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Omarosa unleashes on Trump in new book
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J. (AP) - Former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman claims in a new book that she saw President Donald Trump behave "like a dog off the leash" at events he attended without his wife, first lady Melania Trump, at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
It's one of a long list of scandalous claims contained in her new book, "Unhinged," set to come out Aug. 14. The Associated Press purchased an early copy of the memoir, which the White House has already slammed as "riddled with lies and false accusations."
In the book, Manigault Newman, who was a contestant on Trump's "The Apprentice" reality show and later served as a senior adviser to the president, hurls a litany of charges. Trump, she eventually concluded, was "racist."
"I didn't want to believe it," she writes. "I rejected what other people said about him because they didn't know him like I did. I had to go through the pain of witnessing his racism with my own eyes, and hearing it with my own ears, many times, until I couldn't deny it any longer."
She also claims without evidence that tapes exist of the president using the N-word repeatedly on the reality show's set. She acknowledges she had never been able to obtain or hear the tapes.
Manigault Newman also charges that allies of the president tried to buy her silence. When she left the White House, she says she was offered $15,000 a month to serve in a "senior position" on Trump's 2020 re-election campaign. But that offer came along with a stringent non-disclosure agreement as "harsh and restrictive" as she had seen while working in television.
After turning down the job, she said she received a "flurry" of letters from attorneys representing the president telling her to "stay silent about Trump, or else."
Throughout the book, Manigault Newman paints a deeply critical portrait of the president, describing him as a man who "loved conflict, chaos and confusion; he loved seeing people argue or fight." She says he acted inappropriately at numerous events, including birthday parties, fundraisers and golf tournaments in Florida, and writes that being "offensive, inappropriate and off-color is normal for him."
She also alleges that Trump has exhibited signs of a "mental decline that could not be denied."
The White House responded by slamming the book and its author and chastising the press for writing about it.
"Instead of telling the truth about all the good President Trump and his administration are doing to make America safe and prosperous, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations," said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, adding t
"Instead of telling the truth about all the good President Trump and his administration are doing to make America safe and prosperous, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations," said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, adding that, "It's sad that a disgruntled former White House employee is trying to profit off these false attacks, and even worse that the media would now give her a platform."
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El Lobo to return
John Rosapepe Jan. 20, 1997 From the print edition
Once considered as endangered as the species itself, the proposal to restore Mexican gray wolves to the Southwest now appears to be back on track. After the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service released its final environmental analysis on the reintroduction of "el lobo" Dec. 27, biologists moved 10 of 149 captive Mexican wolves to New Mexico. If Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt approves the plan as expected, the wolves and their offspring should be released early this fall.
The federal plan calls for reestablishing a viable wolf population of at least 100 animals in Arizona's Apache National Forest and the adjacent Gila National Forest in New Mexico.
Most environmentalists were pleased. "Despite more than a decade of stalling, the Fish and Wildlife Service has made the right recommendation," said Roger Schlickeisen, president of Defenders of Wildife.
Some wolf advocates, however, would like recovery efforts expanded to include portions of the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico, plus several sites along the Texas-Mexico border. Others have criticized the wolves' classification as "nonessential experimental," which allows ranchers to shoot wolves caught killing livestock.
To get a copy of the final plan or to comment before Jan. 27, contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Southwest Regional Office at 505/248-6911. For general information, call the Defenders of Wildlife Southwest Office at 502/578-9334.
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John Bailey Freeman (August 22, 1835 – November 22, 1890) was an Ontario farmer and political figure. He represented Norfolk North in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1879 to 1890 as a Liberal member.

He was born in Windham Township, Norfolk County, Upper Canada in 1835, the son of Daniel Wesley Freeman and the grandson of the Reverend Daniel Freeman, one of the first settlers in the county. In 1861, he married Jane, the daughter of Thomas Scatcherd. Freeman served on the township council and was president of the county agricultural society. He served as government whip in the assembly.

Freeman Township in the Muskoka District was named after him.

External links
The Canadian parliamentary companion, 1885 JA Gemmill

Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement ..., EA Owen (1898)

1835 births
1890 deaths
Ontario Liberal Party MPPs
People from Norfolk County, Ontario

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La Dora Milaje son unas personajes ficticias que aparecen en los cómics estadounidenses publicados por Marvel Comics. Son un equipo femenino que sirven como fuerzas especiales para la nación africana de ficción de Wakanda.

Dora Milaje aparece en las películas en el Universo Cinematográfico de Marvel para Capitán América: Civil War (2016), Black Panther (2018), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Avengers: Endgame (2019), las series de Disney+, las miniseries de Disney + para The Falcon and the Winter Soldier y para ¿Qué pasaría si...? (2021) y para Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022).

Historia de la publicación
La Dora Milaje apareció por primera vez en Pantera Negra Vol. 3 # 1, a cargo del el escritor Christopher Priest y del dibujante Mark Texeira. La Dora Milaje comparte similitudes con las Dahomey Amazons, el regimiento militar de mujeres del Reino de Dahomey, que se encontraba en África occidental en lo que hoy es la República de Benín.

La serie de 2017 "World of Wakanda" escrita por Roxane Gay y Yona Harvey, cuenta la historia de la pareja Ayo y Aneka, dos ex Dora Milaje.

En 2018, se publicó la serie limitada Wakanda Forever, escrita por Nnedi Okorafor. En ella, Dora Milaje actúa en equipo con Spider-Man, los X-Men y los Vengadores.

Biografía
Para mantener la paz en Wakanda, la Pantera Negra escogió a la Dora Milaje ("adoradas") de las tribus rivales para que fuera su guardia personal y sus ceremonias de esposas en entrenamiento.

Miembros
 Aneka - La exlíder de la Dora Milaje. Más tarde fue arrestada y despojada de su rango después de matar a un jefe que había estado victimizando a las mujeres en su aldea. Después de escapar, se convirtió en la mitad del dúo de vigilantes conocida como los Ángeles de Medianoche.
 Ayo - la compañera de Aneka y otra ex de la Dora Milaje. Después de que Aneka fuera arrestada y condenada a muerte, Ayo la sacó de la cárcel. Utilizando un par de trajes blindados de prototipo, las dos se convirtieron en los Ángeles de Medianoche.
 Okoye - Una de las ex de la Dora Milaje. Okoye es de la tribu J'Kuwali y actuó como un concomitante tradicional, adecuado para el rey, hablando sólo para el rey y sólo en Hausa, una de las idiomas oficiales africano no hablada en Wakanda y proporcionando así el rey y sus esposas una medida de privacidad.
 Nakia - Es una Wakandan Mutante con fuerza sobrehumana, velocidad y agilidad. Ella es una antigua de la Dora Milaje de T'Challa.
 Reina Divine Justice - La reina de la tribu Jabari de Wakanda levantada en Chicago, y ex de la Dora Milaje de T'Challa. En un principio se fue por el nombre de Chanté Giovanni Brown.

En otros medios

Televisión
 La Dora Milaje apareció en el cómic de movimiento Black Panther, con la voz de Alfre Woodard y Vanessa Marshall.
 Okoye, Nakia y Divine Justice de la Dora Milaje aparecieron en The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, episodio, "Bienvenidos a Wakanda".
 La Dora Milaje apareció en Avengers: Ultron Revolution, episodio, "La Furia de la Pantera", con Aneka expresada por Erica Luttrell, mientras que la Dora Milaje genérica es la voz de Daisy Lightfoot y Debra Wilson.
 Okoye aparece en el especial animado de Lego Marvel Super Heroes - Black Panther: Trouble in Wakanda, con la voz de Yvette Nicole Brown.

