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# define DNS servers
$nameServer1 = "192.168.1.53"
$nameServer2 = "192.168.2.53"

# define NTP servers
$ntpServer1 = "192.168.1.123"
$ntpServer2 = "192.168.2.123"

# define SMTP settings
$smtpServer = "192.168.1.25"
$smtpPort = "25"
$smtpFromAddress = "email [at] domain.com"

# define Storage parameters
$storagePool = "SP1"
$containerName = "NTNX-container001"

# Pulse verbosity type
# Options: BASIC, BASIC-COREDUMP, ALL, NONE
$pulseLevel = "ALL"

### [ Main ] ###

## set DNS servers ##
if( ($nameServer1.length -gt 0) -and ($nameServer2.length -gt 0) ) {
   # clean up old records
   [void](get-NTNXnameServer | remove-NTNXnameServer)

   write-host "Adding DNS servers: "$nameServer1","$nameServer2
   [void](add-NTNXnameServer -input $nameServer1)
   [void](add-NTNXnameServer -input $nameServer2)

} else {
   write-host "Adding DNS server: "$nameServer1
   [void](add-NTNXnameServer -input $nameServer1)
}

## set NTP servers ##
if( ($ntpServer1.length -gt 0) -and ($ntpServer2.length -gt 0) ) {
   # clean up old records
   [void](get-NTNXntpServer | remove-NTNXntpServer)

   write-host "Adding NTP servers: "$ntpServer1","$ntpServer2
   [void](add-NTNXntpServer -input $ntpServer1)
   [void](add-NTNXntpServer -input $ntpServer2)
} else {
write-host "Adding NTP server: "$ntpServer1
   [void](add-NTNXntpServer -input $ntpServer1)
}

## set SMTP server ##
if( $smtpServer -gt 0) {
   #clean up old records
   [void](remove-NTNXsmtpServer)

   write-host "Adding SMTP server: "$smtpServer
   [void](set-NTNXsmtpServer -address $smtpServer -port $smtpPort -fromEmailAddress $smtpFromAddress)
}

## create Storage ##
$array =@()

(get-ntnxdisk) |% {
   $hardware = $_
   write-host "Adding disk "$hardware.id" to the array"
   $array += $hardware.id
}

write-host "Creating a new storage: $storagePool"
new-NTNXStoragePool -name $storagePool -disks $array
$newStoragePool=get-NTNXStoragePool

write-host "Creating container: $containerName"
new-NTNXContainer -storagepoolid $newStoragePool.id -name $containerName
sleep 3
write-host "Adding container $containerName to ESXi hosts"
add-NTNXnfsDatastore -containerName $containerName

## set Pulse verbosity level ##
write-host "Setting Pulse verbosity level to: "$pulseLevel
[void](set-NTNXcluster -supportVerbosityType $pulseLevel)


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Devy Spotlight: Week 11 college football stock report
As we head into Week 11 of the college football season, the devy stock report looks at the prospects who have seen their devy stock rise or fall since the previous week.
Jordan Woodson
With Week 10 in the rear-view mirror, Week 11's college football stock report looks ahead to the week's biggest matchups, including undefeated showdowns in Minneapolis and Tuscaloosa. Both matchups have considerable implications in both conference standings and the College Football Playoff.
In Minneapolis, the undefeated Minnesota Golden Gophers host a Penn State team fresh off being named the #4 team in the initial college football playoff rankings. With the recent report that star Ohio State defensive end Chase Young will miss this week's matchup against Maryland and possibly more, this week's game between the Gophers and the Nittany Lions could have an even more significant national impact than initially anticipated.
In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and LSU play in a game that will shape the college football landscape for the rest of the season. The winner of the SEC showdown is well on their way to the college football playoff, while the loser should still have a chance to sneak into the final four with a little help.
With Week 10 of the college football season in the books, it's time for our weekly stock report and a preview of the best devy fantasy football matchups in Week 11.
Standout players that saw their devy stock increase from the previous week include:
Travis Etienne
Clemson running back Travis Etienne rushed for a career-high 212 yards and three touchdowns in Clemson's 59-14 drubbing of in-state FCS opponent Wofford. Etienne only needed nine carries to reach his career-high in the same game where he became the all-time rushing touchdowns leader (48) in Clemson football history.
Etienne rushed for over 200 yards for the first time since Clemson's Week One victory over Georgia Tech. After Etienne's outstanding performance on the opening night of the college football season, the Clemson running back went through a bit of a September slump with four straight games of less than 80 rushing yards. Clemson's bye week came at the perfect time as Etienne has now rushed for over 100 yards in four consecutive contests since the break.
As an excellent inside runner with tremendous acceleration, Etienne remains my RB1 in the 2020 NFL Draft and a top-five devy asset in college football. Etienne is an improving pass-catcher with 19 receptions, 184 yards, and one receiving touchdown so far this season. That's quite the improvement for the Clemson running back that had 17 receptions, 135 yards, and two receiving touchdowns in the previous two seasons combined.
Dyami Brown
University of North Carolina wide receiver Dyami Brown has been a steady cog in the Tar Heels passing attack all season. The speedy Brown has over 50 receiving yards in every game, but he had yet to reach the 100-yard mark all season.
That changed drastically in the Tar Heels 38-31 defeat to the Virginia Cavaliers. Brown had a career-high 202 receiving yards and three touchdowns on only six receptions in a losing effort. Brown is now averaging 21.2 yards-per-catch while leading the Tar Heels with 679 receiving yards and eight touchdown receptions so far this college football season.
Brown is a dynamic college football receiver that will face question marks about his size once he enters the NFL Draft pool. The 2021 prospect is only 6'1″ 195 pounds, but we've seen plenty of undersized players excel in the slot where they can hide from press-coverage. Look for Brown's devy stock to rise right along with sensational freshman quarterback Sam Howell.
Disappointing players that saw their devy stock decrease in the previous week:
George Pickens/Dominick Blaylock
Much-hyped 2022 NFL Draft prospects George Pickens and Dominick Blaylock disappointed in Georgia's 24-17 win over SEC-rival Florida. The pair of true freshman wide receivers combined for seven receiving yards in a game that saw both players largely overshadowed by Miami transfer Lawrence Cager.
Even with this performance in mind, don't let one game sway your opinion of the Georgia duo. Both players are elite college football wide receiver prospects with the size and ball skills to excel as WR1's in the National Football League.
Pickens is a former five-star high school recruit that has been on devy fantasy football radars for years. Blaylock is a former four-star recruit that will grow with Pickens for the next two and a half seasons. Look for both wide receivers to be drafted in the early rounds of the 2022 NFL Draft, so grab them now at a value in devy drafts before their stock rises too high.
Ian Book
Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book's inclusion on this list is more about his overall play on the football field than his performance in Week Ten. Book's completion percentage has dropped to a paltry 58.2% this season, down 10% from a season ago.
Book is a boring game-managing quarterback that elects to not lose the game rather than catalyze the win. Book is perfectly capable of winning 8-10 games every college football season. Still, the Notre Dame quarterback has so far shown zero signs of being able to translate that to the National Football League.
While Book will undoubtedly get a chance in the NFL, he isn't worth a draft pick of any kind in devy fantasy drafts. I'd be shocked if Book even made it as a career backup on the next level. Book's devy fantasy football stock is pretty much nonexistent at this point in his career.
Devy Matchups to watch in Week Nine
Penn State @ Minnesota
Penn State: WR K.J. Hamler (2020), RB Noah Cain (2022), WR Justin Shorter (2021), RB Ricky Slade (2021), RB Devyn Ford (2022), TE Pat Freiermuth (2021)
Minnesota: WR Tyler Johnson (2021), WR Rashod Bateman (2021), RB Mohamed Ibrahim (2020)
LSU @ Alabama
LSU: WR Ja'Marr Chase (2021), QB Joe Burrow (2020), RB John Emery (2022), WR Justin Jefferson (2020), WR Terrace Marshall Jr. (2021)
Alabama: WR Jerry Jeudy (2020), QB Tua Tagovailoa (2020), RB Najee Harris (2020), WR Henry Ruggs III (2020), WR Jaylen Waddle (2021), WR Devonta Smith (2020)
Clemson @ NC State
Clemson: RB Travis Etienne (2020), QB Trevor Lawrence (2021), WR Justyn Ross (2021), WR Tee Higgins (2020), WR Joe Ngata (2022), WR Frank Ladson (2022), RB Lyn-J Dixon (2021), WR Amari Rogers (2020)
NC State: WR Emeka Emezie (2020)
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The Sniper Method is a special one.
I use it - I profit with it . . .
. . . and I should bloody well keep it to myself!
But I try to avoid that kind of anti-abundance thinking. And besides, a lot of you who will read this have been with Horse Racing Gold for many years. We appreciate that, and want you to have every opportunity to succeed in this tough game.
This method will shoot holes in any handicapping "truths" you thought you knew - and it will take most all those "hossy" beliefs you still hold onto - and shatter them beyond repair.
. . . Yet, it will reveal a way you can pick-off a potentially huge ROI on win wagers (* see post script at bottom of this page) - and by extension, of course, on exacta wagers.
This is a method for active players. Whether you are a weekender, or a full-timer - you must be able to attend to your race betting in real time.
The learning curve is extremely short. You'll have the method down-pat in a couple of days.
The Sniper Method is simplicity itself, and you'll recognize the validity, and power of the concept right away as you first read through the short, easy-to-understand manual.
Within just a few races, you'll be 'scoping' in on select targets - spot plays (about 4 per track per day) - that will return an ROI that race players only dream about.
This method will work as well ten years from now as it does today.
Its value to you will not be affected by track surface, caliber of horseflesh, type-distance-or quality of the racing.
Even if you don't have a lot of time to devote to your race betting right now - this method is one you definitely want for your tool chest - ready when you need it.
The price of the The Sniper Method is $47.00.
p.s. The ROI recorded on the above-mentioned 155 successive races at 4 different tracks - which you will see in detail in the method materials - was a cool +48.8% (avg. 4 plays per track per day).


