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English Case Study
Although fathers constitute a minority of one parent families, over half a million men are rearing their children alone. There has been a steady increase of single fathers in the last decade; many believe this is due to marital instability. Unlike the past, when mothers were automatically granted custody, there is now genuine concern as to who is the better parent suited to care for the children.
In Toddy's case, his then wife decided she no longer wished to play the mother and wife role, but lusted after the life of a single, carefree, woman in her twenties.
She chose a path of drugs, alcohol, and sex, leaving behind her former life and her hillier. History shows us that the father usually assumed the role of a single parent only when there was maternal mortality, today father's Like Todd, are doing It open- heartedly, and putting their lives on the back burners for the physical and emotional needs of their children. Consequently, when a father attempts to raise his children alone, he must do so without clear guidelines, roadman or role clarity.
There are no "Daddy and Me" classes no "What to Expect When You Suddenly Take Over Daddy & Mommy" books.
When in a "normal" family, it is expected that the mother is to reform expressive functions and take on the emotional role, while the father is expected to perform the Instrumental responsibility of providing for the family. Fathers who function alone in today's society are forced to make a psychological U- turn and become bread winner, nurturer, disciplinarian, chef, and housekeeper. In the Harris family, Todd performs both roles Independently Just as well as both of my parents did together.
He has worked a physically demanding, third shift Job for the last 14 years. This is not due to lack of education, or desire to follow his dreams.
This is the only way he can support his children on his own. He suffers through the life of a third shift worker so he may be there to get his children on the bus in the morning, and to do homework and check the closet for monsters in the evening. He feels the best gift he could ever give his children was his time, his love and his encouragement. Men are historically notorious for not being physically affectionate.
Sometimes due to lack of affection from their fathers or they just can't express themselves in that way, even though children receive much of their confidence In how parents show affection. A physically affectionate father can promote better self- esteem and confidence.
With their mother absent from the home, Todd assumed the responsibility of caring for the physical and emotional needs of both the children. When en took over ten solo act AT Ralston Nils c Rene, 000 was a natural. He was raised by only his father for much of his life; hence he had the ideals for single fatherhood embedded into his soul.
Fathers are more likely than mothers to encourage children to explore the outer levels of their competence and withstand frustration. They do more direct training and cognitive stimulation, their play has a coaching emphasis, and they tend toward puzzles, word games, and learning toys.
As hillier get older, one area where fathers frequently concentrate is in helping their offspring navigate through specific life crises, for instance those surrounding puberty. An anxiety that many men face who are raising daughters, is talking with them about menstruation and sexual topics.
How do they talk to them, how can a father be a sympathetic as a mother to these sensitive topics? Not knowing enough about the subject himself, Todd researched and studied about the female reproductive system to educate himself before teaching his daughter. Not able to even purchase tampons at one point in time, he spoke with her about menses, production and sensitive female issues. His daughter later expressed her amazement that her father went to such lengths to teach her what her mother could not.
He has found it extremely difficult to find help from anyone outside of his family. The social services of most communities, state and county, are run mostly by women. With this comes an attitude to help those like themselves: single mothers. So, when a woman walks into an agency, she is determined Just by mere fact of having children and being at the agency doors, she is in need, and shall receive some assistance. For men, it is drastically different.
Men have a natural compulsion to not reach out for help from anyone but their family.
Most men have been raised to take care of things, to make the money for the family, to handle whatever comes their way, while still being the strong shoulder to lean or cry on. When a man walks into an agency for assistance, he is immediately assaulted with looks which ask, "What are you doing here? " Many fathers have reported a negative attitude in state and community agencies, in school functions, and within the neighborhood in which they live. Fathers find women are quite open to watching another single mother's children, but will shun the single father.
Single fathers need the same help single mothers need, but often do not receive it.
When Todd was newly divorced, he was forced to take over providing everything the children required to thrive in day to day life. With no help from his ex, he had no choice but to file paperwork for child support. He has told me that every time he walks into the domestic relations office, he is pelted with nasty glances, "here comes another dead beat dad" attitudes, and plain rudeness until they mind out he is the one receiving support.
Saying, poor me, "I'm Just a single dad" is what most men in his situation would have done; instead Todd focuses his time and energy into molding his children into confident, well rounded adolescents. He told me once "l don't try to be a mom, I don't see myself as Just a single father.
Dads are different, and my children love it. We play in mud puddles, let the laundry pile up and go fishing instead and eat pancakes for dinner. Even though their mother isn't here, I love them as much, and raise them Just as well as two parents put together. "
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Q: Adding doubles in x86_64 assembly problems Hello I am trying to learn assembly and learn how to work with floating point numbers in x86_64. From what I understand arguments are passed in xmm0, xmm1, xmm2, and so on, and the result is returned in xmm0. So I am trying to make a simple assembly function that adds to double together. Here is the function
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.global floatadd
.type floatadd,@function

floatadd:
    addsd %xmm1,%xmm0
    ret

And here is the C code I am using as well.
#include<stdio.h>

int main(){
    double a = 1.5;
    double b = 1.2;
    double c = floatadd(a,b);
    printf("result = %f\n",c);
}

I have been trying to following what is happening in gdb. When I set a breakpoint in my function I can see xmm0 has 1.5 and xmm1 has 1.2 and when they are added together they 2.7. In gdb print $xmm0 gives v2_double = {2.7000000000000002, 0} However when my function returns from main and calls
cvtsi2sd %eax,%xmm0

Print $xmm0 becomes v2_double = {2, 0}. I am not sure why gcc calls that or why it is uses the 32bit register instead of the 64bit register. I have tried using the modifier %lf, and %f and both of them do the same thing.
What is happening?

A: The problem is that you failed to declare floatadd before calling it.  So the compiler assumes it returns an int in %eax and converts that int to a double.  Add the declaration:
double floatadd(double, double);

before main.
Using -Wall or whatever equivalent your compiler uses to enable warnings would probably have told you about this problem...

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We have received a request for information about the Armour family in Kilmarnock.
Gordon Armour left Kilmarnock for Australia in 1962 - his father was called William. We don't have his mother's name.
Can anyone cast any light on the Armours ? Gordon's partner is trying to trace any living relatives as they are visiting in 2018-19 and she would love to surprise him !


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Serra Catholic High School was founded in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, on September 5th, 1961, within the Diocese of Pittsburgh, with an initial enrollment of 89 young men. Serra was named after Father Junipero Serra, O.F.M., Franciscan founder of 22 mission churches in California. The Franciscan Order of Friars Minor of the Province of the Immaculate Conception administered the school from 1961 through 2000, and the Franciscans Third Order Regular assumed leadership from 2000 through 2004. Serra served only young men until 1972, when the decision was made to merge Mon Yough Catholic High School with Serra to create a coeducational institution.
In 2007, Serra became a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation under the direction of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. At that time, we gained a dedicated Board of Directors whose wisdom and guidance will help ensure Serra's future for the next half century. In 2020, Serra continues to thrive with an enrollment of around 400 students who represent virtually every socioeconomic level.


The median home value in Princeton, IN is $84,100. This is lower than the county median home value of $94,800. The national median home value is $185,800. The average price of homes sold in Princeton, IN is $84,100. Approximately 55.93% of Princeton homes are owned, compared to 29.33% rented, while 14.74% are vacant. Princeton real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Princeton real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
This old charm 2 bedroom home has been extensively remodeled. The exterior has new siding, insulated glass windows and gutters. The interior has a beautiful new well equipped Kitchen with a new stainless steel double sided refrigerator, SS dishwasher and SS gas range. All welcome additions to make a great functioning kitchen. There is room for a dining table and chairs. The Bathroom has tiled floor, with new tile shower. All interior is freshly painted and hardwood floors have been refinished. The woodwork is stained and has not been painted. It has a spacious main bedroom with a large closet, with the smaller bedroom having 2 nice windows. The home design and window area allows ample natural light. The front entry foyer is a nice buffer to the outside when entering. The Living room fireplace is not operable but provides nice aesthetics for decorating. A new high efficiency gas furnace is in place. A concrete drive at the side of the home allows for off street parking, with room for a garage if you want to add it. The front porch has a concrete floor and is a great place to enjoy sitting in the outdoors. The back yard is shaded with nice edge trees. Make an appointment to come see this one.


