There are several treatments that offered, from traditional acupuncture, Tui Na medical massage to cupping.
Professional Cricketeer Tim Linley of Surrey and Sussex fame talks about his experience of acupuncture with Myles, and the excellent results he's had.
" I walked in in agony, with unbelievable neck pain. An hour later I walked out completely pain free. In addition, occasional migraines that I used to suffer haven't happened since that treatment... Amazing! "
I can not even say how grateful I am to Myles for healing my knee. On Wednesday my knee was swollen, I could not bend it and it was very painful. I was waking up during the night in pain. On Friday I went to see Myles for the first treatment. On the way to see him I could not even seat on the bus as I was not able to bend my knee.
Straight away after the first treatment I was able to bend my knee and I was sitting pain free on the bus on the way back home! Such a quick result was like a miracle for me.
On Monday I had another treatment. I walked in still limping, I walked out like nothing ever happened to my knee. Next day I was back at work, worrying that my colleagues would think that I was pretending when I called off sick, as my knee was too good!
Myles treatment is extremely effective. For me as a registered nurse it is beyond understanding how it could work, but it does in some magical almost way. It has been now one month after my knee injury and I am back at work and I am also able to enjoy my yoga classes.


Raman's Pashtun Belt Database: A WAR AGAINST TALIBAN OR A WAR AGAINST PASHTUNS?
In the nineteenth century they fought the British imperialists in a long-drawn-out war of attrition. In the twentieth century they were pitted against the might of another empire, the Soviet Union. In the 21st century, in yet another unequal contest, they are confronted by and fighting against the US empire.
To make matters worse, the Pakistani Pakhtoons are also under attack by the security forces of their own country.
The Pakhtoons, perhaps never before in their history, were going through an ordeal as awesome in its magnitude as in its cruelty.
In neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakhtoon villages are being systematically demolished, their men, women and children are dying every day like cattle or, worse still, like flies. It is a Pakhtoon genocide. Their economy is in ruins, their homes broken, their families shattered, their future uncertain and their present as bleak as it can get.
In the tribal areas they are being bombed and struck every second day with missiles, as if they are all enemies.
In Karachi, the biggest Pakhtoon city, they are periodically picked up and brutally killed, with no questions asked. Politics is more sacrosanct than the lives of ordinary mortals in the Land of the Pure.
The launching of the latest operation by the government smacks of the same hypocricy, double standards and lack of foresight that has characterised our policy formulation in the last 60 years.
From the word go, it appeared that the government was in no mood to implement the act it chose to extend, most reluctantly and after inexplicable delay.
The interregnum between the signing of the agreement and the approval of the president to sign Nizam-e-Adl into law was utilised for creating a hype, for painting a dreadful scenario of the implications of implementing the act. A deliberate mindset of phobia was created. It was not, for instance, explained to the people and to the world that the government is only re-enacting a law that was adopted by the governments of Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif.
When there was no countrywide criticism of the act, then why was a storm being created now?
And when the law was extended finally there was a lukewarm attitude towards putting in place an infrastructure to implement the act. That was partly deliberate and partly reflected the incompetence of the authorities.
Just as the act was extended In 1994 and in 1999 and not allowed to take practical shape, it was presumed that the act would remain a document on paper and it would be business as usual.
This approach failed then, and it didn't quite work out this time.
It was not realised that merely calling a judge a qazi does not make him competent for administration of a totally different legal system.
The uncertainty produced serious doubts in the minds of the Nizam-e-Shariat and Taliban leaders.
But Maulana Sufi Mohammad stood steadfast in his support both to the government and to the newly enacted Law.
His cooperation with the government did not, unfortunately, translate into the cessation of hostilities. The government could have persisted with having him on board. It is a failure of skilful negotiations or a deliberate effort to deny the people the fruits of the new act.
The movement of some "Taliban" numbering about 25 riding in two vehicles from Swat to Buner was perhaps the turning point in the whole tragic episode.
Whether this movement was orchestrated or whether the Taliban in their naivety took their own senseless decision would remain to be seen.
But the fear of the Taliban taking control was so vociferously projected in the wake of two vehicles being driven into Buner by a few disorganised youths that it seemed like a deliberate move to create justification for a strong government intervention.
Strangely, the implications of such a stupendous operations were overlooked. And then there was inexplicable and heavy reliance on air action--use of aircraft and gunships to bomb, rocket and shell villages which were being flattened.
Quite understandably bombs and heavy artillery as well as gunships would not differentiate between militants and innocent civilians.
In its wake it caused tremendous human displacement which the UN called, for a time span of 15 days, the largest human dislocation in the world in the last 20 years.
Hundreds of innocent civilians having been killed and hundreds of thousands having been forced to leave their homes. What a price to pay for peace!
That the whole operation was timed to coincide with the president's visit so the US adds another sinister dimensions to the government policy.
Do we establish the "writ" of the government by causing the displacement of 1.5 million peaceful citizens?
And are these the only areas where the writ was challenged? Has the government writ not disappeared in the mega-city of the country since the time Musharraf took control? And was he not complicit in surrendering the mega-city to an ethnic political outfit?
Have scores of people not been killed on ethnic grounds in that city without anyone getting penalised?
Would the government apply the same yardstick that they applied in the case of poor Swatis?
The fact that Pakhtoons are being systematically killed and their properties destroyed from Farah, Helmand and Kunar to the tribal areas and Malakand Division has raised many disturbing questions in the minds of the people.
True, Gen Kiyani has proved to be an inspiring leader with impeccable credentials. But when the dust has settled people would bear anger and acrimony against the handful of Taliban militants, as well as the government, for launching an operation which has obliterated the Pakhtoon mainland. This is not going to help in creating any conducive environment which could inspire love for the country and respect for its institutions.
Which other nation would get involved in a genocidal war for obtaining "assistance"? Indeed the whole pattern of the events would seem to fit in the overarching strategic goals of some distant imperial power. And if that is the case, watch out! Waziristan is next in line.


Hockey is a game that forces you to spend years refining your skills. Hockey is a lifeline that's been entrenched in your genetic makeup since childhood. Hockey is what you're recognized for and how you put food on the table for your kids. And in an instant, the game you know, love, and understand can be taken away from you.
Yesterday, news broke of defenseman Kimmo Timonen being diagnosed with three different blood clots – one in his right leg and one in each of his lungs. Whenever you hear the term 'blood clot' you know it usually isn't good. I've been a fan of Kimmo's for years now. He's been a class act his entire career, a warrior on the ice, and a true professional off of it. This year was likely to be his last in the NHL, but with yesterday's unfortunate discovery, things don't look promising.
I don't have a medical degree, I don't claim to be a doctor by any stretch of the imagination, nor do I know the first thing about blood clots, their affects, and the risks that are associated with them. Luckily for me, a fellow THW writer, Prashanth Iyer, successfully passed pharmacy school at the University of North Carolina and just completed a cardiology rotation in the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at the UNC Hospital. So why not turn to someone who knows a thing or two about this stuff.
The basic understanding of blood clots is this: clotting occurs naturally in the body when you get a cut or have any other trauma to an organ by sending clotting factors to the site. The issue with blood clots is that too much of these platelets are sent to the site and begin to clump, break off, and float around your vessels. It's not a serious case until one of the clumps of blood reach a very small blood vessel and begin to clog the passage for blood to get through. Once a clot lodged in a small vein of your leg, it can continue to build as more platelets get stuck to it. Parts of the clot can then break off, travel to the lungs, and cause a pulmonary embolism which can be life-threatening.
It also doesn't help that Timonen has a pre-existing condition with blood clots.
Think of it like this. Protein C is a natural blood thinner that your body produces. If you have a deficiency in Protein C (like Timonen does), their risk for an abundance of platelets to form increases making them susceptible to blood clots. This isn't the first time Timonen has gone through this. In 2008, after blocking a shot against Montreal in the playoffs, Timonen sat out four games in the Eastern Conference Finals after suffering a blood clot in his leg.
Now it's time to look at the future Timonen has at playing hockey. Ultimately, there is a small amount of light at the end of the title, but will likely dwindle down to a black hole. After someone is diagnosed with two different blood clots, doctors typically place said people on blood thinners for the rest of their lives to prevent blood clots from forming again.
Ultimately, we will have to see how Timonen progresses going forward, but the prognosis of him ever lacing up the skates again in the NHL is very grim. If I was a betting man, I'd say Kimmo Timonen has played his last game in the NHL, which is extremely unfortunate for the Flyers who were relying on his help this season, and even more unfortunate for Timonen since hockey has been a part of his life since he was a child. But what needs to be done now is for Timonen to rest and get healthy because at this stage, that is what is most important.


