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7 Ways to Prevent Financial Elder Abuse
High-profile charges of financial exploitation raise troubling questions. Here's how to protect yourself and your family
by John Rosengren, AARP Bulletin, August 29, 2018 | Comments: 0
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Pioneering astronaut Buzz Aldrin has been entangled in a recent case of alleged financial exploitation.
The troubling stories of two aging American heroes have put a spotlight again on the issue of financial exploitation of older people. But the problem affects far more than the rich and famous, experts say. All families need to know how best to protect their elder loved ones.
Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, the 95-year-old creator of Spider-Man and a host of other heroes, has been entangled in a legal drama that includes allegations that a memorabilia collector named Keya Morgan is attempting to isolate Lee to gain control of his fortune, estimated at $50 million. Morgan denies wrongdoing, but a Los Angeles court has issued a temporary restraining order barring him from contact with Lee.
In the case of NASA hero Buzz Aldrin (the second man to walk on the moon), the 88-year-old astronaut claimed his two youngest children, Andrew and Janice, were colluding with his former manager Christina Korp to seize control of his estate by alleging that he has dementia. He sued the three in a Florida court in June. Korp and the Aldrin children deny wrongdoing and blame Aldrin's "increased confusion and memory loss."
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Legendary comic book writer Stan Lee has been entangled in a recent case of alleged financial exploitation.
Whatever the truth of those high-profile cases, experts believe financial exploitation of older people is a problem that is growing as America ages, and that it is significantly underreported. "It's such a hidden crime. Within families, victims don't want to prosecute," says Julie Schoen of the National Center on Elder Abuse. "There's a huge gap in our system when it comes to recording these crimes. We need better research." Ninety percent of perpetrators are family members or other people the victim knows well, such as caretakers, neighbors or friends, the NCEA estimates. "As we get older and our brains change, we find it more difficult to track financial details," says Bonnie Brandl, director of the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life. "That makes us more susceptible." And older people can lose touch with those who might protect them. "Bad actors will isolate victims so they don't get caught and can take advantage of them," says Amy Mix, an attorney with the AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly.
For more on how to protect yourself, visit AARP's Scams and Fraud page.
How to Prevent It
Here are steps experts agree will help protect you and your aging loved ones.
When a person is still mentally sharp, help him or her make a plan that designates power of attorney and health care directives. "We tend to want to keep financial matters private, but if we don't have those discussions, that's what blows things apart," Schoen says.
Stay connected with older loved ones through regular phone calls, visits or emails.
Develop a relationship with your parent's caregiver. "They'll be less likely to financially exploit Mother because they know you're paying attention," Brandl says.
Become a "trusted contact" to monitor bank account and brokerage activity.
Sign up for a service such as EverSafe to track financial activity and notify an advocate of unusual withdrawals or spending.
Set up direct deposit for checks so others don't have to cash them.
Do not sign any documents that you don't understand.
John Rosengren has written for publications including The Atlantic and Sports Illustrated.
LISTEN: Uncover one of the most prominent cases of financial elder abuse in U.S. history


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Q: Why this code error when entering a 4*x symbol number or more? Converting a 16 digit number into 10 digit number -the program takes the value of the number(16) as a string of char(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F)
-transcodes to the correct values according to the character table
-converts values to decimal

but... if:
in: A | out: 10 (+)
in: AA | out: 170(+)
in: AAA| out: ... forget answer but (+)
!!! in: AAAA| out: ERROR (-)
why?
#include <STDIO.H>
#include <CONIO.H>
void main()
{
    char m[100];                                // init massive chars [m]
    gets(m);                                    // input massive [m] (16 digit number)
    int i = -1;                                 // init counter for [m] (-1 for start [i++] in 0 pos)

    while (m[i++]);                             // go to last postion in [m] and count length
    i--;                                        // step back for skip '\0'
    i--;                                        // step back for start position last char
    int s = 0;                                  // init sum  number (10 digit number)
    int v = 1;                                  // init multiplier

    while (i >= 0)                              // it is first char?
    {
        if ((m[i] >= 'A') && (m[i] <= 'F')) s += ((int)(m[i]-55) * v); // if char 'A'(65) char = (10)  * multiplier
        else s += ((int)(m[i]) * v);                                // else char 1,2,3,4,5... (1,2,)* multiplier
        v *= 16;                                // up multiplier power
        i--;                                    // char step back
    }
    printf("%i", s);                            //out sum
}

after edit after comments:
char m[100];
gets(m);
int i = 0;       // * "=-1" -> "0"
while (m[++i]);  // * "i++" -> "++i"
i--;

double s = 0; int v = 1;
while (i >= 0)
{
  if ((m[i] >= 'A') && (m[i] <= 'F'))  s += ((int)(m[i]-55) * v);
  if ((m[i] >= '0') && (m[i] <= '9'))  s += ((int)(m[i]-48) * v); //add this rules

  v *= 16;
  i--;
}

printf("%lf", s);

+images with output results
1 & 2
after edit after comments:
char m[100];
gets(m);
for (int i = 0; m[i] != '\0'; i += 1); // *

unsigned long int s = 0; unsigned long int v = 1;    // *
for (int u = 0; u < i; u += 1)
{
  if ((m[u] >= 'A') && (m[u] <= 'F'))  s += ((int)(m[u]-55) * v);
  if ((m[u] >= '0') && (m[u] <= '9'))  s += ((int)(m[u]-48) * v);

  v *= 16;
}

printf("%lu", s);                      // *

A: i should start at 0, not -1.
You haven't noticed it yet but your math is wrong for digits 0 through 9.
If you expect all outputs to be positive for 16 Hexidecimal characters you need an unsigned 64-bit integer (however this achieved on your platform/compiler) and you need to print unsigned long (ie not %i/%d).