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NationMaster
Tyler Cowen points to a tremendous resource, NationMaster. You'll find graphs, stats, maps, flags and all sorts of other information from around the globe.
For instance, consider the map of Kiribati to the left. You may not need it for the next 100 years, but it's an example of what's available.
As for Mr. Cowen, find him at the Marginal Revolution or the Volokh Conspiracy.
Couldn't make it
Although I did think about it and it would have been a pretty drive down along the Appalachians, I wasn't quite crazy enough to drive 600 miles to Dahlonega, GA to see the Acidman.
But I checked out his site, which is in the capable hands of guestbloggers. Velociman gives us a taste of old-time Southern justice (you thought it was just the blacks that got abused?). And Shell knows just what to say to the next jackass who says "let's register guns - we register cars, don't we?"
Meanwhile down at the world's largest outdoor cocktail party the Gators are winning. What's up with that?
Federal ban on Internet taxes ends today
Bloomberg's enemies list?
From Bob Novak here.
But this is scary
Endangered species? That's Darwin for you. But then I read about this.
A Vermont Boy's Halloween
The last responsible Democrat?
Miller's decision was prompted in part by his disgust with the Democratic presidential field. "It makes me ashamed. It's a disgrace for anyone to talk about - talk like that in a time of war," he told Fox News' Sean Hannity. "Using this war for political advantage can only give hope to our enemies. And when you do that, that's going to cost lives."
From Jonah Goldberg's column.
What will it take to wake the Dems up? Some Muslims blowing up a car in front of their headquarters?
No. IMO they'll just blame the Republicans.
Global warming is for real...
...on Pluto.
Eric Raymond is back
...right here. That's because he's finished with his book.
Despotic govt
Before I got to DC I'd heard various things about local govt. What annoyed me most was the automated speedtraps and cameras at intersections. It's not as if they don't have a right to enforce the law, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.
Then I got a couple of parking tickets. Whoops, I guess that sign said 2 hour parking until 8 PM, not AM. Jerks - that's nothing but a shakedown. It doesn't hurt the residents a bit. I wonder if the owners of the parking garages a couple of blocks away watch the area and call the parking Gestapo down on innocents like me?
Today Roger Simon posts about North Korea, and a commenter mentions the Chosun Journal. There you can read about literally millions of people who live for the day when the worst that happens to them is a parking ticket.
Did I tell you the meter maid was from North Korea? No?
Actually I haven't met that person, but it sounded like a good way to wind up this post.
For Halloween
Celebrate at Blogcritics. I'd keep an eye on the Possum too.
I realize I spend too much time at this or other PCs, but I still remember what "celebrate" means. That was a figure of speech, OK?...
From VodkaPundit.
Luskin v. "Atrios"
Glenn Reynolds hears that Donald Luskin is threatening to sue Atrios. If true, he pronounces it "just embarrassing".
Not being a law professor I'm sure there are things I don't appreciate here. Being a blogger I'd like to see the lawyers kept far away. So what's unique about this situation?
IMO it's that Atrios is free to hide behind his pseudonym to traffic in stories alleging that Donald Luskin is a stalker. (Spare me the "alternate meanings of stalker" rap - would it have been juicy enough to post if Atrios had meant anything but the worst sense of the word?)
The problem here as I see it is Atrios' pseudonym. He can spew insults forever without ruining his personal reputation. If he wears out his welcome he can come up with a new handle and get back into the game - too bad Joe McCarthy didn't think of that. (Wouldn't it be funny if he decided to use Armed Liberal's real name instead? After all, we already have a lefty blogging as "Roger Ailes".)
Luskin, OTOH, will show up in Google queries alongside "stalker" for a long time. If you want to question the way Luskin has handled this, be my guest - this post is about what should be done about people hiding behind pseudonyms while defaming others' reputations.
So what's a fitting punishment for Atrios? Out him. If he wants the freedom to behave as he does, let his personal reputation be accountable. If he's been publishing things he's ashamed to be associated with, too bad.
Either that, or let him do what Luskin requested. Or let Blogger take down his site.
In conclusion, if someone wants to blog under a pseudonym, fine - there are defensible reasons. But if you want to attack others' reputations, then you should be prepared to be outed, to prevent abuse of the pseudonym privilege. This isn't about free speech, it's about behaving like a decent human being.
Iraq strategy
John Cole points to an interesting NYTimes article on tribalism in Iraq and how the US might take advantage of it.
So they like WMD, eh?
Glenn Reynolds links to Strategy Page info that tells us that Al-Qaeda is setting up bases in the Sahara.
Interesting. I'm no expert on the Sahara, but I know it's vast and there's little to harm there. Just the place to drop a bunch of nuclear weapons...
Or maybe a biological weapon. How about the Sin Nombre virus?
Yeah, yeah, this is getting out of hand. But I'm having a hard time having any compassion for people who put bombs in ambulances so they can get closer to an International Red Cross facility. And there sure can't be much collateral damage.
The War for Muslim Outreach
or: What the Lt. General William Boykin furor is *really* about. By Diana West.
From Meryl Yourish:
So some people have been saying that I see anti-Semitism or an anti-Israel bias in every shadow. I exaggerate, they say. Calm down, they tell me. It's nowhere near as bad as you think.
Of course Meryl and I know that's not true - sometimes it's sexism instead. But hey, she caught the bastards *this* time...
These schmucks not only can't get the date right, but they completely change the tenor of the incident by stating that the it took place months before the Six-Day War. The Six-Day War began on June 5, 1967, and ended on June 10. Does UPI even use copy editors? Do they have fact-checkers? Did the idiot that passed this piece not notice that the lead says it occurred on June 8?
If you read blogs very long you're used to seeing documented examples of media incompetence such as what she's spotted here. She's a bit shrill so far, but she's not done yet...
Did David Duke ghostwrite this piece for UPI, or what?
It's not as if anti-Semitism doesn't exist. But there are far better examples than that, if it's an example at all. Let's not make a real, significant problem look as if it lies in the eyes of some, uh, "hypersensitive people".
Is that site good or evil?
Find out by using this. It determined that NWA was 71% good, so it couldn't be more than 29% off.
Stolen from Jonah Goldberg and The Corner.
The item below reminds me of a story I once read that I don't have time to find a link for right now. Anyway, some paparazzo got a picture of Ted Kennedy atop some bimbo du jour on a boat somewhere. Former Alabama Senator Howell Heflin then supposedly asked Kennedy if that meant he had changed his position on offshore drilling.
Pot-ential selling point
New research has shown that millions of years ago rich crops of marijuana grew wild in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. For millenia they grew and evolved, causing their THC deposits to grow ever more concentrated in the muck below. Over the years the waste slowly turned to oil. And nowadays it turns out that burning the oil from ANWR releases the THC in the smoke, and potheads are blissing out snorting car exhaust.
Yes, that's why indigenous people don't want us drilling up there. They don't want us running off with their stash. Why else do you suppose those Eskimos hung around up there all those years?
To my knowledge none of the above is true. But it might make a good news release before the next serious attempt to drill in the ANWR. Plant the story with Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson, let them jawbone about it, and then all the Democrats will have to support drilling in ANWR just to oppose them.
You do check out Forbes online regularly, right? Today there's a big article on the marijuana business, in which we learn that pot is Canada's most valuable agricultural product.
They must be caught up in the spirit of Halloween. Aren't you dying to know the 10 top-earning dead celebrities? Or the best cemeteries?
They even have a short review of a book I've been meaning to blog about called Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. It's a lot better than it probably sounds.
Household hazards
I've looked at most of these worst-case scenario survival books and to my knowledge none of them deal with certain humble household hazards. So as a public service I'll submit the following. Perhaps I should forward them to the authors of the aforementioned books for future inclusion.
I have yet to meet a woman who 1) I've heard complain about people leaving the toilet seat up AND 2) who had any chance of getting her own behind stuck or wet as a result. But I do know from experience that one can become stuck in the throne. And if this happens, you are fairly helpless because usually you have no leverage and there's nothing to grab. And although you'd probably prefer to deal with the situation yourself, if you want help you're probably not even able to unlock the door to let them in.
If said tragedy should ever occur and I'm not there to rescue you personally, kindly note that there could be a vacuum between you and the commode that will make it much harder to escape (that's why the seat is elevated on those little legs from the rim - it prevents a seal). Break the vacuum by any means necessary - with any luck you'll even make a cool sound. Without perfect timing, flushing the commode will only make things worse because it creates a vacuum as it does its business.
If you should ever find yourself fighting a fire in a commode as I have, said fire is probably because of petroleum distillates floating on top of the water. Pouring water onto the flames will not help. It might cause the throne to flush spontaneously, which under some circumstances might expose the flames to combustible sewer gases. Trust me, you don't want this.
Do not attempt to blow out the flames either. This can result in an intensification of the fire. And there will be severe thermal stresses between the water-cooled part below and the heated part above that can crack the glazing or worse.
The right thing to do is to take a big towel, soak it down with water (although a dry one might work), and smother the commode with it. A few moments later the fire will be out.
The picture to the left may amuse you or even bring back memories. But this really is a household hazard - if you think escaping a toilet is awkward when you're caught butt-first, imagine being a toddler going in headfirst. Small children actually die like this every year, and not just in commodes - a bucket will work.
Yes, I need an editor.
Healing Iraq
...is a newish blog about post-Saddam Iraq. Check it out here.
One black, white, and read all over
Thanks to Michelle Malkin for pointing us to this portrait of the NY Times Editorial Board. She also noted that all but one are white.
And guess which one isn't. Yep, the one for Education, Race and Culture. That's a good place for a token, just as in my experience HR departments are where the minorities are shuttled to help the numbers.
The Foreign Affairs guy is white. Hmm, aren't most of the people of the world "of color". Maybe this would be a good job for Condi Rice 5 years from now.
Ah, a white guy for Environmental and National Affairs. Race is a big issue, isn't it? And I hear there's such a thing as environmental racism. It seems like a nonwhite ought to be here too.
Law, Civil Rights and National Affairs? We'll give them half a point for a woman, but how can some honky understand Civil Rights? Doesn't Al Sharpton have something to say about this?
Alright, enough. Can we ask that the NY Times refrain from lecturing us on race issues and affirmative action until they have a few more minorities on their board?
Blowing smoke about civil liberties
I'm all for civil liberties, but then I read crap like this: "Sounds like Big Brother - '1984.' It's horrible," said Bernard Karmine, an attorney. "It's not necessary to give up your civil liberties to cut down on smog."
The threat in question is a technology for detecting pollution from cars between inspections. If a car that drives past is out of spec, the license is photographed and sent to the perp.
So assuming that we're serious about air pollution, what's wrong with this? Would it be OK if there were cops using it and writing the tickets instead? Or is there something wrong with identifying the individuals who are polluting out of proportion to their fuel consumption?
The fact is that some cars pollute far more than others, and identifying and correcting those will result in more improvements per dollar spent on abatement. And if there's any justice at all, it will catch a bunch of people who like to fuss about pollution from power plants and other corporate sources. (Whether it does or not, there will be plenty of hollering. Because a lot of those cars caught will be old cars. And who owns the old cars? Seniors and the less affluent. Uh oh, disparate impact - it has to be discrimination!)
I predict that this will go nowhere, because it won't catch the right people.
What the world needs now...
Dawn Olsen spotted this item about a bunch of 13 year old British schoolboys taking Viagra at school. The school has a no-drugs policy so the kids will be disciplined.
The Sun newspaper quoted a source at the school as saying: "By the time the afternoon lessons began, there was no hiding what they had done."
Paramedics took the six squirming boys to the nearby Royal Berkshire Hospital, where they were monitored until the effects wore off.
Maybe I'm sadistic, but I would have handcuffed them and had them sit through a geometry lesson. For the rest of their days whenever they got horny they'd think of pentagons or something.