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France: Thursday April 30th 1942.
Françoise hurriedly cleared the pots from the table for her mother after finishing their meal. She had an important job to do this evening. Some of her father's friends had visited today and she knew something was going to happen tonight but she didn't yet know what. Her father had told her the fewer people who knew the better, as many lives depended on secrecy, but she would soon find out as she had an important part to play. For a fourteen year old she was very mature, wartime has that effect on children.
The town of Ville Des Fleurs where she had lived since she was born lay sixteen miles to the west of Reims in France. It had been occupied by German soldiers since the invasion of France when she was just twelve years old. Her father Fabien was a member of the French Resistance and tonight there was an important mission for his group. He had been told by his contact that he would receive a message on his radio with details of the time and place of the mission. When it was received it would be Françoise's job to cycle to the other group members with the details. Because she was a young girl she was far less likely to be stopped by German soldiers. She had done this on many previous occasions and had often talked to the soldiers, so they were quite used to her cycling around on her pushbike.
'Françoise,' she heard her father call her from the top of the stairs.
'Coming,' she said eagerly and ran upstairs.
'Of course Papa, I'll let you know straight away if I see any soldiers.' She went into her bedroom and pulled the curtain aside slightly so she could see both up and down the street. From that vantage point she could see anyone approaching and give the alarm if necessary.
Her father went downstairs and returned with what appeared to be two tins of fruit which he kept in the larder. He carefully pulled off the tops and out of one tin lifted a small radio tuner and a short length of wire, then, from the other he took a set of headphones. He connected them up, put on the headphones and looked at his watch. It was important not to switch on the radio until necessary as the Germans were constantly listening for radio transmissions, and it would only take a few minutes for them to triangulate the signal and find out where it was located.
The minutes ticked by until the allocated time arrived. He switched on the radio and listened for the message. There was continuous talking as the woman transmitting from London gave out a string of code words and messages, each one being sent to different groups of the resistance in different parts of France. He had to listen for his own code word "Okay to go" which would be followed by his instructions, then he would transmit a short code to acknowledge he had received the message and quickly switch off the radio.
He waited patiently for the message. Two minutes passed, then three, it would be dangerous to wait much longer, then, over the crackling he heard his password.
'Okay to go. Your message is….' and the woman's voice started to recite the coded message, which when translated gave the time 11:30 pm at map reference Latitude 49º 15' 20" N / Longitude 3° 36' 37"E. This was the time and place they would meet a group of paratroopers being dropped into France just a few miles away to carry out a mission, the details of which had already been given to him.
He wrote the information on a piece of paper, rolled it up and placed it inside a small cylindrical cage about two inches long and half an inch in diameter. The cage was made from chicken wire and was springy when you squeezed it, specially made to slide up inside the hollow handle bars of Françoise's pushbike. She would push this deep into the handle bar so it couldn't be felt by sticking your finger inside, just in case she and the bicycle were searched by any soldiers. To pull it back out she wore a hair slide with an adapted clasp with a small hook on it.
'Is the coast still clear?' he asked Françoise.
'Don't worry Papa I'll be alright, I'll be very careful,' she said. He gave her a hug and a peck on the cheek before she set off down the stairs.
Françoise put on her coat and beret making sure she had the hair slide in her hair. She left by the rear door, stepping out into the cold evening air of the small yard at the back of the house. She opened an outhouse and took out her pushbike, then looking around to see no-one was watching she pushed the message up into the handlebar using a pencil, then opening the gate into the side street she set off. The sun had set but it was still light so there were people walking about in the streets which made it easier to travel without being noticed. She pedalled her pushbike down the street until she reached the main road through the small town then stopped and looked if the coast was clear. There were two soldiers walking away from her. She waited a few moments until they were further away then set off again crossing the main road and entering another back street.
She reached the house of Gilbert first and knocked on the door. It was opened by his wife Camille who looked up and down the narrow street then beckoning her in with a wave of her hand said.
Françoise entered, leaned her bicycle against the wall and took off her beret.
'You have a message for Gilbert?' asked Camille.
'Yes of course and thank you I'll tell her,' said Françoise.
'Ah, here he is,' said Camille as Gilbert appeared. 'I'll leave you two to talk and I hope you will call again soon, au revoir.' She waved goodbye and disappeared into another room.
She passed on the message to Gilbert and set off again to go to the next contact. She made three more calls to Gérard, Rémi and Jacques then there was just one more and she could head home to safety. Darkness had fallen quickly, there was only a slight glow over the western horizon and the first stars were easily visible. The back streets were now deserted as she cycled down Rue de Bouleaux on her way to see André. She passed the pond where she used to go with her Mama and Papa to feed the ducks, but no one ever did that now, no one could afford to throw away food, it was far too precious. She turned left after the pond into a narrow alley but slammed on the brakes when she saw the silhouette of two soldiers a short distance ahead, lit up by a street light a little way behind them. They were unmistakable with their rounded tin hats and long coats. The barrels of the rifles they carried on their backs could be seen sticking above their shoulders, and they were coming in her direction. One of them exhaled a lung full of cigarette smoke then stopped and dropped the end on the floor stubbing it out with his boot. That gave Françoise just a couple of seconds to decide what to do, should she continue or turn around and pedal as fast as she could. She would be out of sight in a few moments. Then one of the soldiers shouted.
That decided it for her – she was going to make a run for it! She could travel a lot faster on her pushbike than they could run and she would be out of sight as soon as she turned the corner. She started to turn the bike around looking down to find the pedals in the darkness. There was a BANG which echoed up the alley, then the sound of running boots. She found the pedals and spun them round putting her foot on the top one pushing it down hard to make a quick getaway. Then she glanced back to see where the soldiers were before fleeing, but they were running in the opposite direction in pursuit of a man who had just left a house slamming the door behind him and was now running away. She sat there for a moment until her heart stopped pounding then set off to take her message to André.
She turned into André's street and could see there was some kind of action up ahead. She quickly ducked into a passage and tentatively peeked around the edge of the wall to see what was happening. There was a car and soldiers with torches, and it looked as if they were at André's. She had to be sure it was his house but she daren't go nearer so she rode in the opposite direction then turned up an adjacent street until she was very near his house. She dismounted and crept through the garden of the house opposite where her worst fears were confirmed, she saw André being pushed roughly into the back of the car parked outside. She went back to her pushbike as fast as she could and pedalled like the wind to get back home and tell her father. She was going to take a quicker route but each time she came to a junction there were soldiers and also cars with SS officers, so she had to take a longer detour around the back streets to avoid them.
'Papa Papa!' she cried bursting in through the back door gasping for breath. He came running from another room and put his arms around her.
'Did you see them? How do you know?' he asked in a frightened voice.
'Oh my God! That's really bad, I wonder how much they know. We must leave quickly we can't risk staying here it's too dangerous. 'Carine,' he shouted to his wife. 'André has been arrested we must leave quickly. Pack some things and we'll go to your sister's until we know if it's safe to return. We can't make the rendezvous with those poor British soldiers now, I'm afraid they are on their own, come on hurry. God help André!' They were about to leave through the back door into the alley when there was a pounding on the door and the sound of German voices outside.
High above the English Channel an aircraft was approaching the coast of France carrying seven highly trained men who were preparing to be dropped by parachute on a secret mission.
Eight years later in a country farmhouse near a village called Felstow in the south of England Tom and Sally were unpacking after moving home from London with their parents. Their dad had been called away overseas on business so he would join them later.
Tom was kneeling on the stone farmhouse kitchen floor unpacking a large cardboard box. Suddenly he ducked as a huge chest of drawers carried by two burly men swished past his head.
'HEY– WATCH OUT!' he yelled.
'Sorry 'laddy',' replied one of the men who was wearing a flat cap with greasy black curly hair and tea stains down the chest of his shirt. 'Didn't see yer there.' Then he stood on Tom's foot.
'OOWWWCCHH!!!' cried Tom, this time forty decibels louder.
'I was just…..' started Tom.
'No fear, I'm going, this place is dangerous,' he said picking himself up and starting towards the outside door.
'Where's Sally, go and see what she's doing,' she shouted after him, but Tom had already gone, he didn't fancy getting trampled on again. He stood outside the kitchen and squinting his eyes in the bright sunlight looked around. He could see trees and fields stretching to the horizon but no sign of Sally. He waited for a few minutes to see if she would appear. The two rather large removal men passed him as they headed back to the van for more furniture. As they did so, one of them stopped and whispered in Tom's ear.
'What do you mean – ghost?' he replied a little startled.
'Oh, you wouldn't know would you, with you not bein' from 'round 'ere an all.' But there is a rumour, just a local rumour mind, that the old barn is haunted.' said the man. Then he smiled at Tom as he wiped away a dew drop that was hanging from the end of his nose with a much practiced sweep of the back of his hand.
'Sally,' shouted Tom, as the men slinked away whilst he tried to convince himself he didn't believe in ghosts. There was no reply.
'Saaalllyyy.' He shouted again this time in a more melodic tone and cupping his hands around his mouth to amplify the sound. There was still no reply. He wondered if she was in the old barn and wandered across the yard to see if he could find her. He was stood at the barn when his mum appeared from the kitchen door and started directing the removal men at the top of her voice.
'I think you will have to put a lot of those boxes around in the back of the barn for now, we can unpack those another day, I just need those containing the essentials at the moment,' she shouted frantically waving her arms about as mums do.
The barn was a creepy looking old building even in daylight. Tom made his way to the door. He lifted the latch and pushed, the door reluctantly creaked open. It was dark inside, too dark to see anything immediately. He stepped in but had to wait a few moments until his eyes adjusted before he could see anything. It was dirty and smelt of something not very pleasant but he couldn't quite remember what it was.
'Hello' he said in a quiet enquiring voice. 'Is there anyone in here?' Thinking to himself if anyone answered he would be out of there but fast! Fortunately no-one did. He could see better now and looked around the room. It was an untidy place, and dusty, very dusty. There were lots of things scattered around on the floor; boxes, barrels, rolls of wire and rope, farming tools, and a three legged stool for milking cows. On the wall to the left hung a horse's saddle and above it some wooden ladders. Across on the opposite side of the room against the wall was a stone slab about four feet wide and six inches thick. It was resting on two brick pillars about three feet high and had lots of dusty old tins and jars on top. Behind them some old wood panelling sat on the top of the slab leaning back against the wall and below it were even more tins. He made his way carefully across the uneven cobbled floor to the slab. It was quite dark even though his eyes had adjusted because the wooden louvered shutters covering the windows were closed. Only cracks in the wood and the odd missing louvre allowed a few slithers of sunlight to penetrate the darkness. Amongst the tins and boxes on the slab were a couple of half used candles and a box of matches. He thought it would be a good idea to light a candle so he could see more easily. He opened the box and took out a match, then propping one of the candles against a tin he struck the match and lit the wick. In a few seconds the yellow flame was swelling and he could see a lot better. He decided to look under the slab before opening any tins, so took the candle in his hand and bending down peered under it. He was rummaging amongst the tins when he suddenly heard something move behind him and something touched his shoulder. Tom dropped the candle which immediately went out plunging him into darkness again and he leapt into the air higher than he thought he could possibly leap giving out the most ear shattering screech.
'I thought it had you idiot, don't ever do that again. Where did you come from anyway?' he asked whilst fumbling in the darkness trying to find the candle again.
'Well you certainly did that,' he said in a pretty annoyed tone of voice. Then finding the candle picked it up and thrust it towards Sally.
'Here hold this,' he said taking hold of her hand and planting the candle in her palm. He struck another match and soon the slab was bathed in light again.
'What are all these tins and things?' asked Sally pushing them around with her finger.
'I don't know yet, I was about to look when my daft sister scared the living daylight out of me,' he replied sarcastically while picking up a square tin with some red printing all around it.
'Shush!' said Sally suddenly, placing her forefinger over his lips.
'Like what?' asked Tom quietly.
'I'm not sure, but I thought I heard something,' she repeated.
'Oh please, not rats,' she said. 'You know I hate rats'.
Sally handed him the candle and he fumbled about in the semi dark for a few moments then said excitedly.
'Hey Sal, I can see the bottom of a door down here, take a look.' Sally bent down and peering into the darkness could also see it.
They quickly cleared away the tins and jars from the top of the slab, then, with one at each side they tried to pull the panel away from the wall just far enough to see behind it, but it was heavy and as they leaned it forward it overbalanced and went crashing to the floor knocking over tins and creating a huge dust cloud. Both children jumped back out of the way then started sneezing and coughing with the dust.
'Oh, wow, that was noisy,' shrieked Sally.
'I think we may already be in that when she sees the state of us,' she said patting her clothes which created a secondary cloud of dust. They both stood quietly listening for the footsteps of their mum racing across the yard, which thankfully didn't happen.
'At least we've found the top part of the door, I wonder why it had been covered up,' said Tom.
Sally looked closely at the door. 'I think you have to pull,' she said.
'Pull the door, you have to pull it,' she repeated. 'It opens outward not inward, but if it opens outwards why would anyone put a stone slab in front of it. In fact why would anyone put a stone slab in front of it even if it opened inward?' she queried.
'I'm not sure that's such a good idea,' said Sally.
'Where's your sense of adventure?' said Tom.
'In my sensible box which is in my bedroom,' she replied.
But Tom was already under the slab looking for a way to get through. The wood was quite rotten near the bottom of the door and one of the panels looked loose. He kicked it and it fell away leaving a hole big enough to crawl through.
'Now we need a torch, I'll go and get mine from my bedroom,' he said jumping up and heading for the door to the barn hardly able to control his excitement.
'I thought you didn't want to do it anyway,' said Tom.
Tom found it and lit it using his own. He passed one to Sally being very careful not to let the flame get near anything flammable. He bent down onto his knees again and leaned towards the hole in the door. Carefully holding the candle in front he put his hand through the hole into the space behind and tried to see what was there. It was difficult because the light was in front of his face and dazzling him, and he couldn't shield his eyes from it because he was leaning on his other hand. He could just make out what seemed to be the walls of an empty passage, he backed out.
'Here Sal, you hold my candle for a minute, I'll go through the hole then pass them both to me and you can follow,' he said.
Within a couple of minutes they were both through the hole and standing in the passage with just the dim candle light to see by. The ceiling was high enough for an adult to walk upright and the walls smooth but dirty. There were some marks on the walls which might have been writing but were no longer legible. Tom wanted to be the first to find anything so he took the lead. Through the darkness he could just see a wall at the end so it was only a short passage. It looked like a dead end.
'Don't be silly, what could possibly happen, no one can have been in here for ages, you can tell that stone slab hasn't been moved for years. This passage must go into the hillside behind the barn, we must be underground now, I wonder why it was built, it's all a bit strange don't you think?' said Tom.
'Too strange for me, I'll be happy when we're back outside,' said Sally.
They moved slowly forward staying very close together. The flickering candles cast huge eerie moving shadows on the walls. Tom checked that Sally was still behind. He noticed a light bulb holder hanging from the ceiling but no bulb was fitted in it.
'It's alright Tom, it's alright, they were just bats, they must have been up there at the end of the passage, we must have startled them and as they flew nearer to your candle their shadows got bigger and bigger.' Tom was shaking like a leaf.
'We startled them!' he said, 'I feel a bit startled myself'.
'Do you want to carry on?' she asked.
'We're here now and surely there can't be anything more scary than that in here so we might as well. Anyway I think I saw what looked like another door in the wall up there on the right just before we were attacked,' he replied picking up Sally's candle and lighting it again with his own.
'After you then,' she said taking the candle in her hand. Tom turned away from her and started towards the end of the passage. Sure enough there at the end on the right was a wooden door with four panels and a brass doorknob. It seemed to have been painted a number of different colours during its long life as there were bits of blue, green and brown paint which had peeled off and had fallen on the floor below it. The paint remaining on the door was cracked and flaking showing those same colours.
'Shall we try it?' Sally asked.
'Maybe not, but if we don't we will never know will we?' said Tom.
'Don't call me stupid,' said Sally.
'This is no time for an argument, just open it,' said Sally with a scowl.
Tom tentatively turned the doorknob.
'Good, can we go back now?' asked Sally.
'No, I was joking, look,' he said pushing the door slowly open. He held the candle into the room and then put his head inside cautiously, ready to pull back instantly if there was anything in there, although he couldn't think of anything that could have been in there for years which might still be of any danger. Nothing stirred so he entered slowly. Sally stood back waiting to see what happened, nothing did so she followed him in. She looked around and found a light switch but nothing happened when she switched it on. They stood side by side looking around the room. It was about ten feet square with a roof the same height as the passage. There were two tall cabinets, one against the back wall to the left behind a writing desk, one against the right wall and a drawer chest against the left wall, the desk had a chair behind it facing the children and stood away from the back wall. On the table was a box and a pen or pencil, it was impossible to tell because of the covering of dust. Sally leaned over the desk to look behind it.
Tom moved round to the side of the desk and held his candle closer to see what it was. He stumbled as he jumped back in horror.
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The Waterblogger: Dr Arlene Alvarado: Welcome Aboard!
CFWEP is excited to announce the addition of our newest staff member, Dr. Arlene Alvarado, Program Specialist. Arlene comes to us from the Montana Tech Biology Department, where as an adjunct faculty member; she teaches Anatomy and Physiology, and has previously taught Zoology, Evolution and Introduction to Biology.
Dr. Alvarado was also a lead member of the Hanta Virus Research team as an animal behavior expert within the Biology Department. Her expertise will allow her to help CFWEP with its database development and management, field research mentorship program and as a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) faculty liaison, with our program's new elementary education Math and Science partnership project. The addition of our new superstar Program Specialist brings CFWEP full-time staff to five, with another full-time VISTA slated to join us in January. Come meet Arlene at our next fundraiser, Saturday, November 8th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Quarry Brewery!