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A Lituânia competiu nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno da Juventude de 2012, realizados em Innsbruck, Áustria.

Países nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno da Juventude de 2012
2012
Desporto na Lituânia em 2012

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On January 23, 2010, the Los Angeles Basin Section (LABS) of California Water Environment Association (CWEA) hosted the 2009 annual LABS awards from the Royal Salon of the Queen Mary. The celebration began with an energized social gathering of CWEA leaders, members, and award winners.
The featured speaker, CWEA Past President Dave Greenwood highlighted specific steps CWEA has taken in 2009 and those planned for 2010 to reach the organizational training objectives in light of current economic conditions. Greenwood reported that CWEA has remained strong during this economic cycle. Although conference attendance was slightly lower than expected, the organization remains energized and plans to roll out stellar training opportunities in 2010. He urged the organizations present to continue to partner with CWEA to support training opportunities for their staff and emphasized the value of workforce engagement.
LABS President Hala Titus began the awards ceremony. Past-President Patrick Griffith presented the 2009 awards to the local section winners. The Plant of the Year Award Greater than or equal to 5MGD and Less than or equal to 20MGD went to the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Bureau of Sanitation Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant. This facility has pioneered many innovative technologies in the field of wastewater treatment. Advances include egg-shaped thermophilic anaerobic digesters and more recently the Biosolids Slurry Injection T.I.R.E project. Shahrouzeh Saneie and Douglas Bohlmann accepted the award for the Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant.
Bill Garrett presented P3S Person of the Year Award to Joseph Petchuk Jr. of the City of Santa Monica Water Resources Protection Program.
The Research Achievement Award went to the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts for their Combined UV and Chlorination Disinfection. This applied research project effectively managed to achieve effluent disinfection requirements while simultaneously reducing precursors to disinfection-by-products. Naoko Munakata accepted the award for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts.
The Gadgets and Gimmicks Award went to Larry Lemire, Charles Harris, Marcos Alvarez, and Phil Ackman of the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts for their Nocardia Foam Catcher. The Nocardia Foam Catcher is a simple, effective solution to common plant foaming problems. Physical removal of the foam also reduces chemical requirements and improves overall plant efficiency. Larry Lemire accepted the award for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts.
Frances Garrett resurrected a LABS tradition and lightened the festivities by awarding LABS Past President Patrick Griffith with an Oops Award for his role in the iterative but amusing payment process for the 2009 Past Presidents event.
The Distinguished Service Award went to Alec Mackie for his diligent service to LABS. Alec Mackie gave new life in the LABS website and made it a model for other local sections to emulate. Alec also serves as the LABS Corporate liaison, in this capacity he has achieved recordsponsorship even during current economic constraints. His contributions to the upcoming P3S Conference in Long Beach are vital to that event's success, and his innumerable contributions to other LABS events are unparalleled.
The Engineering Achievement Award went to Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts for their UV Disinfection Facilities at the Whittier Narrows Water Reclamation Plant. Mike Creel accepted the award for the Whittier Narrows Water Reclamation Plant.
LABS Director Basil Hewitt presented the Public Education Person of the Year Award to Michael Simpson of City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Bureau of Sanitation.
The Safety Award Over 76 Employees went to the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts Joint Water Pollution Control Plant. Mike Shatynski accepted the award for the Joint Water Pollution Control Plant.
The Safety Award 1-25 Employees went to the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Bureau of Sanitation for their LA-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant. Roger Ramsay accepted the award for the Glendale Water Reclamation Plant.
The Safety Award 26-75 Employees went to the City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works Bureau of Sanitation Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant. Hiddo Netto accepted the award for the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant.
Various local section winners will continue to state level competition at the CWEA annual conference in Sacramento. Congratulations to all LABS award winners and good luck at the annual conference!
The dinner was partially sponsored by Black & Veatch, Coombs-Hopkins and JWC Environmental.
Many thanks to LABS gracious sponsors!