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Prichard Colón is an American former professional boxer who fought 17 fights, won three by knockout and suffered only one loss. His career was cut short in 2015 after he fell into a coma following a fight. He remained in a persistent vegetative state for years but has made small gains.
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How tall is Prichard Colón? He stands tall at an approximate height of 6 feet or 183 cm and his weight is around 176 lbs or 80 kgs. Other than this, the American actor's other body measurements like his chest-waist-hip measures, dress size, biceps, etc are not available. Likewise, actor Long has dark brown eyes and hair of the same color.
He tried out for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London but lost in the third round.
He studied business administration while attending university in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
His net worth is estimated to be $3 million.
He is the son of Richard Colon, a retired serviceman, and his wife Nieves. He was born in Florida, but his family moved to Puerto Rico so he could represent the island in his fighting career.
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Prichard Colón made his professional debut on February 23, 2013. His first Fight was against Xavier La Salle at the Cosme Beitía Salamo Coliseum in Cataño, Puerto Rico.
Colón knocked out LaSalle in the first round. Colón distinguished himself for his restless schedule. He fought five times in 2013 and 7 times in 2014.
His most notable fight came on September 9, 2015 when he fought against Vivian Harris, a more experienced fighter. The fight was held at the Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto and ended with Colón knocking out Harris in the fourth round.
A TikTok video resurrected interest in the former boxer. Now, people want to know about Prichard's condition and whether he will ever recover.
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The swelling around his brain required a left hemisphere craniotomy, a removal of part of his skull, to allow the brain to expand and heal.
His mother, Nieves, is now his full-time caregiver. After a visit with a neurologist in September 2017, she was told she should not expect her son to improve beyond an unresponsive wakefulness state (UWS) – previously called the vegetative state.
Prichard Colón began physical occupational therapy, in 2018.
By the beginning of 2019, he could manage some shoulder work, grasp and release pegs, and follow commands.
His hands improved and he was able to stand with assistance within one month.
Prichard has since walked about the length of a football field with the help of therapists and some assistive devices.
He can also maintain his balance while sitting unsupported for more than five minutes.
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How to Create Content for Instagram Stories.
Social media is ever-evolving. There are constant updates, new apps, and platforms can be completely shadowed by something new overnight. We've seen it with the likes of Myspace, Bebo and more recently the popularity of Instagram Stories overtaking Snapchat. It's hard to predict what the next big thing is but what we can do is embrace these new apps with open arms, so we are always up to date with the latest play.
Instagram stories is an incredible way to connect with your audience. It gives them a direct line to you and can take the pressure off of having to create perfect content all the time. The fact that it's contained within the Instagram family means that it's easy for people to interact with as they're already there. This feature has become so popular that some people prefer to watch their stories than to scroll their feed now. That's a whole group of people you could be missing out on connecting with if you're not getting involved.
The best place to start when creating content is to figure out some themes. Themes can be anything from behind the scenes to a promo. You want to cover all the areas that you want to talk about, and that adds value to your audience. Around five different themes should be the sweet spot but don't forget you can always add to this and re-jig if some themes aren't performing so well.
One of the best ways to figure out what content you should create if by finding out what content you react to. Look at your favourite brands, what are they doing well? What stories are less successful? Tear them apart! Screenshot the good ones and make sure you are continually keeping up to date with what's happening in your industry. It's a good idea to have a brainstorm session and put together a massive list of all the types of posts you could make. Are they sequenced stories? Still images, videos, casual or more stylised? Now start piecing together the types of posts that will work with your themes. For example, a behind the scenes post may be a casual series of videos exploring a day in the life of one of your employees. If you want to feature some products these stories might feature some professional images with text. It's all about exploration and trial and error.
Now that you have a plethora of content ideas for Instagram Stories we're going to let you in on a secret. Routine is your best friend! That day in the life we were talking about earlier? Do it once a week. Once you figure out what your audience is responding to, make it into a weekly thing. You'll find that people will start tuning in and engaging with you a lot more. You can even include them in the decision-making process by asking them questions or utilising the poll feature to figure out exactly what kind of content they want to see. When you know you have set things in place for specific days, it cuts down the time you spend planning out content, and that's invaluable for your business.
For a lot of people, social media can be very overwhelming. "I just don't have time" is something we hear a lot. If you want your business to succeed online, then make time! Incorporating your Instagram Stories into your content calendar is an excellent way to make sure your content is relevant and ties in with your schedule, not the other way around. By planning out your stories with your other posts, you can make connections you might not have before. For example, you may have an event on one day, so you can schedule in some time for creating Instagram stories to support that. You might have a sale coming up; you can plan the kind of content you need to be making to promote that on Instagram stories. When you look at it this way the puzzle pieces come together quite, and you'll find your calendar filling up before your eyes.
Don't Forget that Personal Touch!
Instagram Stories is a beautiful platform for forming connections with your followers. It allows you to be more casual (if you choose to) than arguably any other platform. The stories you post only stay up for 24hrs and reside outside of your Instagram grid. This means you don't have to worry about curating them to fit within a larger group of images or videos. You have the freedom to create as you like and show a personal side to your business that people are craving. This is especially important with small businesses. People want to know who's packing their orders or hand pouring their candles and by showing them the ins and outs of your biz, you are offering them a new level of transparency. We've found our engagement rates have skyrocketed since showing our mugs regularly and we love the relationships we are forming with our audience because of it.
Those are our top tips for creating content for Instagram stories. Get out there and put them into practice. Have fun – it's an incredibly playful platform that allows you to be creative and explore heaps of different options. Just make sure you review your efforts to see what's working and how you can improve.


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Yoni Dray ((), born March 17, 1987) is an Israeli professional basketball player, He is a 1.78 m tall point guard.

Biography
Dray was born in Marseille, France. At age seven, he moved to Israel with his family and since has lived in Ashdod. Dray is a graduate of the youth department of Elitzur Ashdod.

Playing career
Dray started his career at Hapoel Be'eri in the third division. He played there for three seasons and led the team to qualify from the third division to the second division.

