clear that the field season was effectively lost for this project as it is based right in the community.
These fancy orange and yellow polished diamonds come from the Q1-4 kimberlite at the Naujaat Diamond Property. (Photo courtesy of North Arrow)
"So we came up with this solution which makes sense for both companies and in some ways makes lemonade out of lemons by allowing us to position sampling materials by sealift this summer at a much, much lower cost than flying it in, and ensuring the program can start on time next summer."
As part of the agreement, EHR has posted a $300,000 non-refundable advance to be used by North Arrow to get fuel and other supplies to the site by sealift in 2020.
In order to proceed with the option and the 2021 bulk sample program, EHR must, by April 2021, have sufficient financing to fund the remaining $5.3 million.
EHR also recently acquired Nanuk Diamonds Inc., which has 254 square kilometres of mineral claims near Ungava Bay in northern Quebec.
By taking advantage of the 2020 annual summer sealift to Naujaat, the bulk sample program at North Arrow will be able to start in June 2021.
"With the hamlet's consent, we'd look to visit the community to explain our plans for 2021, but for now we will communicate remotely," Armstrong said.
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Posted by David S. on 9 June, 2020
When/if this mine goes fully operational what will be the role of the local community in it?
Local amenities? Mine services? Labor supply? Something else?
Really curious about this.


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Run Time: Two hours and fifteen minutes
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Two hours and fifteen minutes
The year is 2080. iTMRW, the love story of Robert and his android partner, Jenny, unfolds against the backdrop of a world where advanced technology is both a source of and a "cure" for human alienation: advertisements come in the form of "pop-up thoughts," entire cities float on islands of trash, female forms are purchased and discarded at will, and aristocrats live in a state of debauchery and despair. The piece takes its title from iTMRW (pronounced "I, Tomorrow"), the mega-corporation that produces and sells every single product known to humankind. Despite societal chaos, the human spirit persists in its quest for love.
iTMRW, a dance-theater piece set to a live performance of a futuristic concept album by Providence-based art-pop trio Arc Iris, features contemporary dance and performance art by HDC Dance Ensemble.
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Choreography Danielle Davidson
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OBERON is the second stage of the A.R.T., a destination for theater and nightlife on the fringe of Harvard Square.
Strobe-like effects may be used during the performance.
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Arc Iris Delivers Existential Questions With Ambitious 'iTMRW'
"Every member of Arc Iris is a master at their craft, and the trio is formidable live."
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BARM and BalticMicrobeDB, a reference metagenome and interface to meta-omic data for the Baltic Sea.
Alneberg, Johannes, Sundh, John, Bennke, Christin, Beier, Sara, Lundin, Daniel, Hugerth, Luisa W., Pinhassi, Jarone , Kisand, Veljo, Riemann, Lasse , Jürgens, Klaus, Labrenz, Matthias and Andersson, Anders F. (2018) BARM and BalticMicrobeDB, a reference metagenome and interface to meta-omic data for the Baltic Sea. Scientific Data, 5 . p. 180146. DOI 10.1038/sdata.2018.146.
The Baltic Sea is one of the world's largest brackish water bodies and is characterised by pronounced physicochemical gradients where microbes are the main biogeochemical catalysts. Meta-omic methods provide rich information on the composition of, and activities within, microbial ecosystems, but are computationally heavy to perform. We here present the Baltic Sea Reference Metagenome (BARM), complete with annotated genes to facilitate further studies with much less computational effort. The assembly is constructed using 2.6 billion metagenomic reads from 81 water samples, spanning both spatial and temporal dimensions, and contains 6.8 million genes that have been annotated for function and taxonomy. The assembly is useful as a reference, facilitating taxonomic and functional annotation of additional samples by simply mapping their reads against the assembly. This capability is demonstrated by the successful mapping and annotation of 24 external samples. In addition, we present a public web interface, BalticMicrobeDB, for interactive exploratory analysis of the dataset.


The Way of the Pilgrim is a great and inspiring book. On my first pass I got three things out of it.
First, I got an understanding that it is possible through the Grace of God to grow my spiritual self into a form more pleasing and closer to God.
Second, reading the passage about how the Pilgrim and his wife used to do "mindless prayers and prostrations" like someone doing somersaults but that those prayers were still beneficial gave me hope that my poor attempts at the rule are not pointless.
Finally, my version has many explanations and related passages from Russian and Desert Fathers. That combined with the Pilgrim's interpretation of Bible verses in view of effects of the Jesus Prayer lead you to believe that the Apostles themselves had a similar relationship with God. The Jesus Prayer can lead you nearly as close to Christ as those who actually walked with Him spiritually speaking. Reading The Way of the Pilgrim does cast some Bible verses in a new light.


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Description: Known as The Jesse Mount House, this historic four story townhouse is located on beautiful tree-lined West Jones Street, in the heart of the Landmark Historic District. Many options for elegant living - live in the three story main house, with garden level and carriage house apartments as revenue producing or as your own office/gym/guest quarters. The main house has soaring ceilings with elegant crown molding, pocket doors, hardwood floors, gas log fireplaces in the parlor and dining room for atmosphere, and a gourmet kitchen with Aga gas stove, Subzero refrigerator, a Miele dishwasher, farm sink and an ice machine, and room for a table. The deck connector to the charming and lush courtyard and carriage house is accessed from French doors in the kitchen.


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Saddle Pals hits a new low for Gene Autry's postwar Republic westerns, containing literally no action at all. Autry is drawn into the plot when he's given power of attorney in a property settlement involving his old pal (Sterling Holloway) and a gang of land swindlers. The pal then goes on an extended vacation, leaving Autry to sort things out. Though he doesn't display the business acumen that would eventually transform him into a real-life billionaire, Autry does manage to figure out that the swindlers are up to something dishonest. One of the more curious aspects of the film is the casting of traditional comedy-relief actor Sterling Holloway as the plot catalyst; he looks almost as uncomfortable as Autry. Fortunately, Autry's movie career would take an upswing the following year when he switched his base of operations from Republic to Columbia.
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Q: What do this do in Snap? Could someone explain what is going on in the default snap project template?
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-- | Handle login submit
handleLoginSubmit :: Handler App (AuthManager App) ()
handleLoginSubmit =
    loginUser "login" "password" Nothing
              (\_ -> handleLogin err) (redirect "/")
  where
    err = Just "Unknown user or password"

-- | Render login form
handleLogin :: Maybe T.Text -> Handler App (AuthManager App) ()
handleLogin authError = heistLocal (bindSplices errs) $ render "login"
  where
    errs = [("loginError", textSplice c) | c <- maybeToList authError]

 | The application's routes.
routes :: [(ByteString, Handler App App ())]
routes = [ ("/login",    with auth handleLoginSubmit)
         , ("/logout",   with auth handleLogout)
         , ("/new_user", with auth handleNewUser)
         , ("",          serveDirectory "static")
         ]

*

*Why is it returning ()?