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Insulin is an essential hormone that controls your blood sugar levels.
It's made in your pancreas and helps move sugar from your blood into your cells for storage. When cells are insulin resistant, they can't use insulin effectively, leaving your blood sugar high.
When your pancreas senses high blood sugar, it makes more insulin to overcome the resistance and reduce your blood sugar.
Over time, this can deplete the pancreas of insulin-producing cells, which is common in type 2 diabetes. Also, prolonged high blood sugar can damage nerves and organs.
You're most at risk of insulin resistance if you have prediabetes or a family history of type 2 diabetes, as well as if you are overweight or obese.
Insulin sensitivity refers to how responsive your cells are to insulin. Improving it can help you reduce insulin resistance and the risk of many diseases, including diabetes.
Here are 14 natural, science-backed ways to boost your insulin sensitivity.
A good night's sleep is important for your health.
In contrast, a lack of sleep can be harmful and increase your risk of infections, heart disease and type 2 diabetes (, ).
Several studies have also linked poor sleep to reduced insulin sensitivity (, ).
For example, one study in nine healthy volunteers found that getting just four hours of sleep in one night reduced insulin sensitivity and the ability to regulate blood sugar, compared to getting eight and a half hours of sleep ().
Fortunately, catching up on lost sleep can reverse the effects of poor sleep on insulin resistance ().
Summary: A lack of sleep can harm your health and may increase insulin resistance. Making up for lost sleep may help reverse its effects.
Regular exercise is one of the best ways to increase insulin sensitivity.
It helps move sugar into the muscles for storage and promotes an immediate increase in insulin sensitivity, which lasts 2–48 hours, depending on the exercise ().
For example, one study found that 60 minutes of cycling on a machine at a moderate pace increased insulin sensitivity for 48 hours among healthy volunteers ().
Resistance training also helps increase insulin sensitivity.
Many studies have found it increased insulin sensitivity among men and women with or without diabetes (, 9, , , , , ).
For example, a study of overweight men with and without diabetes found that when participants performed resistance training over a three-month period, their insulin sensitivity increased, independent of other factors like weight loss ().
While both aerobic and resistance training increase insulin sensitivity, combining both in your routine appears to be most effective (, , ).
Summary: Aerobic and resistance training can help increase insulin sensitivity, but combining them in your workouts seems most effective.
Stress affects your body's ability to regulate blood sugar.
It encourages the body to go into "fight-or-flight" mode, which stimulates the production of stress hormones like cortisol and glucagon.
These hormones break down glycogen, a form of stored sugar, into glucose, which enters your bloodstream for your body to use as a quick source of energy.
Unfortunately, ongoing stress keeps your stress hormone levels high, stimulating nutrient breakdown and increasing blood sugar ().
Stress hormones also make the body more insulin resistant. This prevents nutrients from being stored and makes them more available in the bloodstream to be used for energy (, ).
In fact, many studies have found that high levels of stress hormones reduce insulin sensitivity (, ).
This process may have been useful for our ancestors, who needed extra energy to perform life-sustaining activities. However, for people today who are under chronic stress, reduced insulin sensitivity can be harmful.
Activities like meditation, exercise and sleep are great ways to help increase insulin sensitivity by reducing stress (, , ).
Summary: Ongoing stress is linked to a greater risk of insulin resistance. Meditation, exercise and sleep are great ways to help reduce stress.
Excess weight, especially in the belly area, reduces insulin sensitivity and increases the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Belly fat can do this in many ways, such as making hormones that promote insulin resistance in the muscles and liver.
Many studies support the link between higher amounts of belly fat and lower insulin sensitivity (, 25, ).
Fortunately, losing weight is an effective way to lose belly fat and increase insulin sensitivity. It may also reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes if you have prediabetes.
For example, a study at Johns Hopkins University found that people with prediabetes who lost 5–7% of their total weight over six months reduced their risk of type 2 diabetes by 54% for the next three years ().
Luckily, there are many ways to lose weight through diet, exercise and lifestyle changes.
Summary: Excess weight, particularly in the belly area, reduces insulin sensitivity. Weight loss may help increase insulin sensitivity and is linked to a lower risk of diabetes.
Fiber can be divided into two broad categories — soluble and insoluble.
Insoluble fiber mostly acts as a bulking agent to help stool move through the bowels.
Meanwhile, soluble fiber is responsible for many of fiber's associated benefits, like lowering cholesterol and reducing appetite (, ).
Several studies have found a link between high soluble fiber intake and increased insulin sensitivity (, , , ).
For example, a study in 264 women found that those who ate more soluble fiber had significantly lower levels of insulin resistance ().
Soluble fiber also helps feed the friendly bacteria in your gut, which have been linked to increased insulin sensitivity (, , 36).
Foods that are rich in soluble fiber include legumes, oatmeal, flaxseeds, vegetables like Brussels sprouts and fruits like oranges.
Summary: Eating soluble fiber has many health benefits and has been linked to increased insulin sensitivity. It also helps feed the friendly bacteria in your gut.
Not only are fruits and vegetables nutritious, they also provide powerful health-boosting effects.
In particular, colorful fruits and vegetables are rich in plant compounds that have antioxidant properties ().
Antioxidants bind to and neutralize molecules called free radicals, which can cause harmful inflammation throughout the body ().
Many studies have found that eating a diet rich in plant compounds is linked to higher insulin sensitivity (, 40, 41, ).
When you're including fruit in your diet, stick to normal portion sizes and limit your intake to two pieces or less per sitting and 2–5 servings per day.
Summary: Colorful fruits and vegetables are rich in plant compounds that help increase insulin sensitivity. But be careful not to eat too much fruit in a single sitting, as some types are high in sugar.
Herbs and spices were used for their medicinal properties long before they were introduced into cooking.
However, it wasn't until the past few decades that scientists began examining their health-promoting properties.
Herbs and spices including fenugreek, turmeric, ginger and garlic have shown promising results for increasing insulin sensitivity.
Fenugreek seeds: They're high in soluble fiber, which helps make insulin more effective. Eating them whole, as an extract or even baked into bread may help increase blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity (, , ).
Turmeric: Contains an active component called curcumin, which has strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It seems to increase insulin sensitivity by reducing free fatty acids and sugar in the blood (, ).
Ginger: This popular spice is linked to increased insulin sensitivity. Studies have found that its active component gingerol makes sugar receptors on muscle cells more available, increasing sugar uptake ().
Garlic: In animal studies, garlic has appeared to improve insulin secretion and have antioxidant properties that increase insulin sensitivity (, , , 52).
These findings for herbs and spices are promising. However, most research in this area is recent and was conducted in animals. Human studies are needed to investigate whether herbs and spices do indeed increase insulin sensitivity.
Summary: Garlic, fenugreek, turmeric and ginger may help increase insulin sensitivity. The research behind them is recent, so more studies are needed before strong conclusions can be made.
Cinnamon is a tasty spice that's packed with plant compounds.
It's also known for its ability to reduce blood sugar and increase insulin sensitivity ().
For example, one meta-analysis found consuming 1/2–3 teaspoons (1–6 grams) of cinnamon daily significantly reduced both short and long-term blood sugar levels ().
Studies suggest that cinnamon increases insulin sensitivity by helping receptors for glucose on muscle cells become more available and efficient at transporting sugar into the cells (, ).
Interestingly, some studies have found that cinnamon contains compounds that can mimic insulin and act directly on cells (, ).
Summary: Cinnamon could help increase insulin sensitivity by increasing glucose transport into cells and may even mimic insulin to increase sugar uptake from the bloodstream.
Green tea is an excellent beverage for your health.
It's also a great choice for people with type 2 diabetes or those who are at risk of it. Several studies have found that drinking green tea can increase insulin sensitivity and reduce blood sugar (, ).
For example, an analysis of 17 studies investigated the effects of green tea on blood sugar and insulin sensitivity.
It found that drinking green tea significantly reduced fasting blood sugar and increased insulin sensitivity ().
These beneficial effects of green tea could be due to its powerful antioxidant epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), which many studies have found to increase insulin sensitivity (62, , ).
Summary: Drinking more green tea could help increase your insulin sensitivity and overall health. The increase in insulin sensitivity associated with green tea could be due to the antioxidant epigallocatechin gallate.
Vinegar is a versatile liquid. You can clean with it or use it as an ingredient in foods, in addition to many other uses.
It's also a key ingredient in apple cider vinegar, an extremely popular beverage in the natural health community.
Vinegar could help increase insulin sensitivity by reducing blood sugar and improving the effectiveness of insulin (, ).
It also appears to delay the stomach from releasing food into the intestines, giving the body more time to absorb sugar into the bloodstream ().
One study found that consuming apple cider vinegar increased insulin sensitivity by 34% during a high-carb meal in people who were insulin resistant and by 19% in people with type 2 diabetes (68).
Summary: Vinegar could help increase insulin sensitivity by improving insulin's effectiveness and delaying food release from the stomach to give insulin more time to act.
Carbs are the main stimulus that causes insulin blood levels to rise.
When the body digests carbs into sugar and releases it into the blood, the pancreas releases insulin to transport the sugar from the blood into the cells.
Reducing your carb intake could help increase insulin sensitivity. That's because high-carb diets tend to lead to spikes in blood sugar, which put more pressure on the pancreas to remove sugar from the blood (, 70).
Spreading your carb intake evenly throughout the day is another way to increase insulin sensitivity.
Eating smaller portions of carbs regularly throughout the day provides the body with less sugar at each meal, making insulin's job easier. This is also supported with research showing that eating regularly benefits insulin sensitivity ().
The type of carbs you choose is also important.
Low-glycemic index (GI) carbs are best, since they slow the release of sugar into the blood, giving insulin more time to work efficiently (72).
Carb sources that are low-GI include sweet potatoes, brown rice, quinoa and some varieties of oatmeal.
Summary: Eating fewer carbs, spreading your carb intake throughout the day and choosing lower-GI carbs are smart ways to increase insulin sensitivity.
If there's anything worth removing from your diet completely, it's artificial trans fats.
Unlike other fats, they provide no health benefits and increase the risk of many diseases (, ).
Evidence on the effects of high trans fat intake on insulin resistance appears to be mixed. Some human studies have found it harmful, while others haven't ().
However, animal studies have provided strong evidence linking high trans fat intake to poor blood sugar control and insulin resistance (, , ).
Because the findings are mixed for human studies, scientists can't clearly say that eating artificial trans fats increases insulin resistance. However, they are a risk factor for many other diseases, including diabetes, so they are worth avoiding.
Foods that typically contain artificial trans fats include pies, doughnuts and fried fast foods. Artificial trans fats are typically found in more processed foods.
Fortunately, in 2015 the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) declared trans fats unsafe to eat. It gave food manufacturers three years to either gradually remove trans fats from their food products or apply for special approval (79).
Summary: The link between artificial trans fats and insulin resistance is stronger in animal studies than human studies. Nevertheless, it's best to avoid them since they increase the risk of many other diseases.
There's a big difference between added sugars and natural sugars.
Natural sugars are found in sources like plants and vegetables, both of which provide lots of other nutrients.
Conversely, added sugars are found in more highly processed foods. The two main types of sugar added during the production process are high-fructose corn syrup and table sugar, also known as sucrose.
Both contain approximately 50% fructose.
Many studies have found that higher intakes of fructose can increase insulin resistance among people with diabetes (, , , 83).
The effects of fructose on insulin resistance also appear to affect people who don't have diabetes, as reported in an analysis of 29 studies including a total of 1,005 normal and overweight or obese participants.
The findings showed that consuming a lot of fructose over less than 60 days increased liver insulin resistance, independent of total calorie intake ().
Foods that contain lots of added sugar are also high in fructose. This includes candy, sugar-sweetened beverages, cakes, cookies and pastries.
Summary: High intakes of fructose are linked to a higher risk of insulin resistance. Foods that contain high amounts of added sugar are also high in fructose.
The idea of taking natural supplements to increase your insulin sensitivity is fairly new.
Many different supplements may increase insulin sensitivity, but chromium, berberine, magnesium and resveratrol are backed by the most consistent evidence.
Chromium: A mineral involved in carb and fat metabolism. Studies have found that taking chromium picolinate supplements in doses of 200–1,000 mcg could improve the ability of insulin receptors to reduce blood sugar (, , , 88).
Magnesium: A mineral that works with insulin receptors to store blood sugar. Studies have found that low blood magnesium is linked to insulin resistance. Taking magnesium may help increase insulin sensitivity (, , , ).
Berberine: A plant molecule extracted from a variety of herbs including the plant Berberis. Its effects on insulin are not exactly known, but some studies have found it increases insulin sensitivity and lowers blood sugar (, , , ).
Resveratrol: A polyphenol found in the skin of red grapes and other berries. It may increase insulin sensitivity, especially in those with type 2 diabetes, but its function is poorly understood (, ).
As with all supplements, there is a risk they may interact with your current medication. If you are ever unsure, it's best to check with your doctor before you start taking them.
Summary: Chromium, berberine and magnesium supplements are linked to increased insulin sensitivity. Resveratrol appears to increase insulin sensitivity, particularly among people with type 2 diabetes.
Insulin is an important hormone that has many roles in the body.
When your insulin sensitivity is low, it puts pressure on your pancreas to increase insulin production to clear sugar from your blood.
Low insulin sensitivity may also result in chronically high blood sugar levels, which are thought to increase your risk of many diseases, including diabetes and heart disease.
Fortunately, there are many things you can do to naturally increase your insulin sensitivity.
Try some of the suggestions in this article to increase your insulin sensitivity and lower your risk of disease.
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"THIS IS A BIG DEAL. He's Actually Investigating the Greatest Crime in American History!" – Former US Attorney Joe diGenova on Durham Investigation
Published April 28, 2020 at 1:15pm
Former US Attorney Joe diGenova held another riveting interview on Monday about General Flynn's case and the Durham investigation.
About the Durham investigation, diGenova said the following at the 5:20 mark in the video below:
Remember what [US Attorney John Durham] is doing is, he is deconstructing the Mueller – Weissman inquiry. This investigation by Durham will show conclusively that the Mueller – Weissman investigation was a fraud. That it was never intended to find a crime. That it was intended to entrap the President to get an impeachment for a false statement if he gave an interview. Which of course his lawyers and lawyers like us, told him never to do, never to give that information.
So that's why it's taking time, Mary. It's taking time because he's destroying Mueller as he makes the case against Clapper, Brennan, Comey, and Sally Yates and others. This is a big deal. He's actually investigating the greatest crime in American history!
diGenova earlier in the interview claimed that Durham has broought in former FBI agents to assist with his investigation, because he knows them and he knows he can trust them.
This is a very big deal!