In the beginning of the 2009/10 season, he returned to Ashdod and signed with Maccabi Ashdod. At the end of the season he moved with the club to the first division in Israel. In 2010/11 season, he played in every game. Following the disappointment of his home team, he moved to second league team Hapoel Afula. At Hapoel Afula he became a leader. He played an average of 29.57 minutes, producing 8.3 points, 2.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists.

At the beginning of season 2012/13, he re-signed with Maccabi Ashdod.

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External links
 Eurobasket profile

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Living people
French men's basketball players
Israeli men's basketball players
Israeli Basketball Premier League players
Hapoel Afula players
Ironi Nahariya players
Israeli people of French-Jewish descent
Maccabi Ashdod B.C. players
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French emigrants to Israel

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UK health expert warns that Covid-19 is "probably the biggest hit to mental health since the second world war"
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According to Dr Adrian James, the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, that the Covid-19 pandemic and its consequences probably pose "the biggest hit to mental health since the second world war" and will result in around 10 million people needing new or additional mental health support.
"This is going to have a profound effect on mental health," James said. "It is probably the biggest hit to mental health since the second world war. It doesn't stop when the virus is under control and there are few people in hospital. You've got to fund the long-term consequences."
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The beautiful valley of Chopta lies in Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, situated at the distance of 450 Km from New Delhi. Resting in the lap of the Himalayas, the valley is commonly known as the mini Switzerland due to its magical snow covered mountains. It is the starting point for the travelers going to Tungnath and Chandrashila. The tranquil eye luring beauty is worth seeing, it is the perfect destination for those exploring heaven on earth.
Below are some important details for travelers.
Route: Chopta is located 450 Km from New Delhi. The one traveling to Chopta valley should start their journey from New Delhi.
Bus: People traveling from Bus should board from Kashmiri gate ISBT, New Delhi for Rishikesh or Haridwar. After reaching Rishikesh, they should relax in the hotel or Dharamshala and enjoy the mesmerizing view of Rishikesh. The Next day they can start their journey for Chopta either by bus or private accommodation to Rudraprayag. For those who are traveling on public transport need to board another bus going to Chopta via Chopta Pokhari Road.
Train: Those who are traveling via train can board any train going either Rishikesh or Haridwar. After reaching the destination, you can either choose to hold there for some time or continue your journey via bus or private car to Rudraprayag. It takes 4hrs 8 min to reach there via NH7. Chopta is 23Km Ahead to Rudraprayag, which can be covered within an hour via Chopta Pokhari Road.
The small town of Chopta lies in the Greater Himalayas surrounded by snow covered mountain peaks and thick dense forests. Chopta Valley is home to lush greenery and rare species of animals and birds which make which make the place an interesting one. If you are looking for Heaven on Earth, do plan a trip to Chopta Valley and experience the Heaven.
There are five shrines of Shiva, which are generally known as " Panch Kedar". The Tungnath temple is the highest among all situated at the height of 3860 meters. It is the divine pilgrimage of the Hindu religion and the most significant among Panch Kedars. Every year thousand of devotees pay a visit to Tung Nath Yatra. The stiff rocky trek of 3.5 kms joining the Chopta and Tungnath is exhausting and tiring.
The beautiful lake "Deori Tal" is pleasing to the eyes. It is located on the Ukhimath-Gopeshwar road, which can be reached via a 2km stiff track from Chopta. The mesmerizing and magical view of Deori- Tal is a wholesome experience in itself. It is one of the best tourist attraction of Chopta.
It is one of the most popular pilgrimages of Hindu and devotees of Shiva. It is strongly believed that Ukhimath is the residence of Lord Shiva during Winters, as Kedarnath is covered with heavy snow, the lord is temporarily shifted to Ukhimath.
The Chandrashila is the highest point of the peak near Tungnath. It is located at the height of 4000 meters and 1.5 Kms further from the Tungnath. It offers the eye luring view of great Himalayas all around. The picturesque landscape is worth viewing.
Besides historical and religious importance, Chopta Valley in Uttarakhand is a famous place among the trekkers. People of several faiths flock in large numbers on a holiday to Chopta Valley.


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How to get into the Ivy Leagues!
By Cody Sugarman - Jan 20, 2020
How to get into the Ivy Leagues?
It's 2020, and getting into an Ivy League is becoming increasingly competitive. Last year, over 300,000 students applied to the Ivy Leagues, and the average acceptance rate was under 9%. So the big question we all want answered is: How Do I Get into An Ivy League?
Step 1: Understand There Is No Magic Formula
The first thing to understand about the college admissions process is that admissions officers are real people. Just like you and me, they have biases and make mistakes! Fortunately, most college admissions teams use a 'panel-style' review process that factors in several perspectives.
Step 2: Stand Out in a Simple Way
There are thousands of candidates from good schools, with good grades, with good extra-curriculars. It might feel overwhelming to have to compete with this pool of applicants… but you have to keep one thing in mind: do they stand out in a simple way? In other words, is their application easy to remember. The key to increasing your chances of admissions at the Ivy leagues is doing something big. It's hard for an admissions officer to remember the 15 amazing and vastly different extacurrricular activities that you did after school… but it's easy remember those 1-2 incredible stand out things that you did!
Let's look at some examples:
Meet Karen:
Karen plays varsity soccer at her school… she works part-time volunteering at the local animal shelter… she's on the school debate team… she tutors students in Mathematics… she plays the saxophone in the school's marching band… she did Bioengineering camp at Harvard…
Ok - I'll admit… Karen sounds like kind of a superhuman. She's incredibly well-rounded, and would be probably be an excellent fit at any good school… BUT… it's quite difficult to remember all of the things she does…
Meet Martina:
Martina plays varsity soccer at her school… she loves programming… in her free time Martina built a WebApp to connect local students in the Bay Area and organize pick up soccer games…. she called it FootieMatch… eventually Martina started charging $5 for each FootieMatch game and donating that money to buy local disadvantaged students soccer cleats.
Ok – Martina is also a superb candidate. Although she might not participate in quite as many activities as Karen, she stands out in a simple way.
Step 3: Try and Give Yourself a Label
Let's look at the previous example of Karen and Martina. Try and put yourself in the shoes of a college admissions officer. You're reading hundreds of applications every day… when someone at the office asks you: "hey, did you read any really good applications today?", what are you probably going to say? "Oh yeah, there were a lot of strong applications, but there's one applicant who started this really cool program called FootieMatch! She built the whole thing herself, and used it to help raise money for a local charity!"
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NEW! 'Cabin in the Clouds' Romantic Mtn Studio!
Surprise your loved one with a revitalizing getaway to the San Bernardino Mountains at this vacation rental studio in Running Springs. Up to 4 guests can enjoy hiking, skiing, or dining out at nearby locations before retreating to this cozy studio to admire forest and mountain views from the private patio outside or to relax inside the comfortable interior.
After a long day exploring the San Bernardino Mountains and beyond, there's no better place to relax than this inviting studio nestled at the top of a hill!
Hardwood flooring meets your feet in the open floor plan, which combines the bedroom, living area, dining room and kitchen.
Cook up tasty meals in the well-equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Enjoy every bite with your travel companions at the high-top table for 4.
If it's warm outside, lounge on the private patio or have a picnic right outside your door! From here, you may even catch a glimpse of the distant mountain views.
When the stars begin to sparkle above, head back inside to sprawl out on the comfy sectional and turn a movie on the flat-screen TV with Firestick.
Once the movie credits start rolling, curl up in the plush queen bed to rest up for the next day's adventures.
From this ideally located studio, you'll be able to experience everything that the quaint mountain town of Running Springs, along with its neighbors Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead, have to offer!
Whenever you're not cooking at the unit, make your way to one of the great local restaurants, including Blondie's Grill and Bar, Toto's Mexican food, Neo's Pizza and Rocky's Sandwiches, all just around the corner.
Spend those sunny summer days going for nature hikes along beautiful forest trails through the San Bernardino Mountains. From Crab Creek Trail, to Little Green Valley Hike and more, hiking trails abound around this studio!
When winter rolls around, head straight for the mountains to shred fresh powder at Snow Valley Ski Resort, 15 minutes away! More seasonal fun awaits at SkyPark at Santa's Village, just 5 minutes from the property.
- Ideal Running Springs location - Easy access to winter resorts, hiking trails, restaurants, Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear!
Burnt Mill Lodge - walk to the lake and the Village!
Birchwood Lodge - 4 bedrooms plus a game room!
Lake Arrowhead Moose Lodge, a short walk the the Village and Private Beach.