*What is the standard signature of the "controller" (as you would call it in MVC speak) function?

*How does it know to use index.tpl as a template for / route?

*How do I get rid of authentication layer, say if I only want to make a simple personal web-app?

The documentation and a tutorial mainly covers the snapplets (or the templates), but it does not go over any of the Haskell. It would be nice to see an example of how to write a book-store like app, or a blog (the official snap website stores their blog entries in markdown - so I am not sure what's going on there).

A: I'm in the process of learning Haskell myself, and I know nothing about Snap, but I can do my best to answer what I can see:
1)
The Snap.Snaplet module defines a type: Handler b v a.
So, any Handler has three type parameters: b, v, and a.
Also, (Handler b v) is declared in the same module to be a Monad. That can probably tell you something about what the last a parameter is for.
IO is another example of a Monad.
IO () does "something" that has to do with IO, and then returns (), an empty value.
IO a does "something" that has to do with IO, and then returns something else of type a.
For example, it doesn't really make sense to do x <- putStrLn "text" because putStrLn has return type IO (). Technically, you can, but it's usually not useful. putStrLn does IO and that's all, declining to pass anything onward to future functions. Specifically, it prints something to the console, but it doesn't tell the rest of the program that it did so.
str <- getLine makes sense because getLine has type IO String. It does IO, and then tells str about a String. It produces a result that the rest of the function can use directly.
For Handler, you could forget what a handler does and look at it like this:
let M = Handler b v
M is declared to be a monad.
So, M a does "something" and then returns an a.
M () does "something" and doesn't return anything.
From that you can probably tell something about what functions like handleLogin are doing. It takes its arguments and probably does something to/with the Handler based on those. Afterwards, assuming there were no errors, the program moves to the next line without telling the function on the next line what happened.
There are some functions in Snap that return a Handler with something other than () for the last parameter. If you see a function like that, it means it carries a meaningful return value.
4)
I suspect the templates are more of examples than things you are meant to build from, but it's all manually written, so I'd think you could remove the authentication steps if you like. The type App is defined in "Application.hs" where you could remove its auth parameter. Then you could remove references to it in the rest of the project.

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This article is reproduced from the discontinued, but much loved Mainichi Waiwai column by Ryann Connell (article below by Masuo Kamiyama). Read more about this at the bottom of this article.
It is a well known fact that "Dutch Wives" — the Japanese term for silicone females used as sex substitutes — sell by the thousands in Japan. Some deluxe models even go for several hundred thousand yen.
What is less known, reports Uramono Japan (June), is that a counterparts of these dolls, equipped with male appendages, are available for women. And the magazine is eager to become the first to break the news about the existence of these toy boys, in an article entitled "Josei-yo dattchi dooru wa watashi wo mitashite kurureru kashira" (I wonder if a female-use Dutch doll can satisfy me).
The story is reported by Chifumi Konno, a 22-year-old woman employed by a "delivery health" (outcall sex service) company. Being experienced in matters sexual, Ms. Konno is certainly no blushing violet when it comes to telling Uramono Japan's readers about her encounters with these new inflatable goodies.
The first of Konno's four "boyfriends" is named "Masaki." Although youthful, the expression painted on his rubber face, Konno writes, didn't look happy at all — but more like he's about to start sobbing any second. When blown up, Masaki's procreative member points to noon. And, the reviewer notes, he's equipped with an anal aperture on his reverse portal, but that's more likely to be provided for gays than gals.
Although bathing together in a love hotel's spacious tub is generally a prerequisite for cavorting atop the bed, Ms. Konno found to her frustration that no amount of force could immerse the inflatable "Masaki" below the water's surface.
And once in bed, his foreplay technique proved nonexistent.
Then, assuming the missionary position, the moment of truth arrived. "I coated his pecker with lotion and used a hand to slip him into me," she relates. "He was . . . big. But on top of me nothing happened."
Based on the way his limbs bent, 'Masaki' seemed to be better configured for sex in the seated position. "But when his dick got all the way in, it hurt. And no amount of rubbing him was able to get me aroused," Konno grimaces.
Next up to bat was "Yuji." Blessed with a moustache, heavy eyebrows and a scowling visage that resembles the face of writer Chuzo Wada, he was produced by the same company as Masaki and sold for the same price (not mentioned in the article). But as masculine and vigorous as he appears, Yuji just lies there. So once again Konno was forced to take the initiative.
Then she tries to do it "doggy style," but finds being mounted from behind to be consummately awkward. And wiggling her backside to encourage a friendly thrust or two gets no response. With Yuji, it seems, she can't get no satisfaction either.
Next on the list was "John," a Western import featuring three-dimensional facial features (i.e., a big nose), hairy chest and bushy moustache. And John's, er, equipment was also proportionally larger than his Japanese rivals. Indeed, during her stint as a sex industry worker, Ms. Konno had never encountered such a huge tallywhacker, and wasn't the least bit interested in being impaled upon it. So that was that.
Last but not least was "Ken Ijuin," a high-tech "Dutch husband" made of semi-solid material. And so realistic, writes Konno, "He was like a corpse. Gave me the creeps at first."
Ken's male root was bigger than John's, but the angle of his dangle was lower — "about what you'd expect from a 60-year-old man," Konno sniffs — and his rubbery, chemical body odor, which a bath did nothing to alleviate, was a big turnoff.
Ms. Konno was able to accommodate about half of Ken's shaft without undue discomfort, and said it was actually starting to feel like the real thing; but compared with a human partner the difference was still "undei no za" (as different as the clouds and mud), as they say in Japanese.
"About all he (Ken) might be good for is one of those full-body pillows to sleep with," Konno pronounces.
To cap the story, Konno accompanies the four to a public park where cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and arranges them around a picnic table to pose for a commemorative photo.
"The girls who saw them said they thought 'John' was the cutest," she winks. "Well that just goes to show, until you've actually made it with one, you never can tell who's the best."
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(The Mainichi Waiwai column ran online from April 19, 2001 – June 21, 2008. It was a much loved form of entertainment amongst foreigner in and outside of Japan. To any reader it was obviously not serious news, but it was a set of articles that portrayed quite well how the Japanese tabloids actually write about their own country. In 2008, a small number of Japanese people bought it to the attention of rival news groups that Mainichi was running an anti-Japan column on its website. With the bad publicity, Mainichi was forced to shut the page down, and take punitive measures against the journalists that were working on it, claiming that it was receiving opinions that were critical of the column, such as "its contents are too vulgar" and "the stories could cause Japanese people to be misunderstood abroad". A perfect example of how Japanese consider what they write in their own script to be an acceptable secret code, that the rest of the world cant understand. When that same tabloid rubbish gets inconveniently translated to English to make light of some aspects of the Japanese people, it gets canned. Stippy.com finds this unacceptable, and will reproduce as much of the Waiwai content as possible in order to bring it once again to our computer screens for a good laugh. Of course we claim no credit for this content, and attribute it to it's writers who were former Mainichi employees. Waiwai in its true and glorious form has been discontinued, but it's legacy will live on at stippy.com for all to enjoy.)
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Happy 2016! At the start of each new year, I love the idea of selecting one meaningful, motivating word to serve as a personal guide for the next 12 months. And I have three simple steps to do it.
STEP 1: Choose it wisely. To choose my word each year, I first imagine how I want to feel on December 31st, looking back at what I've experienced and achieved. What positive theme do I want to be able to see weaving through my life as I reflect on the past year? Sometimes it helps to notice the experiences and patterns I'm tired of and want to release from, and then figure out what the flip side of that would look like. Sometimes I want to build upon awesomeness that's begun sprouting up; I want a word that reminds me to nurture and nourish that.
STEP 2: Use it wisely. And then, throughout the year, I use my word as a litmus test. In any situation, I can ask myself if it lines up with my word of the year. If it doesn't, that's a good indication that I'm off-track and need to recalibrate.
STEP 3: Don't forget it. Take it from someone who's been there, done that. It's a bummer to reach December 31st and realize you left your word (and, likely, dreams) in the dust. Your word of the year is meant to stick with you through thick and thin. So post it somewhere you'll see it frequently. Paste it on your vision board. Illustrate it and frame it. Write it on your bathroom mirror with a dry-erase marker. Keep it front and center to lead the way all year long.
Last year, I chose the word SERENITY and it served me well. I wanted to point my inner compass towards feeling good in all ways – physically, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, professionally, personally – with a constant foundation of peace and calm holding me steady through it all.
Sometimes, the answer was about expressing gratitude for the positives – a flexible schedule, good doctors, access to medicine, the ability to afford treatment. Sometimes, it meant taking a nap or talking to a friend on the phone while Tru rested. Sometimes, it meant choosing not to stress over unreturned emails or looming deadlines. And while we waited for test results (which wound up being inconclusive and he eventually got better), it meant not freaking out over what I didn't know or obsessing about the possibilities, but just living in the present and celebrating any sign of progress with our little guy. By leaning on my word of the year, I surrendered to serenity and felt so much better for it.
Yep, this is my year to dance with GLEE! I knew I wanted to focus on cultivating joy this year, but that particular word didn't feel quite right. I wanted something lighter, something brighter, something unique. I flipped through the thesaurus and when I saw "glee," it jumped out at me. And then, I looked up the definition in the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
"Exultant high-spirited joy," it said. And I felt a shiver of truth and light buzz through me. There it is, I thought! GLEE is my word of the year. My guidepost for living, my companion in decision-making, my best bud in cultivating joy.
So, what word will guide you this year? If you need a little extra guidance to choose your word, there are two FREE (also a favorite word!) resources that I highly recommend and thousands of people have used: Christine Kane offers an awesome online Word of the Year Discovery Tool and Susannah Conway offers a five-day Find Your Word email class. Both are brilliant.
Wishing you a year that lives up to your highest expectations, dear hearts!


