This one will rank among the sweetest of the sweet.
Undermanned, in enemy territory and with fate seemingly conspiring against them when Scott Prince broke his arm, Queensland dug into their famed reserves to win their third consecutive Origin series after a 16-10 victory at ANZ Stadium.
It is the first time a Queensland side has completed the three-peat in 19 years, while Billy Slater's match-winning try with 13 minutes remaining sunk the hearts of 78,751 screaming Blues fans, who were desperate to see departing skipper Danny Buderus out on a high note.
"It doesn't get much better than that," said Maroons captain Cameron Smith after a fiery and abrasive game that had everything you could possibly want in an Origin decider.
Queensland scored three tries to one, two coming from the magical hands of teenage whiz-kid Israel Folau, who twice climbed over Anthony Quinn to torture his Storm team-mate all night and take his Origin tally to four tries in three appearances.
NSW led 10-8 at halftime and had every right to press their advantage against a depleted Maroons side rendered rudderless without the presence of the influential Prince.
His departure prompted an unwelcome return to the game one experiment of Karmichael Hunt and Thurston in the halves. As in that 18-10 loss, the offence never really clicked.
But Thurston delivered when it mattered. It was his break in the 67th minute with the scores locked at 10-all that enabled Slater to sprint 30m and score the game-winner under the posts.
"The old show-and-go ... thank-you," said Thurston, who was named player-of-the-series.
Meanwhile, Blues pairing Braith Anasta and Mitchell Pearce failed to deliver the kicking game that their side desperately needed, letting the Maroons off the hook time and again.
Prince, one of the game's unluckiest players, left the field in agony in the 15th minute as Matt Cooper dived over for the Blues in the background.
The shattered Titan cut a despondent, solitary figure as he clutched his arm and trotted down the tunnel, with no Queensland medical staff coming to his aid.
It was left to Maroons great and Nine commentator Wally Lewis to follow the Titans skipper and provide some comfort as Prince's Origin hopes – and possibly his season – vanished.
"Nobody wanted to go down there. The game was at an absorbing stage. Scotty needed to be settled down so I went in there," Lewis said.
Queensland forward Nate Myles was lucky to stay on the field after an ugly spear tackle on Ben Cross in the 48th minute, with the dangerous tackle sending Cross head-first into the turf and sparking another brawl.
The match almost never eventuated after Queensland nearly refused to take the field, lodging an official protest at a late change that saw Kurt Gidley start at fullback in place of Brett Stewart.
However, exactly how much was on the line in the series decider was clear from the explosive opening minutes.
The Maroons blinked first, with Hunt fumbling the ball from dummy half in the opening set of six.
When Ben Cross was taken high by Petero Civoniceva, with an elbow-rub to the chops for good measure, the tempers flared as Ryan Hoffman and Thurston traded blows.
After Fitzgibbon's early penalty, the boot of Prince and the bottomless mits of Folau formed the perfect reply for the Maroons. When Quinn dropped the Prince bomb, Folau was gifted the four-pointer.
In a contest where there was no shortage of spite and intensity, every error would be costly. Dallas Johnson knew that better than most after his midfield turnover led to a Matt Cooper try and an 8-4 Blues lead.
Queensland's hopes nosedived as Prince left the park but once again, Folau kept their hopes alive. And on this occasion the execution was spectacular.
Again the kick was deployed, this time by Thurston, as Quinn watched in trepidation. Instead of seeing the ball fall into his arms, he saw the huge shape of Folau leap like a 747, swallow a speccie and spectacularly slam it down as he was accosted by Blues players.
The Maroons were almost in again but Inglis, following a bust down the left, blew it after looking outside when Darius Boyd had correctly switched back into the middle.
With another FitzGibbon penalty in the 28th minute, the Blues edged ahead 10-8 and were growing in confidence, while the Maroons looked lost without their star number seven.
NSW had an early try disallowed as the second-half began, with Braith Anasta ruled offside. Up the other end, Cameron Smith booted a penalty that drew the scores level at 10-apiece.
Things turned ugly when Myles upended Cross in the 48th minute, sparking a nasty brawl as the Blues reacted angrily to a bad spear tackle that will earn the Roosters forward a lengthy spell.
But just as NSW looked primed to pounce for an emotional win, Slater crushed a stadium-load of hearts when he scored under the posts following a flamboyant Thurston dummy.
"He (Thurston) can create something out of nothing. I just happened to be in the right spot," Slater said.


While all procurement procedures allow for some deviation from the 'normal' approach, the default assumption is often that the buyer will try to harness competitive tension. But what if there is no competitive tension?
This paper is aimed at procurement practitioners who face markets which are complex and/or distorted. The objective is to help diagnose whether the market we face is distorted, and then suggest a variety of approaches – some tactical and some strategic – which may help get better value from that market.


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# Source code
main_scalas = $(wildcard src/main/scala/water/*scala src/main/scala/water/*/*scala)
test_scalas = $(wildcard src/test/scala/water/*scala src/test/scala/water/*/*scala src/test/scala/water/*/*/*scala)
main_classes = $(patsubst src/main/scala/%scala,build/classes/main/%class,$(main_scalas))
test_classes = $(patsubst src/test/scala/%scala,build/classes/test/%class,$(test_scalas))
test_clazzes = $(patsubst src/test/scala/%.scala,%,$(wildcard src/test/scala/water/*scala src/test/scala/water/*/*scala))
classes = $(main_classes) $(test_classes)

# All the libraries; these are downloaded by gradle and slapped into the lib/ directory.
libs = $(wildcard ../lib/*jar)

# Fun Args to scalac.  Mostly limit to scala6 source definitions, and fairly
# agressive lint warnings.
SCALAC_ARGS =

# literal space
space :=
space +=

# Decide OS-specific questions
# jar-file seperator
ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
	SEP = ;
else
# linux
	UNAME = $(shell uname)
	ifeq ($(UNAME),Darwin)
		SEP = :
	endif
	ifeq ($(UNAME),Linux)
		SEP = :
	endif
endif

# Jars, with OS-specific separators
jars = $(subst $(space),$(SEP),$(libs))$(SEP)../h2o-core/build/classes/main$(SEP)../h2o-core/build/classes/test

# Default build: the h2o-scala jar file
default: build/h2o-scala.jar

# Just the classes, no jarring step
classes: $(classes)

JVM = nice java -cp "build/classes$(SEP)$(jars)"
# Too slow for normal junit runs
# All Tests minus the excludes
JUNIT_TESTS0 = $(subst /,.,$(test_clazzes))
JUNIT_TESTS5 = $(subst water.TestUtil,,$(JUNIT_TESTS0))
# Tests
JUNIT_TESTS  = $(JUNIT_TESTS5)

# Run 5 JVMs and check the basic tests work.  Output in sandbox/out.[01234]
check: $(classes)
	@rm -rf sandbox ; mkdir sandbox
#	-($(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.1 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.2 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.3 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.4 2>&1 & (sleep 1; $(JVM) org.junit.runner.JUnitCore $(JUNIT_TESTS) 2>&1 ; echo $$? > sandbox/status.0) | tee sandbox/out.0 )
	-($(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.1 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.2 2>&1 & (sleep 1; $(JVM) org.junit.runner.JUnitCore $(JUNIT_TESTS) 2>&1 ; echo $$? > sandbox/status.0) | tee sandbox/out.0 )
#	-($(JVM) org.junit.runner.JUnitCore $(JUNIT_TESTS) 2>&1 ; echo $$? > sandbox/status.0) | tee sandbox/out.0
	-@(pkill java; echo )
	@exit `cat sandbox/status.0`