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Joint Guidance on Data Matching to Facilitate WIOA Performance Reporting and Evaluation
SPPO response to Louisiana on Enrollment Data and Disclosure Avoidance
Letter to the Louisiana State Superintendent of Education answering questions relating to protecting student privacy in public reporting. The document addresses the U.S. Department of Education's practices and recommendations to States on how to protect privacy when publicly reporting enrollment data.
Protecting Student Privacy While Using Online Educational Services: Model Terms of Service
The Privacy Technical Assistance Center, working with the Department of Education's Family Policy Compliance office, has developed a checklist document that provides a framework for evaluating online educational tools' Terms of Service Agreements. This document is intended to assist users in understanding how a given online service or app will collect, use and/or transmit user information so that they can then decide whether or not to sign up.
The document is divided into several sections:
Letter to Caufield in response to a potential conflict with FERPA and PECBA
Letter in response to a potential conflict between the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 20 U.S.C. § 1232g, and the Oregon Public Employee Collective Bargaining Act (PECBA), a State law that addresses labor practices in Oregon.
Responsibilities of Third-Party Service Providers under FERPA
This document was developed by PTAC to assist online educational services providers, vendors, and contractors in understanding the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Similar guidance, Protecting Student Privacy While Using Online Educational Services, is intended for school audiences; this guidance presents the same material, but in a format geared toward third-party service providers.
Guidance for Reasonable Methods and Written Agreements
This document provides guidance for schools, school districts, postsecondary institutions, and State educational authorities (such as State educational agencies) that may disclose personally identifiable information from education records. The document provides these entities with information about requirements and best practices for data disclosures under the studies exception and the audit or evaluation exception, as specified in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
written agreement agreements
Letter to Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring Regarding Public Release of Executive Summary provided to University of Virginia Board of Visitors
Letter to the Commonwealth of Virginia's Attorney General Mark Herring providing guidance and technical assistance regarding the applicability of FERPA to the potential public release of an executive summary of a report provided to the University of Virginia's Board of Visitors.
Identity Authentication Best Practices
This brief offers best practice recommendations for developing and implementing effective authentication processes to help ensure that only appropriate individuals and entities have access to education records. General suggestions provided in the brief are applicable to all modes of data access, be it in person, over the phone, by mail, or electronically.
Cloud Computing FAQ
This document is designed to assist educational agencies and institutions that are considering using cloud computing solutions for education data. It contains responses to frequently asked questions about meeting necessary data privacy and data security requirements, including compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, to ensure proper protection of education records.


BREAKING NEWS: There is a FLR rate available this week for the Disney Fantasy! This is not a drill, there is a Florida Resident Rate available for a cruise on the Disney Fantasy. Sorry, it has been a long time since DCL offer a FLR rate. Additionally, special offers for U.S. Military Personnel continue to grow this week with two more cruises added. It should be noted, all of theses sailings are Halloween on the High Seas cruises. These rates are available to book today through Sunday, September 6, 2015, while inventory lasts.
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Bloggers don't always take the liner path. You may pitch via email but bloggers respond on Twitter, LinkedIn or another social channel but often not email. For this reason and to build a relationship before making the "ask," I try to connect with bloggers and other influencers when I start work in their niche, by following them on Twitter, posting meaningful comments on their blogs or connecting on LinkedIn.
Bloggers are positive and passionate about their topic. Not that I haven't met pumped traditional journalists but let's face it, most reporters are assigned a beat or role but bloggers usually create their niche and embrace it.
Bloggers like fun and rise to the occasion when given the opportunity to engage with a new curve. In pitching a book, I offered one copy to the blogger and one as a giveaway to their readers by whatever route they chose. One launched a contest to draw a winner from readers who tweeted the book's hashtag. When offered a sample of a pet food not yet available in her state, a pet blogger offered to spark interest by running a contest instead. Traditional reporters can be fun but their creativity is often restricted by the medium, as well as their publisher and other watchdogs.
Bloggers do recurring coverage within a short time span. After reviewing a pet food, one blogger referenced the food in later posts on travels with her dog. Bloggers embraced my book pitch by running preview posts or contest follow-ups with additional excerpts and references.
On the flip side, as bloggers own their time and often blog as a sideline. They may feel less pressure to quickly turnaround a post, if at all. Although reporters do drop stories, you generally sense an article will run once a reporter has clocked significant time and seems content with the way it's evolving.
I still have a high regard and good rapport with traditional journalists but find these subtleties inviting.
I'm still learning about social media and how to best work with bloggers and other influencers but this is what I've found so far. Are my experiences unique or "one offs"? Did I miss any other key differences? Please tell me.


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Supporting charities this Christmas
Did you know that our selection of Christmas cards support a range of charities? A donation from the proceeds of our card sales go to some very deserving organisations across the UK. This year we're supporting the National Animal Welfare Trust centre in Hayle, Cornwall, The Prince's Trust, The Clydesdale Horse Society and The Shire Horse Society.
National Animal Welfare Trust
NAWT is a national charity, with centres all over the UK, taking in animals that are in need of a new home and matching them with their new owners who are looking for a companion.
We're proud to be supporting the Cornish Centre with this year's Christmas card campaign, helping cats and dogs in need find their forever home in Cornwall.
It's a charity that's very close to our heart - with our very own office companion Rocky coming from their rescue centre a few years ago. We were lucky to be invited along to the centre by their team. It was great to spend some time with Kat, their Fundraising and Supporter Relations Officer, meet some of their gorgeous residents and find out more about the important work that they do. You can find out more about our visit here.
You can also learn more about the charity and the fantastic work they do over on their website.
The Prince's Trust has a very special place in the history of Whistlefish, as it was a grant from this charity that kickstarted the business nearly 25 years ago, and we've gone from strength to strength since then.
The Trust has helped over 86,000 young people to start their own business – with its Enterprise programme for 18 to 30-year-olds living in the UK to help turn big ideas into a reality. This is exactly the programme that our founder Lyn Thompson used to help turn Whistlefish into a reality nearly 25 years ago, so it's great to see the positive impact of the charity in action.
The charity also provide practical and financial support, developing workplace skills such as confidence and motivation. They work with 11 to 30-year-olds who have struggled at school, have been in care, are long-term unemployed or have been in trouble with the law. They have helped more than 870,000 young people since 1976 and support 100 more each working day. More than three in four young people The Trust helped last year moved into work, education or training.
There is a wealth of information available about the Trust, how to access the help you may need and all the good work that they do on The Prince's Trust website. Click here to explore this wonderful charity in more detail.
The Clydesdale Horse Society
Formally launched in June 1877, the aim of the society is to maintain the purity of the breed and promote the Clydesdale Horse. The popularity of the breed has continued to grow over the last few years, but the breed is still very much at risk - with only around 250 foals being recorded in the stud book each year. With that in mind, the protection of these horses is more important than ever, with the society working hard to protect the breed and bring together Clydesdale enthusiasts.
If you'd like to find out more about the important work carried out by The Clydesdale Horse Society, you can find out more information on their website.
The Shire Horse Society
The Shire Horse Society has been responsible for over 100 years for the promotion of the Shire horse and the maintenance of the Stud Book.
In more recent years the conservation and development of the breed has become a great priority and the Society actively encourages the breeding and use of Shire horses throughout the country.
In 2012 the Society introduced its 'Save our Shires' campaign. Designed to raise awareness, increase public activity and fundraising. By joining the Society, making a donation or a purchase you can help the Society invest in the future of the breed. They can then continue their work in maintaining high breed standards and registering horses.
You can find out more about the work this wonderful organisation do on their website - click here to see more.
We hope you agree we've selected some brilliant organisations to support this year with the proceeds from our Christmas cards. You can do your bit to support these charities by buying some of our fab Christmas cards - see the full range here.
Written by Amy Walters
Thinking Of You Week 2017
Introducing our Cornish gift sets


SEOUL, The chiefs of two opposition parties are likely to step down as a result of their crushing defeat in Wednesday's local elections, party officials said.
An exit poll suggested the party won only two out of 17 major mayoral and gubernatorial posts up for grabs, while the ruling Democratic Party (DP) won 14.
Yoo Seong-min, co-head of the minority Bareunmirae Party, which is likely to win none of the posts, may also reveal his stance, possibly an intent to resign, on the same day, party officials said.