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There are many things that bind the small country school of Hoekwil Primary, from the incredible teachers and their passion for education, to the amazingly talented pupils, to the parents who always pull out all the stops to get involved and help where they can.
But perhaps the most important aspect is the prevailing sense of community that unites all these people.
And nowhere is this more evident than during the Hoekwil Primary School annual Summer Camp at Swartvlei Caravan Park.
Teachers, parents, SGB members and even the school principal all get in on the summer camp action, which includes a stack of nature-based activities that the kids simply love.
Making memories, cementing friendships – that's what the Summer Camp is all about!
Last year's highlight was a 'anything that floats' race across the vlei. Parents screaming on the side lines of a rugby match has nothing on moms and dads cheering on their kids to swim/push/float various vessels as fast as they can across a marshy vlei. (And no, parents weren't falling over themselves to see who was going to win, but rather from sheer laughter at the 'swamp kids' before them).
This year the kids are looking forward to snorkelling, fishing and cardboard duneboarding. Yep, good old-fashioned family fun!
Nights are spent dancing, watching outdoor movies and chilling around the campfire. This is usually when the parents have their fun; tales abounded last year of the antics of some of the more adventurous moms and dads among us, and what they got up to after nightfall.
Like sneaking into a neighbour's camp, deftly stealing a bag or two of firewood from right under their noses, and hightailing it back to their own camp in a fit of giggles without getting caught.
That takes some serious skill.
Plus a fire was desperately needed for some marshmallow roasting, so I believe all was forgiven the next day!
If you're looking to spend two nights in one of the Garden Route's best seaside camp sites where the kids can be kids and the parents…well, you can be kids too, then don't miss out on the Hoekwil Primary Summer Camp.
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Q: Como dividir datos de una columna en varias columnas tengo una consulta en SQL que es la siguiente:
SELECT
t1.APP_NUMBER,
t1.ALTO,
t1.ANCHO,
t1.LARGO,
t1.ALTO2,
t1.ANCHO2,
t1.LARGO2,
t2.NUM_PACA,
t2.PROMEDIO,
t1.PROMEDIOH
FROM PMT_HISTORIAL_MP t1
inner join PMT_PROMEDIO_HUMEDAD t2 on t1.APP_NUMBER=t2.NUM_CASO

Pero quiero dividir los promedios en mas columnas, por ejemplo, en donde dice: NUM_PACA cuenta cuantas pacas son, ya sea 5 o 10 entonces quisiera poner en cada columna el promedio de cada paca, por ejemplo:
APP_NUMER |ALTO|ANCHO|LARGO|ALTO2|ANCHO2|LARGO2|PROMEDIO1|PROMEDIO2|...|PROMEDIO10|PROMEDIOH
No importa que en algunos valores aparezca NULL cuando sean las pacas de 5 promedios,
de ante mano gracias

A: La forma en que lo solucione fue la siguiente y me funciono, ya que los valores nunca pasaran de 10:
SELECT t1.APP_NUMBER      ,
   t1.ALTO     ,
   t1.ANCHO,
   t1.LARGO         ,
   t1.ALTO2            ,
   t1.ANCHO2 ,
   t1.LARGO2,
   t1.FECINSPECCION_LABEL,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 1 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA1,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 2 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA2,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 3 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA3,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 4 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA4,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 5 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA5,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 6 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA6,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 7 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA7,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 8 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA8,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 9 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA9,
   MAX( CASE WHEN t2.NUM_PACA = 10 THEN t2.PROMEDIO END) AS PACA10,
    t1.PROMEDIOH
   FROM PMT_HISTORIAL_MP t1
   inner join PMT_PROMEDIO_HUMEDAD t2 on t1.APP_NUMBER=t2.NUM_CASO
   GROUP BY t1.APP_NUMBER      ,
   t1.ALTO,
   t1.ANCHO,
   t1.LARGO         ,
   t1.ALTO2            ,
   t1.ANCHO2 ,
   t1.LARGO2,
   t1.FECINSPECCION_LABEL,
   t1.PROMEDIOH;