Sorry but I will not have a market commentary today. I had a close relative go into the hospital and I won't be trading tomorrow. For those who are members everything continues like normal and the daily market preview video has been loaded in the members area. The market commentary will continue Monday like normal.


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After another encouraging display against Exeter City, can the Mariners make it four games unbeaten tomorrow?
Grimsby Town FCWhere are the players who left Grimsby Town after the 2017/18 League Two season now?
Grimsby Town FCAre Grimsby Town stronger heading into their first pre-season game compared to last year?
Has Michael Jolley got his Grimsby Town side in a better position heading into their opening friendly on Saturday?
Grimsby Town FCWho is in the frame to become Grimsby Town's new assistant manager?
The striker leads the way after his final day heroics - but how did the rest of the Mariners get on?
Grimsby Town FCWho shone for Grimsby Town in their priceless away win at Swindon?
Grimsby Town FCWho starts in your Grimsby Town team for crucial League Two clash with Swindon?
Grimsby Town FCWhat can Grimsby Town expect at Swindon as they look to secure League Two safety?
Grimsby Town FCJackson and Davies sharpen up as Grimsby Town reserves fall to defeatSam Kelly went close for Town with two powerful drives, but the match ended 1-0.
Grimsby Town FCCan Grimsby Town move closer to League Two safety against Barnet?
Grimsby Town FCWho makes your Grimsby Town starting XI for crunch League Two clash with Barnet?
Grimsby Town FCWho gets into your team for Grimsby Town's crucial relegation battle against Chesterfield?
It's the game which could decide the Mariners' future - so who would you pick to take on the Spireites?


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8 Hairpin Drive, Edwardsville, IL, 62026 / Cake artists: Carol Dappert, Autumn Huff and Heather Kniffel
One of the newer higher-education (4-year) institutions in the St. Louis area is just outside the western part of Edwardsville. SIUE has come a long way since its beginnings in 1957. This was founded in response to the lack of higher-education places in the Metro East area. The school originally started in temporary buildings in Alton and East St. Louis. Finally, in 1963, ground was broken and one by one, SIUE rose from the ground. It had originally been a school for commuters. By the 1990s, several out of area and state (as well as foreign students) students attended SIUE, which meant a huge boom in building dormitories and campus expansion. Several programs are offered at SIUE, including most arts and sciences, as well as their new nursing and pharmacy programs. The dental school is located in Alton (across from the Robert Wadlow Statue).
SIUE is also famous for one other thing: the Mississippi River Festival. It took place from 1969 to 1980, while becoming a major music event in its own right. Tens of thousands of concert-goers would show up for the festival every year, watching up-and-coming and current superstars at that time. Several big-name acts performed outside the campus: Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, the Grateful Dead, Elton John, the Eagles, and many others. The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra was aligned with the university to establish residence, which gave birth to this festival. To this day, there have been no plans to revive the MRF.
The cake, as it was on the SIUE quad
A sign that marks the Mississippi River Festival, which took place on the fields outside SIUE from 1969-1980
Cake placement date: March 10
Where is the cake now? Private property. The cake sold in the biddingforgood auction for $455 on 1/1/2015.