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What about Orbitz?
by Edward Hasbrouck, author of "The Practical Nomad"
The newest major online travel agency, airline-owned Orbitz.com, claims to offer access to "all fares". But while true in the most literal sense, this claim -- and Orbitz marketing based on it -- is likely to mislead consumers unfamiliar with the technical distinction between "fares" and "prices", to their considerable detriment.
As I discuss in my FAQ on airfares and in my Practical Nomad book series, "fares" are ticket prices published and offered directly by airlines. The regulatory system governing airline ticket sales permits travel agents -- but not the airlines themselves -- to sell tickets, quite openly, for less than the prices in the tariffs published by the airlines. These "off-tariff" or "consolidator" prices are the major reason to buy tickets from a travel agent, rather than directly from an airline. It's rare for the lowest available price to be a published fare, or available directly from any airline.
When I asked Orbitz CEO Jeffrey Katz how offering only published fares is consistent with a promise to show "all" choices, he claimed that Orbitz would offer access to 97% of the price possibilities. That's completely incredible to anyone familiar with the decentralized way consolidator prices are set. Each airline has many consolidators, each of which sets its own selling prices. Published fares are actually a small minority of the universe of available air ticket prices.
Pressed on this point, spokesperson Carol Jouzaitis shifted to a claim that Orbitz will offer access to all "publicly-available" prices. But that's bunkum. Consolidator prices are publicly available from tens of thousands of travel agencies, including online agencies like Onetravel.com that are among Orbitz' major potential competitors. On some international routes, most tickets are sold for less than the published fares.
Orbitz CEO Jeffrey Katz, marketing director Roland Jacobs, and principal spokesperson Carol Jouzaitis have all told me categorically that Orbitz does not offer consolidator prices. Jacobs told me he had never been at a meeting where the possibility of any consolidator prices had even been mentioned.
By limiting the prices it offers to published fares, Orbitz is making itself the airline ticket equivalent of a price-comparison site that only compares manufacturers' suggested list prices -- and forgoing most of the potential added value of a travel agency over the airlines. If you want discounts, you have to go to a discounter. Not to Orbitz, which has committed itself to selling only at list prices dictated by its suppliers.
When my latest book, The Practical Nomad Guide to the Online Travel Marketplace (published in March 2001) went to press, both Travelocity.com and Expedia.com offered only published fares, so it appeared that Orbitz would be no worse than its largest competitors. Since then, however, both Travelocity.com and Expedia.com have added some consolidator prices (although only a few, and nowhere near as many as online and offline agencies that emphasize primarily consolidator prices). This change by the largest competitors means that Orbitz has launched with access to notably fewer prices than its largest competitors. In light of this, Orbitz claims to comprehensive airline ticket price information are at best misleading, at worst fraudulent.
[Published in edited form in Interactive Week magazine, 11 June 2001.]
[Disclosure: Since 1998, I have been on the staff at Airtreks.com, which specializes exclusively in around-the-world and other multi-stop international tickets. Orbitz.com and the other Internet travel agencies discussed in this article all specialize in simpler one-way and round-trip tickets, and primarily in domestic tickets for travel within the USA.]


As you might have heard me mention, I'm on the board of the wedding industry charity, Wish Upon a Wedding. I serve on the New York City board as Wish Coordinator Chair recruiting wedding vendors to donate their products and services to upcoming Wish Recipients, but I also serve on the National Board as Marketing Chair. To say that the new Wish Upon a Wedding website was a labor of love is an understatement, but I'm proud to say that after months of hard work and lots of help and support from my fellow WUW members and partners in the wedding industry, the redesigned website has officially launched. As part of the launch, we've put together an infographic of what Wish Upon a Wedding has accomplished since our founding in 2010.
We were so thrilled to help Jaison plan the perfect marriage proposal for this girlfriend Ann. Jaison wanted his proposal to be a complete surprise. Being in a long distance relationship, Ann didn't even know Jaison was going to be in town. Little did she know Jaison wasn't the only surprise of the night. When she arrived for dinner with friends the hostess lead Ann to a private room. She was completely blown away to see not only her friends and family but Jaison standing in the middle of the room! As soon as she entered the room a pianist started playing and Jaison began singing "I Can't Help Falling In Love" by Elvis. After his serenade Jaison dropped to one knee and proposed to Ann, she said yes! The newly engaged couple celebrated the night with a party for friends and family. Congratulations Jaison and Ann!
Thanks to Craig Warga for the beautiful photos!


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Avengers: Invincible by Alex Ross celebrates Marvel heroic mythology
We all saw the colossal success of Avengers: Endgame coming, didn't we? Maybe how fast it has succeeded took us by surprise, but we all knew a huge blockbuster was coming..so imagine our glee when we scored the exclusive international premiere of Avengers: Invincible, the only official and licensed Avengers: Endgame Marvel art release!
Alex Ross's Avengers: Invincible has been a piece that collectors have been clamoring for for years. There's a reason, beyond the characters represented, that the art appeals to Marvel fans on both a visceral and artistic level. In his composition, Alex Ross uses light to move the eye from one side of the image to the other, creating a sort of visual heroism, especially as they are all turned in one direction, facing their future together. The colors he uses, too, are calming: bright without being frenetic, complimentary to each other that creates a subliminal message of teamwork.
The Avengers: Invincible Larger than Life is big enough to be the one dramatic image in anyone's collection, especially if they are superhero fans, but also this kind of art brings whole families together to smile, geek out, argue who is the best/worst/strongest, as Marvel fans of all ages are inclined to do…(obviously, it's T'Challa/Black Panther..says the girl with a cat named after him)
People who are new to all things Marvel as of the films remember the time when most of us only knew the names of a few Marvel superheroes, and only from our comic-book loving friends. Kevin Feige has changed that forever, I'd say. Avengers: Invincible features Quicksilver, Thor, Wasp, Hercules, Giant Man, Black Panther, Captain America, Hawkeye, Vision, Scarlet Witch and Iron Man. These characters are becoming household names, along with the actors that play them. How cool that we can have an artistic, authentically comic-book-based image that celebrates them? Museums are buying up originals by Alex Ross for their collections, along with other famous comic book artists that celebrate pop culture, and it's high time!
There are only 25 in the edition. We love that. It means true fans will wind up with this image. Come by the gallery if you live in the area, so you can see this piece in person. Or you can trust us when we say it's evocative in a way that will keep on giving to Marvel fans as it sits on the wall looking heroic.
Stay tuned for the next big release we get an exclusive on, it makes us happy to bring these pop culture images into your lives to bring a smile to your days!
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Cerphe's Up Book Signing with Cerphe and Rock and Roll Art at ArtInsights!
We are so excited to host famed long-time DJ and radio broadcaster Cerphe Colwell of Music Planet Radio at ArtInsights! He'll be signing copies of his book Cerphe's Up, about his 45 years as a rock and roll insider in and around the DC area.
In preparation of his coming to the gallery, we put together some great originals and limited editions from our collection to display, including great pieces of David Bowie, Kate Bush, Ringo Starr, and the Beatles, by artists Tennessee Loveless, Jim Salvati, and Alex Ross.
If you are a music fan you should definitely come meet Cerphe 2-4 pm on January 28th, when he will be at ArtInsights in Reston Town Center…(on a day when parking is free;)
His stories are legendary, as is his kind, mellow demeanor. Cerphe's Up features great interviews with Tom Waits, Stevie Nicks, George Harrison, The Rolling Stones, and more. Currently playing great tunes at the successful internet radio station Music Planet Radio, he has worked for WAVA, DC101, and WJFK, and is the one who brought an unknown Bruce Springsteen to the attention of DC music lovers. He has the awards to prove it! It's also co-authored by Stephen Moore, who has co-authored three other successful books about awesome famous people, including Washington treasure Helen H
Cerphe's Up has nothing but 5 star reviews, and it has become a bestseller. You can buy it at our event and have him sign it to you directly, or signed to the favorite rock and roll historian, musician, or music fan in your family and friends. JUST IN TIME FOR VALENTINE'S DAY!
We'll also have the art of romance, as we do right around Valentine's Day. It might be early for those guys out there who forget until the day of and wander home with flowers you buy from 7/11, but that just means you will be prepared. We have The Little Mermaid's Eric and Ariel, Belle and the Beast, Mickey and Minnie, lots of the other cartoon couples you might enjoy.
Obviously Cerphe's Up will make a wonderful Valentine's gift for music-minded loved ones….and speaking of ROCK AND ROLL, so will the awesome art we have on display by Tennessee Loveless of David Bowie, who so loved the world he became the man who fell to earth…;)
We hope to see you Saturday the 28th, barring several feet of snow. We'll have a blast, and you will have a special opportunity to meet a local legend, surrounded by wonderful art!
Leslie at ArtInsights
art outsiders
Beatles art
Cerphe
Cerphe Colwell
Cerphe's Up signing
David Bowie art
jim salvati
Kate Bush art
Rock and Roll biography
Tennessee Loveless