# Run 5 JVMs and check the basic tests work.  Output in sandbox/out.[01234]
check_slow: $(classes)
	@rm -rf sandbox ; mkdir sandbox
	-($(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.1 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.2 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.3 2>&1 & $(JVM) water.H2O 1> sandbox/out.4 2>&1 & (sleep 1; $(JVM) org.junit.runner.JUnitCore $(JUNIT_TESTS) $(JUNIT_TESTS_SLOW) 2>&1 ; echo $$? > sandbox/status.0) | tee sandbox/out.0 )
	pkill java
	@exit `cat sandbox/status.0`

# Compile just the out-of-date files
$(main_classes): build/classes/main/%class: src/main/scala/%scala
	@echo "compiling " $@ " because " $?
	@[ -d build/classes/main ] || mkdir -p build/classes/main
	@scalac $(SCALAC_ARGS) -cp "build/classes/main$(SEP)$(jars)" -sourcepath src/main/scala -d build/classes/main $(main_scalas)

$(test_classes): build/classes/test/%class: src/test/scala/%scala $(main_classes)
	@echo "compiling " $@ " because " $?
	@[ -d build/classes/test ] || mkdir -p build/classes/test
	@scalac $(SCALAC_ARGS) -cp "build/classes/main$(SEP)build/classes/test$(SEP)$(jars)" -sourcepath src/main/scala -d build/classes/test $(test_scalas)

# Build the h2o-scala.jar file
build/h2o-scala.jar: $(classes)
	@echo "jarring " $@ " because " $?
	@jar -cf build/h2o-scala.jar -C build/classes/main .

.PHONY: clean
clean:
	rm -rf build

# Called "conf" here, after auto-conf, but really just asks each sub-make to list tools
.PHONY: conf
conf:
	@echo $(CURDIR) requires java, scala, scalac
	scala -version
	scalac -version

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require 'test/unit'
require 'metasm'

class TestArc < Test::Unit::TestCase
	def test_arc_dec
		hex_stream =  "\x0A\x23\x80\x0F\x80\x0\x60\x0D" # mov r3, 0x800D60
		hex_stream += "\x40\x83"          # ld_s r2, [r3, 0]

		dasm = Metasm::Shellcode.disassemble(Metasm::ARC.new, hex_stream)
		assert_equal(2, dasm.decoded.length)

		assert_equal('mov', dasm.decoded[0].instruction.opname)
		assert_equal('r3', dasm.decoded[0].instruction.args[0].to_s)
		assert_equal(0x800d60, dasm.decoded[0].instruction.args[1].reduce)

		assert_equal('ld_s', dasm.decoded[8].instruction.opname)
		assert_equal('r2', dasm.decoded[8].instruction.args[0].to_s)
		assert_equal('r3', dasm.decoded[8].instruction.args[1].base.to_s)
		assert_equal(0, dasm.decoded[8].instruction.args[1].disp.reduce)
	end
end


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OBU welcomes Dr. Mark Franklin as assistant professor of music, piano.
Franklin Joins Faculty as Assistant Professor of Music, Piano
OBU announced the hiring of Dr. Mark Franklin as assistant professor of music, piano. Franklin comes to OBU from Florida State University, officially joining the faculty in July ahead of the fall 2021 semester.
He earned a Bachelor of Music in piano performance from Wheaton College Conservatory of Music. He then earned a Master of Music and Doctor of Music, both in piano performance, from Florida State University, where he taught piano as a graduate teaching assistant. His doctoral work included specialized studies in music theory pedagogy.
OBU Provost Dr. Susan DeWoody is excited for Franklin to join the music faculty and for the skills, knowledge and experience he brings to the position.
"Dr. Franklin has pursued excellence in piano performance from his undergraduate career at Wheaton College Conservatory of Music through the terminal degree at Florida State University," OBU Provost Dr. Susan DeWoody said. "He is passionate about promoting music and the arts to cultivate the next generation of musicians and listeners. We are confident Dr. Franklin will complement our excellent team of faculty in the Warren M. Angell School of Visual and Performing Arts at OBU."

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Last (USD): 46.830 Change: +0.430 High: 47.030 Remarks: -
Change (%): +0.93 Low: 46.290
Reference AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST INC NYSE 2,807.786 142.627 71.001 2.1315 1.838
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American Assets Trust, Inc. is a real estate investment trust. It owns, operates, acquires, and develops retail shopping centers; office properties; mixed-use properties; and multifamily properties. The company operates through the following business segments: Retail, Office, Multifamily and Mixed-Use. The Retail segment includes rental of retail space. The Office segment includes rental of office space. The Multifamily segment includes rental of apartments. The Mixed-Use segment includes rental of retail space and other tenant services. American Assets Trust was founded on July 16, 2010 and is headquartered in San Diego, CA.
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Its been a long time, I have posted something.
Today I bring to you a way to generate Hierarchical data from a flat list. This method can be useful when you want to retrieve whole data with a single Stored Procedure call and while binding you need to Bind it Hierarchy based on a parent child relationship.
I have created a Generic Method, which will accept Source and Key.
This method will be available as Extension Method to you List Collection. As parent selector, you need to identify what will be the key to select as parent. For childSelector you need to specify how to identify the child records. For Child Property Selector, you need to specify the property in which your child records will be saved.
Now to use the method I will write as below.
Bingo!! your Hierarchical data is ready.
Try out this method and let me know if you face any issue. Post your feedback in the comments.


This bright, garden-style building houses units with fireplaces and secluded balconies. Enjoy the privacy of the community without sacrificing proximity to all that Buckhead has to offer. These condos are privately situated near Chastain Park, Lenox and Phipps Malls and Marta but when you need the excitement, you also have nightlife within walking distance. The whole development recently went through a renovation including the pool, fitness center and common areas and there are more updates being made everyday. This community prides itself on having low HOA fees AND being well-managed!
Have any comments or questions about Habersham of Buckhead? Ask your question and/or share your thoughts about this Building.


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Q: Error: 'no pg_hba.conf entry for host' using Django with PostgreSQL? I am building a web app using Django. I am trying to connect the app to the Azure Database for PostgreSQL.
When I try to make migrations with the command, python manage.py makemigrations from PowerShell, I'm getting this error:
no pg_hba.conf entry for host
What does this error mean?

A: This error means you've haven't configured PostgreSQL correctly for the user you are trying to connect from Django with.
pg_hba.conf is the PostgreSQL file which contains PostgreSQL users, where from, and how they are able to connect. See here for more details:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/12/auth-pg-hba-conf.html
You should get the same error when you try to run any Django command which needs to connect to the database, for example, python manage.py dbshell. Good luck!