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Home Netflix As the Crow Flies 'As the Crow Flies' Season 1 Ending, Explained: Why Did Lale Leave...
'As the Crow Flies' Season 1 Ending, Explained: Why Did Lale Leave Her Job? Did Asli Become The New News Anchor?
'As the Crow Flies' Season 1 Ending, Explained – 'As the Crow Flies' (formerly 'Kus Uçusu') is a Turkic original corporate thriller series created by Meriç Acemi that investigates the ever-changing nature of truth in a world ruled by social media.
Every day, someone on the street dreams of being as successful as someone at the top of the corporate ladder. When an aspirant sees them from afar, he or she sums up their path in one word: "Lucky." People of this generation feel that everyone who has accomplished something in life was either born with a silver spoon in their mouth or has fate on their side.
This belief undermines all of the blood, sweat, and tears that a successful person has put into their journey. Well, you can't truly understand how someone feels unless you've walked in their shoes, but instead of doing the work, we're seeking for a shortcut, and thus waste our lives looking for the shortest distance between us and our dreams.
The term Netflix's "As the Crow Flies" from the Turkish drama series "As the Crow Flies" refers to the shortest distance.
"As the Crow Flies," directed by Deniz Yorulmazer, may remind some viewers of the 2022 series "Swimming with Sharks," which follows the same theme. However, if "Swimming with Sharks" exposes the dark side of a Hollywood studio, the Turkish series is set in a news studio and speaks volumes about ethics, fake news, and the growing influence of social media on news networks. A young girl named Asli Tuna, a journalism student who aims to be like the nation's most popular news anchor, Lale Kiran, is at the core of the controversy.
Asli, like any novice and adoring fan, is enamoured with Lale's status and, in her blind adoration, misses Lale's hard work and years of struggle. She wants to believe that Lale just happened to be in the right place at the right time. A tale has a lot of different levels to it.
A person's journey from rags to riches is never a smooth one, but rather a series of ups and downs that not only shape their character into a better person, but also provide them with the necessary experience to fight future fights. However, an eager dreamer like Asli clearly does not have the time or talent for such profound understanding and is looking for a quick fix. So, without further ado, let's see how Asli makes Lale's life a living hell in her quest for dominance.
As the Crow Flies Season 1 Recap
Asli Tuna, an aspiring journalist and hoaxer, meets Lale Kiran, the face of the news channel MON5 and host of its TRP magnet program "The Other Side," during a lecture session. When Asli Tuna arrives at her institution as a guest speaker for a seminar, she meets Lale for the first time. Asli greets Lale inside the washroom as she prepares to leave the college and tells her that she has been enamoured with her since she was 11 years old and wishes to be like her.
It's when Lale advises Asli that if she wants to be a genuine journalist, she needs to set more realistic goals and focus on news stories rather than people like her. The narrative establishes the ideological differences between these two characters, who will later be changed into prospective protagonists and antagonists, in just a brief conversation.
Lale Kiran's professional and personal lives are quickly introduced to us. She's been working as a news anchor on a show called "The Other Side," which she co-founded with her best friend, Muge Turkmen, and her dedicated mentor/ex-boyfriend, Kenan, as the show's producer. The three of them work for the MON5 television network, which is run by a lady named Gul. Lale's personal life revolves around her husband, Selim, who owns a restaurant in the city, and their two pre-teen daughters, Meslia and Mila.
Asli pursues Lale to the studio, where she decides to start working as an intern at MON5 in order to invade and finally conquer Lale's area. A couple more interns join the studio to begin their careers in the field, including Asli. Muge, on the other hand, advises them that only one of them will be hired. As a result, in order to keep her job, Asli subtly fires other interns and is finally employed by the network.
Meanwhile, while working at MON5, Asli uses a series of fake social media accounts to smear Lale and defame her whenever he can. He also befriends another nobody named Yusuf Tunca, who uses a fake social media account called "BusBus" to leak personal and professional information about his bosses on the internet in order to violate their privacy. Asli gradually integrates herself into Lale's circle and begins working as her personal assistant.
She takes advantage of her power to cause a misunderstanding between Lale and Selim. Asli dupes Selim into thinking Lale is growing close to her old flame, Kenan while lying to Kenan about Lale's feelings for him. Asli's shambles eventually tear Kenan and Lale apart, and the lioness, whose face once gleamed with triumph, is now slowly going away. Will Lale be able to figure out who is attacking her from the shadows and attempting to take her down?
Why did Lale go with Selim instead of Kenan? Did Kenan Quit His Job?
Kenan was a womaniser with little or no moral ethics, as everyone knew. He was just staying because of Lale, and he didn't care about the news or the media network. When Kenan and Lale were younger, they had a relationship, and it was Kenan, Muge, and Lale who pitched "The Other Side" to the network.
Lale, on the other hand, had had enough of Kenan's toxicity and chose to split up with him, soon after meeting and marrying Selim. Kenan, Lale's devastated lover, was still waiting for her precious jewel to return to him someday, despite the fact that Lale was married with two children, which was why Selim, enviously, used to contact Kenan, Lale's second husband, at the office.
Nonetheless, Kenan decided it was the appropriate time to make a move and get back with his ex-girlfriend when Asli re-ignited his love for him and lied to him about Lale's affection for him. When Lale disclosed the truth, Kenan was mortified and understood that the two of them had reached the end of the road and that nothing would ever be the same again. It was impossible for them to be lovers or friends.
Kenan was simply waiting for the contract renewal situation to be resolved so that Lale could keep her position at the network, and then they'd part ways amicably. Unfortunately, it was Lale who, in the end, chose to leave the position she had held for so long in order to spend more time with her family. It was never known whether Kenan quit the network or not, but it was assumed that he would ultimately do so.
After all, he was only doing the job because he hoped to see Lale again, but at the end of it all, Lale cleared the air and stated unequivocally that things would never work out between them. As a result, Kenan needed to move on with his life and career.
'As The Crow Flies' Season 1: Ending Explained – Why did Lale resign from her job?
Asli thought that after Kenan and Lale split up, Kenan would be a good stepping stone for her to go through the ranks, but she made the incorrect decision. Asli was devastated when Kenan sacked her the next day after she confessed her true intentions to him and slept with him, and Asli was devastated. In the heat of the moment, she went to Lale's house and started arguing with her, believing it was Lale who had removed her from the workplace.
Asli lost control of herself when Lale put up a mirror in front of her. She smashed a glass on Lale's head and assaulted her with other items. It was the precise sight represented in the first scene of 'As the Crow Flies.' Even after such an incident, Lale chose not to report Asli because she didn't want to make the situation public, which could have harmed Lale's public image as well as Asli's future.
It could have been the end of it all, but someone else was up to something nefarious. Ozge, the network's CEO, obtained the tape, which proved that Asli had stolen a pen drive from Muge's workstation in order to eliminate Ozge. Gul believed that Asli might be a dangerous weapon in their fight to keep Lale in the network and prevent her from leaving.
She had previously stated in Episode 2 of "As the Crow Flies" that there was a clause in the contract that stated that the network could implement a penalty clause that stated if there was a breach of broadcasting ethics. The network could implement a penalty clause that stated that one had to serve the network for three more years after the contract ended at the same pay rate.
For this reason, she enlisted Asli's help in devising a plot to assassinate Lale. Asli devised a scheme and duped Lale's best friend, Muge, who was already envious of Lale since she stole all the limelight from her, forcing her to work at a desk job for the rest of her life. They planned to provide Lale phoney news to report, which would almost certainly ruin her public image.
Unfortunately, Muge had cunningly taken Lale's phone, leaving her with no way to confirm the authenticity of the report she was going to present that day, so she used the security guard's phone to call a friend to confirm the news. After learning that her best friend had betrayed her just to embarrass Lale in public, she was quite shaken.
Lale did deliver the bogus news that day, but she quickly stopped and explained to the public on live camera that the whole thing was a filthy hoax perpetrated by her coworkers. Muge and Gul attempted to halt the show, but Kenan refused to let them inside the studio, and the network's whole team eventually sided with Lale because she was doing the right thing.
Lale quit the show while saying her final goodbyes to her listeners in order to save her honour. It wasn't the end of Lale Kiran, but it was the end of the show, since businesses come and go, but talent thrives. Everyone's huge plan to bring down Lale Kiran backfired, and she eventually became a folk hero. Lale's bold actions were commended by the general public, who gathered outside her home to honour the spirit of one ethical journalist who earned their affection more than anybody else.
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Lale Kiran ultimately quit her job at the end of "As the Crow Flies" and opted to spend more time with her family. She kept her awards in the drawer and didn't know if she'd ever return to the camera or if she would. Nobody knows what the future holds, but one thing is certain: she will never return to MON5. Gul and Muge, on the other hand, assigned Lale's anchoring duties to Asli, who, as the series progressed, was unable to fill Lale's shoes or even approach the bar she established.
In the final scene, Asli, who was about to face the camera for the first time as a news presenter, became nervous, and her body grew chilly. Her concerns surfaced when she noticed a group of new interns seated at a table outside the set. Asli had gained the job through the back door. In order to climb the ladder, she misled and fooled people. And whatever comes readily doesn't stay that way for very long. She was well aware that she was easily replaceable because she lacked both talent and experience.
She aspired to be like Lale Kiran rather than an ethical journalist. One of the most important distinctions between the two is that she was after fame, recognition, and money, but Lale was after providing reliable information to her viewers. While one devoted her time reporting from Ankara and Afghanistan to hone her talents, the other engaged in cheap politics to cut people out of the line. And, as everyone around Asli informed her, it's not about how you get to the top, but how you keep your position.
Lale had years of expertise dealing with whatever problem that arose, but Asli was doomed to fail badly, and her career will hopefully come to an end as a result.
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The last time I covered mid-cap oil producer Premier Oil (LSE: PMO), I claimed that the company would only be able to restore investor confidence in the group if it reduces leverage. Thanks to record production last year and higher oil prices, the firm has done just that.
In a trading update published ahead of its full-year 2018 results, the company revealed that it is expecting to report year-end net debt of $2.3bn, around $100m below management's initial guidance of $2.4bn and a total reduction in net debt of $390m on 2017.
Reducing net debt by 16% year-on-year admittedly isn't that impressive, but it is a step in the right direction. It will also help the company accelerate debt pay-down in 2019 as interest costs fall.
According to my research, during the first half of 2018 the company paid $126m in interest on debt and some of the debt is costing firm as much as 7.1% per annum. The good news is, if we assume interest costs have fallen by a similar 16%, this means the enterprise has freed up another $40m per annum to reinvest back into debt reduction. These are only back-of-the-envelope figures — Premier's cash flows are influenced by many different factors — but I think the number shows just how quickly the group's fortunes will change now that it has started to get its finances under control.
Production hit a record 80,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day (kboepd) in 2018, rising to 92 kboepd in November and December, implying the company will have much more free cash flow in 2019 to continue deleveraging.
As Premier continues to shore up its finances, I think this is one company that's worth keeping an eye on in 2019.
Another stock that I think could be set for big things in 2019 is Hurricane Energy (LSE: HUR).
If everything goes to plan, this company is planning to commence production from its flagship Lancaster prospect in the second half of the year. So far, everything is going right, and the construction of the early production system, designed to get the well in action as soon as possible, seems to be on track.
However, until production has actually started, I think the market will continue to view the business with a degree of scepticism.
Oil exploration and production is inherently risky, and there is still plenty that could go wrong over the next 12 months. A mistake when commissioning the early production system, for example, could set the business back months, or even worse, result in a catastrophic disaster that would cripple Hurricane. The company has undoubtedly done everything in its power to reduce the risk of a devastating accident, so I think in reality the chances of this are slim. Still, it is always worth considering the worst case scenario.
If the company does get its early production system in action on time, the stock could jump as the risks to the group's outlook decline.
City analysts have pencilled in a possible net profit of $98m for 2019 if Hurricane can commence production on time, implying a forward P/E of 33.2.