Months after Apple pulled marijuana user social app MassRoots from the App Store on November 4, 2014, the Cupertino company has reversed course and allowed the app in the App Store as long as its geo-restricted to the 23 states where marijuana is legal, MassRoots founder Isaac Dietrich told the San Francisco Chronicle.
In a blog post on its website, MassRoots notes that it will be "implementing new features to strengthen our compliance even beyond what is currently required."
Currently, the app requires users to login to their account to use the app. When a user registers a new account within the app, it requires location access to verify that the user is in one of the 23 states where marijuana is legal. However, users who register for a MassRoots account on its website and then log into the app do not undergo the state check, opening the possibility for users to lie about which state they're residing in.
Update: MassRoots founder Isaac Dietrich has contacted MacRumors, telling us the company is working on a hard geofence for both its website and Android version of its app. It should be live tomorrow.
The Chronicle notes that MassRoots is one of a dozen marijuana-related companies to see their social media apps pulled from the App Store. While MassRoots was able to reach a deal with the Cupertino company, the others are still in discussions.
Marijuana is the scourge of the West. When are people going to wake up to the fact that they have been indoctrinated into a Cult of Weed?
Marijuana dumbs down the masses.
Ignorance is far more of a scourge.
.... Now just allow it in the other states, and stop knowing what's best for everybody.
I don't get it. There is nothing illegal about a marijuana app, even in the 27 states where it's not legal for any purpose. They still sell High Times magazine in Barnes and Noble all over the country, what's the difference? Why is Apple taking it upon themselves to demand the app be geofenced?
It is legal over your side of the pond in some places? Here in the UK it really is not, although that doesn't seem to stop people - especially those from deprived neighbourhoods - using by it all the time on the street. Horrible to.walk past.
The difference is that rich people do it in their own homes.
Point 1. They should make weed illegal everywhere in the US. The obesity problem is real and we need to do everything possible to reduce it.
Are you high? What a ridiculous comment. Americans didn't get fat because some of them smoke weed and like to scarf down Cheetos.
I am sorry, but anyone who chooses to smoke weed is an idiot.
Point 2. I wonder if Apple is concerned about getting sued in states where weed is illegal. I can imagine a situation where someone uses an app to cross the border and score weed, bringing it back to their state. they get arrested confesses that they used the app, and blam, lawsuite against Apple. i am not a lawyer, but given the way things work in this country, I see a scenario where the person was high and was in accident, which leads an amulance chasing lawyer to sue Apple for allowing the app, which somehow is responsible for the accident.
Why don't we ban alcohol while we're about it.


I have been delivering theatre sessions for young people since 2011 that both excite and challenge the participants. This has taken place in a variety of contexts from Youth Theatre to in-school workshops. I am experienced working with young people aged between 5 and 25, with a focus on working with those aged 13 and up. I am known for having high standards and working hard to succeed in these aspirations while maintaining a fun and playful environment. I always remain adaptable and approachable. I take great care not to patronise, and to empower those with whom I work.
Based in Glasgow, I regularly work with The Beacon Arts Centre where I am the Youth Theatre and Young Company leader, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for whom I lead their RCS Juniors Acting Level 2s, as well as PACE Youth Theatre and Aberdeen Performing Arts for whom I work on a project-by-project basis. I have also facilitated workshops for Traverse Theatre, RCS Transitions, and YTAS.
I am also an experienced director of young people in both studio settings and larger auditorium spaces.
In 2017, How To Save The World…ish was selected for the main festival programme for Chrysalis 2017 as one of the two Scottish representatives.
If you would like to discuss any of my work or check my availability then please do not hesitate to get in touch.


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Don't Worry Darling Review: A Decently Enjoyable Thriller
By Jonathan Sim
Despite what the movie's title advises, audiences had every reason to worry about Don't Worry Darling. This movie faced a never-ending onslaught of controversies surrounding a fired lead actor, on-set conflicts between the director and star, and a piece of spit allegedly sent in Chris Pine's direction. Of course, with a story like that, a movie about the making of this film would be much better than what we got. However, putting aside the never-ending headlines surrounding this psychological thriller, the final product is a decently enjoyable ride that offers enough of the genre thrills to be watchable while not doing much more.
Director Olivia Wilde pulls us back into the 1950s with vibrancy and deliberate color choices that feel like a product of their time. This is an upper-class society where women are stay-at-home wives who send their successful husbands off to work with a kiss while they cook, clean, and attend dance practice. They learn about beauty in symmetry and they move as one. With this concept, Wilde and writer Katie Silberman craft a fascinating world that feels slightly off-kilter.
There are many themes in this film surrounding feminism, though Don't Worry Darling doesn't exactly beat you over the head with it. Still, it's pretty clear what Wilde and Silberman wanted to say about how women are expected to stay within the safety of the men who provide for them rather than question authority. The movie has real-world parallels surrounding women being silenced as men gaslight them while also using a character portrayed by Gemma Chan as a symbol of the women who stand idly by and allow men to get away with this behavior. They're all interesting concepts to explore in a horror film. Just as Jordan Peele uses horror to depict racial issues in Get Out, Wilde attempts the same with gender issues.
Does it work as well? Not exactly. Wilde's themes and depictions of it feel like they have already been handled by The Stepford Wives. Sometimes it seems as though Don't Worry Darling has nothing new to add to the conversation surrounding gender roles. That being said, it's challenging to write societal issues into a genre film without coming off as preachy. This movie tries to avoid that, but the message is clear — especially in the film's final act, which pulls back the curtain on what is happening behind the scenes.
This is a mystery thriller with some steamy moments. It can be jarring to cut between scenes of Harry Styles going down on Florence Pugh and strange, haunting ballet imagery. The imagery can sometimes feel scattered and there is little context for all of it, even after the movie gives you its explanation. Furthermore, whenever something scary happens, the film will generally cut to Alice (Pugh) waking up with a start. As a result, it only sometimes feels like she is in imminent real-world danger because all the threats occur in her mind.
Pugh acts circles around everyone else in this film. Styles is acceptable for most of the movie, but his performance elicited a few giggles from my audience during his more intense scenes. Despite its issues and occasional laughable moment, Don't Worry Darling does what it sets out to do. Unfortunately, this is less strong than Wilde's directorial debut Booksmart. Still, there is superb sound design and an action-packed finale sequence that feels mostly satisfying, even if the resolution could be better than you'd hope for. It's a watchable film, but don't worry if you miss it in theaters.
As ComingSoon's review policy explains, a score of 6 equates to "Decent." It fails to reach its full potential and is a run-of-the-mill experience.
Jonathan Sim
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Dancing to Flannery
By awelborn
Bill T. Jones has a new dance piece. The NYTimes reports: Starting on Tuesday, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company will present the New York premiere of a 45-minute work provocatively titled "Reading, Mercy and the Artificial Nigger." It is based on "The Artificial Nigger," a complex and…
Last week, Bishop Accountability had a "Fireside Chat" with Susan Archibald, Jason Berry, David Clohessy, Tom Doyle, and Richard Sipe, all people deeply involved with reporting on, studying and supporting victims of clerical sexual abuse. Here's the transcript. I found this statement by David Clohessy of SNAP particularly on point:
The Religion Gap
Peter Steinfels in the NYTimes The religion gap also turns out to be much narrower among Roman Catholics than Protestants. "Weekly Catholic Mass-goers supported Bush by a seven-point margin, in contrast to the 30-point margin among their Protestant counterparts," Mr. Bole wrote. "When it came to Catholics who reported going to Mass a few times…
He makes me go "Aaaaargh"
Philip Pullman that is. Honestly, people, get over Harry Potter. As I have been saying for ages, this other guy under your radar actually has an explicit anti-theist agenda he works into his books for 12-year olds. As in – God dies, and everyone's better off. That's the climax, okay? And in this week's New…
Amy Welborn
Amy Welborn was born in 1960, the only child of a now-retired professor of political science, a teacher-librarian-artist mother,deceased since 2001, was a teacher, librarian and artist. The Catholicism comes from her side.
Amy grew up in a number of places - Indiana - Washington, DC - Lubbock Texas - Arlington, Virginia - DeKalb, Illinois - Lawrence, Kansas - and Knoxville, Tennessee, where the family settled in 1973. She attended Knoxville Catholic High School, then the University of Tennessee where she majored in history. She received an MA in Church History from Vanderbilt University, where she wrote a thesis on the changing role of women in 19th century American Protestantism, and the ways Scripture was used to justify those changes.
She worked as as a teacher in Catholic high schools and a Parish Director of Religious Education and started writing for the diocesan press - the Florida Catholic - in 1988. Amy has written columns for Our Sunday Visitor and Catholic News Service at times over the past twenty years. Her articles have been published in venues ranging from Our Sunday Visitor to the New York Times to Commonweal. She has written 17 books. 18, if you included the as yet tragically unpublished novel.
Amy has five children, ranging in age from 26 to 4 and was married to Michael Dubruiel, who died unexpectedly in February 2009. She lives in Birmingham, Alabama.