Universo cinematográfico de Marvel
La Dora Milaje aparece en el universo cinematográfico de Marvel:

 Ayo, un miembro de la Dora Milaje, en Capitán América: Civil War (2016), interpretada por Florence Kasumba.
 La Dora Milaje aparece en la película de Black Panther (2018), Florence Kasumba repite su papel,Danai Gurira interpreta a Okoye, y Sydelle Noel interpreta a Xoliswa. y Marija Abney, Janeshia Adams-Ginyard, Maria Hippolyte, Marie Mouroum, Jénel Stevens, Zola Williams, Christine Hollingsworth y Shaunette Renée Wilson como varios miembros anónimos. Después de que Kilmonger se apodera de Wakanda, Dora Milaje lo apoya a regañadientes, ya que deben permanecer leales al trono. Después de T'Challa regresa, Dora Milaje lucha contra Killmonger, aunque Xoliswa muere en el proceso.
 En Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Dora Milaje se une a los Vengadores para defender a Wakanda de las fuerzas de Thanos.
 En Avengers: Endgame (2019), Dora Milaje se une a los Vengadores en su lucha contra una versión alternativa de Thanos en la línea de tiempo.
 La Dora Milaje también aparece en la miniserie The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (2021), con Kasumba retomando su papel de Ayo en las películas, mientras que los personajes exclusivos de la serie Nomble y Yama son interpretadas por Janeshia Adams-Ginyard y Zola Williams respectivamente. Después de que Bucky Barnes libera a Helmut Zemo de la prisión, la Dora Milaje persiguen este último y, finalmente capturarlo antes de enviarlo a la  Balsa. Ayo aconseja a Barnes que no regrese a Wakanda durante algún tiempo, aunque puede pedirles que creen un traje para Sam Wilson.

Videojuegos
 Un miembro de Dora Milaje aparece en Lego Marvel Vengadores.
 La Dora Milaje aparecen en Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Meet the Warrior Women of Wakanda
 Dora Milaje en Marvel Wiki
 Dora Milaje en Comic Vine
 Página oficial de la Dora Milaje en el sitio web de Marvel (en inglés)

Organizaciones ficticias
Wakandianos
Organizaciones de Marvel Comics
Mujeres guerreras ficticias
Personajes femeninos de Marvel Comics
Personal de Fuerzas Especiales de Marvel Comics


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In Khari Baoli, Pakodimal doodhwala used to sell excellent burfiwali lassi, which had a piece of burfi mixed in the yoghurt. His Mathura style lassi tastes similar in which the sweetness doesn't come from added sugar but from the burfi. After he passed away a few years ago, I could not come across a better burfiwali lassi elsewhere in Delhi.
The other day, I went to Lights Camera Action (LCA), a new restaurant situated at B.K. Dutt Market in Rajouri Garden. I was extremely delighted to have been served the creamy, saffron colored, Mathura style burfiwali lassi. Although named Benarsi lassi sphere, it was flavored with the right amounts of kesar (saffron) and pista (pistachio) that simply burst in to the mouth tantalizing the senses and reminding me of UP. The lassi sphere which is served complimentary, reminded me of Pakodimal burfiwali's lassi.
As the restaurant's theme is Bollywood, the next complimentary dish that arrived on our tripod table was flavored popcorn (an intrinsic part of the movie watching experience). On the recommendation of Mr. Varun Puri, who is the proud owner of this restaurant, my food journey started with Rajnikant's Early Morning Tea – a piping hot and spicy rasam. The presentation of the dish was quite engaging. The chai was served in a local dhaba style tea kettle with four glasses containing different ingredients – curry leaves as a substitute to tea leaves and coconut powder as a substitute to milk powder. The crushed curry leaves were added to the glass with coconut powder which formed oil on the sides. I enjoyed the preparation to the core.
The names of the dishes at LCA are quirky and interesting. Some of them are – "Main to tere pyaaz mein deewana ho gaya" (fried onion rings dusted with south Indian spices),"Bruceliii ki Broccoliii" (Broccoli marinated in Indian spices and cooked on charcoal), and some street delicacies – "sadak chaap momos" to combo meals – "Dhoodh ka dhoodh paani ka paneer" (A paneer dish with dal, breads and salad).
These days street food with a slight modern twist is becoming quite popular amongst restaurants and some of the food writers have explained this as the 'café-isation' of street food. At LCA, papdi dhokla chaat is served with a twist, named Hollywood Nitrogen Papdi Dhokla Chaat, it is a real treat to the eyes, as the presentation and serving is done right in front of the guests. Chef Arnav Puri makes the chaat by explaining every step patiently. The yoghurt and dhokla is frozen at -176 degrees using liquid nitrogen. The frozen crumbs of yoghurt is mixed with papdi, tamarind chutney, palak ka patta (spinach leaves), chopped boiled potato cubes then garnished with pomegranate seeds. At the top of it all, the frozen dhokla is crushed and mixed well in to the chaat. It was delightful to watch Chef Arnav in action!
The other dishes worth trying are – "Chammak Challo" which was an orange leafy salad with zesty dressings,"Pyaar tune Quesadillas" which is tortilla bread stuffed with cheese and sautéed vegetables in Kohlapuri spices and "Jhakaas Maska Pav bhaji" which is bhaji fondue with butter toasted pav.
The food journey which started with a molecular lassi sphere ended with a Social Media Coffee shake served in a ceramic glass with the logos of Facebook and Whatsapp imprinted on it.


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I've never really worn makeup. It just isn't my thing. Over the years, my relationship with makeup has changed from a strong loathing to a passive uncaring of the whole practice. It started when I was a kid: My best friend was having a makeup party, aka a "let's throw enough glitter on these 9-year-olds faces to make Boy George approve" party. (Fun fact: Boy George was almost crushed by a giant glitter ball once.) Anyway, I was so not into makeup yet. But in an effort to be a supportive friend, I let them tackle my hair with all the glitter and braids they wanted. I didn't entirely hate that.
From there, my interest of makeup never really grew any stronger. During high school I got really into nail polish, and would let all my cosmetics spending lean in that direction. I also did the school plays, which meant one of my friends, or even worse, one of the stage moms had to help me with my face. It was especially bad the spring I was cast as one of the Sharks in West Side Story. There were layers of bronzer (and minor racism) left on my face for days.
Throughout all this time, and still today, I've had to combat questions about why I don't wear makeup. It isn't really about being repulsed by the idea of lip gloss anymore. Now that I've grown up and seen some of my friends struggle with concealer-related insecurities, I'm glad I've never felt the need to jump head first into my nearest Ulta store. I know people wear makeup for all sorts of reasons (not just to cover up so-called flaws), but when I look in the mirror, I generally like what I see. So why is the fact that I don't wear makeup such a problem? Why should I spend hours creating the perfect cat eye? Do I really need to spend half my paycheck on makeup when instead I could buy a better brand of shampoo and awesome party dress? It's not that I don't care how I look — I do care. I just don't think I look any better with mascara.
To all you ladies that do enjoy toting around that heavy, heavy bag of cosmetics: I mean no disrespect. There are plenty of reasons to love makeup. As long as you love the way you look with and without it, we're good. But maybe, next time we chat, avoid mentioning these 12 things all of us makeup-free ladies are seriously sick of dealing with.
1. "BUT YOU WOULD LOOK SO CUTE WITH A LITTLE *INSERT MAKEUP ITEM HERE*!"
This one can be the most insulting of them all, depending on the speaker's intentions. My mind's instant response to this one is: "And I don't look cute now? Gee, thanks."
2. "YOUR EYES WOULD REALLY POP, YOU KNOW!"
My eyes already happen to be the size of two large orbiting planets, so I think I'm good. Also, I did know, because of the countless commercials and ads I've had to sit through my whole life because of your cosmetic fetish. I understand how makeup works, you know.
3. "DID YOU JUST NEVER LEARN HOW TO? THAT'S SO SAD!"
My mother would have been perfectly willing to teach me at any point in my life. Same goes for my friends. It's not like learning to ride a bike, people. Most girls learn from YouTube tutorials nowadays anyway.
4. "MAKEUP ENHANCES A WOMAN'S NATURAL BEAUTY."
But what if I already love my natural beauty? Why enhance it? Especially since this "enhancing" costs tons of money, and only truly enhances your beauty after years of learning what works best for you. I'm pretty happy I avoided the dark, thick eyeliner phase everyone else went through in high school. That didn't do much of this "enhancing" you speak of.
5. "BUT REALLY, WHY DON'T YOU USE IT?"
Because I don't want to! Leave me alone. The answer probably isn't changing.
6. "I COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT MY ______; I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU DO IT!"
I'm sorry you feel that way. I couldn't live without my hairbrush or toothpaste. It's not that I don't take care of myself too, just not in that way.
7. "IT'LL MAKE YOU LOOK EXTRA NICE! I BET [YOUR S.O.'S NAME] WOULD LIKE IT!"
I happen to have a ridiculous amount of experience with this one, and no, my boyfriend probably wouldn't like it. If someone asked me out because they liked the way that I looked, why should I mess with that and be something I'm not? Also, my long-term boyfriend loves the fact that I don't wear makeup. Like, he is extremely relieved that I'm so low-maintenance about it and tells me I'm beautiful all the time. So there.
8. "I'LL DO YOUR MAKEUP. IT WON'T EVEN LOOK LIKE YOU'RE WEARING ANY, I PROMISE!"
So then what's even the point? I'm sure my pillow would know if I tried to fall asleep without washing it all off.
9. "IS IT SOME SORT OF STATEMENT?"
No, this is not my feminist rant about how women are being controlled by the makeup industry and no one should tell you how to be beautiful. However, I do think women should love the way they look without makeup, even if they still wear it from time to time.
10. "SO DO YOU THINK I'M PATHETIC FOR BEING A SLAVE TO MY MAKEUP?"
11. "WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WHEN YOU GET MARRIED?"
Probably swipe on the smallest amount of mascara possible, and carry on. Don't you think the husband-to-be would be a little surprised if I stepped up to the altar with a completely different face?
12. "WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOU HAVE A DAUGHTER WHO WANTS TO LEARN HOW TO WEAR MAKEUP?"
Then I would be perfectly happy to share the little knowledge I've attained through my years of being a woman, and would encourage her to learn about makeup from her friends, or the Internet. Whatever. The most important thing for me is that she knows that she's beautiful without makeup, and should love the face she's been given.