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Helen Marriage
Maverick producer
artichoke.uk.com @artichoketrust
Helen Marriage cofounded a company that specializes in creating disruptive, whole-city arts events that surprise and delight everyone who comes across them.
Helen Marriage writes: "I am a producer of large-scale disruptive moments that place an artist's ideas in the heart of a city. I started life unsure of how to find a job and began helping a street theater company perform at the Edinburgh Festival. Only then did I realize that this could be a career. That was forty years ago. Since then, I've gone on to shut down central London and other cities with ephemeral events that transform people's understanding of what a city is for and who controls it.
"I don't believe that cities are exclusively about shopping and traffic. Over the years I've developed a real sense of how artists can change the world, if only we make space for their vision. I guess that's my job -- to create a context in which the normal routines of daily life are disrupted for a moment to allow the public, especially those who know they're not interested in anything the arts might have to say, to discover a new world we'd all like to live in."
Helen Marriage's TED talk
Public art that turns cities into playgrounds of the imagination
More news and ideas from Helen Marriage
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Showing off: Notes from Session 5 of TEDWomen 2018
The term "showing off" gets a bad rap. But for Session 5 of TEDWomen 2018, a lineup of speakers and performers reclaimed the phrase — showing off their talents, skills and whole extraordinary selves. Hosted by TED's head of conferences, Kelly Stoetzel, and head of curation, Helen Walters, the talks ranged from architecture and the environment to education and grief, taking […]


Salesforce's motive here seems pretty obvious: By releasing an enterprise-centric development kit for wearable electronics—one that focuses on Salesforce software, no less—it can gain a head start on what could become a white-hot market. The Salesforce SDK in conjunction with Google Glass, for example, could give workers the ability to work through checklists and processes via commands that display on the headset's built-in screen, all while sending point-of-view video back to colleagues or a company's database.
Click here for wearable electronics jobs.
But will wearable electronics become an ultra-popular category on the scale of tablets and smartphones? Within the tech industry, there's an expectation that smartwatches, smart bracelets, and Web-connected headgear will indeed evolve into the next big thing; in a recent survey by Dice, 30 percent of tech pros (including software engineers, network administrators, DBAs and tech support) thought that wearable electronics would eclipse the Internet of Things, drones and robots, and biomedical as the hottest innovation of the next few years.
In the real world, however, that expectation has yet to bear fruit: Some 30 percent of those customers who'd purchased the first generation of the Samsung Gear returned the device, according to an internal memo between Samsung and Best Buy obtained by Geek.com. In April, Nike reportedly dismissed many of the employees associated with its FuelBand, although it denied plans to shut down the initiative entirely; many in the tech press took that news as a sign that the device was underperforming on the market.
If wearable electronics don't succeed as a consumer accessory, it seems unlikely they'll find widespread use in an enterprise context: If nobody's checking their email or schedule on a smartwatch or pair of Google Glass, IT departments will have precious little reason to support such hardware; if only a few thousand people purchase the latest iteration of a smart bracelet, developers will have zero incentive to build apps that aggregate or display data from that device. In that case, the only bastion of wearable-electronics use will be highly specialized industries—not nearly enough to support the hopes of all those hardware and software builders out there.
In any case, if Salesforce has released an SDK, can other enterprise-centric companies be far behind? For most developers, it might prove premature to shift resources to wearable electronics (especially if they don't have resources to spare); but the segment is still worth keeping an eye on.


I did this after one of my friends gave me the idea. It was done at work, which is no easy feat because my monitor faces the rest of the office. I might as well have done this one in Paint.
This is what happens when you take the Na'vi from Pandora and try to assimilate them into our culture.
There is only one thing that is Photoshopped in this image.
Yes, this is a picture of me.
I should be an album cover for The White Stripes.
I used to play guitar, but I gave it up shortly after I started dating Michelle. She's my Yoko Ono! Actually I just needed to play guitar long enough to sing a few love songs and snag her. Then I packed the guitar away for good.
Here I am in all my musical glory. This was a couple days after I skipped work and went to pierce my brow on a whim.
Here I am in silhouette form, done with some simple cutouts and layer fills. Come on, Jack and Meg White. Call me.
Look out! It's the Mongolians!
One of the things I learned to do in college was manipulate photos using Photoshop. It was never anything spectacular, and I still don't know what half the buttons in the application do. Still, sometimes the more ridiculous the pictures look the better they turn out. This is one of my creations, and hopefully there are more to follow.
Start with a picture of the Great Wall of China. Impressive, ancient China.
Convince your friend to hang off a ledge, three feet off the ground and with the police in the background. Maybe not the smartest thing to do in communist China.
Remove some background, arrange layers, and you're done!
This outsider must be after our prized Orange Chicken.
My name is not Simon, but I do like to draw drawrings. Also, it's okay if you look at my bum.
I am no artist by any stretch of the imagination. My talents for visual art pieces are pretty much zero, unless you count photo manipulation ability like this.
That was not the point of this post, although it provides a hilarious distraction. My drawing ability is limited to stick figures, but I have done quite a few drawings for Michelle. It's a great way to do something special that costs you no money.
Michelle used to call her car Silver Bullet until she got her Volvo. She needed a new name for her car, so we came up with Silver Lunchbox. This one was not drawn freehand, because I needed to get the lunchbox shape and I could not draw a rectangle that looks like a rectangle to save my life.
I have drawn quite a few of these drawings, which I will share here over time. Stay tuned!
I ran across this article about a pizzeria in San Francisco that is turning negative reviews from Yelp! into marketing. The owner has taken the quotes from the reviews and put them onto t-shirts for employees to wear. This is brilliant for small restaurants with a group of loyal that don't care about the few people that don't like their food.
Then I began thinking, wouldn't it be great to have a Yelp! type system for people when you meet them? This would be especially great for dating. It's only a matter of time with RFID tagging before this is possible. Pretty soon you could be walking around, checking out people like this.
Yes, I spent far too long making this picture, but I think it makes my point nicely.
I was browing the web when I came across a tutorial about how to make your photos look like miniature sets by reducing the area of focus to a small section of the photo. The eye is tricked into thinking the photo is of a miniature set. I took one of my pictures from France and ran through the tutorial to create this.


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NFL Draft: Malik Willis Selected 86th Overall By Tennessee Titans
The Liberty quarterback finally gets his shot at the pros after a rebirth with the Flames.
By UDD Staff Apr 29, 2022, 10:37pm EDT
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Malik Willis' NFL career has begun as the Titans announced him as the 86th overall selection on Friday night in Las Vegas. Willis was the second quarterback selected in this year's draft in what has widely been panned as a thin quarterback class.
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— NFL (@NFL) April 27, 2022
Willis ranked No. 3 among FBS QBs in rushing yards in 2021 with 878 on 197 rushes. He was one of five FBS QBs to rank among the nation's top 50 for both passing TDs (27) & rushing TDs (13) this past season.
Willis more or less rewrote Liberty football's record books during his time with the Flames. He set new program records for Single-Game Rushing Yards by a QB (168), Single-Game Rushing TDs by a QB (4), Single-Game Passing TDs (6), Single-Game TDs Responsible For (7), Single-Season Rushing Yards by a QB (944), Single-Season Rushing TDs by a QB (14), and Single-Season TDs Responsible For (35).
Willis was also named the 2021 Bobby Bowden Trophy winner, which recognizes a college football player who "epitomizes a student-athlete of faith" by conducting himself as an exemplary model in the classroom, on the field, on campus and in the community.
.@LibertyFootball QB @malikwillis stopped to help someone in need at the Combine.
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Prior to Liberty, Willis spent the 2017 and 2018 seasons at Auburn, appearing in 15 games as a backup to Jarrett Stidham. He completed 11 passes on 14 attempts for 69 yards and a touchdown through the air. He also rushed for two touchdowns in his time at Auburn. In July of 2019, Willis transferred to Liberty and sat out the 2019 season, per the NCAA's rules at the time. Willis was 17-6 as a starter in college, with all of his starts coming at Liberty.
The Georgia native has drawn comparisons to Baltimore Ravens' QB Lamar Jackson in terms of his play style. Both are obviously effective runners and have similar measurements with Willis being an inch shorter than Jackson and ten pounds heavier. Jackson ran a 4.34 40-yard dash in the buildup to the 2017 draft. Willis declined to run the 40-yard dash at the combine, but Willis was clocked at 20-plus mph at the Reese's Senior Bowl in February.
Regardless of comparisons, Willis adds needed quarterback depth to Tennessee and could present a very high ceiling in the right system. How he fell all the way to the third round is somewhat astonishing, but here we are.