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Homepage > Reviews- by Author A-Z > W > Joanna Wylde > Reaper's fire by Joanna Wylde
I love an MC story and have waited patiently for this the latest of the Reaper's tales but was it worth the wait?
As you would expect Gage (also known as Cooper) is a club man to the core, his brothers are all that matter to him, so heading undercover for the good of the club seemed like an absolute no brainer…but was it going to be so much more than he could have ever anticipated?
Because no matter what he thought he was going to encounter, he never banked on Tinker!
Tinker is home with her pop, taking care of not only him but his business. After her mother passed, she knew that her place needed to be with her dad, it not only made sense, it also offered her sanctuary while she was facing a divorce from a man that deserved a one-way ticket to see the devil himself…her ex is a piece of work!
Looking after the apartments was one thing but when the new maintenance guy comes on board, they are both faced with being around someone that pushes all the right buttons for all the wrong reasons. Tinker is the woman that Gage (Cooper) can't have but that doesn't mean being without her is going to be easy.
Tinker is sure that Gage (Cooper as she knows him) is just the guy to shake her out of her funk but he is less than subtle with his attempts to keep her at arms-length, making it abundantly clear that she is not on his agenda.
I felt for them both at this juncture and if I am honest my sympathy was primarily with Gage because I think the majority of the burden lay with him, I mean he knew exactly what was going on and because of that, his decision to stay away was contrived and against what he really wanted. I just got the feeling that as much as he couldn't act on his feelings, that didn't mean that they weren't hurting him. He was lying to himself as much as he was lying to Tinker.
What I couldn't get my head around was how exactly she was going to react when all the secrets and lies were revealed because I had a feeling it was going to be far from pretty.
Tinker is a really strong character, heck she is a strong woman handling the issues with her ex, her father, the business and Gage, she took it all in her stride and never once backed down. She was sure of who she was and what she wanted and she wasn't willing to settle and by the end of the book she was hands down my favourite from the two of them.
Although I think I should say that, that mainly that was because Gage was so guarded. He didn't seem to open up much, and hid just a little more of himself than I would have liked.
Once they were together their connection was explicit, they were so passionate and so intense that it was a shame that the book had to end, I could have read more of their story for a lot longer, I think I was beginning to get a real flavour for what was making them tick by the time I flicked over the last page.
As expected the book was superbly written and wonderfully descriptive, I just had a feeling that I was missing something but that might have been because I just wanted more.
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UK - Education - University of Buckingham
Young men play Table Tennis as part of the Chancellors Cup. The University of Buckingham is unique. It is the only independent university in the UK with a Royal Charter, and probably the smallest with just around 1000 students. Honours degrees are achieved in two intensive years of study. The University campus is well known for being one of the most attractive locations in the region. The Great Ouse river, home to much wildlife, winds through the heart of our campus. Much of our teaching takes place in our restored buildings. Each student mixes with 89 other different nationalities and so being at Buckingham is just like being in a mini global village.
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WASHINGTON (Aug. 14, 2015) -- Continued freedom in America requires a continued commitment to maintaining strong, equipped, well-led and well-trained ground forces, said the Army's 39th Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley.
"There are many who think wars only can be won from great distances - from space, the air, the sea. Unfortunately, those views are very, very wrong," Milley said.
Army Secretary John M. McHugh, far left, swears in Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley as the 39th chief of staff of the Army during a ceremony on Summerall Field, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., Aug. 14, 2015. Milley's wife, Hollyanne Milley, holds a Bible.
Milley spoke immediately following his oath as the new chief, assuming responsibilities from Gen. Ray Odierno, who retired during the same ceremony Friday morning on Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia.
"War is an act of politics, where one side tries to impose its political will on the other," Milley said. "And politics is all about people. And people live on the ground. We may wish it were otherwise. But it is not. Wars are ultimately decided on the ground, where people live, and it is on the ground where the U.S. Army, the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Special Operations forces must never, ever fail."
The general warned that flagging commitment to maintaining ground forces will have a devastating cost, in terms of lives and freedom.
"If we do not maintain our commitment to remain strong, in the air, on the sea, and yes, on the ground, we will pay the butcher's bill in blood, and we will forever lose the precious gift of our freedom," he said. "As your chief of staff, I will ensure we remain ready as the world's premier combat force. Readiness to fight and win - ground combat is and will remain the U.S. Army's No. 1 priority. And there will be no other No. 1. We will always be ready to fight today, and we will always prepare to fight tomorrow."
Milley most recently served as commander of U.S. Army Forces Command on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, before replacing Odierno, who served as chief of staff for nearly four years and retired after having served 39 years in the Army.
Odierno began his military career after graduating from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, in 1976.
At the change of responsibility ceremony, the outgoing chief of staff remarked at how the Soldiers of the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), performing there, reminded him of Soldiers still serving around the world.
Soldiers still in Iraq "are the best of who we have - attempting to train and advise Iraqi security forces," Odierno said. "I think of our Solders in Afghanistan, continuing to build an Afghan army. I think of our Soldiers in Eastern Europe, reassuring our allies. By the way, a Soldier was the 'Man of the Year' in Lithuania last year. That's who our Soldiers are. They are in Republic of Korea, supporting our allies. [They are] fighting the global war on terror around the world. That's why I stayed in this uniform for so long - because of our Soldiers, and their dedication and commitment to this nation."
Odierno also touched on both the officer and noncommissioned officer, or NCO, corps, saying they were the best in the world. The NCO corps, he said, makes the U.S. Army different than any other army in the world.
"They are our standard bearers," he said. "They are what changed our Army over the last 40 years [that] I have had the opportunity to serve. It has been the changing nature of our NCOs that has transformed our Army. And they continue to do that today."
Of officers, he said, he has confidence that they will continue to preserve America's freedom by providing competent leadership for the Army that protects the nation.
"As we stand here, we have the finest officer corps, in my opinion, in our nation's history," Odierno said. "I have complete confidence in the officers that we have in the Army today and of their ability to lead us into an uncertain future."
The Army today, Odierno said, is admired by America's allies, feared by America's adversaries, and remains an essential part of the joint force.
Now-retired Gen. Ray Odierno inspects the troops on Summerall Field, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Va., Aug. 14, 2015.
"And I know they will continue to do whatever they are asked, wherever they might be asked to do it - they will be there prepared," he said, adding that with Milley, "The Army is in great hands."
The general also credited his ability to continue to serve to the strength of his own Family - especially his wife, Linda, whom he said has stood by his side since he was a cadet at West Point.
"She is the epitome of selfless service," he said. "She has always put others before herself. She has always been by my side through the good and the bad. She has always been the strength of our Family. She has been a role model for so many spouses throughout the Army, because she always treated everybody with dignity, respect, and with a little touch of love. She sacrificed her entire life for me. I can never repay her for that."
During his time as chief of staff, Odierno served under Army Secretary John M. McHugh. During his tenure as secretary, McHugh worked with three chiefs of staff, including Gen. George W. Casey Jr. and Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, who now serves as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
"Ray is as fine an officer as I have ever known," McHugh said. "He's a leader wholly committed to the Army - doing so the last four years in Army headquarters. He's wholly dedicated to the people and relationships that compel our mission and to the broader strategy framed within the Department of Defense. More importantly, at all times he's been faithfully committed to the men and women of the U.S. Army, and the men and women of the U.S. military."
McHugh said that Odierno "firmly believes that Soldiers are not in the Army, but they ARE the Army. It's always been his No. 1 job to serve them well and serve them honorably. And whether it is a fighting hole in Tikrit, or visiting a wounded warrior in hospital bed at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Ray has been the consummate leader, distinguished and thoughtful. He lead with a quick mind, calloused hands and a servant's spirit."
Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter told those at the change-of-responsibility ceremony that he has great confidence in Milley's ability to lead the Army into an uncertain future.
"He's the right officer to lead the Army over the next four years, to shape our force, to continue restoring its readiness, to get there quickly and to win - as our nation expects of its Army. Mark is a leader, a warrior, and a statesman," Carter said.
The secretary said he has had personal visibility of Milley's command ability. In 2013, he said, the two were together on the day that Taliban fighters attacked the U.S. consulate in Herat, Afghanistan.
"As we flew there, I saw him take decisive command of the scene," Carter said. "In addition to decades of such operational experience, Mark clearly also has the strategic vision needed to build on what Ray started. I have confidence - I know he'll succeed, because he carries that same unyielding commitment to Army, to Soldier, and to family."
Milley's new boss, McHugh, said he's seen Milley lead Soldiers both at home and overseas, as well as at FORSCOM.
"At all times he's lead with distinction, in both war and peace," McHugh said. "He's a remarkable leader, and I'm confident he'll be an exceptional chief of staff of the Army and member of the Joint Chiefs."
Dempsey said that going forward, the Army will be smaller and different than what it has been in the past. But the Army will still do what the nation asks it to do, and to do that, Soldiers must be well-trained, well-led and well-equipped.
"You are an inspired choice to lead our Army into the future and you are going to be terrific," Dempsey said.


Dutailier is a Canadian private family owned company, established mote then thirty five years ago, in a small town, St-Pie, Quebec, located 45 minutes from Montreal.
At the beginning, the company was manufacturing wood components and furniture including a few models of glider rockers. In 1988, following an in-depth strategic planning exercise it was decided to concentrate all efforts exclusively on glider rocker chair activities and to become the Expert of that furniture segment. From then on, Dutailier was able to concentrate all research to developing new products to better fit consumers' needs. Many of these patented mechanisms are the result of several market studies and tests from experts of the Research and Development team. The final result is the guarantee of the finest technology, superior quality and durability added to a variety of options and personalization.
A smart decision which enabled Dutailier to become a Leader in the North-American and European markets with more than 5 million chairs manufactured to date. The company has risen to a prime position amongst furniture manufacturers in America.