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Justice officials broke law in hiring practices
By Lara Jakes Jordan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Former Justice Department officials broke the law by letting Bush administration politics dictate the hiring of prosecutors, immigration judges and other career government lawyers, according to an internal investigation released yesterday.
For nearly two years, top advisers to then-Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales discriminated against applicants for career jobs who weren�t Republican or conservative loyalists, the Justice report found.
At times, their search for GOP activists delayed filling judgeships and threatened to clog immigration courts, the report said.
The federal government makes a distinction between �career� and �political� appointees, and it�s a violation of civil service laws and Justice Department policy to hire career employees on the basis of political affiliation or allegiance.
Yet Monica Goodling, who served as Gonzales� counselor and White House liaison, routinely asked career job applicants about politics, the report concluded.
�What is it about George W. Bush that makes you want to serve him?� Goodling asked at least some candidates, according to the joint investigation by Justice�s Office of Inspector General and Office of Professional Responsibility. Others were asked about their views on abortion and gay marriage.
�It appeared that these topics were discussed as a result of the question seeking information about how the applicant would characterize the type of conservative they were,� the report said.
Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey, who succeeded Gonzales, said he was �of course disturbed� by the findings. He said he would make sure �that the conduct described in this report does not occur again at the department.�
The investigation was one of several examining accusations that White House political meddling drove prosecution, policy and employment decisions within the once fiercely independent Justice Department. Those charges were spurred initially by the firings of nine U.S. attorneys in 2006 and culminated with Gonzales� resignation under fire as attorney general last September.
Gonzales appeared unaware of the political hiring process outlined by Goodling and his then-chief of staff, Kyle Sampson, the report said. Gonzales has kept a low profile since leaving the department, and said in a statement yesterday that �political considerations should play no part in the hiring of career officials at the Department of Justice. � I agree with the report�s recommendations.�
The 140-page report does not indicate whether Goodling or Sampson could face any charges. None of those involved in the discriminatory hiring still work at the Justice Department, meaning they will avoid any departmental penalties.
But congressional Democrats took aim, raising the possibility they would seek prosecution on a number of fronts, potentially including charges of lying to lawmakers for giving sworn testimony that contradicts yesterday�s findings.
�The cost to our nation of these apparent crimes was severe, as qualified individuals were rejected for key positions in the fight against terrorism and other critical department jobs for no reason other than political whim,� House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., said. �I have directed my staff to closely review this matter and to consider whether a criminal referral for perjury is needed.�
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., said �it is crystal clear that the law was broken� by the political hiring process.
�But since it is unlikely that Monica Goodling acted on her own,� Schumer added, �the question is, how many others were involved.�
Sen. Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, declined to say whether he thought criminal charges should be brought against Goodling or Sampson. Specter said he wanted to closely question Department of Justice Inspector General Glenn A. Fine on the details during a hearing before the panel set for tomorrow.
The joint report largely focused on Goodling�s role in commandeering the hiring process between March 2005 and April 2007, when she resigned.
In one instance, Justice Department investigators found, Goodling objected to hiring an assistant prosecutor in Washington state because �judging from his resume, he appeared to be a liberal Democrat.�
In another, she rejected an experienced terrorism prosecutor to work on counterterrorism issues at a Justice Department headquarters office �because of his wife�s political affiliations,� the report said. It also said she rejected at least one job applicant who was rumored to be a lesbian.


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Станция представлена четырьмя путями и двумя боковыми платформами, обслуживающими внешние пути, окрашена в синие цвета. Название представлено как в виде мозаики на стенах, так и в виде чёрных табличек на колоннах.

Станция имеет два выхода. Основной выход — западный, приводит к перекрёстку 63-й драйв с Куинс-бульваром. Он представлен мезонином над платформами, куда ведут лестницы. В мезонине расположен турникетный зал. С этого конца станции существует возможность бесплатного перехода между платформами. Восточный выход это сделать не позволяет. Этот выход также представлен мезонином и ведёт к перекрёстку 64-й авеню с Куинс-бульваром.