One particular invention of Apple that appears to be getting a lot of attention over the years is one focused on a possible future iPhone that would be able to bend and even fold. The first invention surfaced in 2013 and since then Apple has been granted three patents for it, with its last being received on May 15, 2018. Over the years, the original invention has been extended to cover a lot of territory.
The last granted patent added new patent claims completely focused on mild bending for Apple Watch. This could very well have been executed in Apple Watch Series 4 to provide the display with the ability to be larger and basically doing away with the large bezel surrounding older Apple Watches.
I was looking at my wife's Apple Watch this morning and it's quite clear how Apple did away with the large bezel in the new watch which allows the interface to be extended closer to the edge of the glass. The new display works in concert with another patent detailing how the new user interface could be pushed right to the edges of the glass that we pointed out yesterday.
Today, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published Apple's "continuation patent application" 20180260072. So what did Apple add to their patent claims this time around to warrant the "continuation" of this invention? As with the last continuation patent, Apple adds a whole new dimension to their invention.
Apple actually strengthens the heart of the invention, a folding iPhone. Patent claims are legally worded so the description found in each patent claim outlined below is choppy in nature. Patent claims are what are fought out in court when a patent is challenged and so the claims are brief, dry and to the point. Patent claims outline what Apple wants protected by law.
Patent Claim #1: "An electronic device, comprising: a foldable housing operable to be folded and unfolded, wherein the foldable housing has first, second, and third housing portions, wherein the foldable housing is configured to fold along a first fold axis between the first and second housing portions and a second fold axis between the second and third housing portions; a display that overlaps the first, second, and third housing portions; a sensor that detects when the foldable housing is folded and unfolded; and processing circuitry that turns on the display when the housing is unfolded and turns off the display when the housing is folded."
Patent Claim #2: The electronic device defined in claim 1 wherein the display comprises organic light-emitting diode [OLED] pixels.
Patent Claim #4: The electronic device defined in claim 1 further comprising a flexible battery.
Patent Claim #5: The electronic device defined in claim 1 further comprising a printed circuit that folds at first and second locations.
Patent Claim #6: The electronic device defined in claim 1 wherein the housing has an adjustable flexibility.
Patent Claim #9: The electronic device defined in claim 1 further comprising a flexible touch sensor.
Patent Claim #11: 11. An electronic device comprising: a foldable display configured to be folded and unfolded, wherein the foldable display has first and second display portions, wherein the foldable display bends along a fold axis between the first and second portions; a housing having a first rigid portion that supports the first display portion and a second rigid portion that supports the second display portion; a touch sensor that detects touch input on the foldable display; and a processor that adjusts a shape of the foldable display in response to the touch input.
With news of Samsung's first foldable smartphone launching in 2019 gaining steam of late (one and two), it's interesting to witness the intense attention that Apple's folding invention is receiving.
Apple's current patent application was filed back on May 8, 2018, just 7 days prior to their May 15th granted patent for the same invention with different patent claims. See our original report here for Apple's overview of the invention and more patent figures.
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Your buyers believe they've found the house of their dreams. Good for them, and good for you. But then you discover there's a tax lien on the property, and your buyers are ready to back off. Do you let the red flag kill your sale?
Not if the agreed-upon sale price will settle the seller's debt.
Real estate taxes, as you know, are collected by state and local governments to fund a variety of public services. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly $18.3 billion in property taxes were collected in the U.S. last year. If a homeowner fails to pay the property tax, a lien is placed on the property, and the lien must be paid before a sale can take place.
But while the mention of a tax lien may scare your buyer, the truth is that if the seller has enough equity in the property, the tax lien can be paid off with the proceeds of the sale at closing time.
As your title insurance partner, whose first job is to research title and discover any defects, we can quickly determine the presence of a tax lien and/or other outstanding liens. If the total of these liens, combined with the existing mortgage, add up to more than the sale price, you may be looking at a short sale, and the process may be more problematic than your buyers are willing to undertake. But if a tax lien is the only obstacle, and it can be cleared - or cured - with the proceeds of the sale, that's good news for you and your buyers.
In any case, title insurance can be key. When you contact your title rep early in the sale process, your buyers can be sure by or before closing that the title of the property is free and clear of liens.
Title insurance also offers protection against other types of liens, such as a lien arising from unpaid child support, for example, or from unpaid association dues, that were undiscovered in the initial discovery period. If the buyer has purchased title insurance, then any liens that were missed prior to closing may be covered under a title policy.
You may also want to remind your buyers that if they do not purchase owner's title insurance, then any lien discovered after closing - say, from a contractor who wasn't paid by the seller for repairs on the house - becomes the new owner's responsibility, as the mandatory title insurance purchased for the mortgage lender protects the lender, but not the buyer.