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Mila Kunis & James Franco's 'Forever Love' Gets a Trailer & We've Never Heard of It Either
By Alanna Bennett
We live in the information age, so it's a little disconcerting for people like us here are Bustle — who spend our days staring directly into the Internet's soul trying to shake out news about Benedict Cumberbatch and Pitch Perfect 2 — when some big stars manage to make a movie that none of us really knew about. Which is why we're like "Wha???" in the general direction of Mila Kunis, James Franco, and Jessica Chastain today, because very few people had any effing clue what Forever Love was until the trailer dropped today.
In case you were wondering, yes, this trailer does include Kunis and Franco all up on each other's lips, and yes, it is visually pleasing because they are both very visually pleasing people. The movie they're macking in is called Forever Love (apparently previously known as Tar ), and was made a few years back. IMDb describes it as a "poetic road trip through Pulitzer prize-winning [poet] CK Williams' life," and this thing's got not one, not two, but eleven directors.
Other notable things about this movie: Zach Braff is present, and the music in the trailer is disjointed and strangely '90s. We have no idea what to make of any of this, but hey, at least our interest is piqued?
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Find out about local history and the growth of St Annes with the help of a 1909 Ordnance Survey map.
Like most towns and villages all over the UK, the streets, buildings and landmarks of St Annes have changed with population growth over the years. The Godfrey Edition are copies of original Ordnance Survey maps from 1909. It's fascinating to look at them in comparison with what we know exists today.
We know St Annes as a popular north west seaside town, busy all year round with residents and with visitors. You can see how this has happened and compare the lie of the land then with that of today.
St Annes, Lytham, Lytham Hall, plus the Fylde & Southport.
Poulton, Fleetwood (1890 & 1910 versions), Rossall, Thornton Cleveleys, Bispham and Norbreck.
Complete your set with Blackpool North Shore, Blackpool North Pier & Town Centre, Blackpool Central Pier and Blackpool South.
On the reverse of each map is a fairly thorough overview of the history of the area, which makes it doubly interesting.
The St Annes-on-the-Sea map from 1909 shows an area which is already starting to get popular. It's not as residential then as it is now, with what seem to be large garden areas and open spaces between areas of development, with plenty of farmers fields still to be seen.
The written history on the back of the map tells us that St Annes was the western edge of the estate owned by the Clifton family from the early 1600's.
In the late 18th and 19th centuries, the Cliftons had been developing their hamlet of Lytham to take advantage of the increased popularity of sea-bathing. According to the earliest OS maps, this western edge was left to the seagulls and rabbits and the only early buildings were Cross Slack and a few scattered inland farms.
In 1873, the then Lord of the Manor, Colonel John Talbot Clifton, built a chapel which he dedicated to Saint Anne in honour of his wife's aunt, Lady Anne Bentinck.
In 1871 just before the chapel was built, the Blackpool and Lytham Railway merged with the Preston to Wyre Railway. These two lines originally had separate termini in Lytham. They were connected to give an uninterrupted line from Preston through the Clifton estate into Blackpool. Clifton Drive was opened the year after.
The growth of St Annes really took off in 1874. Mr Elijah Hargreaves, a businessman from East Lancashire, was on holiday and was inspired with the areas potential. After negotiating with the Clifton estate he formed the 'St Annes on Sea Land and Building Company' with seven others.
They had £50,000 share capital, a 999 year lease and a pledge to invest £70,000 in urban infrastructure 'in a few years'. They had a grand start with the laying of the foundation stone of the Saint Annes Hotel. However, the early years were plagued with problems and a general reluctance from other business people to invest in a long term plan. William John Porritt was one mill owner who did invest, building stone houses on Clifton Drive North and St George's Road.
In 1878 St Annes Local Board of Health was set up to oversee matters like sewerage and street lighting. In 1894 it became an Urban District Council.
By then, St Annes had grown considerably. The pier had opened with steamer boat trips running from the end of it. Houses and hotels had been built at Clifton Drive North and South. In 1897 the Lytham St Annes Tramway was operating gas powered trams between the towns – you can see the tram lines on the map.
Many of the public buildings in St Annes are from the time of this 1909 map. The Carnegie library, the college and the police station. Also St George's Hall and Gardens – which was renamed Ashton Gardens.
In 1916, Blackpool made a second unsuccessful attempt to get St Annes to join it in a County Borough. Six years later St Annes instead merged with Lytham to become the Municipal Borough of Lytham St Annes.
This is just a little bit of the fascinating history of St Annes and the wider Lytham area.
Have a look at the Visit St Annes website homepage for more of the latest updates.
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We are delighted to announce that Corio Germany has recently appointed Air to develop a set of brand guidelines and the annual marketing campaign for Boulevard Berlin, the second largest operating shopping centre in the city. This follows our work on creating a brand strategy for the scheme at the end of 2013. It is a great brief for Air as we can now apply this brand strategy to full implementation of a year long marketing campaign. The new brand will also be carried through via the centre's navigation system, defining the centre's brand messaging even further to customers of Boulevard Berlin.
In the centre, there are currently 120 stores across 4 floors with a direct link to a public park in the back. There is a direct connection to the metro (line U9) and several metro buses in the front. Additionally, there is a parking lot on the roof containing 1,000 vehicles. The Foodcourt is branded separately as "Boulevard Terassen" (Boulevard Terrace) with three beautiful terraces towards the Harry Bresslau Park where you can enjoy your meal. The total size of the area is 3,500 sqm.