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Q: How to git pull from github and push to heroku? I already have a repo deployed on heroku.
And I develop it by github.
Now I don't have a local repo of my project. (Since AWS doesn't work)
And the version of github is faster than heroku.
I want to deploy the newest github version on heroku.

A: First login heroku
heroku login

clone from the heroku app
heroku git:clone -a heroku-app-name
cd heroku-app-name

check remote heroku
git remote -v

you should see
heroku  https://git.heroku.com/heroku-app-name.git (fetch)
heroku  https://git.heroku.com/heroku-app-name.git (push)

add remote origin
git remote add origin git@github.com:yourname/reponame.git
git remote -v

you should see
heroku  https://git.heroku.com/heroku-app-name.git (fetch)
heroku  https://git.heroku.com/heroku-app-name.git (push)
origin  git@github.com:yourname/reponame.git (fetch)
origin  git@github.com:yourname/reponame.git (push)

fetch remote origin and update remote heroku
git pull origin master
git push heroku master


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For those who appreciate good music and live performances, the "Blue Ballet" opens at 8 p.m. April 12 in the Bruce Owen Theater and is free for OCCC students with a valid ID.
Fitness and dance instructor Elizabeth Hobi said the Blue Ballet is a dansical, or a performance incorporating dancing and music with no spoken lines.
"It basically tells the story through a combination of music, dance, and narrative," Hobi said. "In a musical, typically there are actors and they speak to the audience.
Written and choreographed by Hobi in collaboration with OCCC music professor Terry Isaacs, the production will include both blues and contemporary numbers.
She said the ballet is a collaborative effort with Dance Theatre OKC, local dancers from the community and the OCCC Blues Band, which will perform each musical number in the show.
Although none of the characters have spoken lines, Hobi said, pieces of narrative will be played in the background to contribute to character development.
"I do have some narrative I wrote — it's recorded in the heroine's voice," she said.
"We get to know the characters … through the narrative.
Along with ballet, Hobi said, other dance styles featured in the show include jazz, swing and modern dance.
Hobi said the story will be told in different ways when dancing doesn't suffice.
"Sometimes the story is being told through a live vocalist singing along with the band," she said.
Hobi said general admission tickets are $10 and available at the door. For more information, call 405-305-4592 or 405 686-6278.


Party invitations are an important element of the party in order to get all of your friends and loved ones to the same place at the same time to help you celebrate the big occasion. Whether the event is a wedding, birthday, or christening, we have put together some of the best invitation designs for you to tell guests the theme of the event, or simply get everyone together to celebrate and have a good time.
This design for graduation party invitations is a simple black and white design with a gold border. The design has an image of graduation robes and features the year of the class graduating. This design is available to customise and purchase from the above link.
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This pizza party invitation design is an Italian themed pizza party design in green, red and white. The design has a large image of a pizza on the left side to show that the party will be a pizza party. This invitation design is perfect for a child's birthday party.
This invitation design is a simple invitation design in neutral browns to give a vintage theme. The design has a 2D image of a pint of lager and the words 'it's time for one last toast…' to show that this is the invitation for a bachelor party.
This cocktail party invitation design is a simple black and white design with the image of two cocktail glasses and bubbles to show the theme of the party. This design is perfect for throwing an elegant and classy cocktail party for a birthday or engagement party.
This party invitation design is a very simple black and red invitation design that offers plenty of room to fill in the information of the party so that guests will arrive on time. This invitation is perfect for parties without a theme.
This invitation design is a black and gold themed party invitation with white font to make the information stand out. This invitation design is perfect for an elegant and classy corporate event for big businesses.
This party invitation is a pastel blue invitation with black and gold font with the images of two Champaign flutes. This invitation design is perfect for a going away party to wish the guest of honour luck on their journey.
This Frozen party invitation design is a simple blue and pink design with the images of popular characters in Disney's Frozen. This invitation design is perfect for a child's party or birthday, as it is a popular film with young children.
Event invitations are the best way of letting guests know all of the important information so that you can celebrate a big event with all of the people that you love.
This list has an excellent variation of birthday invitations, holiday invitations, and other party invitations to give you the best range of invitations that will help you to bring all of the people you care about together.
How are party invitation designs important?
Party invitations help to bring all of the guests to the same place at the same time so that you can celebrate an even with friends and family. The design of the invitation can also help to set the theme of the party so that guests dress accordingly.
When selecting an invitation design it is important to take into account the theme of your party, the number of guests, and where you are hosting the party so that you can find the invitation design that will fit your theme and party style perfectly.


Imagine a country that is changing rapidly, where the young generation represents 51% of the voters in the next election. Imagine a country where growth is often hard to get in real time but is there. This is Nigeria. Remember that Nigeria's GDP grew by +89% overnight in April 2014 after data revisions. Informality and information gaps are difficult to substitute in such a fractionalized country. But, it seems that Nigeria has its own pockets of reforms and related growth. Overall, the growth take-off is not expected in 2019, as we forecast +2.2% after +1.8% in 2018. Elections on 16 February may reveal some divide between supporters of the two main candidates, M. Buhari (current President) and A. Abubakar (former Vice President), amid rising violence related to Boko Haram activity. Obviously, federal policymaking processes are often a nightmare. But, there is growing evidence that pro-business reforms were adopted at the state level. Some of these reforms improve corporate access to financing, as shown by the latest Doing Business survey which ranked Nigeria 12th worldwide on the ease of getting credit.


Paremata branded clothing includes hoodies, soft shell jackets, T-shirts and pants. The main orders for clothing will be taken twice a year in November and February. Orders can be made outside these main orders however these will incur an additional $11 fee from the manufacturer.
The cut off for the February order will be posted soon.
Zip Up Hoodies: Black with gold trim. These have PBC logo on LH chest and Academy logo on the front of the RH chest. Back has large PBC flag logo placed between the shoulder blades and YOUR name across the bottom. These are kindly sponsored by Clarke and Co who contribute to their cost, and feature the Clarke and Co logo and that of the clothing company (CUS) on the sleeve. Available sizes: Children 4 – 16 ($46), Adults XS – 3XL + 5XL ($49).
Please complete this online order form to order your clothing.
For more information email PBClubClothing@gmail.com.


Rhino Shield is expanding and looking to hire professional exterior paint crews to apply our proprietary exterior ceramic coating system. We are only looking for high quality painting professionals that have excellent communication skills and take pride in the work they perform.
Experience with surface preparation which includes power washing, caulking, wood repair, wood replacement, Stucco repair, scraping, sanding and priming.
Must have dependable transportation, Pressure washer, commercial rated spray equipment, ladders, harnesses and walk boards.
$1,000,000 General Liability insurance and workers compensation coverage is required for your employees.
Possible short term assistance with workers Compensation is available.
Why spend the time trying to track down new business when you could be earning a great income.
Our top crews earn $100K annually. At Rhino Shield you don't have wait on your paycheck because we pay on completion of each project.
We have substantial backlog of business to install so please apply as soon as possible and join out team of professionals at Rhino Shield Gulf South.


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The unit cannot be used as a food outlet or a cafe. It qualifies for Small Business Relief and is EPC rating D. The unit benefits from filtered fresh air ventilation in side rooms, low energy lighting, computer networking options, burglar/fire alarm by Fullstop, condensing boiler and boiling water tap in kitchen. To the front of the property the pavement has been raised to facilitate disabled access.
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Q: JTextArea not displaying every line outputted to it Good evening!
So I am trying to output a list of running processes to the JTextArea.
The piece of code that appends the tasklist is:
try {
        String line;
        Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(System.getenv("windir") +"\\system32\\"+"tasklist.exe");
        BufferedReader input = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream()));
        while ((line = input.readLine()) != null) {
            System.out.println(line);
            area.append(line);
            area.append("\n");
        }
        input.close();
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }

This works but it stops after it displays a few processes.
The output window looks like this:

NOTE:It does display all processes when you output the try catch into the console. So what might be wrong? (I am obviously missing something really dumb here)
Thank you all in advace!

A: The problem in your case is it ain't giving horizontal or vertical sidescrolls in the JTextArea.So,your output is not able to process the extra output which should have been displayed properly.
Interestingly,going as per your setBounds() method,my JTextArea returns the perfect output---similar as the one which is getting displayed in the console!!!Also,it is not any problem for your output! The problem seems only with the scrolls which are absent in your code!
Try this one and I hope it helps :-
scrollPane = new JScrollPane(JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS,
JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
scrollPane.setBounds(5,25,972,500);
scrollPane.add(textarea);
scrollPane.setViewportView(textarea);

If it doesn't help,please comment.I hope it'll solve your problem.
Best Wishes...