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The formation of neuronal circuits during development and their regeneration after injury share certain similarities, but with distinct features. By understanding these processes in neural development, we may discover new therapeutic strategies to treat neuronal injuries.
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Watch Lightning Talks, short videos accessible to attendees, featuring neuroscientists presenting on their research in the development and regeneration fields. The videos are available on Neuronline so you can watch them before, during, or after the conference. Lightning Talks will be provided by Ariel Levine and Kaya Matson, Kai Liu, Melanie Samuel, and Alexandre Tiriac.
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Avoid travel costs and learn about new research findings that show how we can use insight from neural development studies to inform research on therapeutic strategies to treat neuronal injuries.
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Click on each session title to reveal its description or download a one page version of the agenda here.
Session 1: Development
Speakers: Claire Wyart and Marla Feller
Time: 11 a.m. – noon EDT
The process of neurodevelopment has traditionally been divided into two phases: an early phase during which predetermined genetic programs guide the many steps resulting in the coarse wiring of the nervous system, and a later phase during which sensory-driven neural signaling refines these connections into adult circuits. However, there is now a large body of evidence that neural signaling and genetic programs interact to guide the maturation of neural circuits at all stages of development.
Here we will introduce two model systems — the retina and spinal cord — to describe recent progress from our labs regarding the role of early neural signaling in development, with a focus on the involvement of sensory systems and interactions with glial cells.
Session 2: Axon Regeneration
Speakers: Michael Sofroniew and Valeria Cavalli
Time: 12:15 – 1:15 EDT
The process of axon regeneration is guided by both the intrinsic capacity of injured neurons to activate regenerative responses after injury and by the extracellular environment in which injured axons must regrow. In the peripheral nervous system (PNS), neurons are able to activate regenerative programs, and the environment is permissive to growth and target re-innervation. By contrast, in the central nervous system (CNS), adult neurons have a poor intrinsic regenerative capacity and the tissue environment is not conducive to growth. There is now substantial evidence about how axon regrowth and plasticity are determined by interactions among neurons, glia, and immune cells.
Here we will discuss two model systems — the spinal cord and peripheral sensory neurons — to describe recent progress from our lab and others regarding the roles of neuron-cell-autonomous mechanisms and the role of glial cells in regenerative growth.
Session 3: New Approaches
Speakers: Karthik Shekhar and Kristian Franze
Time: 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. EDT
Injuries to adult mammalian CNS neurons usually lead to permanent damage. As functional recovery of neurons cannot still be fully promoted, new approaches are needed to illuminate currently unknown processes involved in regulating axon growth and regeneration and identifying potential therapeutic targets.
In this session, we will introduce methods to investigate mechanical signals such as tissue stiffness and transcriptomic states at single cell resolution to investigate currently understudied important aspects of CNS development and regeneration.
Session 4: Functional Recovery
Speakers: Mark Tuszynski and Susan Harkema
Restoration of function after CNS injury is a complex and ongoing effort that will ultimately need to draw on several repair mechanisms to support detectable functional benefit in humans. This session will describe key challenges to promoting functional recovery, and the status of early efforts to promote human recovery.
Mark Tuszynski will discuss the challenge of identifying the timing of neural repair interventions such as stem cell therapies in humans. Susan Harkema will describe an ongoing effort to promote plasticity of spared systems through focused rehabilitation in humans after spinal cord injury.
Marla Feller, PhD, Co-Organizer
Marla Feller is the Paul Licht Distinguished professor of biology in the neuroscience division of the department of molecular and cell biology and a member of the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute and the University of California, Berkeley. Feller's research focuses on the development and functional organization of neural circuits in the retina. She earned her AB and PhD in physics from the University of California, Berkeley and worked as postdoctoral researcher both at Bell Laboratories and as a Miller Fellows at UC Berkeley.
Zhigang He, PhD, Co-Organizer
Zhigang He is a professor of neurology and ophthalmology at Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School. He received his PhD from University of Toronto and was a postdoctoral fellow at University of California, San Francisco. He was named a Klingenstein Fellow in Neuroscience, a John Merck Scholar and a McKnight Scholar and a recipient of Reeve-Irvine Medal. Zhigang's research has been mainly focused on axon regeneration and function recovery after spinal cord injury and other types of CNS injuries.
Claire Wyart, PhD
Claire Wyart is an independent group leader at the Brain and Spine Institute (ICM) in Paris, France. Wyart did her graduate work in biophysics and neuroscience at the University of Strasbourg, France with Laurent Bourdieu and Didier Chatenay. Her postdoctoral work with Udi Isacoff at the University of California, Berkeley focused on developing new optogenetics techniques. The Wyart lab studies the integration of sensory inputs during spinal cord development using optogenetics, behavior, and physiology. She also coordinates the ZENITH European Training Network, an interdisciplinary doctoral program focused on neural circuits and behavior in zebrafish.
Valeria Cavalli, PhD
Valeria Cavalli is a professor of neuroscience at Washington University School of Medicine. Cavalli earned her doctoral degrees from the University of Geneva, Switzerland. During her graduate Cavalli studied the signaling mechanisms regulating membrane trafficking in cells. She continued with postdoctoral training at the University of California, San Diego, in the lab of Goldstein where she studied how information about injury is conveyed from the distant lesion site in the axon back to the soma. She received a post-doctoral fellowship from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation to continue her studies on injury signaling. Her research focuses on unraveling the molecular and cellular events that dictate the regenerative response of sensory neurons. A critical aim of her studies is to identify potential therapeutic interventions in the setting of central nervous system injury. She recently turned her attention to the possibility that satellite glial cells which form a sheath that surround sensory neurons play an active role in nerve repair.
Michael Sofroniew, MD, PhD
Michael Sofroniew is a distinguished professor of neurobiology at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). Work in his laboratory is directed at understanding the cell biology of injury and repair in the adult central nervous system (CNS), with a particular focus on understanding how reactive astrocytes contribute to regulation of CNS inflammation, tissue protection, tissue repair, axon regeneration and the maintenance or recovery of neurological function after diverse CNS insults.
Karthik Shekhar, PhD
Karthik Shekhar is an assistant professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. He is also affiliated with the Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute and QB3 Berkeley. He earned a dual degree (B. Tech + M. Tech) in chemical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, a PhD in chemical engineering at MIT, and completed his postdoctoral training at the Broad Institute. His lab is interested in leveraging single-cell genomic measurements and statistical learning techniques to understand the molecular architecture of cellular diversity in the nervous system and using it as a foundation to understand development and dysfunction. The laboratory primarily focuses on the vertebrate retina as a model system.
Kristian Franze, PhD
Kristian Franze is a reader in neuronal mechanics at the department of physiology, development and neuroscience at the University of Cambridge, UK. After graduating in veterinary medicine at the University of Leipzig, where he completed a PhD at the physics department, a Humboldt Foundation Feodor Lynen Fellowship took him to the physics department at the University of Cambridge as a postdoc. His research focuses on how mechanical signals contribute to regulating the development and regeneration of the nervous system.
Mark Tuszynski, MD, PhD
Mark Tuszynski is a faculty member at the University of California, San Diego and is the director of the Center for Neural Repair and founding director of the UCSD Translational Neuroscience Institute. Tuszynski obtained his Bachelor of Science and MD degrees at the University of Minnesota and completed residency training in neurology at Cornell University Medical Center / The New York Hospital. He then earned a PhD in neuroscience at the University of California, San Diego. He is a physician-scientist exploring the topics of spinal cord injury, degenerative disorders of the nervous system, and fundamental mechanisms underlying learning and memory. Dr. Tuszynski has over 300 publications, including three books. The overarching goal of his research effort is to develop effective therapies for untreatable neurological disorders. Dr. Tuszynski performed the first human clinical trial of gene delivery in the adult central nervous system: Nerve Growth Factor gene therapy for Alzheimer's disease. Additional clinical trials of growth factor gene therapy followed in Parkinson's disease, and a current clinical trial in Alzheimer's Disease.
Susan Harkema, PhD
Susan Harkema is a professor and the associate scientific director of the University of Louisville Spinal Cord Research Center. Harkema was previously an assistant professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. She received her BS and PhD in physiology and did her postdoctoral work in neurology at the University of California, Los Angeles. Harkema's lab focuses on understanding the neural mechanisms underlying locomotion and plasticity after neurologic injury. Harkema has served as a reviewer for 10 scientific journals and has published more than 60 peer-reviewed papers and book chapters.
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A toast to the Ladies!
From the moment we introduce the guests to the President and his Lady with all the pomp and ceremony, to announcing their first dance, we make absolutely sure it all goes to plan. and some of us even sing the Ladies song!
Introduce Guests to the President & his Lady.
Announcing the Entrance of The President & his Lady.
Announcing Grace by Lodge Chaplain.
Announcing Wine takings between courses.
Lead the singing of Grace.
Announcing The Loyal Toast by The President.
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Q: Documenting Python packages with doxygen "Special documentation blocks in Python" in http://www.doxygen.nl/manual/docblocks.html gives an example of doxygen usage with Python.
In the corresponding HTML documentation that is generated by doxygen (example output in the web), if one clicks on a package name, then all the descriptions, classes and functions connected with the package are shown.
If I take the same example script from doxygen documentation, create config file with "doxygen -g config" and generate html with "doxygen config", then the output is different. If I click on the package name, then only the package description is shown, but not the classes and functions.
What do I need to change in the config file or some xml scheme, in order to have classes and functions under package documentation.
Edit 1: The example from the webpage above:
## @package pyexample
#  Documentation for this module.
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## Documentation for a function.
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using Win XP and doxygen-1.7.4-setup.exe