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Heptonstall Museum
Please note that Shibden Hall will be closing to the public from 20th March until further notice.
Heptonstall Museum offers you the opportunity to expore the changing importance of Heptonstall and the surrounding area, from prehistoric times until recent day.
Find out about the infamous Cragg Vale Coiners, who produced counterfeit currency and committed murder to conceal their illegal trade. Explore the temporary exhibition relating to local stories, objects and heroes. Discover the exploits of Heptonstall's Parliamentarian garrison during the English Civil War and uncover intriguing stories of the everyday lives of the people of Heptonstall and the Upper Calder Valley.
Heptonstall Grammar School was established in 1642, the present building was rebuilt in 1771, where it continued to be used as a school until 1889. In 1898 it became the Yorkshire Penny Bank whose staff were careful to preserve some of the original features of the school: including a black oak desk at which pupils took their lessons which can still be found inside the Museum today.
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Open March to October: Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays 11:00 - 16:00. Closed November to February.
The Fleece Inn, Elland
A beautiful 400 year old family-friendly pub serving great ales and food. The Inn has an extensive beer garden complete with childrens' play a...
A beautiful 400 year old family-friendly pub serving great ales and food. The Inn has an extensive beer garden complete with childrens' play area. We are dog, child and whole-family friendly .
The Rex Cinema
Enjoy a wide range of films and organ concerts in an updated but unspoilt 1912 picture house, one of the oldest purpose built cinemas in the count...
Enjoy a wide range of films and organ concerts in an updated but unspoilt 1912 picture house, one of the oldest purpose built cinemas in the country. We still have a mid-movie interval for ice cream and treats and you can buy tea, coffee and hot chocolate to enjoy as you watch the film. Ticket Prices: Adults £5.50 Children (14 and under) & senior citizens £4.50 Everyone all day Monday & Thursday morning £4.50 Organ concerts on our Rodgers 333 Olympic theatre organ are held on the third Sunday of every month with a different visiting organist each time - price £5.50 for everyone. Cinema for hire is available for parties (children's or adults'), conference, etc at very competitive rates - Apply to Manager.
The Barn at Star Chamber Farm
Carefully and creativity converted from a lovely old barn on our property, you will feel right at home in this bright and welcoming place. It ha...
Carefully and creativity converted from a lovely old barn on our property, you will feel right at home in this bright and welcoming place. It has it's own garden with views over the village rooftops to the hills beyond. There is also additional space for you to uses in the attached oak garden room. Its a peaceful and private spot in the centre of this small interesting village, but with numerous footpaths right on the doorstep. We are pet friendly too, so you can enjoy some fabulous dog walks in the surrounding woods and moorland. All on one floor, there is a huge bright living room with stylish galley kitchen & dining area. A bathroom with a bath and shower is adjacent to the two bedrooms. Email: info@starbarn.uk
At the heart of the village location of Warley Town, The Maypole Inn offers a warm welcome for both the local community and visitors from further a...
At the heart of the village location of Warley Town, The Maypole Inn offers a warm welcome for both the local community and visitors from further afield. The pub provides a comfortable environment for the meeting of friends, family gatherings and occasions as well as intimate areas for dining. The large restaurant is available for private events and tables are also available within the less formal bar areas. With a selection of hand pulled real ales alongside a wide range of other beers and lagers, The Maypole boasts an extensive wine list as well as soft drinks, coffee and tea. All our staff are on hand to ensure that your visit is always a pleasure whether you are dining with us or partaking in a drink and absorbing the atmosphere of our homely surroundings.
The Golden Fleece
Welcome to The Golden Fleece at Blackley, where we always provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our aim is to produce good quality, home-cooke...
Welcome to The Golden Fleece at Blackley, where we always provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our aim is to produce good quality, home-cooked meals from our seasonal menu and daily changing specials board. All of our produce is supplied fresh, daily from Broster's Farm Shop). We also have a wide choice of wines, lagers and real ales (including local guest beers).
Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant
Our fantastic, authentic Chinese menu offers a choice of over 20 soups and appetisers, with more than 100 main dishes including Chicken, Duckling, ...
Our fantastic, authentic Chinese menu offers a choice of over 20 soups and appetisers, with more than 100 main dishes including Chicken, Duckling, King Prawn, Beef, Roast Pork, Sweet and Sour, Foo Young, Curry, Sizzling Hot Plate, Bird's Nest, Chow Mein, Fried Rice, Seafood, Lamb and English Dishes. We also offer a vegetarian menu, four set menus and four banquet menus.
The Barn at Whitehall Fold
Located in the village of Heptonstall, the cottage sleeps 2 adults and 2 children (plus an additional sofa bed for 2 adults for short stay) and has...
Located in the village of Heptonstall, the cottage sleeps 2 adults and 2 children (plus an additional sofa bed for 2 adults for short stay) and has full gas central heating from a combi boiler and a multi-fuel burning stove (logs and kindling provided). It is a brand new conversion completed to the highest standards with a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom. Bicycle storage is available in an adjoining outhouse and there is free parking on site - a rarity in the centre of the village. For the non-drivers, a regular bus service runs between Heptonstall and Hebden Bridge train station. The barn has been sensitively converted in keeping with the Grade II listed status using original Yorkshire stone and has a lovely log burning stove and stone hearth. The owners will be on-hand in the adjoining house. Heptonstall is a beautiful hill top village situated in the heart of Calderdale, West Yorkshire, some 500 feet above the popular and bustling town of Hebden Bridge. The village has 2 pubs, a cafe, a village post office, a small museum and a social and bowling club. The surrounding countryside is breathtaking; ideal for walking and cycling, including the nearby National Trust owned Hardcastle Crags. There are literary links to both the Bronte family in nearby Haworth and to the late poet laureate, Ted Hughes and his wife Sylvia Plath, who is buried in the village church yard - as featured in the hit TV series Happy Valley. The unique and popular town of Hebden Bridge is just a short walk down the hill, offering dozens of independent shops, galleries, restaurants and cafes.
Pennine Spring Music Festival 2021
Starting 2nd Jun 2021
Pennine Spring Music Festival 2021 is held on the following dates:
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We're planning to run a three day festival in 2021 with separate rehearsals for choir & #rchestra between Wednesday 2nd and Saturday 5th June. Set in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside that inspired the Bronte sisters and Ted Hughes, the Pennine Spring Music Festival brings together instrumentalists and singers from all over Britain for a week of convivial music-making and performing.
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The Circeo Promontory (41°12′N, 13°03′E) is located along the Tyrrhenian coast of Central Italy, at the southernmost point of the Pianura Pontina, reaching 541 m a.s.l. The area is enclosed in the Circeo National Park north of the Promontory are located large wetlands. The Promontory is approximately 500 km northeast of Tunisia. The Ponziane Islands are nearly always visible from this watch-point; the closer island is Zannone, about 30 km south-southwest of the promontory.
The main watchpoint used to study migrating raptors is on the roof of a building inside a military area (altitude approx. 400 m) and it is not possible to enter there without a permission. However it is possible to observe raptors from the paths on the ridge of the mountain.
Observations occurred in autumn from 1998 to 2002 while more recently the National Park promoted some observations activity. The main migrating species are: juvenile European Honey Buzzards and Western Marsh Harriers. The best period to see the migration is September. It is not easy to make an accurate count of migrants because several raptors don't start the crossing especially in the afternoon. In some days it is possible to observe tens of Western Marsh Harriers roosting on trees.
The closest airport is in Rome, from there it is possible to reach Circeo National Park by train or by bus. With the Rome-Naples railway line via Formia, using the trains stopping at Priverno-Fossanova FS railway station, where the CO.TRA.L bus line to Sabaudia leaves. From the station CO.TRA.L. Metro/Bus Eur Fermi in Rome, by taking the direct bus line or those changing in Latina, in the direction of Sabaudia.
Panuccio M. & Agostini N. 2010. Comparison of the water-crossing behavior of Western Marsh Harriers (Circus aeruginosus) and European Honey Buzzards (Pernis apivorus) during autumn migration. Chinese Birds 1(1): 30-35.
Agostini N., Coleiro C., & Panuccio M. 2004. Analysis of the autumn migration of juvenile Honey Buzzards (Pernis apivorus) across the central Mediterranean. Journal of Raptor Research, 38: 283-286.
Agostini N., Coleiro C. & Panuccio M. 2003. Autumn migration of Marsh Harriers across the central Mediterranean in 2002. Ring, 25: 47-52.
Agostini N. & Panuccio M. 2003. How do Accipitriformes behave during autumn migration at the Circeo promontory? Rivista italiana di Ornitologia, 73(2): 165- 167.
Agostini N., Coleiro C., Corbi F., Di Lieto G., Pinos F. & Panuccio M. 2002. Water-crossing tendency of juvenile Honey Buzzards during migration. Avocetta, 26: 41-43.
Corbi F., Pinos F., Trotta M., Di Lieto G., Cascianelli D. 1999. La migrazione post-riproduttiva dei rapaci diurni nel promontorio del Circeo (Lazio). Avocetta 23: 13.


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Stocks ticked lower this morning, adding to yesterday's losses as concerns intensified about the state of the economy and the likelihood of a downturn next year. "All told, financial indicators point to a recession on the horizon," wrote Wells Fargo's Azhar Iqbal in a note to clients. "The S&P 500 has peaked ahead of recessions with an average lead time of four months over the past few business cycles. Taken together with the inverted yield curve, markets are clearly braced for a recession in 2023."
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Data suggests that alcohol consumption increases during recessionary periods. One study revealed that in the 2008 recession, total alcohol consumption increased even as the number of people completely abstaining from alcohol increased. In other words, drinkers tend to drink much more in an economic downturn.
Beer, wine, and spirits distributor and manufacturer Constellation Brands (STZ) has over 100 brands, including Corona, Modelo, Svedka Vodka, Casa Noble Tequila, and Robert Mondavi. Its robust portfolio of high-quality brands also provides investors with exposure to the cannabis industry via its Canopy Growth (CGC) investment.
As the most prominent beer import company in the US, Constellation has the third highest market share (7.4%) of all major beer suppliers and generates 77% of its consolidated net sales through beer. The company has increased its production capacity four times over the last decade to meet demand and is currently focused on projects in Mexico. With $800 million invested in Mexican Beer Projects in 2022 and renewed support from the Mexican government (via a recent commitment to continued access to government-owned water sources), the expansion is likely to be highly successful.
Constellation topped Wall Street's expectations for both earnings and revenue during its most recent release. The company reported $3.17 per share compared to analyst expectations of $2.88 per share. Last year, revenue was up 12% from the same period, coming in at $2.66 billion, beating the consensus estimate of $2.51 billion.
Equities research analysts predict that Constellation Brands will post $10.91 earnings per share for 2022. At its current price of $242.73, this indicates a P/E of 25x STZ seems undervalued compared to competitors like The Duckhorn Portfolio, Inc. (NAPA) with a P/E of 30x and Brown-Forman Corporation (BF.B) with a P/E of 38x. Of 26 analysts offering recommendations for the stock, 21 rate it a Buy, and 5 rate it Hold. There are no Sell ratings. A median price target of $280 represents a 13% upside from the current