The creators of this Ford Mustang video game are correct, some parents may find themselves competing with their children to play it. Unlike sophisticated racing simulators like Gran Turismo 4, the Ford Mustang game, is targeted for all ages.
"It's more of an arcade game that's just fun to play," said Scott Brovsky, product manager for Take Two Interactive. "We think the Mustang game is going to be huge, and the big box retailers like Wal-Mart agree."
The Ford Mustang game, which can be played on PlayStation 2 and Xbox format, allows players to drive 40 different Mustangs -- from the original 1963 concept to the '69 Mach I, as well as the SVT Cobra and 2005 Ford Mustang GT Coupe. Points are given for good driving technique in addition to how quickly one completes the course.
The popularity of the Mustang is driving demand for just about anything connected to it, according to Mark Bentley, Ford's manager of Product Licensing.
"Right now the hottest product out there is the Mustang and everyone wants a piece of it, from kids' toys to the interactive game industry," said Bentley.
Ford is projecting to sell 165,000 Mustangs in 2005 -- an important piece of the company's overall sales. The Mustang video game, which is expected to attract a young audience, could potentially put millions of youthful "interactive" Mustang drivers behind the wheel as they replicate the driving experience, according to Killol Bhuta, Mustang marketing manager.
"Mustang customers are getting younger," said Bhuta. "With the previous Mustang, one in four customers was under the age of 35, now it is closer to one in three. To market to this younger consumer we have to take off in a non-traditional direction, and video games are a no-brainer really."
Unlike movie or television placements, video games draw the user inside the entertainment medium. Instead of just seeing a brand or product, video game players can interact with it again and again.
The through-the-ceiling growth of the video game industry has companies like Ford looking for ways to use games as a way to attract younger consumers. Interactive games generated $24.5 billion in revenues in 2004, according to DFC Intelligence, According to a market research firm focused on video, PC, online games and other forms of interactive entertainment Armed with research showing the average male between 18 years and 32 years of age spends more time playing video games than watching TV, Bentley said Ford is eager to put its brand on more high-quality video games.
"You would think its just kids, but we're seeing a whole generation of young adults from ages 20 to 35 who grew up playing video games and are now carrying it forward into adulthood," he said.
But video games aren't just the domain of males. According to the DFC Intelligence report, 40 percent of all video gamers are female.
And there are more Mustangs and other Ford brands to come. A Ford versus Chevy game will be on the market by the end of the year.