A: The example in the doxygen documentation was generated with the following config settings:
PROJECT_NAME      = "Python"
OUTPUT_DIRECTORY  = pyexample
GENERATE_LATEX    = NO
GENERATE_MAN      = NO
GENERATE_RTF      = NO
OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_JAVA = YES
INPUT             = pyexample.py
QUIET             = YES
JAVADOC_AUTOBRIEF = YES
SEARCHENGINE      = NO

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Woman Wanted by Suffolk Police for Using Stolen Credit Card at Selden Store
Nassau DA: Bookkeeper Pleads Guilty to Embezzling More Than $180,000 from Roslyn Harbor Church
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INFORMING THE LONG ISLANDER WITH NEWS AND INFORMATION MAINSTREAM MEDIA WON'T™
Cops Searching For Man Who Robbed Deer Park Bank After Failed Robbery of Huntington Bank
July 14, 2015 By Andrew Cohen
LONG ISLAND, NY – Suffolk County Police Pattern Crime Unit detectives are investigating a bank robbery that occurred today at a Deer Park bank after the suspect unsuccessfully attempted to rob a Huntington bank.
A man entered People's United Bank, located at 182 East Main St. in Huntington, at 11:51 a.m. and made multiple verbal demands for money, however, the teller did not comply and the man fled the bank.
Twenty five minutes later, the man entered TD Bank, located at 2178 Deer Park Ave. in Deer Park, made a verbal demand for money from a teller. The teller complied with the man's demands and the man fled on foot, southbound on Deer Park Avenue.
The suspect was described as Hispanic, approximately 40 to 45 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall with a gray goatee. He was wearing a white T-shirt, shorts and a red hat.
Detectives are asking anyone with information on this case to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.
The fact that a defendant has been charged with a crime is merely an accusation and the defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Defendants are entitled to a fair trial with the burden on the prosecution to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Just like Kasirye Gwanga, Frank Gashumba is another public figure who loves dogs. They both have over three dogs as their pets but one of Gashumba's favorite dogs died yesterday (March 19). It was a grieving day for the Gashumba family as he wrote a very long post about the pet he had named Kinchi.
He even compared his dog to humans saying that dogs don't fake love and how it has never betrayed him like some humans.
"When your dog dies, the pain is as agonising as losing your best friend. Today, my family and I lost our beloved pet, Kinchi. It was 12 years old and probably one of the best dogs we have ever had. It was pretty, lovely, tough and loyal. If you have lived with dogs, you do realise that dogs are not just pets, but rather part of the family. The difference between humans and dogs is that the latter don't fake love. I have been betrayed by people that I loved and cared for. But not my Kinchi! Don't get me wrong, I am not saying that dogs are more valuable or important than human beings," part of the long post reads.
He added that Kinchi has been battling with cancer for five years and that they have been to literally every veterinary doctor in Kampala in a bid to try and save Kinchi's life. They had even made arrangements for the dog to be flown to Nairobi for further treatment but that has not been possible.


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Michael H. Arve
Since 1958, Michael H. Arve has been involved in both professional and community theatre, as an actor, director, and producer. His production of The Belle of Amherst earned State, Regional, National and International awards and acclaim. He has directed for Blackfriars, The Shipping Dock Theatre, GRRC, and John W. Borek Presents. Among the many plays he has directed are Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Zoo Story, A Delicate Balance, Hedda Gabler, 12 Angry Men, Incident at Vichy, Diversions & Delights, and Judgement at Nuremberg. As an actor some of his favorite roles are: Creon in Antigone, George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Botvonik in A Walk in The Woods, Matt in Talley's Folly, Brady in Inherit the Wind, Jerry in The Zoo Story, Hammerschmidt in Parfumerie, Rupert in Rope, and most recently Howard in Wallace Shawn's The Designated Mourner. He's currently an Artist in Residence at Rochester, New York's Multi-use Community Cultural Center.
Photo Credit: Annette Dragon
Hallie Flanagan in the Twenty-first Century
Amy Brady interviews Michael Arve about Dangerous Theatre, a piece he's directing based on Hallie Flanagan's 1938 testimony to the Special Committee to Investigate Un-American Activities.