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Michigan Republicans, Tea Party	— August 14, 2013 at 10:00 am
Disgraced and recalled tea party Troy mayor Janice Daniels is running for Troy City Council
Go away, Janice. Just. Go. Away.
Former Troy, Michigan mayor Janice Daniels was recalled from office last year. Her public homophobic statements, incomprehensible tea party rants at public meetings, and damage to the local economy by impeding a major public transportation hub from being built in Troy all led the citizens there to unceremoniously toss her out of office.
You can read my extensive coverage of this tea party train wreck HERE.
But, in typical "can't take 'get the hell out of here' for an answer" fashion, Daniels is back and running for City Council again. Here's the candidate list for the November 5th election:
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It takes a LOT to get recalled. It's extremely difficult to get enough people out to the polls to vote you out of office. But Janice Daniels succeeded in doing just that.
It's truly hard to image that the people of Troy are going to make the mistake of putting her in office again. Perhaps losing that election will be enough for her to finally get the message that Troy citizens have absolutely no use for her and her tea part insanity/inanity.
Knowing her, it probably won't.
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If there is anyone who truly understands how to take lemons and make lemonade, it's Dr Keith Farmer.
At the age of 13 while growing up in Detroit, Farmer lost his father and credits a spiritual mentor in the community, Dr Frederick G Sampson, a noted theologian and pastor for helping him stay on track and discover his purpose.
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"I was consecrated as a bishop in 2005, " Farmer added."I enjoy serving as a pastor."
Consecrated 2005 Bishop in the Lord's Church by World Pentecostal Fellowship Ministry Board of Bishops, he served as National Executive Director And 1st assistant Presiding Prelate, Member of General Apostle Council of World Pentecostal Fellowship for over 7 years.
He also Served on the Board of Advisors for Dr Willie Robbins Jr College of Biblical Studies a Christian college.
He has also worked for two schools in Detroit where he focused on student services.
"I love to see people successful and happy," Farmer said. "I truly enjoy motivating and encouraging people to the next level."
Farmer is currently serving on the Impact Television Network Executive team. Where he oversees the Community Affairs of the Network which reaches over 85 million homes worldwide and is the only African-American owned and operated CHRISTIAN television network.
"We all have a purpose," Farmer added. "We didn't come here to just exist. We came here to thrive in all that the universe gave to us."
Farmer the father of six children, also co-hosts a TV show and radio show with his wife called the LifeLine Show and both programs are part of the Impact Network where they reach approximately 60 million homes including the Bahamas and Africa.
Farmer started in television many years ago and worked in both Florida and Georgia producing shows.
Both Farmer and his wife believe there is no better time to be in Detroit than now.
"Detroit is having a time of growth and a time of opportunity, and it's the perfect location to start or grow a business,"Farmer said.
Today, Farmer and his wife Nicole, run the Entrepreneur's Hub in Detroit, which helps people build businesses through assisting with business plan development, finding funding, and finding ways for expansion and growth. He also oversees the non profit known as Grand Innovation.
Together they have provided an atmosphere which has allowed the company to coach thousands of entrepreneurs on their journey through the day-today ins and outs of running a business. Farmer has always enjoyed working in sales and marketing.
"I've always been a person who finds great satisfaction in helping others," Farmer said. "I like to help people see their vision of what they want to accomplish and then help them find the way to bring that to pass."
In 1980, Farmer was called into the ministry and he has followed that path ever since. He has a strong faith that he uses to help all people no matter which religion they follow. Today, he is a bishop with four honorary degrees in the Christian theology.
Farmer is also the owner of Farmer Holdings Group, 3 Fold Production and Entertainment and 3 Fold Management.
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Q: How to redirect to the checkout page after login (wordpress)? When users click a purchase button without login, following code opens a login popup (it works well).
My problem is, I need to redirect to the checkout page (www.mywebsite.com/my-checkout) after the login (since the user logged in to checkout).
At the moment, when users click the purchase button, it goes to the home page and opens a login popup, and stays on the home page after login.
Would you please let me know how to adjust the following code?
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Thank you.

A: You can use woocommerce_login_redirect hook.
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add_filter( 'woocommerce_login_redirect', 'wc_redirect_login' );`

You can also try WooCommerce Login Redirect plugin to customize redirects.


FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 28, 2018) – Shell Point Retirement Community, a resort-style, nonprofit continuing care retirement community in Fort Myers, recently hosted its annual celebration event, which commemorated Shell Point's 50th year in operation as a leading independent retirement living community.
More than 1,200 residents gathered for the annual celebration to honor the nonprofit's half-century anniversary. During the program, Shell Point president, Martin Schappell, toasted the community's progress made over the past year and highlighted planned growth and development for the future.
Jeff Cory, executive director of The Legacy Foundation at Shell Point had the distinct honor of recognizing the inaugural members of the Legacy Society, as well as numerous key donors whose 2017 contributions positively impacted the Shell Point community and its residents.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 23, 2018) – Shell Point Retirement Community, a resort-style, nonprofit continuing care retirement community in Fort Myers, hosted a dedication ceremony on Jan. 31 to celebrate the newly transformed outdoor area at Serenity Cove.
More than 1,000 Shell Point residents attended the Serenity Cove dedication ceremony to celebrate the transformation of the large, man-made pond area behind the Resident Activity Center on The Island at Shell Point. Guests also enjoyed a charming country-style picnic in the now modern, tranquil and scenic place of reflection. Lunch included fried chicken with all the trimmings, and was served on quaint, red and white tablecloth-clad tables amid the sounds of good old-fashioned bluegrass music.
The Serenity Cove beautification project was made possible by a generous gift from a Shell Point resident. The rejuvenation involved reconfiguring an existing island, installing surrounding seawalls and seat walls, and adding a water feature. The area now boasts wider walking bridges, shaded seating areas, enhanced landscaping, fresh turf, and updated irrigation. A new viewing platform and trellis feature were also constructed on the east side of the lake to complete the transformation.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 21, 2018) – Shell Point Retirement Community, a resort-style, nonprofit continuing care retirement community in Fort Myers, hosted a guided tour of newly renovated residences within The Arbor on Jan. 29. Residents of the assisted living landmark located within The Woodlands neighborhood took in the lovely interiors on the first floor of the newly renovated building.
Friends and neighbors mingled as they sampled a variety of delicious savory and sweet items from the dining room buffet. Live steel drum music also drifted through the lobby throughout the elegant afternoon as attendees took in the building's beautiful new interior design.
This is The Arbor's first rejuvenation. Originally opening in 2005, the assisted living building now sports a soft grey background highlighted with crisp white trim, which serves as a backdrop to cool shades of blue, accented with pops of bright coral and teal.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 19, 2018) – Shell Point continues its third annual 2018 Medical Breakthroughs and Discoveries Series with a presentation by Dr. Rudolph E. Tanzi of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, to be held Monday, March 12, at 7 p.m. in The Village Church Auditorium at Shell Point. This educational health care presentation, entitled "Reducing Risk for Alzheimer's disease by Building a Resilient Brain," is free and open to the public. To learn more or to register, call 239-433-7936.
During this presentation, attendees will learn about the latest advances and breakthroughs in Alzheimer's disease. The New York Times best-selling author and researcher will also uncover the best methods to building a resilient brain.
Tanzi obtained bachelor's degrees in microbiology and history at the University of Rochester in 1980, and his Ph.D. in neurobiology at Harvard Medical School in 1990. In his research achievements, Tanzi served on the team that was the first to find a disease gene for Huntington's disease using human genetic markers, helping to launch the field of neurogenetics.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 15, 2018) – Shell Point continues its third annual 2018 Medical Breakthroughs & Discoveries Series with a presentation by Dr. J. Eric Ahlskog of Mayo Clinic at 10 a.m. on Friday, March 2, in The Village Church Auditorium at Shell Point. This educational health care presentation, entitled "Debunking 10 Myths That May Sabotage Treatment of Parkinson's Disease," is free and open to the public. To learn more or to register, call 239-433-7936.
During this presentation, Ahlskog will address 10 myths that may sabotage treatment of Parkinson's disease. His informational lecture will track the progression of the disease, define dyskinesias, examine its effects, uncover the best medications for Parkinson's and discuss the rationale for symptomatic treatment.
Ahlskog is a full-time clinician with more than 30 years of experience, and currently serves as a professor of neurology at the Mayo Medical School. Since 2002, Ahlskog has served as chair for the Mayo Section of Movement Disorders. He has been a member of the American Academy of Neurology since 1987.
This presentation is part of Shell Point's 2018 Medical Breakthroughs & Discoveries Series, an annual community health care speaker program that serves as a resource for residents in the greater Fort Myers area. All Medical Breakthroughs & Discoveries events are free to the public, and will be held in The Village Church Auditorium at Shell Point, 15100 Shell Point Blvd. in Fort Myers. To learn more, visit www.shellpoint.org/legacy.html.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 13, 2018) – Shell Point Retirement Community closes out its show-stopping 2017-2018 Performing Arts Concert Series program with "My Sinatra," starring Cary Hoffman. Curtains open at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17 at the Village Church at Shell Point, 15100 Shell Point Blvd. in Fort Myers. The event is open to the public, with tickets available for $35 online at www.shellpoint.org/concerts or by phone at 239-454-2067.
Hoffman translates his celebrated PBS special into a hilarious biographical one-man musical play. Hoffman's poignant and high-energy performance centers on the love and admiration he holds for his hero, Frank Sinatra, and explores the perils of wanting to become somebody else.
Hoffman will captivate audiences with his personal account of growing up fatherless with three musician uncles, who played on some of Sinatra's greatest recordings, turning Sinatra into a fantasy father. Throughout the performance, Hoffman weaves in more than 20 classic Sinatra songs, creating a musical score about his lifelong obsession. This final 2017-2018 Performing Arts Series concert is not one to miss.
Shell Point Retirement Community, founded in 1968, is a nonprofit continuing care retirement community located in Fort Myers, Florida. Shell Point offers independent retirement living, assisted living, and skilled nursing care for its 2,400 residents in an active, resort-style environment. Lifestyle amenities include deep-water boating access, six public restaurants, a championship 18-hole golf course, and many other recreational and educational activities. Learn more at www.shellpoint.org or 1-800-780-1131.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 8, 2018) – Shell Point Retirement Community continues the Performing Arts program of its 2017-2018 Concert Series with a concert by dancing sensation, The StepCrew, at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 22 at the Village Church at Shell Point, 15100 Shell Point Blvd. in Fort Myers. The event is open to the public, with tickets available for $35 online at www.shellpoint.org/concerts or by phone at 239-454-2067.
The StepCrew will take audiences on a breathtaking journey, bringing together three styles of exhilarating dance forms: Ottawa Valley step dance, tap dance, and Irish step dance. Members of The StepCrew are champions in their respective art forms, and demonstrate the amazing ability to showcase the similarities and differences between these three captivating styles.
Virtuosic dancers and musicians from The Chieftains, Cherish the Ladies, and Bowfire round out a cast of outstanding talent. The StepCrew also boasts three world-class fiddlers and are backed by a brilliant five-piece ensemble, comprised of some of the most renowned and respected musicians in the Celtic music industry today.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (Feb. 5, 2018) — On Tuesday, January 30, Shell Point Retirement Community held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the beginning of construction on the Tribby Arts Center, a $15 million amenity to be located near The Club at Shell Point. More than 450 people attended this event, which was held on the future building site.
"It is our belief that the Tribby Arts Center will not only enrich residents' lives today, but also do so for future generations who will call this beautiful place their home," said Jeff Cory, executive director of the Legacy Foundation at Shell Point.
The two-level, 44,000-square-foot center, dedicated to visual and performing arts, as well as educational programming, will provide expanded and first-time spaces for artists to work.
The building will include a grand entrance and atrium gallery, full-time art gallery, practice rooms for musicians, numerous studios for painting, crafts, pottery, quilting, textiles, stain glass, and photography, plus, the 350-seat, state-of-the-art theatre-style Connie Brown Hall auditorium. Additional features include a gift shop featuring artists' works, a French bistro, and an English sculpture garden.
The Tribby Arts Center at Shell Point is named in honor of the Shell Point resident who provided the initial gift to launch the fundraising campaign for the future performing arts facility. Currently $13.5 million of the $15 million campaign has been funded.
"The Tribby Arts Center at Shell Point is an embodiment of Shell Point's mission to ensure, through thoughtful building and relevant programming, an exceptional quality of life for the residents we serve," said Martin Schappell, president of Shell Point.
Once completed the Tribby Arts Center at Shell Point will join the long list of amenities that Shell Point residents and their guests enjoy, which include boating, championship golf with an elegantly appointed clubhouse, six restaurants, the Academy of Lifelong Learning, salon and spa, miles of walking and bike trails, fitness centers and much more.
Shell Point Retirement Community, founded in 1968, is a nonprofit continuing care retirement community (CCRC) located along the Caloosahatchee River in Fort Myers, Florida, just two miles before Sanibel Island. Shell Point offers independent retirement living, assisted living, and skilled nursing in an active, resort-style environment for 2,400 residents. To learn more, visit www.shellpoint.org or call 1-800-780-1131.