Most chefs in Atlanta aren't fancy, "I've-got-my-own-TV-show" kinda chefs. No, our chefs are more likely to have cooked for decades in places with hot tin roofs, or in parking lots. In places smaller than your dorm room at Georgia State. Places where, when you walk in, you could be called "honey-child", or kicked the heck out for breaking the rules. Places that are part shack, part restaurant, so, naturally, these are Atlanta's best "shackstaurants".
Home of "The Ghetto Burger", which many lists name as the best burger in America, the titular Miss Ann doesn't screw around: two giant hunks of meat go down on her tiny griddle along with piles of onions, chili, and cheese. But don't cuss, remember to close the door behind you, and wipe your feet, or she'll have you right back out that door by the ear... without that glorious pile of beef.
This convenient (for now) joint is easy to spot, thanks to the giant metal pig on top of their "patio", which looks like something that shouldn't pass code... unless the inspectors were "persuaded" by some of Atlanta's most badass Q, which, in addition to Southern staples, includes Daddy D'z Famous Que Wraps -- BBQ pork wrapped in bite-sized bits of dough and then deep-fried.
You've probably driven by this tiny building on Cheshire Bridge a thousand times, without ever realizing what amazing African eats are available inside. Pro tip: don't ask for utensils -- that's what the injera (flatbread) is for.
You can tell Mi Barrio is Mexican family cooking, because grandma is seated at a back table watching her "stories" en Espanol during the lunch rush and because, in addition to all your South-of-the-Border favorites, they've got a ceviche that doesn't taste anything like it was made in a building smaller than a double-wide. An actual double-wide, sure, but this place?!
It seems like a miracle that Wyatt's is even standing. The building is a patchwork of shingles and plastic, the porch boards groan under your feet, and you can actually see into the building through the smoker. The actual miracle is that they can make full racks of perfectly crusted pork ribs taste this good.
Next time you're headed to a Falcons game, don't get pulled over for having tinted windows like Roddy White skip the five-deep line at the sports bar, and get a to-go order of the hottest, freshest wings you can get in a parking lot.
The owner isn't called "The Gyro Nazi" for nothing. He has an extremely short temper, and doesn't want to deal with stupid questions, (or people playing Flappy Birds on their phones while ordering). Keep it simple, order the lamb plate with everything, and don't loiter in front of the takeout window. Oh, you want more sauce? No souvlaki for you!
Sure, it says it's an ice cream parlor, but their "puerco queso" sandwich is a lunchtime-must if you're anywhere near Buford Highway... or are already at the adult movie theater, where Bellaggio's is posted up in the parking lot.
Delia's specializes in hand-spun shakes and chicken sausage sliders that're packed with more poultry-goodness than the colonel could have ever imagined, and are rapidly becoming a late-night mainstay among the weekend EAV bar crowd.
How do they manage to cram majestic barbecue ribs, a walk-up bar, and live blues into something the size of a school trailer? Go yourself and find out, but get there early, 'cause while the music's good, the 20-deep line outside before they open is a strictly meat-based phenomenon.


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Survivor pulled his wife to safety during an EF3 tornado in Oklahoma
Posted 8:27 AM, May 29, 2019, by Tribune Media Wire
EL RENO, Okla. - An El Reno man tells a harrowing and heroic tale of survival after Saturday night's EF3 tornado hit his trailer park.
"The rain was coming sideways real hard against our mobile home, the doors flew off the hinges - out of nowhere just blew off, then all of our windows busted in our whole trailer," said Preston Black
Black recounted the moments leading up to the storm hitting his mobile home with his parents, wife, and 6 children inside.
"All my children were grouped around me and I covered them up. The trailer turned upside down. We got in the air and it felt like we were just floating for a few seconds, and then everything just exploded... the trailer just flew apart," said Black.
Thousands still under threat as tornadoes, flooding slam Midwest and Plains
Preston Black said he fell back to earth, his face hitting the ground first.
"It felt like I was being buried alive... my legs were stuck, everything was pitch black, and everything was just on me it was heavy - I couldn't lift nothing off of me, I was trapped."
Preston says he later learned a washer/dryer, a refrigerator and two layers of walls were on top of him, but his focus was on his family.
"I love my wife, we have been married. This year will be 14 years and she is laying there unconscious... she was getting crushed and, ugh, and I rolled over next to her."
With severe pain in his chest and shoulders, Preston says he worked on pure adrenaline to lift the mountain of debris enough for his family to pull his wife to safety.
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"When I let go, everything just collapsed back on top of me," said Black.
Preston said other friends and family worked to get him free of the trailer.
"When I kinda came to I was in total shock and I looked around and our whole trailer is gone. Our home was disintegrated - there was nothing there but just pieces- all you can hear is just little kids screaming all over the place," said Black.
"My mom was standing there and I say 'where's my kids, where's my kids?' I was ready to go look for them and miraculously they were all standing there - scraped faces and bruises but that`s it," said Black
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In excruciating pain and becoming short of breath, Preston says his best friend lifted him into his car and drove him to an El Reno hospital. In the emergency room, doctors told him he had a collapsed lung, both shoulders were dislocated, he had a broken shoulder blade, four broken ribs, and a dislocated collar bone, but his focus remained.
"All I'm asking for is my kids and my wife, I didn't know where they were and that's a horrible feeling," said Black.
Preston was eventually transported to OU Medical in Oklahoma City. He was put in a room just 5 doors down from Lena, his wife, who was suffering from a fractured pelvis, a broken shoulder, a fractured collar bone, and nine broken ribs.
The next day, Preston saw his kids.
"I got up on my own two feet and I walked down the hallway and I went to see my wife. It was hard to see her like that. I told her we are going to make it through this. I'm not going to give up we are both going to walk out of this hospital," said Black.
Preston and his wife Lena are both still at OU Medical Center.
Black says he is very thankful for all the help from his Cheyenne Arapaho tribal friends along with the community of El Reno.
They have a GoFundMe page to help out and donate.
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Ири́на Ви́кторовна Тюха́й (), в замужестве Ваховская — российская легкоатлетка, специалистка по многоборьям. Выступала за сборную России по лёгкой атлетике в 1990-х годах, обладательница бронзовой медали чемпионата мира в помещении, победительница Кубка Европы в командном зачёте, чемпионка и призёрка первенств национального значения, участница летних Олимпийских игр в Атланте. Представляла Красноярский край и Чувашию. Мастер спорта России международного класса.

Биография
Ирина Тюхай родилась 14 января 1967 года в городе Боготоле Красноярского края.

Начала заниматься лёгкой атлетикой в 1981 году, проходила подготовку в Красноярске в местной Спортивной школе олимпийского резерва под руководством тренера В. К. Слушкина. Выступала за Профсоюзы и Российскую армию.

Впервые заявила о себе на взрослом уровне в сезоне 1992 года, выиграв серебряные медали в пятиборье на зимнем чемпионате России в Волгограде и на чемпионате СНГ по многоборьям в Санкт-Петербурге.

В 1993 году в той же дисциплине одержала победу на зимнем чемпионате России в Санкт-Петербурге. Попав в основной состав российской национальной сборной, выступила на чемпионате мира в помещении в Торонто, где с результатом 4619 стала четвёртой.

На чемпионате России 1994 года в Волгограде стала серебряной призёркой в семиборье. Успешно выступила на Кубке Европы в Лионе, где заняла шестое место в личном зачёте и помогла своим соотечественницам выиграть женский командный зачёт. На последовавшем чемпионате Европы в Хельсинки закрыла десятку сильнейших.

В 1995 году на зимнем чемпионате России в Челябинске была второй в пятиборье, тогда как на чемпионате мира в помещении в Барселоне завоевала бронзовую награду. В семиборье победила на чемпионате России в Москве, взяла бронзу на Универсиаде в Фукуоке, заняла 15-е место на чемпионате мира в Гётеборге.