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Q: Fedora 20, tried akmod, kmod, nvidia proprietry installer still can not install on msi ge60/gtx660m I have fedora20, tried to install bumblebee,primus,nvidia 304xx drivers to my fedora installation. I tried akmod it froze at the prefdm process as i know it correct. Fedora logo comes up and it goes back saying installing and compiling the akmod. So i get into init3 and try to startx with the user. No screens found. SO i try kmod still similar error. I tried nvidia proprietry executable. Similar headaches. Primus also complains about "no configuration file found" and Cannot access secondary GPU - error: Could not load GPU driver even with nouveua drivers.
Please help me. It wasn't this buggy in older fedora versions.

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It's notoriously difficult to test any theory on really large scales, starting at the size of our solar system and getting larger, but general relativity seems to describe the interactions that we can detect from home. Until now, at least. Dark matter and dark energy have been looking for a home in any theory that pertains to the greater universe for a long while now and a new theory from the mind of Rachel Bean promises to provide it. Check out the link below for a more detailed analysis at Cosmic Variance.
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Karen Reidy, manager of Vanguard's Balanced and Core Equity funds, will hand over management of those funds to colleagues effective May 1 as she pursues other opportunities with Steve Scheid, chief executive officer, reported Reuters.
Janus and Reidy denied that Reidy's career-change was not related to either of the fund's track record. "This decision is about a desire for change in my life, both personally and professionally," stated Reidy.
Marc Pinto and Gibson Smith will manage the Balanced Fund, while Minyoung Sohn will manage Core Equity.


Providing quality education to more than a million government schools has resulted in the government struggling to offer quality and holistic education to every child. Evidently, according to the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) 2014 report, the world will require 25 million teachers by 2030, and India alone will require 6 million more teachers by 2030.
That said, a study of the conditions in government schools persuaded by an educational startup—Meghshala—focuses on raising basic standards of performance and engagement for every learner, rather than simply raising the level of excellence of a few students. The startup has created digital lessons for different subjects based on the national syllabus and trains teachers to use them as teaching tools.
Meanwhile, Meghshala has deployed 'CloodOn', a learning management system developed by tech-entrepreneur Sridhar Ranganathan. Its secret is the Teachkit, which comes packed with content that includes videos, class activities, fun examples and questions designed to make students think out of the box and understand concepts better. The Teachkits are uploaded to the cloud and downloaded from there into individual teachers' tablets, and then used in the classroom through handheld projectors. Meghshala accesses these two pieces of hardware from retail suppliers.
Teachers, through Teachkit on their tablets, project a lesson on the blackboard or wall. Meghshala conducts training sessions for them to figure out how best to use these lessons in their classes. Here, the team tracks how each teacher uses the app when teacher (s) logs on, and are also constantly analysing the data to understand patterns that could help improve lesson effectiveness. For instance, the average hours of usage per teacher has risen from 3.2 in July 2016 to 5.4 in January 2017.
Access to the 'best practices' of teaching – such as including graphic aids to help students organize their thinking – packed into the Teachkits has helped teachers create an engaging classroom environment and also upgrade their own skills, despite the initial challenges in adapting to them.
Today, this startup equipped with a 30-member team and 300 government school teachers in rural and urban Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Pune are using the system in their classrooms. The kits are provided to them free of cost.


The tourism industry is littered with examples of destinations not living up to their marketing. Well this October St Helena Tourism, has launched a campaign to clean up the island and so ensure that when the first visitors arrive there by air in early 2016, they fly into a truly 'unspoilt' island. The campaign is a great example of a small community collaborating on a big project. For two hours every other Friday, for the next twelve months, the entire island's population will be encouraged to join in picking up litter and cleaning the island.
As an added incentive, every local person participating will be entered into a draw to win an all expenses paid trip to Cape Town for two on board the RMS St Helena.
Keen(e) to Clean is supported by Keene Communications in partnership with St Helena Tourism.


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President Muhammadu Buhari has reacted to his victory at the just concluded presidential election.
He said he was humbled by the support of the electorate who came out to vote for him during the poll which held on Saturday last week.
The President addressed supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Wednesday at the presidential campaign secretariat in Abuja.
He thanked Nigerians for giving him another opportunity to continue serving the nation and promised to do his best to take the nation to the next level of development.
First and foremost, I give thanks to God," President Buhari said. "I thank the millions of Nigerians who voted to re-elect me for the next four years."
He added, "I feel so humbled for the trust vested in me in making me worthy of continuing to serve you."
The President further appealed for the cooperation of well-meaning Nigerians across the country in the task of nation-building.
He won the majority vote in 19 states while Atiku won in 17 states, as well as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The President's victory came amid protest by the main opposition party against what it described as lack of level playing field in the run-up to the poll.
See the breakdown of states won and the number of votes garnered in the election below:
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Q: CSS and JS appear as plain text at top of page I am building a page for the school where I work. The editor has an area where it will (supposedly) include in the header portion of the page. This is what is in that area:

<link href="uploaded/code/main.css?35" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

<link href="uploaded/code/AccordionCSS.css" rel="stylesheet" type="css">

<link href="uploaded/code/portal-flexible.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

I Think I have that portion right.
Yet when I save that layout and update the actual page, all of my CSS and JS are populated at the top of the page as plain text.
Does anyone have any idea what is causing this? The menu I am trying to use was one I found through codepen and I have copied the sections from the CSS and JS fields respectively.
Thank you!
EDIT * Here is the HTML from the page,

CSS Responsive Animated Accordion

            First Accordion heading

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi eu interdum diam. Donec interdum porttitor risus non bibendum. Maecenas sollicitudin eros in quam imperdiet placerat. Cras justo purus, rhoncus nec lobortis ut, iaculis vel ipsum. Donec dignissim arcu nec elit faucibus condimentum. Donec facilisis consectetur enim sit amet varius. Pellentesque justo dui, sodales quis luctus a, iaculis eget mauris.

Aliquam dapibus, ante quis fringilla feugiat, mauris risus condimentum massa, at elementum libero quam ac ligula. Pellentesque at rhoncus dolor. Duis porttitor nibh ut lobortis aliquam. Nullam eu dolor venenatis mauris placerat tristique eget id dolor. Quisque blandit adipiscing erat vitae dapibus. Nulla aliquam magna nec elementum tincidunt.

              Second Accordion heading

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Aliquam dapibus, ante quis fringilla feugiat, mauris risus condimentum massa, at elementum libero quam ac ligula. Pellentesque at rhoncus dolor. Duis porttitor nibh ut lobortis aliquam. Nullam eu dolor venenatis mauris placerat tristique eget id dolor. Quisque blandit adipiscing erat vitae dapibus. Nulla aliquam magna nec elementum tincidunt.