They included Carmen and Brent Melliger of St. Anthony Parish in Columbus, who brought five of their seven children.
"We want them to know that everyone should be allowed a voice," Carmen said of bringing to the walk Jacob, Thomas, Andrew, Samantha and Louis – ages 12 to eight months. It was the family's third time at the walk and Carmen estimated she had been there 15 times.
"I want our children to see us active in this movement, so they can continue the fight," Carmen said.
Tim Buresh, a member of Christ the King Parish in Omaha, expressed a similar sentiment when asked why it was important to include more than a dozen middle and high school students with a parish group of about 30 led by Father Damien Cook, pastor.
"We want them to understand the importance of life," Buresh said.
Young and old carried that message in signs that included, "Defend Life," "Huskers for Life," "Physicians for Life" and "Men Regret Lost Fatherhood," as they walked – chanting and praying – seven blocks from the state Capitol to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Student Union.
Before setting out, the crowd heard Sandy Danek, president of rally organizer Nebraska Right to Life, describe the many ways people help those struggling with unexpected pregnancies – including taking them into their own homes, praying for them at abortion clinics and volunteering at pregnancy counseling centers that often provide free ultrasounds and other medical care, as well as parenting, high school equivalency and other classes.
Anti-abortion politicians including Gov. Pete Ricketts, U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse, Rep. Don Bacon and state lawmakers pledged continued efforts to battle abortion, often speaking above a group of pro-choice protesters gathered at the edge of the pro-life crowd.
For the Melligers, Buresh, Father Cook and more than 500 others, the day began across the street from the Capitol, at St. Mary Church, for a standing-room only Mass organized by the Nebraska Catholic Conference. With Archbishop George J. Lucas presiding, the Mass included concelebrants Bishop James D. Conley of Lincoln, Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph Bishop Emeritus Robert Finn, Father Cook and numerous other priests.
Father Scott Hastings, the archdiocese's judicial vicar and vicar for clergy, gave the homily, stressing the importance of life – and even more, the importance of life in Christ.
"It's a sad thing that brings us here today," Father Hastings said. "But we have lots of good news to respond to that sadness. The glory of God, and the fullness of life in him."
And the event ended at the student union, where a young mother from Sacramento, Calif., talked about her need to reach out to other women after she began a chemically-induced abortion at a Planned Parenthood clinic, immediately regretted her decision and through the help of others reversed its effects. She continued to choose life for her son, even after Planned Parenthood officials warned her it could result in severe disabilities for her child and harm to herself.
"Zechariah is everything that Planned Parenthood said he couldn't be," Rebekah Buell said of her 3-year-old son.
Buell said she now is the outreach coordinator at a pregnancy center, and she gives talks about her experience to groups around the country.
"We can reach out to women in ways that I was not reached," Buell said.


TrueCovenanter.com: The Life, Correspondence, & Sermons of John Welch.
Sometime Minister of the Gospel in AYR.
The following documents are all excerpted from the volume of Mr. Welch's "Select Sermons," Life, & Letters published in Glasgow, 1752.
A Letter from the Publisher to the Reader.
A Letter to Dame Lillias Graham, Countess of Wigtoun.
A Prophetical Letter to Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth.
Sermons 1 & 2: Rev. 20.11,12. — On the Day of Judgment.
Sermon 23: Psalm 42:1,2,3, &c.
Sermon 47: Romans 8:1,2,3, &c.
Sermon 48: Romans 8:1-4, 18, 37, &c.
Justification by Faith Alone: An excerpt from Mr. Welch's Popery Anatomized or Reply to Gilbert Brown, first published in 1602.