На чемпионате России 1996 года в Санкт-Петербурге выиграла бронзовую медаль в семиборье. Благодаря череде удачных выступлений удостоилась права защищать честь страны на летних Олимпийских играх в Атланте — набрала здесь 5903 очков, расположившись в итоговом протоколе соревнований на 19-й строке.

В 1999 году стала бронзовой призёркой на зимнем чемпионате России в Челябинске, одержала победу на летнем чемпионате России в Туле. Принимала участие в Кубке Европы в Праге, где заняла девятое место в личном зачёте и вместе с российской сборной выиграла командный зачёт.

В 2000 году стала серебряной призёркой на зимнем чемпионате России в Челябинске, в то время как на летнем чемпионате России в Туле добавила в послужной список бронзовую награду, выигранную со сборной Чувашии в эстафете 4 × 100 метров.

За выдающиеся спортивные результаты удостоена почётного звания «Мастер спорта России международного класса».

Окончила лечебный факультет Красноярского государственного медицинского института (1993). Впоследствии работала по специальности врачом и тренером.

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Многоборцы России
Легкоатлеты на летних Олимпийских играх 1996 года
Чемпионы России по лёгкой атлетике
Мастера спорта России международного класса по лёгкой атлетике
Спортсмены Красноярска
Спортсмены Чувашии
Выпускники Красноярского медицинского университета

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Kernicterus is a form of brain damage caused by a build-up of bilirubin, the substance left over when red blood cells die, in your bloodstream. Bilirubin causes your skin to develop a yellow tint, and it may lead to the development of jaundice. Jaundice is usually harmless. However, if the bilirubin levels in your bloodstream reach very high levels, it may enter the brain, causing brain damage.
Kernicterus is easily avoidable. If your baby shows signs of jaundice, you should visit your doctor immediately for treatment. With competent medical care, your child's condition will improve, and there will be no risk of developing kernicterus. Unfortunately, many doctors make medical errors which may lead to your baby developing kernicterus and acute kernicterus.
A doctor might not believe the bilirubin levels in a child's test results and order a second test.
A doctor might see the jaundice in a baby and assume it will go away on its own.
The doctor stops phototherapy, used to treat jaundice, causing kernicterus to develop or get worse.
A doctor uses indirect bilirubin in treatment which can cause the bilirubin in your child's blood to be displaced and enter the brain tissue.
The doctor does not compare the bilirubin to hour specific norms.
If you live in New Jersey or Pennsylvania and believe your child developed kernicterus due to a medical error, please contact the New Jersey medical malpractice attorneys at Weiss & Paarz, P.C. today to schedule a confidential consultation.


Born in Austin, Texas and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Tom Ford is among the most highly respected and successful designers today. The winner of numerous design awards, his rise in fashion began in 1994 when he became creative director of Gucci. His innovative and provocative designs set the tone for an entirely new direction in the world of luxury goods. In April 2005, one year after leaving Gucci Group, he announced the creation of the TOM FORD brand with the eyewear collection launching in 2006. Tom's potent vision of modern glamour with exquisitely constructed and beautifully finished suiting, daywear, eveningwear and eyewear allow men and women of all ages to amplify their individuality and present their most glamorous selves to the world.


The Cal women's golf team finished tied for fourth (+5) in arguably its best performance of the spring season, with Stanford winning the tournament (-16).
A strong start to the second half of the 2015-16 season was the goal for the Cal women's golf team heading into the Peg Barnard Invitational. The Bears reached their goal, finishing third out of 13 teams at the Stanford Golf Course, in Palo Alto, California, on Saturday and Sunday.