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A: I'm assuming you havent got a head in your document.... something similar to this
 <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">

       <link href="uploaded/code/main.css?35" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
        blahblahblah

And also that youre file is actually a .html file not just index.html.txt


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Khadja Nin (* 27. Juni 1959 in Burundi) ist eine belgische Musikerin.

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Khadja Nin wurde als eines von acht Kindern in Burundi geboren, als Sechzehnjährige ging sie ins Nachbarland Kongo (damals Zaïre), um ihre Ausbildung fortzuführen. Dort lernte sie ihren Mann kennen, mit dem sie einige Jahre lang ein Gästehaus für Touristen betrieb. 1980 verließ das Paar mit dem gemeinsamen Kind die von einem Bürgerkrieg geplagte Region, und emigrierte nach Belgien. Dort starb ihr Mann. Zusammen mit ihrem Sohn machte sie eine schwierige Zeit durch. Sie hielt sich mit Gelegenheitsjobs über Wasser.

1985 lernte sie den Musikproduzenten Nicolas Fiszman kennen, der sie ermutigte, Lieder zu verfassen. Nin nahm den Rat an und schrieb Lieder in den Sprachen Französisch, Swahili und Kirundi. Musikalisch legte sie sich auf keine Richtung fest; sie verband afrikanische Elemente mit dem europäischen Pop und übernahm Elemente des französischen Zouk und lateinamerikanischer Musik. 1991 wurde die Plattenfirma BMG auf sie aufmerksam, mit der sie ihr Debütalbum Khadja Nin aufnahm. 1997 sang sie Sailing im Duett mit Montserrat Caballé auf deren Album Friends For Life.

2018 wurde sie in die Wettbewerbsjury des 71. Filmfestivals von Cannes berufen.

Khadja Nin ist mit dem Ex-Formel-1-Rennfahrer Jacky Ickx verheiratet. Sie lebt abwechselnd in Monaco und in Ohain bei Waterloo südlich von Brüssel und ist Botschafterin für die UNICEF.

Auszeichnungen
 1997: Kora All African Music Awards in der Kategorie Most promising Female Artist of Africa
 1999: Kora All African Music Awards in der Kategorie Best Artist of East Africa

Diskografie

Alben

Weitere Alben
 1992: Khadja Nin
 1994: Ya Pili ...

Singles

Weblinks

 Khadja Nin: Biographie auf RFI Music

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Musiker (Belgien)
Burundier
Belgier
Geboren 1959
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Darth Vader scares me to death!!!
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Q: Redundant finite character family definition Definition: Let $F$ be a family of sets. $F$ is called of finite character if for each set $A$, we have that:
$A\in F\iff$ Each finite subset of $A$, is also in $F$.
I can't see the point of this definition, I find it redundant.
It seems trivial, if $A$ is in $F$ then every subset (finite or infinite) of $A$ will be always in $F$.
My thinking is that every family $F$ is of finite character, according to the definition.

A: If you are familiar with Zorn's lemma, try to think about the "typical use" of Zorn's lemma. Let's investigate it a little bit.

Zorn's Lemma. Suppose that $(P,\leq)$ is a partially ordered set in which every chain has an upper bound, then $P$ has a maximal element.

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*Every partial order has a maximal [anti-]chain. Fix $(A,\leq)$ to be some partially ordered set. Let $P$ be the set of [anti-]chains in $A$, and consider $(P,\subseteq)$ as our partial order. We claim it satisfies the conditions of Zorn's lemma:
Let $D\subseteq P$ be a chain. Namely, every element of $D$ is a[n anti-]chain of $A$, and $\subseteq$ linearly orders $D$. We claim that $X=\bigcup D$ is an upper bound of $D$. Clearly it contains all the members of $D$ by the definition of a union; but we need to verify that $X\in P$. Namely, we need to check that $X$ is a[n anti-]chain.
Suppose that $a,b\in X$. Then there are $X_a,X_b\in D$ such that $a\in X_a$ and $b\in X_b$. Since $D$ is linearly ordered by inclusion, either $X_a\subseteq X_b$ or vice versa. Therefore without loss of generality, $a,b\in X_b$. Since $X_b$ is a[n anti-]chain, it follows that $a$ and $b$ are [in]comparable. So $X$ is also a[n anti-]chain, as wanted.
Therefore, by Zorn's lemma, $P$ has a maximal element which is a maximal [anti-]chain in $A$. $\square$

*Every vector space has a basis. Let $V$ be a vector space over a fixed field, and let $P$ be the set of all linearly independent subsets of $P$. We claim that $(P,\subseteq)$ satisfies the conditions of Zorn's lemma, and must therefore have a maximal element which is of course a basis.
Suppose that $D\subseteq P$ is a chain. We claim that $X=\bigcup D$ is an upper bound of $D$. Again, we only need to check that $X\in P$, i.e. that $X$ is a linearly independent set. And indeed, suppose that $v_1,\ldots,v_n\in X$, then there is some $X_1,\ldots,X_n\in D$ such that $v_i\in V_i$. But since $D$ is a chain, there is some $k\leq n$ such that $X_i\subseteq X_k$ for all $i\leq n$. Therefore $v_1,\ldots,v_n\in X_k$, and by the assumption, $X_k$ is linearly independent, so if $\sum_{i=1}^n\alpha_i v_i=0$, it has to be that $\alpha_i=0$ for all $i$. In other words, $X$ is also linearly independent. $\square$

*Every two sets have an injection from one into the other. Suppose that $A$ and $B$ are two sets, and without loss of generality, there is no injection from $B$ into $A$. Let us show that there is an injection from $A$ into $B$. Define $P$ to be the set of all partial injections from $A$ into $B$. We claim that $(P,\subseteq)$ satisfies Zorn's lemma conditions and therefore has a maximal element, which corresponds to an injection from $A$ into $B$. $\DeclareMathOperator{dom}{dom}\DeclareMathOperator{rng}{rng}$
Suppose that $D\subseteq P$ is a chain, then $f=\bigcup D$ is an injective function, as a the union of a chain of function: if $\langle a,x\rangle,\langle a,y\rangle\in f$, then there are $f_x,f_y\in D$ such that $f_x(a)=x$ and $f_y(a)=y$. But since $D$ is a chain, either $f_x\subseteq f_y$ or $f_y\subseteq f_x$. By the assumption that both $f_x$ and $f_y$ are functions, we immediately obtain that $x=y$. So $f$ is indeed a function.
To see that $f$ is injective, suppose that $a,b\in A$ are in the domain of $f$, then there are $f_a,f_b\in D$ such that $a\in\dom f_a$ and $b\in\dom f_b$. By the fact $D$ is a chain, we can assume that $f_a\subseteq f_b$, so $a,b\in\dom f_b$, without loss of generality $f_b\subseteq f_a$. But since $f_b$ is an injective function, $f(a)=f_a(a)=f_a(b)=f_a(b)$ if and only if $a=b$.
So by Zorn's lemma, there is a maximal element $f$. If $\dom f\neq A$, then there is some $a\in A\setminus\dom f$. By maximality, it means that $\rng f=B$, but then $f^{-1}$ is an injection from $B$ into $A$, which we assume does not exist, so there is some $b\in B\setminus\rng f$. Therefore $f\cup\{\langle a,b\rangle\}$ is also an injective function from a subset of $A$ into $B$, strictly extending $f$ which is a contradiction to maximality. Therefore $\dom f=A$, and $f\colon A\to B$ is injective as wanted. $\square$

What do these things have in common?
Well, in order to check that the upper bound of the chain was an upper bound we had to check some property holds for the union, and we used the fact that the property is given by finite subsets (even just sets of size $2$). Being an injective function, or just being a function; being linearly independent; being a chain or an antichain. These are properties which have certain compactness to them: you're a chain if and only if your finite subsets of chains. Or rather, there is a counterexample if and only if there is a finite counterexample.
So this leads us to an understanding of the typical use of Zorn's lemma. We want to apply it to properties which have this type of finitary characteristics to them, because that way when we look at the union of a chain, any finitely many elements had to come from one of the members of the chain (this need not be true for infinitely many elements, without additional restrictions anyway).
And finite character comes to characterize exactly this idea; and the Teichmüller–Tukey lemma comes to give us the result of Zorn's lemma directly, without passing through Zorn's lemma each time.

A: As Somos pointed out in the comments, this is not "redundant". Let's consider the vector space $\mathbb{R}^{\alpha}$ for some dimension (possible infinite) $\alpha \ge 2$ and let $F_1$ be the collection of all linearly independent subsets $A \subseteq \mathbb R^{\alpha}$. $F_1$ is of finite character since a subset $A \subseteq \mathbb R^{\alpha}$ is linearly independent if and only if every finite subset $A^* \subseteq A$ is linearly independent over $\mathbb R^{\alpha}$.
Now consider $F_2$ - the collection of all maximal linearly independent subsets $A \subseteq \mathbb R^{\alpha}$. $F_2$ is not of finite character since for any maximal linearly independent $A \in F_2$ and any $a \in A$ we may consider the finite subset $\{a\} \subseteq A$. Since $\alpha \ge 2$ the set $\{a \}$ is no maximal linearly independent over $\mathbb R^{\alpha}$ and hence $\{a\} \not \in F_2$.