So, last month's Winter Solstice. That is really what this post (and blog) are about. For the first time, it felt like that was the dawning of a new year/new phase in my life. I can't explain why. As the night wore on, it felt as if the clouds were parting. I cannot think of a better way to describe it but that is when I went a-searching online for some way to figure out who I really am and what I want to be when I grow up.
Explaining my search paths online is worse than trying to tell someone my train of thought when I blurt out a totally random observation. So, simply put, somehow I stumbled onto a tutorial on Lynda.com (I think it was somehow through Dave Conrey of Fresh Rag but don't quote me). It is Personal Branding Basics with Lorrie Thomas Ross. It is geared toward the career-minded professional but it got me thinking: Who am I? What is my role in this life? How do I want to be portrayed to the world? Most importantly, how do I want to be remembered?
Do I really only want people to remember me for posting smart-assed memes and videos on Facebook? Not really. I have always wanted those who have known me to somehow feel enriched by the experience (well, except for those individuals who, if they magically dropped off the face of the earth I would not mourn) but feel like I have failed miserably. This is why I strayed away from survivalist topics (for the most part) a few years ago. It's such doom and gloom. You can only point out how corrupt the government is so often without it becoming oppressive (not to mention depressing and a bit fatalistic).
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'The Time Traveler's Wife' Episode 3: Recap And Ending, Explained – How Did Clare Seek Revenge?
By Srijoni Rudra
Credits: HBO
Episode 3 of "The Time Traveler's Wife" focuses on Clare's childhood. We get to understand the friendship between Clare and Henry from Clare's point of view. The episode begins with an old Clare looking at the camera and sharing her bizarre love story. She compares her old age with her young age because both involve waiting. But according to her, knowing is worse than waiting. She believes that one must never meet one's soulmate when they are just 6. Even after all these years, she remembers the first time she met Henry. He came to meet her at the field. He asked her to keep her father's clothes ready for him and to bring along food since time traveling made him hungry. A young Clare found the idea of an invisible secret friend charming. Though what came after knowing him was his absence, she was left with an empty feeling every time he disappeared.
'The Time Traveler's Wife' Episode 3: Recap Summary
Clare waited to meet Henry for the second time. She counted her days and tried not to be impatient. Henry met her as promised on the 29th of September. Clare carried a notebook with her to write down all the dates Henry would visit her. She wrote down a total of 150 dates. He would visit her till the age of 18. Even though it was Henry all the time, he was not of the same age. He would visit her from different timelines. One Henry had dark hair and was fun to be with. There was the other with greying hair, who was almost like a father who made her do her homework. And then there was the sad Henry. Even though there were several of them, it did not matter to Clare since it was all Henry in the end. When Clare was 12, Henry mentioned in their conversation how he would meet her parents when she would be 20. That made her always question who she was to Henry in the future. She knew he had a wife named Clare, but he never confirmed whether or not she was his wife.
One night, Clare heard Henry scream for help. She ran out to help him; the backyard was covered in snow. She saw her father and brother shooting. She knew something might have gone wrong. She saw blood on the snow, but that soon disappeared. This hints at Henry's accident that will impact his future. While Clare shared with Henry what she had witnessed the next time they met, he was not bothered because he did not wish to know much about the future. Clare bolstered the courage to ask Henry about his wife. She shared with him her theory about the future. She believed that she would be Henry's wife in the future. When a 13-year-old girl asks a man in his mid-30s if she would be his wife in the future, the safest way to go for Henry was to lie. Even though the lie did upset Clare, it was a decent thing to do. Young Clare was heartbroken, but by the time she was 16, she had learned to find her way around her desire.
She made Henry play a game of checkers, and with every right move, she provided him with a clothing item. To her disappointment, he was a great player. He tried to reason with her about how inappropriate it would be for a man of his age to attract a teenager like Clare. To calm her down, he bought her an ice cream. Clare's friends noticed her and Henry sitting together. The next time Henry visited, she left him a note saying that she had gone to a party. She left him with a sandwich and his clothes. Henry waited for Clare at their usual spot.
Ending Explained: What Had Happened To Clare On The Night Of The Party? How Did She Seek Revenge?
Clare went to a party with her friends. Even though she was in love with Henry, she knew that he had a different life in the future that did not involve her. Like any other 16-year-old, she found herself attracted to a sportsman, Jason, from school. What Clare thought would be a fun night at a party turned into a disaster, and she came running looking for Henry at their spot. Though as she reached, Henry disappeared and only his clothes remained.
The next day, when Henry met with Clare, she asked him to accompany her on a car ride. She rode the car at a scary fast speed and asked Henry to introduce his younger self to her since he was already a part of her world. Henry refused her idea, stating that she would only meet him when they were supposed to, as was written in history. Out of anger and frustration, she drove the car in the wrong lane, stating that no matter what she did now, she would survive since she was already a part of the future Henry spoke about. Henry stopped the car and later made her understand that the future is built on the choices she makes now. She might not die, but she could have killed multiple families and been responsible for her mistake for the rest of her life. This conversation with Henry broke her down. She asked him if he had gotten away from a police arrest before. Being a time traveler, Henry often had to choose unfair means to get clothes and food, which led to police arrests. But he always got away since he could disappear easily. She then added that she wanted him to kill Jason. 32-year-old Henry makes a call to 24-year-old Henry working at the library. He asks young Henry to not be alone for the night because he would need an alibi from 8 to 10 pm. After getting back into the car, Henry asks Clare to have an alibi as well, which she refuses because she wanted to be with him that night. She wanted to watch Jason suffer. Henry got the tapes and, for some reason, a marker with him. Clare had a gun kept ready in the glove box of the car. They were ready to murder Jason.
Clare knew Jason would be alone that night. Henry went up to the door, and Jason answered the bell. He was asked to fit himself into the back of the car at gunpoint. Jason urinated out of fear, and without a fight, he got into the car. After going a few feet away from his house, Clare heard him breathe heavily. She had forgotten about his inhaler and drove back to his house to get it even though Henry thought it was a bad idea. After taking the inhaler, Clare changed her mind. She wanted him to suffer but did not want him to die. Henry was confused by her change of heart. Clare stopped the car and finally spoke about what had happened that night with her. She stood in front of the headlight and undressed herself, revealing her bruises. Henry was shocked and angry. Jason had physically tortured her after she refused to get intimate with him. According to him, she could not back out once she had agreed to be with him in his car. Clare was in tears as she described the abuse. Jason had burned her body with the cigarette he was smoking. Henry wanted to kill the man now, but Clare explained that she wanted him to suffer and not die. She lied to Henry, saying that Jason did not rape her when, in reality, he did. She believed that by sharing the truth, it would always remain a part of their story, particularly hers. She refused to carry with her the truth that a monster had forced himself on her, forever.
Henry tied Jason to a tree while Clare held him at gunpoint. Jason tried to prove his innocence by referring to the texts Clare had sent after that night. According to him, she was happy and had enjoyed the night. Clare explained that she had sent those texts because she was scared that Jason would harm her. Henry knew Clare, and there was no doubt in his mind with regards to what had happened. He punched Jason in the face, saying that Clare could never have enjoyed that. Jason continued to say that she enjoyed it rough, and this infuriated Henry. He shouted, saying that he knew she could never have enjoyed that because she was his wife. Clare was taken by surprise. Even though she doubted him from the age of 13, he always maintained that she was not his wife in the future.
After admitting the truth and as a result of the pressure, Henry knew that he was about to disappear. Before leaving, he gave Clare the marker he bought, stating that he did not know why he chose to buy it, but he believed it would be of some help to her. Alone now, Clare called all her friends who were abused by men. She marked Jason's body with her narrative, and her friends wrote down their truth as well. He became her first sculpture. It was then that she learned that art was not meant to be hung on a wall; sometimes, it was meant for revenge.
In the end, Henry found the old marker kept in Clare's art room. Henry, who had just traveled to her traumatic past, did not know the significance of the marker up until now. Clare, now 24, said that he had given it to her, indicating that in the timeline of the 24-year-old Clare, Henry from another timeline had done the same thing. "The Time Traveler's Wife" Episode 3 ends with Clare mentioning how Henry last met her when she was 18. She waited for two more years and at last came across a young Henry at the library. Just the way they were meant to meet on time. But she found him to be extremely annoying. Clare's story is what the series is about; how her life took shape around a time traveler. While in most sci-fi, time travel is treated as a boon, but here it is nothing less than a curse, especially for Clare, who in every timeline has to wait to be with the one she loves.
See More: 'The Time Traveler's Wife' Episode 4: Recap & Ending, Explained – Why Were Two Henrys Present At Clare's House?
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Srijoni has worked as a film researcher on a government-sponsored project and is currently employed as a film studies teacher at a private institute. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Film Studies. Film History and feminist reading of cinema are her areas of interest.


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James Bernard Lammers (July 16, 1924 – January 5, 1952) was an American mass murderer who murdered his pregnant wife and three children. On December 12, 1950, he strangled his wife, who was about seven months pregnant, to death, then set their trailer on fire, resulting in their children dying. James was convicted of two counts of first degree murder, sentenced to death, and executed in 1952.

Murders, trial, and execution
The family had moved into a trailer in Troy eight weeks before the murders after James found work as a bulldozer operator there. However, six weeks later, he was fired.

On the early of morning of December 13, 1950, the Lammers' family trailer was discovered on fire. Neighbors tried to help, but were unable to extinguish the blaze. The bodies of 23-year-old Geneva Orr Lammers, 3-year-old Laura Mae Lammers, 2-year-old Melva Jean Lammers, and nine-month-old LaVern Francis Lammers were found. The children were sleeping during the fire, and had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

The fire was initially thought to be accidental, and the police guessed that an exploding oil stove caused it. James Lammers was nowhere to be found. He returned to town on December 14, 1950, claiming he had been out looking for work, and that someone had recognized his truck in Topeka and told him about the fire.