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Styled for Murder
Series: The Bad Hair Day Mysteries	, 17
Release Date: Nov. 16, 2021
Available Formats: eBook and Paperback
Digital: 978-1-952886-21-8
Paperback: 978-1-952886-22-5
Hairstylist Marla Vail flushes out a killer when murder disrupts her mother's home renovation plans in this stylish cozy mystery.
When hairstylist and savvy sleuth, Marla Vail, gets a frantic call from her mother that there's a dead body in her shower, Marla realizes this wasn't part of the home renovation plans. The victim turns out to be the project manager, who had an untrustworthy reputation in town. Disgruntled customers, unpaid suppliers, and the design company's staff are among the suspects. Which one of them wanted the foreman to pipe down about their shady dealings?
Meanwhile, the lead investigator sets his sights on Marla's stepfather, Reed, who's keeping secrets from his family. Reed has a past connection to the victim and won't come clean about what he knows. As Marla drills deeper, she's showered with suspicions, but nobody's willing to leak any information. She needs to hammer down the prospects, or time will drain away and the murderer will strike again.
To flush out the culprit, Marla taps into her pipeline of resources. Can she assemble the clues and demolish the alibis to nail a killer? Or has someone designed the perfect murder? Recipes Included!
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"It's a pleasure to see a sleuthing story evolve where the protagonist is just as vested in her business, family, and community interactions as she is in her investigation. Cohen's ability to bring these disparate facets to life in a story that moves between personal concerns and social and community change, weaving the "perfect murder" scenario into these interplays, makes Styled for Murder an intriguing read. This makes for a cozy mystery powered by Marla's special blend of savvy and perceptions as a home remodel project goes seriously awry." Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
"A charmingly funny whodunit unfolds when hairstylist and savvy sleuth Marla Vail gets a frantic call from her mother saying she found a dead body in her bathroom during a remodel. The victim turns out to be the project manager, who had a reputation for shady dealings. When Marla's stepfather, Reed, becomes a suspect, Marla digs deeper for clues. Now, she'll have to put all the pieces together to nail down the truth!" Woman's World Magazine
"Nancy Cohen weaves a magnificent mystery with hints and clues interspersed throughout for the reader to find. The suspects are varied and unique, each with a motive of their own. With a murderer tying up loose ends, can anyone be safe until the truth comes to light? The reader will get close to the edge of their seat riveted by the story and eager to solve the mystery and keep Marla from harm. A fun and fascinating mystery." Cara Cieslak, InD'Tale Magazine
"Unlike other amateur sleuths, Marla has an inside track with the local police department—she's married to a respected police detective, who values her uncanny ability to flesh out clues the authorities often miss. This time, however, the crime took place outside of Dalton's jurisdiction, and the lead investigator isn't particularly good at sharing information. Marla doesn't let a little thing like that deter her and she starts her own investigation. "Styled for Murder" is the seventeenth in Nancy J. Cohen's Bad Hair Day mystery series. It's a well-plotted cozy with likeable characters and a surprise ending fans will love! I did." Susan Santangelo, Suspense Magazine
"Marla's complicated relationships with her family continue to be fascinating and relatable. Everyone's lives would be easier if they would just talk openly about their feelings and fears, but few are willing to open up and be that vulnerable. The discoveries that Marla makes will impact the future of her and her family, and readers will be happy to go along for the ride in this always entertaining, vibrant mystery series." Cynthia Chow, Kings River Life Magazine
"A fun read full of surprise twists, family moments, and an ending to warm your heart. Sure to delight cozy fans." Jessica Robbins, Books A Plenty Book Reviews
"Although it seems like there is a lot going on, Nancy J. Cohen does a wonderful job of bringing all these plotlines together for a satisfactory ending. This was another entertaining and enjoyable story that I recommend to those who enjoy a well plotted and written cozy mystery." Carla Johnson-Hicks, Carla Loves to Read
"The pace is steady and the characters interesting. There are multiple suspects aside from Reed and no simple explanation fits the crime. It's not easy to guess at the killer and that kept me engaged. If you're a fan of this series, you will be surprised at Marla's ingenuity in fitting in baby, work, and sleuthing. New to this series? You can enjoy this book without having read the earlier books, though I always recommend you start at the beginning of a series. Regardless, if you enjoy cozy mystery, I'm sure you will like this one. Don't forget the recipes!" Christa Nardi, Christa Reads and Writes
"Ms. Cohen finds a nice balance herself in Styled for Murder. She blends the daily life of her characters with a challenging mystery to solve. I did like that there was a plethora of suspects and the way Marla worked her way through them. She wasn't able to figure things out though before more deaths occurred. Those deaths depleted her suspect list but WOW! that final twist was absolutely killer. The guilty party was a total surprise." Lori Caswell, Escape With Dollycas Into a Good Book
"Styled For Murder was a fun romp through the pitfalls of home renovation. Of course, most of us will never find a dead body in our bathroom, delays, shoddy work, and difficult people is the norm. I had a lot of smiles and chuckles as I investigated the death and there were plenty of culprits that could fit the bill." Sherry J. Fundin, Fundinmental
"Hair salon owner and stylist Marla Vail's mother and step-dad have the worst luck. Their bathroom remodel came with a dead guy and a necktie in the partially finished shower. An actress, a scholarship pageant, and a festival provide more twists and turns than an updo, keeping sleuth Marla Vail on her toes. Styled for Murder is a wonderful addition to Cohen's Bad Hair Day Mystery Series." Muddy Rose Reviews
"Everyone's favorite sleuthing hair stylist is back on the case in Styled for Murder. Fans of the series will love how Marla once again dives in to show the police how to solve a murder. She's got plenty of suspects this time, too. Is the killer the owner of a seemingly unscrupulous home renovation business, one of their disgruntled subcontractors, or even her new father-in-law? An entertaining read with enough clues and red herrings to keep mystery fans happily flipping pages." Terry Ambrose, Mysteries with Character
"This is the 17th book in the Bad Hair Day Mysteries and they keep getting better. It's a fast-paced mystery that I found totally captivating. There were so many culprits to choose from. I picked two and neither one was the guilty party. I didn't put it altogether until near the end when Marla figured it out. I've read this series from early on, so it's a total joy to watch Marla go from a single woman to a wife and now a mother. I feel as if she's an old friend… A fun, light-hearted mystery set in Florida is a fun escape from reality. I enjoyed every minute of it." Yvonne Hering, Socrates Book Reviews
"Marla's change in circumstances from earlier stories, now a mother, with responsibilities pulling her in different directions adds a new element to the series." June Price, Sunhusky's Daisy Reads 2
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On Tuesday 25 March SCI's Process Engineering Group hosted the evening lecture titled 'Produced Water Treatment' by Dr Brent Knox-Holmes from Cameron Ltd.
The presentation focused on the processing of the aqueous stream coming out of a typical three-phase separator in an oil and gas primary treatment unit.
Dr Knox-Holmes explained the different processes by analysing the different variables of the Stokes equation. He also presented the basic design considerations for CPI, flotation unit, hydrocyclones, agglomeration, etc and its relation with each of the variables within the Stokes equation.
Dr Knox-Holmes also showed some schematics of the equipment he has designed in his career and its operation.
The meeting then focussed on shared experiences, with a wine mixer where people met each other.


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Darwin Deason is one of the most internationally reputed American business tycoon & a political donor. At present, he acts as the Founder of Xerox Business Services, LLC. In the past, Deason has been the CEO of Affiliated Computer Services from 1988 till 1999. He has also been the chairman of Precept Investors. Deason donated $250,000 for Rick Perry's presidential candidacy in 2012 and $5 million in the support of Perry's presidential candidacy for 2016.
Darwin Deason was born in the year 1940 in Arkansas. He had a struggling childhood as a farm boy and he left his small town post high school.
After he left Arkansas with just 50 USD & a Pontiac 1949, Deason reached Tulsa, Oklahoma, which was the big city with bright lights for the teen small-town farm boy. In Tulsa, he joined Gulf Oil. Later on, he left Gulf Oil for MTech, a data-processing firm in Dallas.
The very ambitious and hard working Darwin became the CEO of MTech at the mere age of 29. However, he sold the company in the year 1988. After a while, he founded Affiliated Computer Services that year only. ACS handled computer & other business processing services for eminent clients such as E-ZPass.
It became one among the first companies ever to outsource the official work abroad, outside the US. In 1994, the firm went public. Deason took retirement from the post of ACS CEO in the year 1999 but he went on holding the post of chairperson.
In the year 2007, Mr. Deason tried to purchase control of Affiliated Computer Services with the assistance of Cerberus Capital Management. However, the deal turned out to be a futile attempt. A couple of years after, Deason negotiated a contract to sell Affiliated Computer Services to Xerox. Although he initially had some issues with shareholders yet the sale successfully went through the next year. ACS was sold to Xerox Business Services for 6.4 billion USD.
Deason landed up on a successful career before he reached to his 30s. However, if one is looking to know the most important highlight of his career, it's surely his stature as the CEO of MTech.
Deason has achieved a remarkably successful career. He is recognized as one of the top billionaires (#1250) by Forbes.
Darwin Deason has been married 5 times. His 5th wife, Katerina, is 27 years younger to him. These days, the couple spends their time across San Diego, Dallas & their marvelous 205-ft yacht "Apogee" Deason is the father of 3 children.
Though Deason was born as a farm boy in a small town of Arkansas yet he always had this dream in him to make it big in the world. As a teen, he didn't even have a dollar to indulge in movies but he chose not to bow down to adversity – and strode with confidence towards a phenomenal future. Deason's rise from a humble background to Apogee will serve as a great inspiration for all the struggling entrepreneurs around.