A: A family of sets $\mathcal{A}$ need not be closed under (finite) subsets.
Sometimes they are, like the family of bounded subsets of a metric space, e.g. So in that case we can conclude from $A \in \mathcal{A}$ and $B \subseteq A$ that $B \in \mathcal{A}$. This also holds for all measure $0$ subsets of a measure space or all countable subsets of a set.
Being of a finite character is a way to go back: if you have a set $B \subseteq X$ and we only know that all finite subsets if $B$ are in $\mathcal{A}$, then we know $ B$ is too.
Note that all of the above examples show that finite character is special: all finite subsets of a metric space are bounded, but this doesn't mean the whole space is bounded; ditto for measure $0$ and countable sets.
Typical examples come from algebra: a subset is linearly independent in a vector space iff all finite subsets are (as we only look at finite linear combinations).
Note that if a family is of finite character, it will be closed under all subsets of members (simply because a finite subset of the subset is also one of the superset).


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Initially I thought it was a group of miners about to search underground, after a collapse or an accident. However, I noticed whilst they are wearing what appears to be breathing gear they weren't wearing hard hats/pit helmets!
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Didn't see the difference in colour.
Fire brigade during the 2nd world war. Much the same sort of uniform.


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'Marvel's Avengers' Has Sold Better Than You Think This Year
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I was surprised to hear that Crystal Dynamics is already gearing up to present a second roadmap for 2022 content in Marvel's Avengers before the end of this year, after they debut Spider-Man, indicating the live service will live on.
There's a general sense that Marvel's Avengers has been something of a failure, and yet, it's not clear that reality bears that out. Square Enix initially said that Avengers didn't sell as well as they wanted it to, but Square Enix also has notoriously high expectations of its games, so it's unclear how much should be read into that.
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8. Animal Crossing: New Horizons
10. FIFA 21
So, Marvel's Avengers is not only the 7th best-selling game of the last 12 months, but it is the only original game on that list. I mean, look at what it's competing against. Three sports titles that make this list every year. Two massively popular Switch games. A massively popular PS5 launch game. A Call of Duty and Assassin's Creed installment, decade plus-long best-selling franchises, each.
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That's…actually quite good, in context.
And if you think that this is only because of a surge of sales right at launch, that does not seem to be the case either. On a separate NPD chart for Xbox in August, Marvel's Avengers launched up from 16th place to 8th place this past month, the result of both a free weekend which got people playing, and then the War for Wakanda expansion, which drew more players in. The expansion was free, but it appears to have driven game sales to some extent.
This appears to be why Avengers is continuing to make content going forward. Again, we aren't getting any actual figures from Crystal Dynamics, but what they've said is that they were very happy with the reaction to War for Wakanda, and cosmetic offerings like MCU skins seem to be doing well for them, one of the only monetization methods of the game. Landing on a top ten list of sales for the year as an original offering is no small feat, given the other games on that list, and I do think Square Enix may have undersold just how well did Avengers did. I mean it wasn't some crazy breakout smash hit, clearly, and yet it does seem to have done/be doing well enough to live on into 2022. The whole year? Another full expansion to come? That remains to be seen, but fans of the game should be encouraged by what we're seeing here.
Pick up my sci-fi novels the Herokiller series, and The Earthborn Trilogy, which is also on audiobook.
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As we celebrate the arbitrary turning over of the odometer from 2017 to 2018 (which, incidentally, has no astronomical significance – don't believe me? How about Neil deGrasse Tyson?), it nevertheless provides us with a clean slate and a chance to change things for the better. Now, my New Year's Resolution is nothing business-related (I'm trying to become a first-time homebuyer!), but I still took the opportunity to take a good look at our business model and see what could be improved on.
And so I did, and (naturally) there was something that could be improved. Those who have kept up with our services and model over the past few years know about our Preventative Maintenance subscription; well, I'm writing to tell you that I have completely restructured it to make each piece more comprehensive and helpful, which leads ultimately to a better service we can provide to our clients.
For those not currently on any of our monthly services, I highly encourage you to check them out! I've included a link to our relevant website page here, and invite you to ask whatever questions you may have about any of them.
And if you are interested, or know someone who would be, I would of course love to hear that as well!
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SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST: BENICIA-MARTINEZ
The Benicia-Martinez toll bridge is classified as one of the three lifeline structures in the Bay Area, which must be available for emergency vehicles to use after a 'maximum credible earthquake'. The bridge is also one of the most heavily used. While there are plans to build a new structure to relieve congestion on the route, the existing bridge is being retrofitted. Seismic isolation bearings which are claimed to be the largest in the world are to be installed on the bridge, with the completion scheduled in September 2001.
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Bridge Design & Engineering
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TRT Terms: Bearings; Earthquake engineering; Earthquake resistant design; Earthquake resistant structures; Emergency transportation; Retrofitting; Seismicity
Geographic Terms: San Francisco Bay Area
Subject Areas: Bridges and other structures; Geotechnology; Highways;
Files: TRIS
Created Date: Apr 26 2000 12:00AM


Gambling ban is essential topic for individuals who are frequent gambler or those who want to become a gambler. With the launch of online casino from Antigua in the mid of 1990s the popularity of online casino seems to have increased consistently and today about 2, THREE HUNDRED gaming sites are running worldwide. These on-line betting sites have the power to attract people because of the ease they offer to play a couple of hands as well as spin some reels anywhere from work www.startbet.com or from the home. From that time the gaming business has flourished in the whole world. In the beginning lawmakers of various nations took time for gambling ban simply because they never have believed that online gaming will require some set of rules. Even territories having state-sanctioned gambling weren't taken seriously.
The other rationale of not applying gambling ban rule was the two types of thinking of the people. In several countries half the populace feels that wagering is actually evil and should be prohibited entirely whilst the proprietors as well as providers of traditional land-based casinos don't favour this. Scientific studies show that online wagering turns more than in excess of $84 billion dollars annually. It has forced the original casino owners of some parts to acquire some lawful act in preventing the growth of on-line wagering industry. Gaming ban is also needed in those areas in which on-line betting business is problem for market returns. Several nations understand the actual potential that the on-line casinos bring and these nations are considering means of managing it just as any other betting operation would be.
The payments to gaming sites from banks and credit card issuers have been made illegal by the US Congress. The law targets the banking institutions and credit card companies by making it illegal for them to send funds to internet betting firms abroad. The EU, as well as Canada and Japan, has settled other sorts of compensation for the betting sites.
But the gamblers may beat the gaming ban law simply by making use of their intermediary accounts to transfer money to their online casinos. Several people used these kinds of transaction options as a way of maintaining their online purchase habits private or just to keep tabs on a separate account. As the non-US based intermediary accounts is just not a betting organization the actual transfer to it is actually legal and one can then use these funds for whatever purpose he wants.
Due to the betting ban in US numerous on-line casinos and poker rooms have banned further US membership and also have stopped us players from gambling on their websites. On the other are also a few globally based online casinos that will be ready to subscribe fresh US players offering considerable registration bonuses as well. Bettors can keep on wagering regardless of the internet betting ban. The US based online players are usually free for on-line casinos or online poker the same as before. However they can't use their credit cards or even bank transactions to fund the activity directly. By utilizing a strong intermediary payment method and going to the right online casino they can perform their work without breaking the wagering ban.


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Cast: Jim Carrey, Zooey Deschanel, Terence Stamp, Bradley Cooper, Rhys Darby, Sasha Alexander.
Story: Bloke says yes to everything.
Now where have I seen this before ... hmmm ... well, put it this way, if I saw Yes Man back-to-back with Liar Liar, I'd have trouble remembering which bits came from which movie.
Age has somewhat diminished Jim Carrey's Jim-Carreyness, which will come as a blessed relief to some, though he still has the occasional gurn for old-time's sake. In this outing, the "plot" sees Jim having to agree with everything - to take advantage of every opportunity that arises. It'll only take you ten seconds of pondering to figure out why the premise wouldn't work, but that's not important in this kind of movie - it's just a fluffy bit of fun, loosely based on slightly barking British comedian/presenter guy Danny Wallace, who you may recognise from that series where he started his own country for a laugh, and that Horizon documentary about robots. No really, you'd recognise him if you saw him. In fact you can see him - in the wedding shower scene, there's a slightly out-of-place guy sitting behind Carrey chatting to a girl at the bar. That's Danny. Anyway, he said yes to everything for six months and wrote a book about it . And this is nothing like that, except for the basic "yes" bit.
I quite enjoyed Yes Man, it had some choice funny moments, and it had Zooey Deschanel (Trillian from Hitchhiker's Guide). It's no Bruce Almighty, but it's good clean fun and will make you feel good too.
To enjoy this film: have some fun with it.
Yes Man was released in the UK on 26th December 2008.