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This article appeared first in the Winter 2015, issue 37.1, of "Applicator", the publication of the Sealant Waterproofing Restoration Institute (SWR Institute) and is reprinted with their permission. Through technical education, alliances, networking and fellowship, the SWR Institute seeks to raise the bar in the fields of sealant, waterproofing, and restoration practice. Membership is available to contractors, architects, engineers, consultants and manufacturers. Information is available at www.swrionline.org.
Lester Hensley talks with Applicator about his years of experience in the industry.
Applicator: You graduated in '87, and started working at EMSEAL in '90 — where did you work during those in-between years?
Lester Hensley: I worked for an organizational development- consulting firm and then for the City of Boston's Economic Development and Industrial Corporation (EDIC).
Applicator: Did you always know that you were going to work in the industry?
LH: Not at all. There was nothing at my college career services office on "expansion joints," or specified construction products for that matter that I can recall. I got into the industry through a family relationship. Family friends of ours from South Africa had started EMSEAL in the 1950s and moved it to Toronto in 1979. They set up a U.S. company based in Stamford, Connecticut. In 1990, my dad and I were asked by our friend to take over the U.S. operation. I started with the firm in August that year and dad joined me in December. Between the holidays and New Years, we moved the company up to Westborough, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. Twenty-five years later, here we are— with three facilities (two in Toronto and one in Westborough).
Applicator: Tell us about your start at EMSEAL.
LH: Initially my title was national sales manager, but, by necessity, my role was always broader than that as EMSEAL was just beginning to establish its reputation in the market. The specified construction products industry is generally quite skeptical of new technologies. This is a good thing because we're talking about the built environment, and safety and performance concerns are paramount in architects and engineers' minds. So, in addition to selling, building, and maintaining a rep force, and expanding distribution channels, I got involved in analyzing and improving our process and our product. This led to roles in organization development and product development. Based on feedback from the marketplace and on our own observations, we identified numerous opportunities for new or improved products.
Building on the success of each iteration or new product release, we grew the company and added layers of service, sales, manufacturing, and support personnel. This allowed me to increasingly focus on R&D and product innovation. With the promotion of Dan O'Hayer to president in 2014, my role today as CEO centers on product development, strategic marketing, and intellectual property strategy.
Applicator: What do you most enjoy about your work at EMSEAL?
LH: At EMSEAL, we believe in a more durable, reliable, energy efficient and safe, built environment. We contribute to the realization of this goal by offering innovative expansion joint and sealant products that work. We believe that far too much is wasted throwing good money at bad design and the installation of products that are not thoroughly conceived, detailed, and communicated. We believe that in partnership with like-minded architects, engineers, general contractors, and waterproofing and restoration contractors, it is possible to deliver watertight, lowest-total-cost- of-ownership structures to property owners. The most satisfying part of my work is when this is realized. With thorough collaboration, we can deliver a project that makes the owner happy, minimizes conflict, and allows all parties to make a profit that is not eroded by callbacks, failures, or complaints.
I love the connection my work gives me to the rest of the world — to popular and sports culture, and to the architecture and engineering of structures everywhere. I love watching a football game knowing that our product sealed the joints at Gillette, or Lambeau, Levi's, Marlins, The Tide, or the Badgers. I love going to NYC and looking up at the 600 windows of the Empire State Building, all sealed by us in partnership with others. My family thinks I'm nuts, but they continue to endure my excitement and incessant photographing of them crossing airport expansion joints in Nashville, Tampa, Barcelona, or Heathrow, or wait in the lobby shaking their heads as I run around MoMA or the Guggenheim to inspect Colorseal in the walls. And I love driving my car over every bridge and parking deck hearing that satisfying "ga-dunk" as the tires cross the joint knowing that each rumble represents an opportunity.
Applicator: Where would you like to see EMSEAL go in the next five years? Where do you see your career going?
LH: EMSEAL has never been content to follow. Our R&D mantra is "Innovate, Don't Imitate." This means that we are never content just to repeat or copy what is already on the market. It also means that we are respectful of the intellectual property of others and are inspired by those around us who are also pushing the envelope through their new ideas. Continuous improvement in process, product and our people derives from a culture in which we are willing to self-reflect and rise to the challenges brought to us by new expectations of performance from our ever-evolving industry. We are always looking for ways to improve our existing products and to invent new ones. We embrace change, and in doing so, create opportunities for expansion. Over the next five years, I expect to see EMSEAL's leadership role in expansion joint and sealant technology recognized globally. I would like to see continued growth while preserving the values on which we were founded.
Applicator: How has the industry changed over the years?
LH: Building science is ever evolving. As a result, the construction industry is a dynamic and exciting place to work. The emergence of sustainability as a benchmark for design and construction is a good example of a movement that has driven great changes in our field. In addition, world events shape our industry all the time. The events of September 11th, 2001, have had repercussions on our industry in numerous ways as we reflect on life-safety requirements and even the human-health implications of material composition. The earthquakes in Haiti and Chile five years ago provided a backdrop against which to further consider seismic design standards globally, and hurricane Sandy underscored the need to focus on the resiliency of products and the built environment in general.
Our industry has also seen the roll up through acquisition of many firms in the architectural, engineering, building product, distribution and construction company space. This is not altogether a bad thing and comes in inevitable cycles. If there is some cause for concern or caution it would be that a broad trend to conglomeration doesn't result in a dilution of innovation, creativity, specialization, and a loss of the personal connection between client and vendor.
Finally, technology has transformed our industry. In so many ways our industry is perfectly matched to what digital and communication advances offer. When was the last time you visited "the plan room," or lugged a massive role of blueprints to your takeoff desk? The power of computation, communication, and collaboration that we hold literally in the palm of our hands is transformational. You can do a shared, digitally photographed, videoed and documented condition survey on a hi-rise or historical structure while hanging on a rope; feed live video of a walkthrough of a parking deck expansion joint replacement project from the field to the office for problem solving and product selection; simultaneously share a desktop in Boston with a team of stakeholders in Chicago and Abu Dhabi as if you are in the same room. All of the aforementioned would have been mind-blowing to consider 25 years ago. CAD, 3-D CAD, BIM and the ability to have these resources available 24/7 on the Internet changed the game, too. (I still have a stack of floppy disks of our details on my desk if anyone needs one — they make a decent coaster.) Also: The ability to crowd-source solutions to problems through discussion threads on social media platforms brings the industry closer all the time. Finally, with the integration of technology with building science and advances — even in construction method — have combined to attract an unprecedented level of talent. The pool of candidates willing to embrace a career in construction fields has never been broader or more talented.
Applicator: Are there any industry trends that you're currently embracing at EMSEAL?
LH: Motivated by the previously mentioned world events, combined with a recognition that status quo structural expansion joint and sealant products fell short of modern design demands, EMSEAL invented and patented, among others, the single-unit fire and water resistant pre-compressed foam sealant (Emshield), and the non-invasively anchored, watertight and fire-rated seismic plate expansion joint system (SJS-FR). In this way, EMSEAL started a trend toward product technologies that are multi-functional, resilient, and allow for greater design and installation freedom. We continue to innovate along this trend line.
From an information technology standpoint, EMSEAL was an early adopter of tools that facilitate collaboration and customer experience. We continue to embrace breakthroughs that allow for more cost-effective delivery of solutions and service without compromising quality. In doing so, we have mastered the ability to efficiently deliver lasting solutions to projects domestically and globally.
EMSEAL is also engaged in looking ever forward. To accept the second of two innovation awards in 2014 for our bridge expansion joint sealing solution, I recently attended the TransOvation conference held at Microsoft Headquarters in Washington State. The conference is a facilitated brainstorming session in which 30-year future trends are imagined. Among the mind benders were 3-D printed buildings and bridges, and technology that would reduce — by 50 percent — the effect of gravity on vehicles. Imagining what affect these possible realities might have on structural design and other aspects of our industry, as well our company's role in it, is always stimulating.
Applicator: How do you approach training at your company?
LH: Learning through teaching is at the heart of all training at EMSEAL. Collaborative, situational training of new hires by more experienced staff is highly effective in shortening the learning curve.
Implementation of an SWR Institute-validated training program is the latest way in which continuous learning is being delivered by EMSEAL to both our market and internally over the last couple of years. It provides a learning opportunity through which we can impart our knowledge while learning from the experience of contractors, designers, distributors, and engineers who attend these sessions held about every six weeks throughout the year. We give our staff the responsibility of teaching portions of both the classroom and hands-on sessions. The validated training program has provided a structured and regular venue in which to ramp up the knowledge of our own technical service and sales staff.
Applicator: Tell us about your time with the SWR Institute — how has it affected how you do business?
LH: SWR Institute has been invaluable in providing knowledge about the broader industry. In order to effectively deliver services and products to make a difference, one needs to understand building science more generally and appreciate the context in which our products and company perform. Beyond knowledge, the SWR Institute has provided a venue to develop a network through fellowship, a place to introduce new products and technology, and a forum to learn about the positives and negatives of our products from contractors and designers. It took me a few years, but I realized that to get value from the SWR Institute, you have to get involved and give back. My years as co-chair of the program planning committee and subsequent service on the Board of Directors, combined with giving full and showcase presentations was the time over which my deepest bonds were formed with other members. I was able to contribute to the organization through some of my ideas and talents and benefit from the talents, camaraderie, and appreciation of others. I encourage anyone who is looking to maximize their benefit from the SWR Institute to get involved beyond just attending the meetings.