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The Surprising Legacy Of Occupy Wall Street In 2020
For the last decade or so, America and the world have been rocked by mass protest movements - the Arab Spring, Black Lives Matter and the latest pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and elsewhere. At times, these moments have seemed scattered and unfocused. Does that mean they failed? Well, NPR's Sam Sanders looks at one disorganized movement and the effect it's had on today's politics.
SAM SANDERS, BYLINE: The Occupy Wall Street movement officially began on September 17, 2011. The country was still reeling from the financial crisis. Protesters and activists gathered to protest extreme inequality. They took over Zuccotti Park, right in Manhattan's financial district.
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: (Chanting) Occupy Wall Street all day, all week. Occupy Wall Street...
SANDERS: Nelini Stamp was there on that first day.
NELINI STAMP: I mean, I wasn't even going to stay that first night. I remember talking to somebody and they're like, eh, you'll be OK. It'll be gone by Monday. But then when we went - when we did that first march to opening bell...
SANDERS: The opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange. That's when Stamp said, hey, this could be something. I feel it.
STAMP: That sensation that I get when something is about to happen.
SANDERS: What does that sensation feel like?
STAMP: It's just like - it's a spidey (ph) sense.
SANDERS: Protesters occupied Zuccotti Park for three months. Other Occupy encampments popped up all over the country. Eventually, Occupy was front-page news. But by November 2011, those protesters were kicked out of the park. Headlines faded. This was an occupation no more - well, not quite.
Once the park is cleared, where did that energy move next?
JONATHAN MATTHEW SMUCKER: It moved a lot of different places.
SANDERS: That is Jonathan Matthew Smucker, former occupier, currently with an activist group called Pennsylvania Stands Up. He says after Zuccotti, organizers worked on the foreclosure crisis. They helped start Black Lives Matter. They fought for minimum wage increases. And later...
SMUCKER: There was the Draft Warren campaign in 2015, which didn't succeed, and then those folks went into drafting and supporting Bernie Sanders.
SANDERS: Both Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders were convinced to run for president in large part by Occupy activists. And you can hear it. They both rail against big banks. They both talk about the billionaire class and the 1% and inequality. But Sanders and Warren never really say the word occupy.
David S. Meyer is a sociologist at the University of California, Irvine. He studies social movements. Meyer says from the start, Occupy and a lot of other recent protest movements, they organize themselves in ways that make them unfriendly, if not downright icy, to traditional politicians and the hierarchies they represent. Meyer points to one story involving a member of the U.S. House.
DAVID S MEYER: John Lewis, the civil rights hero, went to Occupy Atlanta, which was in or near his district, and he wanted to offer a statement of support.
SANDERS: Before Lewis could speak, first Occupy debated whether that should happen. There's video of this on YouTube.
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: How do we feel...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: How do we feel...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: ...About Congressman...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: ...About Congressman...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: ...John Lewis...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: ...John Lewis...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: ...Addressing the assembly...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: ...Addressing the assembly...
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: ...At this time?
UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTERS: ...At this time?
SANDERS: Meyer says this went on for a while.
MEYER: And John Lewis stayed for about 20 minutes while the discussion went on, and then he left. He never addressed the crowd.
SANDERS: Occupy was so disorganized they couldn't even agree to let a civil rights hero on stage. Charles Lenchner worked on digital strategy for the Occupy movement. He went on to help found People for Bernie. Lenchner says there also was no structure in place to ensure that Occupy lasted.
CHARLES LENCHNER: So let's say that there was a millionaire somewhere who said, I love this energy; I have a check for $10 million. There would be nowhere to give it. There would be no effective way to spend that money in a productive way. And let me tell you - people tried.
SANDERS: Occupy couldn't even agree on how to take a check. In spite of that, Nelini Stamp, former Occupier now with the Working Families Party, she says whether you recognize it or not, Occupy wins exist everywhere - sometimes in really concrete ways.
STAMP: The minimum wage raises that we've seen across the country. We talked about wages. We talked about the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer. Like, here we go.
SANDERS: And former Occupier Daniel London Heart (ph), he says it fundamentally changed the Democratic Party.
DANIEL LONDON HEART: Occupy created a kind of party within the party, a counterculture within the Democratic Party.
SANDERS: So much so that one of the leading Democratic candidates for president, Bernie Sanders, he is not in the Democratic Party; he calls himself a socialist. Seeing something like that as a victory for Occupy - really seeing any victory for Occupy - it requires changing the way you look at the life cycle of a movement, any movement. It doesn't end at the park or even when the march is done.
Sam Sanders, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


Town pastors from across Suffolk gathered together to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the project.
The volunteers from churches work with police, licensed premises and other agencies to help out in the early hours in town centres as people make their way home from nightclubs and bars – supporting vulnerable people, often providing practical help or a listening ear, and improving their safety and wellbeing.
The scheme began in Ipswich in 2006, and today town pastors also operate in Bury St Edmunds, Felixstowe, Haverhill, Lowestoft, Newmarket, Stowmarket, Sudbury, and Woodbridge.
Around 600 people are involved – more than 220 town pastors, and 380 on prayer teams – and in the year ending March 2016, out of a total of 20,841 categorised incidents, the pastors provided water or refreshments on 11,619 occasions, removed 3,947 dangerous items, and intervened to help 804 individuals.
Gareth Wilson, Suffolk Chief Constable, said the pastors' interaction with so many people was "so important to preventing people becoming victims of crime and disorder".