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The Oxford Dictionary defines doxing as "Searching for and publishing private or identifying information about a particular individual on the Internet, typically with malicious intent." The term, which was apparently coined by hackers, is derived from the abbreviation of the word "documents", i.e. "docs", due to the fact that the type of information published is often found in private documents.
Doxing is often undertaken in the name of vigilantism, being used as a means of enacting a form of justice against an enemy online. Other than having their privacy invaded, the person who is doxed is exposed to harassment by other online users; in fact, oftentimes the person doing the doxing encourages or incites the public to harass his or her target.
Leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, recently committed an act of doxing in response to a message mistakenly posted by journalist Karima Brown to an EFF media WhatsApp group. Malema perceived Brown's message as indicating that Brown was attempting to send "moles" to a meeting that the EFF was hosting the following day, and he retaliated by sharing Brown's cell phone number on Twitter.
The legality of doxing is a contentious issue. Where the doxing involves information that was deliberately made public (for instance, by publishing it on various social media platforms) by the person being doxed, the collation and republishing of such information would not constitute a breach of privacy in terms of South African law.
The person doing the doxing could nevertheless fall foul of the terms of use of the particular social media platform and therefore open themselves up to legal action being taken against them. It is therefore important to be aware of, and understand, the terms of use of each website that one accesses. Doxing using information obtained from LinkedIn, for example, would violate LinkedIn's terms and conditions which stipulate that visitors to its website are not permitted to copy, use, disclose or distribute any information obtained from LinkedIn without the consent of LinkedIn, or to disclose information that they do not have the consent to disclose (such as the confidential information of others).
If the information disclosed was not publicly available prior to the doxing, the publishing thereof could be considered a breach of privacy. For instance, if the information was only disclosed to a limited group of people, it would not be considered publicly available. Furthermore, if the information was obtained unlawfully, for example, by intercepting or accessing the information without the legal right to do so, by hacking or other means, the publication thereof would likewise be unlawful.
Irrespective of whether the information being published was previously in the public domain, it is a criminal offence to intimidate a person by publishing words that have the effect, or that might reasonably be expected to have the effect, that the person perceiving the publication of the information fears for his/her own safety. In the doxing example provided earlier, following Malema's tweet, Brown was bombarded with messages on her cell phone which contained threats of violence and death, racial slurs, and other insults. Malema has since expressed his disapproval of the messages; however, Brown has laid a complaint of intimidation and violation of privacy against Malema and the EFF, the outcome of which is awaited.
One can protect oneself from doxing by enabling functions on social media accounts such as Facebook and Twitter to protect content, and by disabling ways to search for an account, such as searching using a cell phone number. Conducting oneself on the internet is fraught with legal risks, therefore it is important to seek the advice of a suitably experienced attorney to assist with understanding and complying with the various laws that are applicable in this space.
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Pierce Butler
Sen. Pierce Butler
Former Senator for South Carolina
Butler was a senator from South Carolina and was a Republican. He served from 1802 to 1805.
He was previously a senator from South Carolina as a Republican from 1793 to 1797; and a senator from South Carolina as a Democratic Republican from 1789 to 1793.
Contact Sen. Pierce Butler
I live in South Carolina.
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Visit Sen. Pierce Butler's website »
Look for a contact form on Sen. Pierce Butler's website to express your opinion.
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Head over to Sen. Pierce Butler's website. If you are having a problem with a government agency, look for a contact link for casework to submit a request for help. Otherwise, look for a phone number on that website to call his office if you have a question.
Not all Members of Congress will accept messages from non-constituents. You can try your luck by visiting Butler's website. Otherwise, try contacting your own senator:
You are currently on the website GovTrack.us, which has no affiliation with Butler and is not a government website. Choose from the options above to find the right way to contact Butler.
From Jul 1789 to Mar 1805, Butler missed 204 of 447 roll call votes, which is 45.6%. This is much worse than the median of 10.8% among the lifetime records of senators serving in Mar 1805. The chart below reports missed votes over time.
1789 Jul-Aug 10 2 20.0% 0th
1789 Sep-Sep 11 2 18.2% 0th
1790 Jan-Jan 1 0 0.0% 0th
1790 May-Jun 32 0 0.0% 0th
1791 Dec-Dec 8 0 0.0% 0th
1792 Apr-May 8 8 100.0% 67th
Dec 1792-Mar 1793 8 0 0.0% 0th
1794 Jan-Feb 14 0 0.0% 0th
1794 Jun-Jun 8 8 100.0% 50th
Dec 1794-Mar 1795 19 19 100.0% 75th
Dec 1795-Jan 1796 7 0 0.0% 0th
1796 Mar-May 43 15 34.9% 33rd
1796 Jun-Jun 2 0 0.0% 0th
1795 Jun-Jun 14 0 0.0% 0th
Oct 1803-Mar 1804 104 101 97.1% 98th
Nov 1804-Mar 1805 46 27 58.7% 97th
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Amazing food appears magically from seeds, transplants, and trees. The earth is bringing forth its goodness in amazing ways right now, and my garden cart is overflowing with herbs and baby lettuces, including one of my favorites — arugula.
Peppery, rich arugula, also known as rocket or rucola, has big flavor. It's a good source of vitamin C and potassium, and even I can grow it. I delight in being able to hop outside to my garden cart to clip a few leaves for a simple salad. It keeps well in the frig, wrapped in a damp paper towel inside an open ziptop bag. I've even washed it and stored it ready-to-go in my small salad spinner where it has stayed fresh for over a week, making it pretty dang simple to whip up a nice little side salad.
Here are five of my favorite ways to enjoy this great ingredient — in season now.
Sub it for lettuce on your sandwich or burger. Make a BAT instead of a BLT — you'll enjoy the difference. Top your burger with it instead of your standard lettuce, and you'll love how the peppery flavor and crunch cut through the fat.
Scramble it in your eggs. It's no secret I cherish a good scrambled, poached, or soft-boiled egg. Throwing a few arugula leaves in while you scramble adds both flavor and nutrition. Or make an arugula bed for that perfectly poached egg. Yum.
Make an arugula pesto. Combine arugula, toasted nuts, parmesan cheese, garlic, and extra virgin olive oil in a blender for a non-basil twist to a great pasta sauce. It's also perfection atop a rustic tomato flatbread. Here's a pesto recipe to get you started.
Top your pizza with it. Arugula complements a rich tomato sauce fabulously. Throw it on after the pizza is cooked, either naked or dressed with a little vinaigrette. Drizzle with some olive oil, add some parmesan shavings and enjoy. Or try a savory, sweet arugula and pear pie.
Dress it simply for an amazing salad. This is the best way to use those flavorful greens, in my opinion. Toss arugula with some olive oil, fresh lemon juice, salt, and pepper. No need to add anything else, although a bit of freshly grated parmesan doesn't hurt.
I must alert you that arugula has been thought to be an aphrodisiac. The poet, Virgil, wrote "et veneris revocans eruca morantuem," which translates to "the rocket excites the sexual desire of drowsy people." Consider yourself warned.
How do you like to prepare and eat arugula? Please share!