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Singular Genomics Systems, Inc.
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In addition to his great "Wessex Novels," Thomas Hardy wrote Wessex Talesa collection of six stories written in the s and s that, anapysis the most part, are as bleakly ironic and unforgiving as the darkest of his great novels -- Jude the Obscure. Oct 26, · Read "Wessex Tales" by Thomas Hardy available from Rakuten Kobo.
Thomas Hardy, OM (2 June – 11 January ) was an English novelist and poet. A Brand: Zhingoora Books. Neville Jason is a great reader, though. I would not hesitate to buy a book narrated by him.
Has Wessex Tales turned you off from other books in this genre. No, but now that I understand this author's vision of life, I doubt I would listen to another book by Thomas Hardy.
Which scene was your favorite. Wessex Tales is a collection of six short stories written by Hardy in the 's. If you've never read Hardy they'll serve as a good introduction to his writing. Though not as comprehensive as his major works they do contain all the ingredients that make him instantly recognisable/5(K).
Wessex Tales is an collection of tales written by Thomas Hardy, many of which are set before Hardy's birth in Through them, Thomas Hardy talks about nineteenth century marriage, grammar, class status, how men and women were viewed, medical diseases and more. Sep 15, · How to download e-book.
Press button "GET DOWNLOAD LINKS" and wait 20 bii-va.com time is necessary for searching and sorting links. One button - 15 links for downloading the book "Wessex Tales" in all e-book formats!%().May 10, · tragic and comic tales of the rural past.
Thomas Hardy is one of the few major novelists (bii-va.comce was another) who is equally celebrated as a poet and a writer of short stories. Wessex Tales is a collection of his best-known tales which he shaped and re-shaped during his lifetime.
It gathers together incidents, anecdotes, and folk memories.Nov 07, · Wessex tales: that is to say, The three strangers, A tradition of eighteen hundred and four, The melancholy hussar, The withered arm, Fellow-townsmen, Interlopers at the Knap, The distracted preacher.
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UnitedHealth is accused of $1 billion in overcharges. But even legitimate payments threaten to undermine the program.
Top: Private insurers have exploited Medicare's payment system in recent years, costing taxpayers tens of billions of dollars.
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The Justice Department is accusing a major health insurance company of fraudulently manipulating its payments from the popular Medicare Advantage program, reporting extra diagnoses to exaggerate how sick some of its beneficiaries were.
Private insurers have exploited Medicare's payment system in recent years, costing taxpayers tens of billions of dollars.
In the scheme of things, the alleged overcharge by UnitedHealth Group — more than $1 billion from 2010 to 2015 — is not enormous. But along with reports of ongoing government investigations against other private insurers, the case points to systemic problems that could drive up costs and threaten the stability of Medicare, which provides health insurance to 55 million Americans, most of them 65 and older.
A Center for Public Integrity investigation in 2014 showed that various health plans have exploited Medicare Advantage's payment system in recent years, costing taxpayers tens of billions of dollars. A study in the journal Health Affairs in February 2017 showed that non-fraudulent diagnoses by health insurers could cost an additional $199 billion in the next 10 years.
And the American Health Care Act passed by the House last month includes changes to Medicare that would cut into its revenue while increasing costs, raising the specter of earlier insolvency.
At the heart of the Justice Department action against UnitedHealth is an established government formula used to determine how much to pay health plans participating in Medicare Advantage, an alternative to traditional fee-for-service Medicare. Advantage beneficiaries obtain care from private insurers, managed plans or HMOs, such as UnitedHealth. About 15.6 million people were enrolled in the program in 2016, according to Kaiser Family Foundation.
Payments to Advantage plans are based in part on how sick their enrollees are, which itself is based mainly on the diagnoses for each enrollee. Insurers thus have an incentive to increase what experts call "coding intensity" — to find and report as many diagnoses as they can, thereby increasing enrollees' "risk scores." Higher scores yield higher payments to insurers. (By contrast, conventional Medicare pays fees to health care providers for every medical visit or procedure.)
UnitedHealth allegedly reviewed patients' medical charts for opportunities to add diagnoses and thus receive more government money. The reviews also identified mistaken diagnoses that should have been removed and reported to the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare, which oversees these two government programs. But UnitedHealth reportedly withheld that information, and continued to receive taxpayer-generated payments.
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None left in Oxford , England . The once great Howes of Oxford, Osborns Models (though now moved 180 miles away) , Victors in London-the list is endless. Our main supplier of American n gauge in the southern UK has a great range, but is mail- order only. Crippling business rates and overheads have killed many a small business here in the UK. That and the endless search for the best price tempting people to the internet. Now the manufacturers are delivering the final blow by hiking prices. I don't mind paying more , but want better QC and detail . The quality of my latest purchases was appalling. No way to try before you buy on the internet!
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Well, we had two hobby outlets in my town, which sold trains, accessories and supplies. But both of their downfalls were due to mismanagement/mis-ownership. One had a great guy with a good following in their train section, but the owner was simply incompetent when it came to understanding what he needed to make it go. And that owner continuously meddled until it was unrecoverable.
The other, again those owners just did not know enough about model railroading. Stocked a very minimal amount, but would order anything you wanted- at full list price and higher, while you sat and waited. Meanwhile anyone could order direct from an e-tailer and have it one or more weeks quicker, not to mention price. DUH. Sales simply diminished until the point of no return. When they did stock a decent inventory, sales, even at full blown retail were good. Bad decision, which put them out of business.
Wasn't there also a fire, affiliated with the demise of Allied?
Yes, the fire took place not long before the stock was to be auctioned off. The longtime owner decided to rent the big building to a tenant who would pay more in rent than the store was making as a train shop, but a guy who worked there quit ten years earlier to go into a new career because the owner had been hinting that was what he'd do for years even then. Another big store in the area, The Original Whistle Stop, bought the inventory and moved into a smaller place across the street. I think this may have put a strain on The Original Whistle Stop partnership, as the more customer-oriented guy, Brian, left not too long after they took over the Allied name. After that, Allied seemed mostly to be selling the remaining inventory.
The best-run store in SoCal is now Arnie's Trains in Westminster. Another good one is The Train Shack in Burbank. The Original Whistle Stop is stuck in a Japanese-Korean brass, pre-DCC time warp, probably paying for the errors in business judgment connected with buying Allied.