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Match Preview: Barnet v Luton Town
Everything you need to know ahead of tomorrow's game against Luton Town…
Barnet v Luton Town
Kick Off: 15:00
Barnet: The Bees will be hoping to finish the Easter period with victory at The Hive, as Martin Allen's men try to put together a run of form during the final weeks of the season. Barnet have enjoyed mixed fortunes in recent months, but highlights have included wins against Portsmouth (1-0), Plymouth Argyle (1-0), and on the road against Newport County (3-0).
Luton Town: Luton go into this match on a good run of form, having won five of their previous six games. Their only defeat in that time was a 1-0 loss to Crawley Town in mid-March. That run pushed Luton up to 3rd in the form table, ahead of the Easter fixtures. They are also the fourth best side on the road this season, having accrued 33 points from 19 away matches.
In The Dugout: Nathan Jones is currently enjoying his first season in the managerial hot seat, having held a number of coaching roles over the past seven years. The former defender made over 150 league appearances for both Brighton & Hove Albion and Yeovil Town. He became Assistant Manager at Huish Park in 2009, before spending time as Charlton Athletic's Under 21s coach. Jones worked at Brighton as assistant manager, caretaker, and first-team coach, before being appointed Luton manager in January of this year.
Dangermen: Both of the Hatters top scorers arrived at Kenilworth Road from East Anglian clubs ahead of this season. Jack Marriott has 13 goals in all competitions, having joined from Ipswich Town in the summer. The forward graduated from the Tractor Boys youth academy before making three appearances for Mick McCarthy's side. Marriott enjoyed a handful of loan spells while at Ipswich, the most productive of which was with Woking – the 21-year-old scored 13 goals in 24 appearances.
Cameron McGeehan has struck 12 times this campaign, since his move to Bedfordshire. The former Norwich City midfielder never made a senior appearance for the Canaries, but had been on loan at Luton on two previous occasions before his permanent transfer last year. McGeehan, 20, has also represented Northern Ireland at Under 17, Under 19 and Under 21 level.
Last Meeting: Barnet succumbed to a 2-0 defeat at Kenilworth Road earlier this season. A first half strike from Danny Green set the Hatters on their way to victory, before Cameron McGeehan's 67th minute goal made sure of all three points. You can read the report from that match here.
Ticket Details: You can book tickets in advance of the game online here. Tickets can be bought on the day of the match, but only at the Ticket Office. It is recommended to arrive early to avoid queues.
Travel: You can get to and from The Hive by taking our Shuttle Bus service. To find out more and to check the bus timetable, click here.
Please note that the bus will now no longer be stopping at the Selvage Lane bus stop in Edgware, as a result of traffic restrictions.
Due to anticipated demand, supporters will need to provide a valid match ticket or membership card to travel on Monday's shuttle bus. This service is for home fans only. For more information, click here.
The club are now offering a 50% discount for supporters travelling on the first bus to / last bus from The Hive. Find out more here.
Food & Drink: Grazioli's Bar (under the West Stand) will be open from 12:30, and will be serving our range of top quality burgers. AFC Wimbledon vs Portsmouth is the televised early kick-off on Saturday, so why not head down to the ground early and enjoy a pre-match beer before the game?
Prize Draw: Tickets for the Amber Triple Chance Draw are available for just £1. You could win a guaranteed first prize of £200, a £300 Jako voucher in our monthly draw, and be entered in an end-of-season draw for a year's free Bees Membership! You can get tickets from our sellers around the ground.
Follow The Match: If you can't get to The Hive, you can listen to full commentary of the match on Bees Player HD. We'll also have live twitter updates throughout the game, and a match report & post-match reaction on barnetfc.com.
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The Bees return to action as they welcome Premier League outfit Crystal Palace to The Hive tonight.
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Farm-fresh foods, handmade crafts to be featured at downtown Dover store
Ben Mace
Delaware News Journal
Justin and Tara Brant are assembling a stable of vendors for an indoor farmers market in downtown Dover.
They plan to open Black Swamp Artisanal Market in April in a 1,200-square-foot store at 204 W. Loockerman St., leading a team of more than 30 vendors offering farm-fresh meats, eggs, vegetables, flowers, honey, ice cream and baked goods along with handcrafted soaps, lotions, jewelry and furniture.
"Our goal is to highlight local crafters and producers," Justin Brant said.
The market is named after their farm in Felton, and they named their farm after the road it's on.
The Brants started raising pigs and chickens two years ago, and they joined the Delaware Farm Bureau. Tara Brant is a registered nurse, retired from the Army, while Justin Brant serves in the Navy but looks to farm full-time soon.
Last year they started selling their pork and eggs at markets, including the Capital City Farmers Market in Dover.
"Tara and I always thought about opening our own store, but we didn't have the time and worried that we wouldn't have enough besides pork and eggs," Justin Brant said.
Then they were contacted by Diane Laird and other representatives from the Downtown Dover Partnership and Unlock the Block.
"They said, 'We've got this idea for this space in Dover that's vacant, and looking at your website and what you do, we think you'd be a good fit,'" Justin Brant said. "They definitely put the seed in our mind. Tara and I have watered it and grown it, but they've really been helping us out."
The artisanal market concept was developed through Unlock the Block, a program with the goal of reducing vacancies by supporting entrepreneurs in the downtown business district, said Laird, the DDP executive director and co-chair of Unlock the Block.
"Small-business owners are the foundation of every successful downtown community," Laird said. "Even amidst a world pandemic, Justin and Tara have been carefully planning and strategizing – discussing architecturals, finalizing contracts, working with vendors, selecting displays – all to ensure a high quality, successful venture next to the Bayard Pharmacy."
A team that comprises Unlock the Block, including Cindy Small, business adviser for the Small Business Development Center, is providing assistance to the couple.
"Small businesses are the cornerstone of Delaware's economy and this marketplace creates the opportunity not only for Black Swamp Farmstead, but for several other small businesses that will make up this cooperative," Small said. "It's a win-win-win situation for the businesses, residents and Dover."
Will Grimes, Neighborhood Revitalization coordinator and NCALL/Restoring Central Dover representative, said the market is filling a need.
"We know the community will be so enthused about the variety of goods they'll be offering right here in the downtown," he said.
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"Artisanal" means made in a traditional or non-mechanized way, not from a factory.
"The products are grown or raised locally – homemade, handcrafted," Justin Brant said. "The vendors are sourcing the items for their products as sustainably as they can. These are people making their own cheese, butter, bread, cakes and canning their own jelly."
The Brants have received verbal commitments from about 35 vendors.
"This team approach will allow us to bring high-quality products all under one roof, and weather will certainly not affect operations as it sometimes does with the outdoor farmers markets," Justin Brant said.
The market will have the look of one store, but each vendor will label their product with their company logo and information.
The Brants, members of the Farmers-Veterans Coalition, will display the products on custom wood furniture made by Fortitude Furnishings, owned by a U.S. Marine Corps veteran in Georgetown, and that furniture will also be for sale.
Workshops and demonstrations
Tara Brant said she and several vendors will offer workshops and demonstrations at the market, so customers can learn how to make some of the products themselves.
"I make soaps and lotions from natural ingredients and will be pleased to share that process in the store," she said.
Other ideas include workshops on making wreaths, candles or floral arrangements.
Jocelyn Bottomley of Fat Cat Farms will offer how-to programs in addition to selling her sourdough English muffins and seasonal heirloom vegetables and flowers at the market.
"We plan on providing workshops and demos on 'farmsteading' with topics including food preservation, bread baking and seed starting," she said.


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THE EVES
"A glistening pop gem with delightful harmonies"
- Jim Gellatly, The Scottish Sun
(reviewing 'Tides' by The Eves)
Caroline has now formed pop duo 'The Eves' with Marissa Keltie.
Their explosion onto the music scene as a combined force in 2018 has established them as one of the UK's most promising and exciting songwriting duos.
2020, though a challenge with Covid-19, is not stopping the duo from forging ahead. They are currently writing a new portfolio of music with killer pop hooks and anthemic choruses. They were also chosen by Levi's to appear on their 'Stay Home, Stay Connected' Covid-19 online campaign, performing to a global reach of over 26 million Levi's followers.
Radio play from the BBC, Talk Radio and Union Jack Radio has firmly established them as an act to follow.
2019 saw several high profile performances and collaborations including:
• C2C music festival
• Headlining the Queen Tuts stage at this year's TRNSMT
• Headline act at King Tuts Summer Nights Festival
• Opened for The Shires at Old Fruitmarket in Glasgow
• Working with AIR Studios' Olga FitzRoy – Engineer and Mixer for Coldplay.
• Appearances on BBC's The Edit
Marissa is an established voiceover artist and commercial model. Working for the world-renowned Model Team agency she has appeared in many campaigns for clients including British Airways, Heineken, Scottish Opera and Natwest.
The duo have recently become involved in assisting the dog rescue charity 'Pico's Pack' - helping to raise awareness and funds to care for the street dogs in Belgrade, Serbia.
Management: David Rogers at Hanoi Creative
dcr@hanoicreative.com
© 2019 by CAROLINE GILMOUR


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Report on indoor air quality in schools released
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Actor Don Cheadle expressed his support for transgender children, and his distaste for President Donald Trump, on Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Cheadle, who is well-known for his role as War Machine in Marvel superhero movies and was nominated for an Academy Award for his work in 2004's Hotel Rwanda, has expressed his distaste for the President before. His Twitter bio includes "#resist"- a popular way of expressing opposition to Trump – and his profile photo is of 7-year-old Jakelin Caal, who died in Customs and Board Patrol custody.
On Saturday, Cheadle used his clothes to make two big political statements. He introduced the episode's musical guest Gary Clark Jr. while wearing a "Protect Trans Kids" T-shirt. Then, he ended the show wearing an "CCCP" (Russian for U.S.S.R) hockey jersey with the number "45" (a reference to Trump as the 45th President) and the President's name across the back.
Both outfits appeared to have a strong message for the President. Trump has been criticized for pursuing policies that are harmful for transgender people, and he faces multiple accusations that he colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election.
Many people wrote on Twitter that they were happy to see Cheadle's clothing choices.
Last night on #SNL Don Cheadle wore a #ProtectTransKids shirt and a Russian Trump jersey.
Trans and LGBTQIA rights advocates were especially enthusiastic about Cheadle's statement.


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Flower Mound is located in the Texas counties of Denton and Tarrant, just a short thirty-minute drive away from the major cities of Dallas and Fort Worth. The town was first settled during the late 1840s by Presbyterians who established religious camps there, followed by permanent setters in the early 1850s attracted by the promise of rich soil for raising cotton, corn, and wheat. Today, the city of Flower Mound is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, with a population of more than 64,000 residents representing a 62% increase in population over the past ten years. Residents of Flower Mound love the convenience of living within striking distance of everything the Dallas/Fort Worth area has to offer, and the delightful temperate climate that graces the region with hot summers, warm winters, and lovely weather during spring and fall.
Situated on U. S. Route 377 on the northern shores of Grapevine Lake, Flower Mound is home to a world of opportunities for recreation and entertainment! Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the efforts of the Flower Mound Parks and Recreation Department, as evidenced through programs and amenities offered through more than fifty community parks and recreational facilities, as well as the Flower Mound Trail, a thirty-mile system of paved hiking and biking trails that traverse the town through parks, natural areas, and neighborhoods.
Located just minutes away from important business and financial centers, DFW International Airport, and the considerable amenities of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, Flower Mound is a great city for living, visiting, and playing!