Soils are three-dimensional (3D) natural bodies conSlStmg of unconsolidated mineral and organic materials that form a continuous blanket over most of the earth's land sUlface. At all sca les of measurements, soils are exceedingly complex and variable in biological, chemical, physical, mineralogical, and electromagnetic properties. These properties influence the propagation velocity, attenuation, and penetration depth of electromagnetic energy, and the effectiveness of ground penetrating radar (GPR). Knowledge of soils and soil properties is therefore us eful, and often essential, both in the design and operation of GPR surveys. In this chapter, soil properties that influence the use of GPR are discussed. Ground penetrating radar soil su itability maps are introduced. These maps can aid GPR users who are un£1miliar with soils in assessing the likely penetration depth and relative effectiveness of GPR within project areas. T his chapter cites studies that have used GPR to investigate soils. Also discussed are the uses of GPR to measure root biomass, distribution and architecture, and detect internal defects in trees.
Doolittle, James A.; Butnor, John R. 2009. Soils, peatlands, and biomonitoring. In: Ground Penetrating Radar: Theory and Applications, ed. Jol, Harry; Elsevier . pp 179-202. Chapter 6.


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Lady Toppers fall at home to North Texas
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A 21-1 second-half run by North Texas was the difference on
Saturday afternoon inside E.A. Diddle Arena as WKU was unable to hold off the Mean
Green's late charge in a 76-67 defeat.
WKU (14-11, 8-3 C-USA) led 58-51 with 1:35 remaining in the third quarter before the
Mean Green (12-11, 5-6 C-USA) pieced together 21 of the next 22 points to take a
double-digit lead with five minutes left on the clock. The Lady Toppers were able to
cut the deficit back to single digits, but could not overcome the big run as they
dropped their second consecutive contest.
Raneem Elgedawy approached a double-double for the Lady Toppers with a team-high 14
points and seven rebounds, and she was joined in double figures by Whitney Creech
(11) and Dee Givens (10). The Lady Toppers shot 46 percent (23-of-50) from the field
and were 4-of-10 (40 percent) from three-point range on the afternoon.
Anisha George led North Texas with a game-high 16 points. Callie Owens chipped in 13
points while Terriell Bradley (12) and Grace Goodhart (11) also reached double
figures for the Mean Green, which finished 28-of-57 (49.1 percent) from the floor.
WKU jumped out to an early five-point lead spurred by a three-point play from Meral
Abdelgawad just under three minutes into the game, but back-to-back baskets from
Bradley and George helped the Mean Green to cut the deficit back to just one point
90 seconds later.
A 7-0 run by the Lady Toppers again rebuilt a sizable early lead, with Abdelgawad
and Elgedawy combining to score all seven points for WKU. Once again, Abdelgawad
capped the run with a three-point play off the foul by Bradley to put the Lady
Toppers in front, 14-6.
The second quarter featured a back-and-forth battle as neither team was able to lead
by more than four points for the entire frame. The lead changed 10 times as the Lady
Toppers and Mean Green matched each other shot-for-shot, and a jumper by Elgedawy on
the final full possession of the quarter sent WKU into the halftime break with a
slim 38-36 lead over North Texas.
After neither side was able to push past a one-possession lead for much of the third
quarter, WKU finally surged ahead with a 9-2 run midway through the frame. Four
different Lady Toppers, led by three points from Arame Niang, combined to give WKU a
58-51 edge with 1:35 on the clock after Niang's final jumper.
Though the Lady Toppers entered the fourth quarter with the lead, North Texas was
able to secure the victory on the back of a 21-1 run. The Mean Green held the Lady
Toppers scoreless for nearly the first seven minutes of the final frame, and WKU was
unable to mount a comeback in the closing minutes in the 76-67 setback.
WKU will meet archrival Middle Tennessee for the first time this season in its next
time out as the Lady Toppers make the short trek south to Murfreesboro, Tenn., next
Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. WKU has won five straight games against the Blue
Raiders, its longest streak in the series since nine straight wins from 1983-98, and
will be seeking its third consecutive win in Murfreesboro after earning road wins in
the series in each of the last two seasons.


24/04/2007 | This issue of SA Stats focuses on employment in the retail trade industry in South Australia in 2005–06. This issue will also examine South Australia's reliance on River Murray water over the period 2000-01 to 2005-06 and review the River Murray water availability for South Australia for the 2006-07 year.
22/03/2007 | The estimated resident population (ERP) for South Australia was 1,558,200 at 30 September 2006, an increase of 13,400 persons (0.9%) since 30 September 2005.
07/03/2007 | South Australia's December 2006 quarter State Final Demand in chain volume (trend) terms was $16,757m and Australia's Domestic Final Demand was $245,890m.
02/03/2007 | The January 2007 trend estimate for South Australia's retail turnover was $1,329.8m, compared with the Australian total of $18,570.7m.
06/03/2007 | Between the September 2006 and the December 2006 quarters, the South Australian chain volume (trend) estimate of private new capital expenditure decreased by 0.3% to $1,140m.
06/03/2007 | In January 2007, the total number (in trend terms) of dwelling units approved in South Australia was 883. Nationally, the total number (in trend terms) of dwelling units approved was 12,214.
24/01/2007 | The all groups consumer price index (CPI) for Adelaide increased by 3.0% in the 12 months to December 2006, compared with a 3.3% rise in the weighted average of eight capital cities.
10/01/2007 | In original terms, South Australia's total number of job vacancies increased to about 9,400 in November 2006 from 9,000 in August 2006. The November 2006 vacancies were 8% higher than in November 2005.
22/02/2007 | The trend estimate of average weekly (ordinary time) earnings for full-time adult persons in South Australia has increased by 4.2% in the 12 months to November 2006 reaching $997.30.
19/12/2006 | The value of South Australian merchandise exports (in original terms) was $582m in January 2007 down 22.2% from $748m in December 2006. The value of merchandise imports increased to $604m in January 2007 from $502m in December 2006.
12/03/2007 | The trend estimate of the total value of housing finance commitments (owner occupation) in South Australia has risen by 13.5% to $912m in the 12 months to January 2007.
21/11/2006 | Almost all households in South Australia recycled waste (99%).


He was born on 17 January 1917 and died on 24 December 1987. He was popularly known by his initials MGR. To support his poor family, MGR's elder brother joined a cinema troop along with MGR. In 1936,MGR did his supporting role in the movie 'SATHI LEELAVATHI'.He was also the first film actor to become a chief minister of the state of Tamil Nadu.
His full name is Vijaya Thesingu Rajendar. He was born on 9 May 1955.He is a well-known Indian actor, director, screen writer, composer and playback singer. He was born in Mailaaduthurai. He married Usha and has three children .He also has a production company with a name 'SIMBU CINE ARTS'.
Formerly known as Shivaji Rao Gaekwad. He was born on 12 December 1950. He is known by his common stage name Rajinikanth and later got the title ' Superstar' by his fans. Early on, he was working as a bus conductor in Bangalore Transport Service which was when he began acting in plays. Later in 1973 he joined the Madras Film Institute and pursued his diploma in acting. His debut film was 'APOORVA RAAGANGAL' in 1975 directed by director K.Balachandar. He was the highest paid actor equivalent to Jackie chan at the time of the movie SIVAJI in which he earned RS.26crores.
Formerly known as Vijayaraj Azhagasundaram. He was born on 25 August 1952. One of the well-known Tamil speaking actor and politician. His debut film was "Inikkum Illamai"in 1979 directed and produced by M.K.Raja. 'Captain Cine Creations' a film production house was started by R.K.Sudeesh, Vijayakanth's brother-in-law and Vijayakanth.
Actor Vikram was born on 17 April 1966. His original name is Kennedy John Victor. He is professionally known as Vikram or 'Chiyaan' Vikram where the title 'Chiyaan' came from his character name in the movie Sethu. En Kadhal Kanmani in 1990 was his debut film, directed by T.J.Joy and produced by C.Selvaraj. However, he got success name only after Bala's tragedy film Sethu in 1999. He grabbed his National Award in the year 2003 for best actor in the film Pithamagan directed by Bala. In this film he acted as a grave digger with autism spectrum disorders.
Actor Ajith was born on 1 May 1971. He started his career as a supporting actor in Tollywood. He gained his critical recognition for his Tamil thriller ' Aasai' which was a break in his acting career. Adding to his acting career Ajith Kumar also participated in British Formula 3 season as a formula two racing driver in 2004.
Actor Sivakarthikeyan was born on 17 February 1985. He completed his Engineering degree in J.J.Engineering college,Trichy. While pursuing his Engineering degree he started his career by participating in 'Kalaka Povathu Yaar' as a stand-up comedian and mimicry artist. Now, he is a successful actor and playback singer. His movie 'Ethirneechal' gave him a break as a hero in the Tollywood industry. The film was produced by Wunderbar films.
He was born on 21 January 1980. He is now an actor but predominantly was a comedian in Tamil films. He started his career as a comedian in television shows like ' Lollu Sabha' etc. He was then given a chance by actor Silambarasan in his film Manmadhan in a supporting role.
He was born on 10 December 1982. He is also known as Mirchi Shiva. He is also called 'Agila vulaga superstar' by his fans. He had previously been a radio jockey in Radio Mirchi. He rose to fame after his debut film 'Chennai 6000028' directed by Venkat Prabhu.