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John Perry is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Riverside, and Professor Emeritus at Stanford University. His books and articles deal with personal identity, the philosophy of language, consciousness, and other philosophical topics. He has received a Nicod Prize, a Humboldt Award, and a Guggenheim Fellowship and is a member of the American Academyof Arts and Sciences and the Norwegian Academy of Arts and Sciences. He is cohost, with Ken Taylor, of the radio program Philosophy Talk (see www.philosophytalk.org). His Web site is www.csli.stanford.edu/~John/.


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New coronavirus cases increased in 4.3% in New York in the latest week ending Saturday as the state added 76,437 cases. The previous week had 73,306 new cases of the virus that causes COVID-19.
New York ranked No. 20 among the states where coronavirus was spreading the fastest on a per-person basis, a USA TODAY Network analysis of Johns Hopkins University data shows. In the latest week the United States added 1,327,043 reported cases of coronavirus, a decrease of -12.3% from the week before. Across the country, 6 states had more cases in the latest week than they did in the week before.
Within New York, the worst weekly outbreaks on a per-person basis were in Genesee, Oneida and Herkimer counties. Adding the most new cases overall were Suffolk County, with 8,268 cases; Kings County, with 8,135 cases; and Queens County, with 7,879. Weekly case counts rose in 44 counties from the previous week. The worst increases from the prior week's pace were in Nassau, Kings and Suffolk counties.
The share of New York test results that came back positive was 5.5% in the latest week, compared with 5.4% in the week before, a USA TODAY Network analysis of COVID Tracking Project data shows. In the latest week, 1,377,288 tests were administered; a week earlier, that figure was 1,363,862. Experts say it is important to look at the share of tests that come back positive, not just case counts, to get a better idea of whether the rate of new infections is changing or if differences in testing are playing a role.
Across New York, cases fell in 18 counties, with the best declines in Monroe, Orange and Onondaga counties.
In New York, 968 people were reported dead of COVID-19 in the week ending Saturday. In the week before that, 814 people were reported dead.
A total of 914,522 people in New York have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began, and 37,286 people have died from the disease, Johns Hopkins University data shows. In the United States 18,982,634 people have tested positive and 331,909 people have died.


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Studios are bringing their big theatrical releases to VOD services.
With most theaters across the globe shutting down, the major Hollywood studios are looking at different approaches for releasing current or upcoming films. Some titles have been moved out to later dates, such as the James Bond film No Time to Die, and Fast 9. But many studios are moving to digital rentals for films currently in theaters or with closer release dates. We've gathered a list of the films that are changing their release plans, which you can read below. We'll continue to update the list in the coming days and weeks.
Frozen 2 – Currently Available
While Frozen 2 just hit Blu-Ray and DVD a few weeks ago, Disney moved up its Disney+ premiere last week, and the film is now available for subscribers.
Onward – Currently Available
In what may be the quickest turnaround of all, Disney announced that the latest Pixar film would be available for VOD rental as of 5pm ET on March 20th. Disney also announced that the film would premiere on Disney+ on April 3rd.
The Hunt – Currently Available
Universal was the first studio to move their films over to VOD rentals with The Hunt being one of a handful of releases announced as being available for a 48 hour VOD rental.
The Invisible Man – Currently Available
The modern take on the classic Universal Monster Movie is one of the first films announced as going to a 48 hour VOD rental.
Emma. – Currently Available
The Jane Austen adaptation is another one of Universal's titles to move swiftly to 48 hour VOD rental.
Birds of Prey – March 24th
Birds of Prey will be available for Digital Purchase on March 24th and for VOD rental on April 7th, cutting short its theatrical run window for now. The move was spear headed by director Cathy Yang, but it's unclear if WB made the movie because of her suggestions or because Universal began moving their films to VOD first.
Just Mercy – March 24th
The Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Fox legal drama is currently available for purchase digitally and will be available for VOD as of March 24th.
The Gentleman – March 24th
Director Guy Ritchie's latest flick will be available for digital purchase as of March 24th, a significant move forward on the film's planned home video release.
The Way Back – March 24th
Warner Brothers just announced on 3/20 that the Ben Affleck film would be releasing digitally on March 24th, just three weeks after its theatrical release. Whether it will be a full digital release or just a digital rental isn't exactly clear as of now.
Bloodshot – March 24th
The Vin Diesel Comic Book Adaptation is being released digitally March 24th by Sony.
I Still Believe – March 27th
The faith-based drama is moving to VOD rental starting March 27th.
Sonic The Hedgehog – March 30th
The family friendly video game adaptation is moving up its digital release to March 31st, with a Blu-Ray and DVD release set for May 19th.
Trolls World Tour – April 10th
The upcoming animated sequel will see a VOD rental release, which will likely run about $20 for a 48 hour rental. The film will still hit theaters that are open and will be in theaters for its theatrical run window should movie theaters open back up in regions they are currently closed.
Black Widow – TBA
Marvel and Disney pulled the latest entry in the MCU from the release schedule and as of now there are rumors of the film potentially going to Disney+, but the release of the film and the MCU's overall release schedule is currently in flux.
Mulan – TBA
Another major title from Disney pulled as of now from the release schedule. But as of now there are no rumors or details known for when or where the film may be released. Disney hoped the film would rake in some serious cash in the Asian film markets, and given the closure of theaters throughout Asia, there's no telling when the film may now be released.
Lovebirds – TBA
Paramount's upcoming Rom-Com starring Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae is moving to Netflix, with the two companies working out a deal and a streaming release date. The film was originally set for release on April 3rd, but it's unclear if Netflix and Paramount will instead use that as the streaming premiere date.
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Join the American Staffing Association and corporate partner Inavero for the next ASA State of the Industry webinar. It's part of a new quarterly series especially for staffing, recruiting, and workforce solutions companies. Session three of this quarterly data, research, and legislative update takes place Tuesday, Dec. 2, 3–4 p.m. Eastern time. Space is limited, and the previous webinars in this series reached capacity—so register today.
Eric Gregg, chief executive officer of ASA corporate partner Inavero, will look at recent industry research, business trends, and prevailing legislative issues. Register today for the ASA State of the Industry webinar. It's free and qualifies for 1.0 active hour of continuing education toward ASA certification renewal.