Christmas is an awesome time for Kinnecters – a season of merriment, and a chance to give back. Every year, Kinnect volunteers come together to serve a community in need during Christmas Eve.
In 2014, Kinnecters served in Makoko and distributed meals to over 400 residents, as well as distributed clothes, shoes and food items.
In 2015, we served in Ajegunle, this time with over 500 residents served, and gifts, books, and clothes distributed through the LOTS Charity foundation.
In 2016, we served in Obalende alongside Eti-Osa Youth Development Initiative, and hosted 1,000 residents, and distributed toys and books to over 200 children within the community.
In 2017, we collaborated with Beyond Usual NGO and served 700 residents of the Ikota community, and distributed clothes and shoes to over 300 residents with a particular focus on the children, youths, and women.
Our corporate partner for the Annual Food Kitchen is Chops by Rera. Find out more about Chops by Rera here.


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I swam here at about 4:30 PM in late March and, while there were other lap swimmers, there were no non-lap swimmers, even though the other two pools were well occupied. I am not sure what it would be like in the winter months, since most outdoor lap pools in Florida close when the temp is below 55ºF. There was no cover in evidence. But it was comfortable enough on a 75º day in March.


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On Sundays (10.30am & 6pm) the whole church congregates (gathers) at the Good News Centre. We do this to give to God and to one another, and to receive from God and from one another.
We give our worship to God through singing and prayer, and we give our attention as we listen to what he says to us through the teaching of his Word the Bible. We also give to one another in serving, support, love and care as members of God's family.
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Tami Williams' "Germaine Dulac: A Cinema of Sensations" Published
March 31, 2015 Pfister-Drews
The First In-depth Historical Study of a Trailblazing Filmmaker and Feminist
"Tami Williams has produced a monumental, extraordinarily well-researched, highly readable portrait of one of the most significant figures in the history of cinema. . . . There is, quite literally, no other book like it anywhere, in any language."
— Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, author of To Desire Differently: Feminism and the French Cinema
Tami Williams' book "Germaine Dulac: A Cinema of Sensations" was published in August 2014 by the University of Illinois Press. In the book, "Tami makes unprecedented use of the filmmaker's personal papers, production files, and archival film prints to produce the first critical biography and full-length historical study of Dulac. Williams's analysis explores the artistic and sociopolitical currents that shaped Dulac's approach to cinema while interrogating the ground breaking techniques and strategies she used to critique conservative notions of gender and sexuality. Moving beyond the director's work of the 1920s, Williams examines Dulac's largely ignored 1930s documentaries and newsreels establishing important links with the more experimental impressionist and
abstract works of her early period.
"This vivid, interdisciplinary portrait will be of interest to general readers, as well as scholars of cinema, visual culture (music, theater, dance), French history, women's studies, and queer cinema.
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Johns returns to the Knights in new coaching role
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Andrew Johns, a prodigal son of the Newcastle Knights, will return to the club in a new coaching role.
Johns, who is a Knights legend and a life member with 249 games to his name, has been appointed in a coaching consultant role.
Winning two premierships as a player, the club is thrilled to see Johns return to the Knights.
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"His Rugby League knowledge is unmatched anywhere in the world and he will be an excellent addition to the team.
"Joey's return marks the beginning of an incredibly exciting period in our Club's history and we can't wait to see him get to work."
Johns, the eighth NRL Immortal, will commence his new role upon the resumption of pre-season training.
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Tag: Slavisa Jokanovic
Fulham boss: Ryan Sessegnon more Marcelo than Gareth Bale
Fulham manager Slavisa Jokanovic has suggested that Ryan Sessegnon could become more of a player in the mould of Marcelo rather than Gareth Bale. The 18-year-old has turned heads across Europe with his sensational performances for Fulham and his tally of 16 goals and seven assists has put the club within a game of top-flight promotion.
Speaking to Cadena Ser, Jokanovic admitted that Sessegnon can feature anywhere on the left side of the pitch but he sees him progressing into more of attacking full-back like Marcelo, he said: "He can play in two positions, as left-back or at left wing, and that is why he is being compared to Bale. Bale also started in that position before he made the switch to become a more attacking player. From my point of view, Sessegnon can play in different roles but I honestly think he could be more like an offensive back of a big team, like Marcelo. He is an incredible player and I personally believe he will end up at a big club. We shall see."
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Granted, it's not the mostexciting of handset announcements, but if you can't face yet another day without a budget Android smartphone packing dual loudspeakers, Three's got the Acer Liquid E2 for ya. It's available now on PAYG for £150 (around $232), or on contracts starting at £17 ($26ish) per month if you sign up for a two-year plan. If the overwhelming power of the Liquid E2 makes you nervous, you could always hold off for the lower-end LG Optimus L1 II, which will be launching on the network "soon."


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Q: Debian Stretch VM becomes quasi-unresponsive every few days The impacted computer is a VM running in vSphere, and it's a production server, so troubleshooting time is generally nonexistent once the issue rears its ugly head. The problem goes away after a reboot, and the system appears to run stable for about a week afterward. I'm looking for some ideas on what to do or look for when it happens again (probably around this Thursday or Friday, if the current pattern holds).
The VM responds normally to pings and is still listening for — but not responding to — http/s requests (apache2). It also listens for SSH, but never prompts for authentication before closing the session.
The "local" console hangs immediately after submitting a command. Up until that point, you can type whatever you want; only after you try to ask the system to do something does it stop working. This includes trying to use tab-completion for filenames, &c. I can switch to one of the other virtual terminals and enter a username and password...but then the system hangs again.
No information about the crash is present in any logs in /var/log (any pointers on someplace else to look?). The last message in any of the log files is written long before the actual problem occurs.
Additional info:
There is never anything printed on the VM's "local console" when this problem occurs. This VM has a single 1TB volume (thick provisioned, lazy zeroed) attached via LSI Logic Parallel vSCSI. The datastore itself is a large NAS which also services a few other ESXi hosts, and none of the other guests are impacted when this happens.
vCenter/vSphere does not show abnormally high CPU or memory utilization when this problem occurs.
On at least one occasion, the hang has gone on for >8 hours before being noticed by someone trying to access the server via SFTP.
Per sourcejedi's recommendation, I have now lowered the threshold for console logging to 5, and confirmed that I can see messages sent to /dev/kmsg on the VM's local console. These messages were not displayed before I made the change, so it's possible the kernel was trying to say something, but I never saw it.
Since I have resources to spare on the ESXi host, I've also cloned the VM and put it on a separate, isolated network. If this issue pops up there, I will have more time to troubleshoot it without having to worry about production services being down during the process.
I'll update as I have more info, but thanks to everyone who has helped so far!