Although things appear calm on tax reform, there is plenty going on behind the scenes. The House is ahead of the Senate right now. Senate taxwriters are developing issue papers on tax reform. In addition, Finance Com. Democrats want tax overhaul to result in a net tax increase, while GOP members favor a revenue-neutral measure. That has slowed the process there considerably. However, House taxwriters are readying a bill on tax overhaul. Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI), the chairman of the House Ways and Means Com., continues to vow that his committee will approve a bill before year-end. That seems a bit of a stretch, with major fights coming up about deficit reduction, funding the federal government and raising the debt limit. Nevertheless, there's a decent chance that Chm. Camp will be able to issue a draft bill by then to get things rolling on revamping the tax code.
Several dollar ceilings on retirement plans will be higher next year. The payin limitation for defined contribution plans will increase to $52,000. That is a $1,000 hike for Keogh plans, profit sharing plans and similar arrangements. Retirement plan contributions can be based on up to $260,000 of salary and the benefit limit for pension plans is set to rise to $210,000 in 2014. Some key items won't change. The 401(k) limit will remain $17,500, the same as this year. Those born before 1965 can put in an additional $5,500. These contribution limits also apply to 403(b) and 457 plans. The ceiling on SIMPLEs will hold steady at $12,000. Individuals age 50 or older in 2014 can put in $2,500 more.
The 2014 payin limits for IRAs will also stay steady. The caps remain at $5,500 plus $1,000 more for anyone who was born in 1964 or earlier. The income caps on Roth IRA payins will go up. Contributions phase out at AGIs of $181,000 to $191,000 for couples and $114,000 to $114,000 to $129,000 for singles. The deduction phaseouts for regular IRAs will start at higher levels in 2014 from AGIs of $96,000 to $116,000 for couples and $60,000 to $70,000 for singles. If only one spouse is covered by a plan, the phaseout zone for deducting a contribution for the uncovered spouse will begin at $181,000 of AGI and finish at $191,000.
The Social Security wage base will increase next year to $117,000, a $3,300 hike over this year's cap. The tax rate on employers and employees will remain at 6.2%. The employer's share of Medicare tax will stay at 1.45% of all pay. The employee's share is 1.45%, but the 0.9% Medicare surtax kicks in on singles with wages exceeding $200,000 and couples earning over $250,000. The surtax doesn't affect the employer's share. Self-employeds also will be subject to the surtax.
Social Security benefits will rise 1.5% in 2014… slightly less than in 2013. The earnings limits will be heading up too. People who turn 66 next year will not lose any benefits if they earn $41,400 or less before they reach that age. Individuals between ages 62 and 66 by the end of 2014 can make up to $15,480 before they'll lose any benefits. There is no earnings cap once a beneficiary turns 66. Finally, the threshold for the nanny tax rises to $1,900 this year, a $100 boost.


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Varèse Sarabande: "24 Hours to Live" Music by Tyler Bates
Varèse Sarabande will release the 24 Hours to Live – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack digitally on December 29, 2017 and on CD January 19, 2018. The album features original music composed by Tyler Bates (Guardians of the Galaxy, John Wick). Marilyn Manson's "God's Going to Cut You Down," is a traditional hymn previously popularized by Johnny Cash and Odetta, is a special album-only bonus track.
Bates is currently a member of Marilyn Manson's touring band and produced Manson's last two albums. "Manson and I were putting the finishing touches to his album 'Heaven Upside Down', when the director Brian Smrz asked me if we would possibly cover the song ["God's Going to Cut You Down"] for the end credits," said Bates. "Manson & I were already very familiar with the song, and there was a version placed temporarily in the end credits that we didn't like, so we just did our own thing. We found a tempo that felt good, threw up a 'four on the floor' 808 kick drum, and worked out an arrangement with acoustic guitar and his vocal. I added talk box, melodica, bass, electric guitar, and ambient noise over the course of one late-night session!"
24 Hours to Live is a fast-paced action-packed movie about a career assassin (Ethan Hawke) who is given a chance at redemption after his employer brings him back to life temporarily after being killed on the job.
Bringing focus to the core precepts of the film, composer Bates explained, "Loss, love, and retribution, are strong emotional motives that drive our main character to take extraordinary measures to carry out his mission in the most extreme capacity, so it was important that the score to be imbued with those emotions."
Bates also brought in some ethnic musical elements to the score. "We subtly alluded to South Africa, (where the film primarily takes place), with some ethnic instrumentation in the percussion, and a couple prominent solo vocal moments." To achieve these effects, "Rafe Pearlman sang solo vocals. I played acoustic and electric guitars and Guitar Viol. And there was plenty of interesting percussion instruments used throughout, including Kalimba, Hammered Dulcimer, Udu, singing bowls, and many clay pots for tonal centering of the percussion."
Varèse Sarabande will release the 24 Hours to Live – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack digitally on December 29, 2017 and on CD January 19, 2018.
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If you've ever felt unworthy, or believed that you don't make a difference, please allow me to remind you… You were made for a unique purpose that only you can fulfill. You've been given gifts that only you can give to the world. You make a difference in a way that only you can. Only YOU. Let that sink in.
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Yoyo or YOYO may refer to:

Arts, entertainment, and media

Characters
 hoops&Yoyo, a pair of animated characters featured on Hallmark Cards
 Yoyo the Dodo, a character in the 1938 animated short film Porky in Wackyland

Music
 "YoYo" (song), a 2014 song by Nikki Ambers
 Yoyo A Go Go, a rock music festival in Olympia, Washington, United States

Biology
 Yoyo loach, a freshwater fish

Businesses and organizations
 YoYo Games, a British software development company

People
 Yoyo Chen (born 1981), Hong Kong actress
 Yoyo Díaz (1909–1989), Cuban baseball player
 Yoyo Mung, Hong Kong actress
 Yohannes "Yoyo" Bahçecioğlu (born 1988), German-Turkish former football player

Other uses
 YOYO economics ("You're on Your Own" economics), a type of economic policy

See also
 Yo-yo (disambiguation)
 Yo (disambiguation)
 Yo-yo, a toy

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Swardeston to chase another national title at Vitality Club T20 finals day
Published: 9:00 AM September 15, 2018 Updated: 3:16 PM October 10, 2020
Swardeston won the national club T20 title in Derby in 2016 Picture: Swardeston CC - Credit: Archant
Swardeston represent Norfolk on the national stage again tomorrow when they go in search of a third national Twenty20 title.
This villagers have reached the Vitality Club T20 finals day for the second time in three years, having also won the competition in 2010.
Joe Gatting's team take on Nantwich of the Cheshire County League – appearing at their inaugural finals day – in the day's first semi-final (11.15am) at the 3aaa County Ground in Derbyshire.
Captained by Ray Doyle, who led from the front with a pair of 30s in area and quarter-final wins over Flixton and Ormskirk respectively, Nantwich's youthful mix face the East Anglian Premier League title hopefuls.
For Gatting, the joys of this year's journey have been discovering the depth of the side's talents, and the growing feel-good factor that has produced strong team performances.
'We've been fortunate,' he says – noting Jordan Taylor's 59 in a 32-run quarter-final victory over Slough as a case in point. 'Each time someone's stood up and won the game – and the most exciting thing about the competition is that team bonding and excitement and travelling for each round.'
Swardeston's experience may make them favourites, but Doyle – backed by Nantwich's travelling army – is up for the fight. 'If we play the cricket we have along the way, we'll give anyone a game,' he says.
In the second semi-final, newcomers Hanging Heaton of the Bradford Premier League, pit their wits against Sussex Premier League winners Roffey. The Yorkshiremen disposed of holders South Northumberland in a tense north area final finish before seeing off Bracebridge Heath in the quarters.
At one point Roffey were chasing four trophies – including a potential first for the club game with the double of T20 and the 40-over Royal London National Club Championship trophy, although that dream has since been brought to an end.
Sky Sports will be filming the action throughout the day for a highlights show, which will be broadcast at a later date.


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22. August 2018 Administrátor
CinEast (ciné-East) − Central and Eastern European Film Festival in Luxembourg
held annually in October since 2008, 11,200 festival-goers in 2019 and 6,450 participants at the (Covid-19 hit) hybrid edition 2020
usually over 50-65 features and around 30 short films by directors from 21 CEE countries* over 18 days
around 100 screenings in a dozen cinemas in the city of Luxembourg and other towns
selection of outstanding fiction, documentary and animated films
official competition with awards given by the International Jury, the Press Jury and the audience
numerous guests (directors, actors, producers, etc.)
children's programmes, school screenings, mini-retrospectives, classics, etc.
events: concerts, parties, exhibitions, debates, themed evenings, culinary events & more
* Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine
CinEast 2020
You can contact us directly by sending an e-mail to festival(E)cineast.lu
... and also share your comments and impressions on our facebook page
Main Awards - feature films
The International Jury will award the "Grand Prix" for the Best Fiction Feature Film and may also award a "Special Jury Prize".
The Press Jury will announce the winner of the "Critics' Award".
Audience Award - feature films
The audience is invited to cast their vote on films shown in main festival venues.
Voting is done by means of a carnet that you obtain at the entrance. The carnet has 5 faces (from dissatisfied to very satisfied) and you are simply asked to slightly tear the face corresponding to your impression from the film or mark it with a pen and place it in the voting box available at the exit.
The most successful film will be awarded the "Audience Award" which will be announced during the Awards Ceremony.
Audience Awards - short films
The audience present at the short films marathons will decide on the winners of:
Audience Award for the Best Short Fiction Film
Audience Award for the Best Short Animated Film
Audience Award for the Best Short Documentary Film
Voting will be done by means of giving points to short films on a sheet that you obtain at the entrance. Bring a pen, if you can.


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