Suspecting that James had intentionally set the fire, the police asked him to show them where had had traveled. James took the police to Independence, Missouri, then to Kansas City, Missouri. He attempt to provide an alibi by showing them a receipt for gas supposedly purchased on December 12, but the actual date, December 13, was smudged and over it was written the number 12. James then took them to Topeka, Kansas, where he had supposedly spent the night in a hotel and mailed a letter home to his wife. The letter was dated December 14, 1950.

The group returned to Troy on December 15, and James was arrested and charged with first degree murder the next day. Upon being woken up to the news, he replied "Does it have to be as bad as that?"

James then confessed to the murders, saying he had strangled his wife to death, and then poured kerosene on her body and set it on fire to conceal the crime. Due to public anger over the allegations, James was moved to a private location for his safety. He claimed that his children had drove him crazy, and he feared having a fourth child. James took his wife to a doctor in Missouri, hoping for an abortion, but the doctor refused.

During his trial, a woman, 25-year-old Zada Spencer, said she and James had been having an affair for about a year, and had a child together, and that he never told her he was married. According to Spencer, after learning she was pregnant, James said a friend of his, whose wife had had died, had offered him his trailer home if he would take care of his three children. He asked Spencer if she would marry him on those conditions, but she declined. A friend of Spencer corroborated these allegations, but they were never confirmed.

The defense argued that James did not "appreciate the enormity of his act", and presented several witnesses who testified that he had a limited mental capacity. However, doctors who examined him said he was both competent and sane. On March 7, 1951, the jury found James guilty of two counts of first degree murder and recommended a death sentence. He was formally sentenced to death shortly after.

After James's appeals failed, he was hanged at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing on January 5, 1952. He declined a last meal. James's last words were "I have been treated very well." The trapdoor was sprung open at 1:01 a.m., and he was pronounced dead nine minutes later. James's parents declined to claim his body after his execution, and he was buried in Mt. Calvary Cemetery in Leavenworth, Kansas.

See also
 Capital punishment in Kansas
 List of people executed in Kansas
 Familicide

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American male criminals
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The Department of Health and some medical organizations are calling for a clampdown on hospitals, clinics and centers offering stem cell treatments. But instead of being discouraged, one of stem cell therapy's vocal advocates and practitioners in the country said she welcomes the move.
At the launch of StemCare Institute Center for Pain and Regenerative Medicine, a new division of The Skin and Laser Clinic, Dr. Aivee Aguilar-Teo said she believes the procedure needs to be regulated.
"The word 'stem cell' has been used loosely, which is sad. So [the crackdown] is good in a way because we really need to regulate," said Dr. Aguilar-Teo, who, with her Singaporean physician husband, Z, owns and runs StemCare.
The Teos' clinic at Bonifacio Global City has been offering autologous fat stem cell repair (FSCR) for the last two years, and since last year has been offering treatments other than anti-aging.
"Medicine is evolving and we don't want to be stagnant. We want to learn more," said Dr. Aguilar-Teo, who has had FSCR patients seeking help for sports injuries, autism, Parkinson's disease, among others.
Since they began offering FSCR for cases other than cosmetic, the ratio of patients seeking relief from pain vis-à-vis anti-aging cases is now 50:50, she said.
Dr. Aguilar-Teo's husband, and her father, the politician Nene Aguilar, have undergone FSCR for knee pain, with her father foregoing knee replacement altogether after getting relief from the treatment.
The Teos' celebrity patients came in full force to the launch: tycoon Tonyboy Cojuangco with partner Gretchen Barretto, actress Marjorie Barretto, fashion designer Inno Sotto, Philippine Volcanoes' Harry Morris, makeup artist Patrick Rosas, socialite and columnist Mons Romulo, among others.
There were also video testimonials from Morris and Romulo, hairstylist Jing Monis, and broadcast journalist Karen Davila, who emceed the launch, and whose son David was given FSCR for autism.
The call for stricter regulations on stem cell therapy stems from the fact that the treatment is only in the experimental stage.
In FSCR, a patient's stem cells are harvested through a mini liposuction, either from the lower belly or the inner thigh. The procedure is surgical.
A machine onsite then distills the stem cells from the fat, which are then injected back into the patient.
Stem cells are believed to replicate and differentiate body organs, and turn into different body parts to replace damaged and diseased cells and tissues.
The Teos have partnered with Dr. Berman's US clinic so "we could learn from each other, and train from one another, and transfer our technologies," said Dr. Z Teo, the chief executive of StemCare.
Dr. Berman is co-founder of Cell Surgical Network, an international group of physicians whose mission is "devoted to advancing access and quality care in the area of adult stem cell regenerative medicine to help people suffering from a variety of inflammatory and degenerative conditions," says its website.
"There is no such thing as 'stem cell in a bottle,'" Dr. Olarte said.
In the US, Dr. Berman, a cosmetic surgeon, said stem cell therapy isn't under the jurisdiction of the US FDA, since it's a surgical procedure.
Answering questions about clinics offering stem cells harvested from young Europeans, Dr. Teo said: "The safest should be from the same person. If it's from someone else, we require stringent measures, if the process was sterile, etc. There's fear and danger of safety [if it's from another country]. Stem cells last only two to three days. The sources can also be dubious.
Certain medical organizations, like the Philippine College of Physicians, have questioned the practice of charging exorbitant fees for what they consider to be experimental medicine. It's the PCP's stand that fees for procedures such as stem cell therapy should be waived as their efficacy have yet to be proven in clinical studies.
However, Dr. Olarte echoed what Health Secretary Enrique Ona said in interviews: that local clinics can't conduct these procedures free of charge, citing the cost of such procedures.
"Down the road, it will be more accessible, as technology improves and medicines become more efficient," Dr. Teo noted. His wife said their clinic's rate for FSCR has gone down some 30 percent from last year.
StemCare Institute Center for Pain and Regenerative Medicine is at the 2/F, East Bldg., Forbestown Center, Burgos Circle, Bonifacio Global City; tel. 4033245, 5562533, 8280197, 4031982.


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STEP 4: Complete the applicant details and select Continue.
STEP 5: Select the beneficiary type.
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STEP 8: Select whether you have a prebooked deal and select Continue.
STEP 9: Complete the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) reporting details.
STEP 10: Select (+) Add on the table to add the BOP category code.
STEP 11: You will need to search for the respective balance of payments (BoP) codes and select Continue.
STEP 12: Select the BoP category code result.
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Q: Restrict which HTTP methods on a loopback model relationship So I have a venue model with the following rellationship:
relations": {
  "events": {
    "type": "hasMany",
    "model": "event"
  },
},

In the events I have the relationship as:
"relations": {
    "venue": {
      "type": "belongsTo",
      "model": "venue",
      "foreignKey": "venueId",
      "options": {
        "validate": true,
        "forceId": false
      }
    }
  },

In the explorer it shows me that I can get, put, post, patch, update and delete to venue/:id/events
Where and how do I say: no matter who you are, this specific relationship can ONLY have GET access and nothing else?

A: For hasMany Loopback adds the following methods:
__findById__events
__destroyById__events
__updateById__events
__get__events
__create__events
__delete__events
__count__events

Since you only want get access we keep findById, get and count, and disable the rest.
Assuming you are using Loopback 3, you can do this in your model:
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('prototype.__destroyById__events');
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('prototype.__updateById__events');
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('prototype.__create__events');
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('prototype.__delete__events');

Have a look at the documentation for the more info.
If you are using Loopback 2 you should do this instead(initally written by Kiley Hykawy):
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('__destroyById__events', false);
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('__updateById__events', false);
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('__create__events', false);
Message.disableRemoteMethodByName('__delete__events', false);

false is needed to indicate that it is a non-static method, like prototype for LoopBack 3.

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As I write Torn Veil, the sequel to Divine Guidance, the storyline changes and the characters evolve. Quite simply, the characters come to life – their personalities take shape and I rewrite paragraphs, chapters, moments in their dialogue and actions to support their evolution.
The first chapter of Torn Veil has been updated on the Torn Veil page of this site. The update reflects the evolution of Patrick – a complex and conflicted character who is coming to life more and more every day.
I can't wait to see where my imagination takes Patrick, the main characters and what will happen next in the little city of Creekwood. Stay tuned.