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*Assumptions

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1. Assumptions
1.1) By default, the Linux kernel has code that reports various types of crash or hang.
All of them can show the immediate problem and print a call chain on the "local console".  It might not show the root cause, and this code can never be 100% reliable.  But usually you get something, and it is much better than nothing.
So you should double-check that you are able to see these kernel log messages on the console!  Details are in the next section.
1.2) Since the kernel itself is still responding to your key-presses and network packets, I would really expect the hung task detector to work here.
It sounds like kernel threads and interrupts are still functioning, but userspace processes are hanging.  The symptoms sound consistent with a hang when processes try to access the physical filesystem.  When a process hangs for several minutes, the kernel prints a "hung task" message and call chain.
1.3) Alternatively, maybe user processes are not entirely hung, but they are very slow, and you are not waiting "long enough" to see them make progress.
You might be familiar with this story, if you have experience using a Linux PC with a mechanical HDD :-).  But since this is not a PC on your desk, you will not notice the hard disk being very noisy or the disk activity light being permanently lit :-).
I am not experienced at managing servers.  But I think you should be using monitoring software to try and detect issues like this.  Ideally even before they create user-visible problems :-).
To give one example, if you monitor your system memory usage, it can show if you have a gradual "memory leak" and the system starts swapping itself to death.  I expect you do not have that problem.  E.g. if login had been swapped out, then the console login would have been slow to even prompt for your password.
Perhaps you would detect a rise in disk IO in the seconds before the observed failure, if you had sufficiently fine-grained monitoring.
2. Instructions
2.1) Is the "local console" logged or at least persistent, so that you would have noticed if a kernel crash was printed on it?  It really should be, but I am not sure familiar with how vSphere etc. would work if you used an emulated serial console.  If you are just using an emulated video display, then it will be persistent already.
This VMWare article appears to rely on the same assumption.
2.2) Make sure you have not disabled console logging.  Run this command:
sudo sh -c "echo '<3>test' >/dev/kmsg"

It should show "test" on the console.  See also below, where I talk about stack traces.
If this is an emulated video display, part of a crash message might scroll off the top of the screen.  And if the kernel has crashed, then you cannot use shift+PageUp to scroll up.  In principle, it can be more useful to have an emulated serial console which implements scrollback.
For kernel crashes, there are a couple of other crash dump suggestions in the VMWare link above.
2.3) The hang after you enter a password sounds like the disk has become non-responsive.  I think Linux SCSI will timeout operations after a while, and the timeouts will be logged as kernel errors, so Linux would print them on the console.  Are your filesystems mounted using SCSI protocol, or something else?
2.4) Also, by default the kernel detects hung tasks and prints a message: task bash:999 blocked for more than 120 seconds.  It is followed by a call chain ("stack trace").  Although, I think the call chain part is logged using the kernel's "default log level", which most often means level 4 (warning).
If you want to see the call chain part of the hung task message, you probably need to increase the console log level above level 4, e.g. dmesg -n 5.
To check you have not disabled hung task messages: cat /proc/sys/kernel/hung_task_timeout_secs should show a positive number e.g. 120.
Hung task messages are not printed for network filesystem hangs.  They are only printed when the hung task is both "uninterruptible" and "unkillable".  Processes hung on NFS can be killed.  If you were using a network filesystem that could have caused this hang, you would likely already have thought about this.  (As well as testing connecting to the NFS server somehow, not just testing the hung VM with ping, and then you would have mentioned all this in the question :-).  If an NFS server appears responsive from other VMs, and yet you do not see a hung task message on this VM, I guess you could try to investigate using sysrq+T (see below).
Hung task messages are enabled by default on Debian Linux builds.  (For some reason, my Fedora Linux kernel is built without including the hung task detector at all.  Even though it appears included in RHEL and SLES kernels.  FIXME).
When I searched for the hung task messages, I noticed both hung servers and IO error messages seemed to be a common theme :-).
There is also Linux sysrq.  If you had a serial console, but you can only capture output printed after you have connected to it, you could e.g. try looking for hung tasks using sysrq+T .  This dumps info about every task on the system, so it generates a lot of output to the console.  So this might not be so useful when your console is a video display.  And you should not test this on a working production system!  Some distributions disable sysrq by default for physical security reasons.  Debian leaves sysrq enabled.  Of course you might have used a security checklist that told you to disable sysrq.
2.4) The original question did not quote any quantitative monitoring of "responsiveness", either immediately before the observed failure, or to show that the system is not frequently overloaded (this might just be the ultimate extension).
Consider the value of quantitative monitoring of service "responsiveness", for various services - this could include logging in to the ssh server.  Also system utilization levels, latencies, and network packets per second.
P.S. both disk busy% and "CPU iowait" may be cursed.  I would want to monitor the current disk latencies and IOPS as well.  (Current Debian 9.x kernels should be relatively sensible about disk busy% though).
The above answer and the VMware link describes some of the standard tools which you should learn about, or at least be aware of their existence.
3. A dumb hack (which assumes your tasks are hung on filesystem/disk access)
The detail below is a dumb hack.  Sometimes a dumb hack is what you need.  I'm just saying, if you have to resort to this, it might suggest some deficits in your way of working that you need to sort out :-P.
If you have some shell tests, that you would like to run while the system is "quasi-unresponsive", you could try running an mlock()'ed busybox shell.  E.g. run a non statically linked busybox using this LD_PRELOAD mlock hack .  Then run busybox commands using e.g. (exec -a ls /proc/self/exe /) .  Probably safest to do :
# prevent you running any normal program by mistake!
OLDPATH="$PATH"
PATH=

# run a busybox builtin
b() (
  local command="$1"
  shift
  exec -a "$command" /proc/self/exe "$@"
)

# run normal program in the background, in case it hangs
p() {
  local PATH="$OLDPATH"
  exec "$@" &
}

This should let you run b dmesg, without needing to read any uncached file :-).
(This breaks down if someone has both 1) contrived to mount a hung filesystem 2) mounted it over / or /proc, so that you cannot even access /proc without hanging.  I think that is not very likely, and it would be even more of a pain to defend against.)
b ps -o stat,pid,args will show process states; D means "uninterruptible sleep" - normally waiting for the disk or network filesystem.  Then b cat /proc/999/stack will show where PID 999 is waiting in the kernel.
cd /sys/class/block/ && b grep -H . */inflight will show a count of inflight reads and writes for each disk.


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Legal custody relates to who has authority to make the larger decisions in a Child's life. These are not the day-to-day routine items, like if it is pizza or burgers for dinner. Rather, they are the big issues, such as long term medications and educational services. Legal custody is not related to who primarily lives with the Child, which is termed physical or residential custody.
Legal custody can either be sole for one parent or joint between both parents. Joint legal custody is encouraged primarily as a voluntary alternative for relatively stable, amicable parents behaving in mature civilized fashion. Joint legal custody, however, is inappropriate where the parties are antagonistic towards each other and have demonstrated an inability to cooperate on matters concerning the child.
If you have tried joint legal custody, but it is not working out, then you need not feel as though you are definitely stuck with it, as you can go back to Court to change it. A relationship between parents that has become contentious and suffers from an inability to effectively communicate serves as a sound and substantial basis that an existing Order of Joint Custody is no longer appropriate.
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Find out more about the Idea behind the TransLex-Principles
International Law Association Resolution No. 1/2006, Annex 2: Recommendations on res judicata and Arbitration
Document-Id: 803600, Please cite as: "https://www.trans-lex.org/803600"
To promote efficiency and finality of international commercial arbitration, arbitral awards should have conclusive and preclusive effects in further arbitral proceedings.
The conclusive and preclusive effects of arbitral awards in further arbitral proceedings set forth below need not necessarily be governed by national law and may be governed by transnational rules applicable to international commercial arbitration.
An arbitral award has conclusive and preclusive effects in further arbitral proceedings if:
it has become final and binding in the country of origin and there is no impediment to recognition in the country of the place of the subsequent arbitration;
it has decided on or disposed of a claim for relief which is sought or is being reargued in the further arbitration proceedings;
it is based upon a cause of action which is invoked in the further arbitration proceedings or which forms the basis for the subsequent arbitral proceedings; and
it has been rendered between the same parties.
An arbitral award has conclusive and preclusive effects in the further arbitral proceedings as to:
determinations and relief contained in its dispositive part as well as in all reasoning necessary thereto;
issues of fact or law which have actually been arbitrated and determined by it, provided any such determination was essential or fundamental to the dispositive part of the arbitral award.
An arbitral award has preclusive effects in the further arbitral proceedings as to a claim, cause of action or issue of fact or law, which could have been raised, but was not, in the proceedings resulting in that award, provided that the raising of any such new claim, cause of action or new issue of fact or law amounts to procedural unfairness or abuse.
The conclusive effects of an arbitral award can be invoked in further arbitration proceedings at any time permitted under the applicable procedure.
The preclusive effects of an arbitral award need not be raised on its own motion by an arbitral tribunal. If not waived, such preclusive effects should be raised as soon as possible by a party.
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