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Martin Gabel
Martin Gabel as Danton in the Mercury Theatre stage production of Danton's Death (1938)
(1912-06-19)June 19, 1912
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
May 22, 1986(1986-05-22) (aged 73)
Roosevelt Memorial Park, Trevose, Pennsylvania
Actor, director, producer
(m. 1946; died 1986)
Peter Gabel
Martin Gabel (June 19, 1912 – May 22, 1986) was an American actor, film director and film producer.
1 Life and career
3 Selected theatre credits
Life and career
Martin Gabel (fourth from right) played the role of Cassius in the Mercury Theatre production of Caesar (1937)
Gabel was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Ruth (née Herzog) and Israel Gabel, a jeweler, both Jewish immigrants.[1][2] He married Arlene Francis on May 14, 1946, and they had a son named Peter Gabel.[3]
One of Gabel's earliest noted roles was as Neil Williams, a newspaper reporter, on the radio serial comedy Easy Aces in the mid-to-late 1930s. Gabel's most noted work was as narrator and host of the May 8, 1945, CBS Radio broadcast of Norman Corwin's epic dramatic poem On a Note of Triumph, a commemoration of the fall of the Nazi regime in Germany and the end of World War II in Europe. The broadcast was so popular that the CBS, NBC, Blue and Mutual networks broadcast a second live production of the program on May 13. The Columbia Masterworks record label subsequently published an album of the May 13 production. The production became the title focus of the Academy Award-winning short film A Note of Triumph: The Golden Age of Norman Corwin in 2005, the 60th anniversary year of the broadcast.[4][better source needed]
Gabel was first associated with Orson Welles when he played Javert in his six-part radio adaptation of Les Misérables (1937).[5][6]:338 He became one of the original members of Welles's Mercury Theatre repertory company. On the stage Gabel portrayed Cassius in Caesar (1937), a critically acclaimed modern-dress adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy streamlined into an anti-fascist tour de force,[6]:339 and starred as Danton in Danton's Death (1938).[5] On radio, he played Professor Van Helsing in "Dracula" (1938), the debut episode of The Mercury Theatre on the Air.[7]:50
In 1947, he directed his only film, The Lost Moment. Gabel appeared in few films over his career, usually in small roles. A notable large supporting part was as crime boss Tomas Rienzi in Richard Brooks's Deadline U.S.A. (1952), starring Humphrey Bogart. Gabel played another mob figure in a Frank Sinatra private-detective film, Lady in Cement (1968), then co-starred again with Sinatra in Contract on Cherry Street and The First Deadly Sin.[4][better source needed]
Gabel won the 1961 Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor for the comedy Big Fish, Little Fish;[3] he was also noted for his performances in the Broadway productions of Baker Street, in which he played Professor Moriarty; The Rivalry, in which he played Stephen A. Douglas.[8]
Gabel played businessman Mr. Strutt in Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie (1964), and the psychiatrist in the Billy Wilder version of The Front Page (1974) with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon. He was a frequent guest panelist on the popular CBS Television Sunday night game show What's My Line?, on which his wife, Arlene Francis, was a regular panelist.[4][better source needed]
One week after celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary, Martin Gabel died in New York City from a heart attack on May 22, 1986, aged 73.[3]
Selected theatre credits
Martin Gabel and Orson Welles in Caesar (1937)
Caesar (1937–1938) as Cassius
Danton's Death (1938) as Danton
Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1955–1956) as Irving LaSalle
Once More, With Feeling (1958–1959) (producer)
Big Fish, Little Fish (1961) as Basil Smythe
Baker Street (1965) as Professor Moriarty
Sheep on the Runway (1970) as Joseph Mayflower
In Praise of Love (1973–1975) as Mark Walters
1947 The Lost Moment Director
1947 Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman Associate producer
1951 Pictura: An Adventure in Art Co-Narrator Voice
1951 M Charlie Marshall, crime boss
1951 Fourteen Hours Dr. Strauss
1952 Deadline – U.S.A. Tomas Rienzi
1952 The Thief Mr. Bleek
1957 The James Dean Story Narrator
1957 Tip on a Dead Jockey Bert Smith
1961 The Crimebusters George Vincent
1961 The Power and the Glory Chief of police
1963 The Making of the President 1960 Narrator
1964 Marnie Sidney Strutt
1964 Goodbye Charlie Morton Craft
1966 Lord Love a Duck T. Harrison Belmont Uncredited
1967 Divorce American Style Dr. Zenwinn
1968 Lady in Cement Al Munger
1970 There Was a Crooked Man... Warden LeGoff
1974 The Front Page Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer
1980 The First Deadly Sin Christopher Langley (final film role)
1956-1967 What's My Line? Occasional panelist
1960 Thriller Mr Freitag 1 episode
1960 The Fatalist Nathan Shotness 1 episode
1967 Tarzan Peter Maas 1 episode
1972 Harvey Judge Omar Gaffney TV Movie
1974 Smile, Jenny, You're Dead Meade De Ruyter TV Movie
1977 Contract on Cherry Street Baruch 'Bob' Waldman, Crime Boss TV Movie
^ Info re Gabel's parents, books.google.com; accessed October 7, 2014.
^ Martin Gabel profile, filmreference.com; accessed October 5, 2014.
^ a b c "Martin Gabel, Actor, Director and Producer, is dead at 73". The New York Times. May 23, 1986. Retrieved July 22, 2011.
^ a b c Martin Gabel on IMDb
^ a b "Danton's Death". Playbill. Retrieved September 5, 2015.
^ a b Welles, Orson; Bogdanovich, Peter; Rosenbaum, Jonathan (1992). This is Orson Welles. New York: HarperCollins Publishers. ISBN 0-06-016616-9.
^ Orson Welles on the Air: The Radio Years. New York: The Museum of Broadcasting, catalogue for exhibition October 28–December 3, 1988.
^ Martin Gabel at the Internet Broadway Database
Martin Gabel at Find a Grave
Martin Gabel on IMDb


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ACE and YouthWorks Charter High Schools provide a full range of exceptional / special education student services. The school employs a full-time Special Education Director, Special Education Teacher(s) and Special Education Aide(s) and Assitant(s).
Learn more about Special Education Services, including disability categories and assessment information by visiting the Arizona Department of Education here.
If your student has already been determined eligible for exceptional / special education services, ACE will continue to provide those services in a comprehensive learning environment. To learn more about our Special Education program offered at our schools, please inquire with our Special Education Director to learn why ACE and YouthWorks are the best schools to meet your students' needs!
If you require special education records, such as an IEP, MET, or other supporting documents, please send your records request via fax or email.
Per A.R.S. 15-828 (G) – The PEA has up to ten days after the receipt of the request to forward the records requested.
We will do our best to fill any requests as soon as possible. Thank you!
Tucson Youth Development is required to assure our current policies, procedures, and programs are consistent with state policies and procedures established under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the Electronic Data Gathering Analysis Retrieval System (EDGAR), and Uniform Grant Guidance (UGG) and the federal requirements outlines in Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). If you would like a copy of our most updated Special Education Policies and Procedures Handbook, please contact us via telephone, email, or walk-in Room 120 at the Tucson Youth Development office.
It is the responsibility of Tucson Youth Development Schools (ACE Charter High School and YouthWorks Charter High School) to inform the general public and all parents within our boundaries of our responsibility to make available special education services for students with disabilities aged three through 21 years and how to access those services. In addition, we have a responsibility to provide information regarding early intervention services for children birth through two years.
We are responsible for identifying, locating, and evaluating all children with disabilities including children aged three through 21 and for referring children from birth through two years of age to Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) for evaluation and appropriate services.
We are also responsible for providing a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) which includes special education and related services to children with disabilities at public expense, under public supervision and direction and without charge to the parents.
For all new students to Tucson Youth Development, a general education classroom teacher will complete screening activities within 45 days of enrollment. The teacher will look at the child's ability in the areas of academics, vision, hearing, adaptive, communication, social/emotional and motor skills. If any concerns are noted the child may be referred for additional help.
A written request to the school. This written request should contain the reason for the referral, areas or issues of concern, reason for suspecting disability, and any previous interventions that have been attempted to date.
If you have concerns about a child you know, please contact our Exceptional Education Director for additional information.
The child must have a mental or physical impairment that substantially limits one or more of a person's major life activities.
"Major life activities" include functions such as a caring for one's self, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breaking, learning and working. When a condition does not substantially limit a major life activity, the individual does not qualify under Section 504.
The child's disability must impact their education in order to qualify for educational accommodations.
This determination is made by a school team of individuals who are familiar with the child and the child's parent.
If the school has reason to believe that, because of a disability as defined under Section 504, a student's needs accommodations or services in order to participate in the school program, the school must evaluate the student. If it is determined that a student is disabled under Section 504, the school must develop and implement the delivery of all needed services and/or accommodations.
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But I have a couple questions ... is the Smart Alec really going to work on the smaller-than-average bear? (I'm 5 ft. with my shoes on). Plus I have a very short torso and I'm worried about how long the bag is.
Also, the grape color seems awfully purple-y. Is there any way to get it in plum? I'd like the darker color.
I've seen people who are 5'2" or so wear it and it looks fine on them. I think it comes down to personal preference.
The Smart Alec is only available in the four colors listed. The Grape is rather purple, although it's not super bright. Crimson is definitely the most popular color.


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var d3 = require('d3');

/**
 * General helper to manage trace groups based on calcdata
 *
 * @param {d3.selection} traceLayer: a selection containing a single group
 *     to draw these traces into
 * @param {array} cdModule: array of calcdata items for this
 *     module and subplot combination. Assumes the calcdata item for each
 *     trace is an array with the fullData trace attached to the first item.
 * @param {string} cls: the class attribute to give each trace group
 *     so you can give multiple classes separated by spaces
 */
module.exports = function makeTraceGroups(traceLayer, cdModule, cls) {
    var traces = traceLayer.selectAll('g.' + cls.replace(/\s/g, '.'))
        .data(cdModule, function(cd) { return cd[0].trace.uid; });

    traces.exit().remove();

    traces.enter().append('g')
        .attr('class', cls);

    traces.order();

    // stash ref node to trace group in calcdata,
    // useful for (fast) styleOnSelect
    var k = traceLayer.classed('rangeplot') ? 'nodeRangePlot3' : 'node3';
    traces.each(function(cd) { cd[0][k] = d3.select(this); });

    return traces;
};