I have always wondered about the business model of buying someone else's long time non-selling inventory, and expecting it to somehow magically sell because its in a new store. It has to be really discounted to start, so I hope they paid perhaps 10 cents on the dollar, because they can only sell it at 25-50% of retail after some point. It's biggest value is to boost the supposed eye candy of having a lot of stock.
Alaska had two hobby shops (in Anchorage) that were the "combination" type (train, plastic planes, RC, etc) and one owner retired. Bummer! The remaining shop has always stocked about 1/10th of the other store. Alaska isn't the biggest model railroad venue but there are multiple clubs. Now it's internet or order from Seattle (1500 miles). Even though I lived in Fairbanks, a friend worked at the defunct shop and would buy things for me, take it to the airport and get it on our company plane (no postage and no HAZMAT falderall). Fast delivery, no postage. But Hobby Craft is no more.
I notice that The Original Whistle Stop in Pasadena has dropped its listing in the MR directory -- not sure exactly when this happened, but not long ago, it had a listing, and the listing was highlighted. The other remaining model railroad stores in the area seem to be prosperous. I think the Whistle Stop lost its customer focus when Brian left the partnership, but the store has always focused on super-high markup items like books and brass, neglecting staples and selling off ordinary items like kits or lower price items like vehicles. Never did much with DCC. I think if there's a good market area and the store owner is quick on his feet, he can survive.
Just noticed this thread. Sorry to hear about the news! I think we're all experiencing this pain, slowly but surely.
My city has a generic Hobby shop (HobbyTown?) and it has some train stuff, but their big thing is RC and drones.
Dan, I missed your reply and I don't know if you're still in the area, but you'll also want to check out Mikes hobby shop in Jeannette, PA. If you are using the PA Turnpike, get off the Irwin exit.
In SoCal, Arnies did the purchase of inventory. Milepost 38 was fairly thriving so it was a no brainer. Then keep the name for the Tinplate and large scale.
While MP 38 was an easier drive from the theme parks when down there AND of course, the Action from across the st. Arnies is by far one of the best shops I've patronized. Always something interesting in there on the used table too. I went int the Original Whistlestop I think 2ish years ago when I was in Pasadena for a Wedding. It seemed to have decent stock.
Up here in Sac, Railroad Hobbies in Roseville is solid although I'm not always excited by the business practices of the owner.
Roger's down in Lodi and Western Depot up in Yuba City are very very good. I like Roger's, because there's a Children's museum, Wine tasting, antiquing and other family friendly activities making it easy to make a day of it.
Rogers adn Western Depot are both great shops, just wish I could get by them more (I never seem to be that far away from home anymore) but I do stop whenever I'm in the area. Second on what you said about Railroad Hobbies.
This is not a case of b&m versus etailer! That argument is a horse beaten to death. False in it's entirety.
This is a failure of individuals to understand business and economic history. What was yesterday, is not true tomorrow. Businesses will always come and go. Some here briefly, others of lengthy tenure. No matter. Time marches on. Support who you choose. Shop as you must. There are no sins here.
Just remember that 100 years ago, the primary vehicle was horse drawn. The carriage, harness, and work horse breeding industries went out of business due to cars and trucks. For the USA, WWI was just about all horse drawn, by WWII it was all vehicles for the most part. Change is always hard to adjust to, but, some industries will expand and grow, other shrink and fail. This is economics.
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I dread the day I hear another 'quality' hobby shop closes it's doors. Here in South Florida we had a large and very popular full service hobby shop which closed down in 1999. It had been a local iconic location for about 50 years. They had some inventory control issues and never really thought of the internet as a real threat. The combination of overstocking items that didn't sell and no thought of on-line business even though it was early formative years of internet (they did have a mail order business IIRC). That coupled with the gravitation of many younger people to Play Station and other gaming consoles instead of most hobby shop stuff made keeping that large store open. The other two hobby shop which have a focus on model railroading don't seem to be doing very well... and the ownership is aging... no likely related successors. I still go to one of them every so often to buy Micro-Trains or magazines... but... I honestly have a hard time buying high priced loco from them instead of the on-line store with big discounts. If these stores fail... I probably can blame myself for choosing high value purchases from on-line sources outside of Florida for the savings.
Unfortunately, local hobby shops are likely all dead. Some of them just don't know it yet. This is no different than local stereo shops, video rental shops, camera stores, etc. It just happens with a changing world. It isn't anybody's "fault." Not the manufacturers and not the consumers. It's an electronic/internet world now. There is still money to be made, it just isn't any longer in a local brick and mortar. Also, as with anything like this, it is extremely competitive and a businessman needs to have some special skills/talents/situation to survive. If you're a 100+ year old company who has kept pace and embraced on-line sales with real time inventory and low prices, you can survive and make a few bucks as well. If you're a small town operator who thinks you deserve to make a living by having a "friendly" shop with full MSRP pricing; then you are likely doomed to failure. That's not an indictment. Just reality. Personally, I'm not lamenting anything. The few local shop proprietors who I've crossed paths with have left few fond memories. I have fonder thoughts of some of the on-line retailers who are better businessmen and, perhaps, nicer people. (best wishes with your retirement Pete, always enjoy dealing with you Scott, hope to stop in your shop sometime Mike).
The problem I see with loosing LHS' in most locations in the country is the ability to see the items before buying... testing locomotives before finding out they are faulty or poorly constructed. The savings from online shopping could evaporate if you have to keep shipping items back to the online vendor... or worse some manufacturers.
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Julia Roberts headed to Apple TV+ with limited series backed by producer Reese Witherspoon
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(LOS ANGELES) — Oscar winner Julia Roberts is headed back to the small screen, this time for Apple TV+. Fellow Academy Award winner Reese Witherspoon, who stars in and produces The Morning Show for the streaming service, is producing a limited run drama series for Roberts, based on the upcoming book The Last Thing He Told Me.
Laura Dave's as-yet-unreleased novel centers on Roberts' character, a woman named Hannah, who finds a mysterious message when her husband disappears: "Protect her." The message alludes to her teenage stepdaughter, with whom she has a complicated relationship, to say the least. Hannah must not only watch over the young woman, but also unravel the mystery of why her father vanished.
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Q: Mouse cursor freezes randomly with Intel GMA 950 I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 its installed using Wubi, dual boot with Windows.
It's fresh install.
Randomly mouse cursor freezes and can't click anything on the screen. I can move mouse but can't click.
"It causes when select a text something" So I'm using keyboard to to reboot system.
Then it back to normal after reboot. Tried with unplugging-plugging mouse don't work.
PC: Asus laptop with Intel GMA 950 graphic card. A4 tech optical mouse.
Ubuntu 10.10 completely updated and upgraded.
How can I get around this?