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BEIJING - Chinese President Xi Jinping will be in Central Asia from Wednesday to Sunday for state visits to Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and for the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and that of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA).
Against the backdrop of growing uncertainties worldwide, his trip is expected to further consolidate multi-dimensional cooperation within the frameworks of the SCO and the CICA and pool efforts to create a shared future of security and prosperity for all countries in the region.
CONSOLIDATE SCO COOPERATION
Leaders of the SCO member states will gather in Kyrgyzstan's capital of Bishkek for this year's summit and are expected to declare a unified stance on major regional and international issues.
When the SCO was founded in June 2001, its primary mission was to build mutual trust, safeguard trans-border security and boost anti-terrorism cooperation.
Over the past 18 years, the SCO has grown into the world's largest regional organization for comprehensive cooperation in terms of both the area it covers and the population it represents. Cooperation among member states has been largely enriched in such fields as security, economy and people-to-people exchanges.
As for the SCO's next stage of development, Xi, in a speech at the SCO Qingdao summit in 2018, called on countries involved in the regional bloc to work closely to build an SCO community with a shared future.
The SCO can take a leap forward in promoting the building of such a community, said Shi Ze, standing director of the Chinese Center for Shanghai Cooperation Organization Studies.
Because the SCO member states are faced with common challenges in security and economic development, they share a broad consensus on many issues, he added.
During the SCO summit, Xi will exchange views with leaders of the participating countries on the status quo and prospects of SCO's development, as well as major international and regional issues. The leaders will "discuss new ideas and new measures to jointly address risks and challenges, and promote security, stability, development and revitalization under the current situation," according to Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Hanhui.
In fact, under the guidance of its bedrock principle -- the Shanghai Spirit, the SCO has been steadily advancing to achieve the goal. It has become an influential force in combating the "three evil forces" of terrorism, separatism and extremism, as well as in cracking down on cross-border and cyber crimes.
Meanwhile, practical cooperation among member states in military, energy, transport, telecommunication, infrastructure and agriculture has been yielding tangible results and bringing concrete benefits to the people in the region and beyond.
At this year's summit, member states will adopt a series of important documents and further promote multilateral cooperation within the SCO framework, according to SCO Secretary-General Vladimir Norov.
BRING PROSPERITY TO ASIA
Like SCO member states, many Asian countries also need to deal with traditional and non-traditional security challenges including the "three evil forces" -- drug trafficking, extreme poverty and border disputes.
At the same time, the return of a Cold-War mentality, hegemony and zero-sum games has posed serious threats to the stability and security of the world as well as Asia. Only by working together can countries overcome these challenges and achieve prosperity and development for themselves and for the region as a whole.
As the only active Pan-Asian multilateral mechanism on security cooperation, the CICA has been actively enhancing mutual trust between its member states with measures being taken in areas including military and politics.
Established in 1992, the CICA was a forum for dialogue and consultation on security issues in Asia. Through years of joint efforts, the mechanism has been a security cooperation forum that has the widest coverage, the largest membership and the most adequate representation in Asia, and it has played an important and constructive role in promoting regional stability and prosperity.
Security cooperation is the root of the SCO and the CICA, noted Shi. Enhancing cooperation in this area is the fundamental demand of member states of both organizations to tackle changes of situation in the Eurasian region, he said.
Therefore, security cooperation will be the core topic on the agenda of the SCO summit in Bishkek and the CICA summit in Dushanbe, said Shi.
Leaders need to negotiate on this issue and find suitable solutions to address those security challenges and threats, he added.
CEMENT BILATERAL TIES
In recent years, China has been continuously improving its relations with central Asian countries under the guidance of principles of amity, sincerity, mutual benefit and inclusiveness.
In Kyrgyzstan, China has provided assistance to the construction of medical facilities by building the Osh Hospital and a congenital heart disease research center. China also helped repair roads in Bishkek and strengthen security capability of the country.
Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov commented that China is a close neighbor, reliable friend and strategic partner of his country.
Tajikistan, the world's first country to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the Silk Road Economic Belt with China, has been experiencing accelerated economic development with China's assistance.
The country's key sectors such as infrastructure, energy and electricity as well as communications and transportation have achieved huge breakthroughs in development.
At present, China has become a major trade partner and investor of both Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. China's cooperation with the two countries in transport, infrastructure, trade and mining have been consistently deepened. Learning the Chinese language and studying in China have become popular choices of local youth.
Xi's visits are expected to further promote comprehensive strategic partnerships with the two countries and promote practical cooperation within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Moreover, Vice Foreign Minister Zhang said, the heads of state will transform high-level political mutual trust into more tangible cooperation results, and ensure that the bilateral relationships will achieve greater development under the new situation.
Yao Peisheng, former Chinese ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, said China and central Asian countries including Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have already formed a community with a shared future, which will be taken as a paradigm for China's relations with other neighboring countries.
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Beach umbrella, tent, sleeping bag, towels… What else do you need?
Well, what will keep your things safe and dry in any outdoor activity? A dry bag will do it. A dry bag is a flexible container used to keep sensitive things dry. It is usually made of either vinyl or nylon.
Vinyl dry bags are usually small like pouches used for storing cellphones and cash. On the other hand, nylon dry bags are made durable and have larger capacities.
If you are going to purchase a dry bag, certain factors should be considered. Think about which kinds of items you would bring to outdoor activities.
Waterproof pouch for storing documents, cell phones, and other small items. It is see-through and lightweight, ideal for carrying anywhere you go.
Lightweight dry bag has a capacity of 1 liter to 80 liters.
PVC dry bag is made of heavy duty PVC with welded seams, making it heavy and strong.
Heavyweight dry bag has the capacity from 16 liters to 45 liters.
Dry bag holdalls and rucksacks are as tough as the PVC with welded seams, but are bigger.
For light packing, this specific kind of dry bag is very affordable yet strong: the Bago Dry Bag.
The Bago Dry Bag is great for keeping cameras, phones, clothes, or towel from getting wet. It can contain only up to 10 liters so you can conveniently carry it while walking on the beach, riding a boat, or climbing muddy or dusty pavements. It can also be submerged while diving but keeps sensitive things dry and intact.
The Bago Dry Bag has a small see through window so you can see or check its inside. You can also easily find the item that you are looking for without having to mess up the entire interior of the bag.
With its removable and adjustable shoulder strap, Bago Dry Bag can fit any body type and is comfortable for carrying.
Seal it easily. The Bago Dry Bag can be sealed with its watertight roll top opening. With air inside, this dry bag will float when dropped.
The Bago Dry Bag comes with extra phone dry bag. You can put important documents, wallets, phones, etc. in the phone and shoulder dry bag.
It comes in different sizes and colors: 1 10L yellow, 1 5L and 10L yellow, 1 5L and 10L black, and 1 10L black. They vary in prices too but the price range is still affordable.
Even if this dry bag is full, it is still lightweight. It saves your energy which you can use for your outdoor adventure.
The following are the pros and cons of Bago Dry Bag. It has many advantages but it is not a perfect product with its few flaws.
When it comes to dry bags, it is important to identify the right size and capacity. This Bago Dry Bag is lightweight enough even when full. It has the capacity of 5 liters to 10 liters, so it can fit small items.
It can float too when accidentally dropped into the water. However, Bago Dry Bag is not intended to be submerged in deep water.
Bago Dry Bag is made if durable materials. It is solid and strong enough to hold your items, but it is not heavy when filled. It is lightweight and easy to carry. Therefore, it doesn't drain your energy that is intended for your outdoor activities.
It is also important to consider the price. The Bago Dry Bag is very affordable. It comes in different colors and sizes but the price range is still inexpensive.
You don't have to mess the interior of the bag when looking for an item. The see-through window of Bago Dry Bag makes it easy for you to find what you are looking for. It is easy to check an item if it's inside or in which part is it in.
Bago Dry Bag is affordable and worth the money. You won't regret buying it.


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Q: Is it possible to print the official calendar week range and not just the available dates in my dataset? I have a data frame which sums values over a weekly basis.
I am able to calculate the official calendar week that the summed values fall into in each case, but I want to know if I can add the calendar week range also for reference as some values only contain a couple of days' worth of dates for a particular week.
I currently use paste(min(created), max(created), sep = ' - ') but this only gives me the range of values with created and not the official calendar week range and can sometimes be misleading due to an incomplete weeks' worth of values being present in the dataset, as mentioned above.
Can an official calendar week range be achieved?