A: You can try to add the X-Updates PPA to your software sources.
To do so you only need to enter
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates

in a Terminal window. After doing that you'll need to check for software updates.

A: I had similar problem on an Acer laptop, and read somewhere that removing and reinserting the mouse driver can help. It worked for me so later i added the command to the end of the boot-process (around rcX.d S99 ).
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The Vikings caused their fans heartbreak once again, but not before giving SKOLnation all sorts of epic moments. Here are my top five games, which ones stood out to you?
Josh Limesand
The Vikings were eliminated in Wild Card Weekend, but to take a break from moping, I've decided to relive some of my favorite games from this past season. In a season full of exciting football for our Vikings, here are my top five.
Number Five: Vikings Vs. Packers Week One
One of two victories for the Vikings that was by more than one possession, the purple started the season with high hopes after a 23-7 victory over the rival Packers. New signing Za'Darius Smith made an impact, and Justin Jefferson made the Packers' secondary look silly.
Maybe try not leaving Justin Jefferson wide open? 🤷♂
pic.twitter.com/km58Mgx1c5— Bovada (@BovadaOfficial) September 11, 2022
In my elation after the victory, I made the claim that the Vikings had become the best team in the NFC North. Thankfully, they backed me up by winning the division, but this game was more than that. It was the tone-setter for a magical regular season, and even after the Vikings' late-season loss to the Pack, I do think they are still the class of the north. In fact, Detroit scares me more than Green Bay next year as the Vikings defend their division title, but that is a conversation for another day.
Number Four: Vikings Vs. Bears Week Five
I'm not sure how many would choose this game for this list, and for good reason. The Bears were much too close for comfort throughout, and there was definite fear the Vikings would lose this game. But, a clutch late drive to take a 29-22 lead was this team's M.O. in a lot of their wins.
Further, the game-sealing strip by Cam Dantzler on former Vikings' wide receiver Ihmir Smith-Marsette was awesome.
Cam Dantzler strips Ihmir Smith-Marsette for the game winner pic.twitter.com/57IiV0nldC— Sean Borman (@SeanBormanNFL) October 9, 2022
Dantzler was on his way to a great season before battling injuries throughout, but this play was representative of his aggressive improvement. Additionally, it was one of many statement moments by this Vikings' squad that proved their resiliency on numerous occasions.
Number Three: Vikings Vs. Patriots Week 12
In Week 11 the Vikings were methodically dismantled by Tony Pollard and the Dallas Cowboys. They were clobbered 40-3 and there were virtually no positives to take from this game. Then, they had a prime time bout on Thanksgiving against a Patriots team that boasted a great defense and playoff aspirations.
It was another close game, but the Vikings edged the Pats at home, 33-26. This game was huge for many reasons, but here are the three I will put at the top of the list:
Kene Nwangwu had a 97-yard kick return for a touchdown, and it tied the game at 23. This was a huge play at the time, and was representative of this team's clutch gene throughout the regular season.
Kirk Cousins played well in prime time, which is important because there are still some who think he cannot complete passes after five in the afternoon. He threw for 299 yards and three touchdowns in this one.
The defense gave us hope. The Vikings' defense wasn't good in this game, but the outcomes of the Patriots' fourth-quarter drives were 1) Punt, 2) Punt 3) Turnover on downs, and 4) End of game. The defense was not as good as it needed to be, as per usual, but it showed the fans that it could come up in the clutch, albeit against a below-average offense.
Number Two: Vikings Vs. Colts Week 15
Somehow, the greatest comeback in the history of the NFL is not the Vikings' best game of the 2022-23 season, but it came darn close. In Week 15, the Vikings were coming off of a tough loss to their division-rival Detroit Lions in which the Lions were clearly the better team. Then, they started what should have been their "get right" game by spotting the Colts 17 points after a slew of early miscues.
A fake punt and a pick-six added to the Colts' lead, and at halftime the Vikings found themselves down 33-0. But in the second half the Vikings finally started to play. I am going to give the game ball to K.J. Osborn, who had a monstruous 10-catch, 157 yard day. Here are all of his highlights, and at the :30 mark of the Youtube video you can see the play that I think sparked the whole comeback for the Vikes. The amount of "championship vibes" I got from this game was insane, which is about as insane as thinking the Vikings had "championship vibes" throughout the season.
Number One: Vikings Vs. Bills Week 10
The most unforgettable (I guess that means best?) game for me was the Week 10 masterpiece in Buffalo. The game had everything: big plays, clutch moments, mistakes, and of course, the catch.
@VikeFans #4 Greatest Viking Comeback. 11/13/2022. The recent comeback vs the Bills to win 33-30 in OT. Down as many as 17, against a quality opponent in a road venue that is hard to play in. Craziest twists & turns and Justin Jefferson catch of a lifetime. pic.twitter.com/qebmmP6Iky— VikeFans (@VikeFans) December 18, 2022
I couldn't resist including more highlights, but the catch is at about the 1:20 mark of the video. The crazinesss of the game, combined with Jefferson's catch, made this game one of the best Vikings' games I've seen. And when you factor in the statement it made for a Vikings team still looking for respect, it is quite possibly the single greatest regular season Vikings game in my lifetime. While many would say they were still frauds and that they were lucky to get the win, they still went into Buffalo, came from behind, and beat the Josh Allen-led, Super Bowl-contending Bills. This was a no-brainer for me as the best game I saw all season.
Week 16 versus the New York Giants. It didn't make the cut for me because I was already thinking playoffs, and I was a little worried at how competitive the Giants were. My fears were realized in the playoffs, but the fact that we won this game on a franchise-record, 61-yard field goal, was great. Greg Joseph has had his issues, and so has everyone who has kicked in a purple-and-gold uniform, so it was great to see him come through.
Week Nine versus the Washington Commanders. This game may get forgotten in years to come, but I look back fondly now on this ugly win. The Commanders were a weird team all year, but when they were on, their defense was colossal. We struggled against their front all game, but found a way to eke out a win in the end, on another Greg Joseph field goal of course. Last, I'm giving this honorable mention to call out anyone who thinks the Vikings got lucky all year, because we would not have had to kick a game winner if the Commanders hadn't gotten this lucky play.
Listen as Vikings radio analyst LOSES IT on the officials after back judge takes out Cam Bynum leading to #Commanders TD! #kfanvikes #vikings
Listen to the call —> https://t.co/dXgvS0GS3f pic.twitter.com/KWeCdRDbcj— KFAN1003 (@KFAN1003) November 6, 2022
You Play To Win The Game
I am all too used to the feeling of falling flat in the playoffs, but as I mentioned at the beginning, I'm trying to take a break from moping and criticizing this team's playoff performance.
Instead, I want to focus on the regular season we had that was full of wins that were not easy to obtain. This Vikings' squad was resilient, poised under pressure, and a hell of a lot of fun to watch. If the core guys come back next year hungry, and with (obviously) an improved defense, I think this team will give us less crazy regular season memories, and instead a deep playoff run.
How would you rank the games this season? Have you moved on from the playoff loss? Let me know, @Jlime8 on Twitter, and keep coming back to Stadium Rant during the off-season!
In this article:Buffalo Bills, Cam Dantzler, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Greg Joseph, Ihmir Smith-Marsette, Josh Allen, Justin Jefferson, K.J. Osborn, Kene Nwangwu, Kirk Cousins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New York Giants, NFL, Tony Pollard, Washington Commanders, Za'Darius Smith
Written By Josh Limesand
I am a lifelong Vikings fan who ascribes to the maddening cliche, "There's always next year." As an eternal optimist I fully expect the Vikings to win the Super Bowl each and every year, so that should give you some understanding as to the level of my delusion. This delusion may, at times, sneak into my articles. If that's bothersome, my apologies. I am also a passionate husband, father, and teacher, and I enjoy writing about the Vikings for Stadium Rant!
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Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin
American Masters | Release Date: April 19, 2019
Summary: Decades before Hogwarts, Ursula K. Le Guin invited young readers to wizard school in her classic Earthsea fantasy series, and dazzled the science fiction world with masterworks like The Left Hand of Darkness and The Dispossessed. Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin tells the groundbreaking author's story in her own words, sprinkled with stunning animation and commentary from literary luminaries like Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, David Mitchell, and Michael Chabon. Produced with Le Guin's participation over ten years, Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin is a breathtaking journey through the late writer's career and her worlds, both real and fantastic.
Runtime: 68 min
Genres: Documentary
Arwen Curry Director
Arwen Curry Written By
David Mitchell Himself
Michael Chabon Himself
Neil Gaiman Himself
Ursula K. Le Guin Herself
Arwen Curry Producer
Camille Servan-Schreiber Co-Producer
Jason Andrew Cohn Co-Producer
Jason Cohn Co-Producer
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