Mariah Carey's "shade dispenser" status has been established almost as long as her reign atop of the charts. Indeed, the legendary diva is renown for her quick-witted responses and brisk dismissal of tomfoolery.
Hence, it was little surprise that the singer adopted this approach when addressing her "beef" with Nicki Minaj in a sit-down interview with Barbara Walters on Nightline last night.
Famed for asking questions the people really want answers to, Walters quizzed Carey on the drama with her fellow American Idol judge, motherhood, marriage, and more.
The segment also featured Mimi working on patriotic cut 'Bring It On Home' and another piano-driven number – the latter of which believed to be a track from her upcoming album.


We use VRLA (Valve Regulated Lead Acid), in series connected gel batteries, as standard. The capacity of the batteries is 12V/210Ah(C20)(equivalent to a current of 10.5A per hour per battery unit). The battery storage can be connected as desired in series and, if required, via an inverter in 220V/50HZ (i.e. household current).
We use this battery storage for "free" refueling of electric cars. Here, the electricity generated by our E-CARPORT is cached during the day and can be used at night to refuel an e-car.
There are nine photovoltaic modules on the roof surface of our e-carport. These modules generate 12V DC, which is cached in our battery storage. On the one hand, our intelligent inverters are used to charge the battery storage and automatically switch to 220V when the electric car is loaded. Thus, up to 3,7kW per hour can be loaded into the electric car via our wallbox.
All electric vehicles can be charged with our battery storage!
THERE ARE NO LIMITS AT THE LAYOUT OF OUR BATTERY STORAGE SISTEMS. OUR GEL BATTERIES ARE MAINTENANCE FREE.


Halifax, NS – Postsecondary students will have access to improved mental health literacy and on-campus mental health care with Pathway through Mental Health Care for Postsecondary Settings. Led by Dr. Stan Kutcher, a renowned expert in adolescent mental health, the three-year initiative is supported by over $600,000 in funding from Medavie Health Foundation.
Pathway through Mental Health Care for Postsecondary Settings will build on proven youth mental health components to create, evaluate and disseminate a comprehensive and effective campus mental health framework. The framework, which will be field tested at postsecondary campuses in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, could serve as a model across Canada and internationally. Participating institutions include Mount Saint Vincent University, Saint Mary's University, St. Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia Community College, and Holland College.
Pathway through Mental Health Care for Postsecondary Settings was launched this morning at Saint Mary's University with partner, postsecondary and student representatives in attendance.
Since late 2011, the Foundation has committed almost $7.5 million to over 50 single and multi-year grant and partnership programs, some of which have yet to be announced.
Approaches to campus mental health in Canada are fragmented; many lack evidence of effectiveness and are often focused on mental health awareness/ promotion rather than improving mental health literacy and access to care. Smaller institutions may face additional challenges in developing and implementing effective evidence-based interventions.
Most mental disorders (about 70%) can be diagnosed before age 25, with postsecondary education populations at highest risk for the onset of these illnesses. The most common high-volume, low-intensity mental disorders of this group include depression, anxiety disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. This is also a period of risk for substance misuse and addiction.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people aged 15 to 34 after accidents. In 2012, suicide accounted for 28% of deaths among youth aged 15 to 19, and 25% among young adults aged 20 to 24.
Medavie Health Foundation is funded by Medavie Blue Cross and Medavie EMS as part of a long-term commitment to make a lasting impact in the communities where our employees and customers live and work. The Foundation is focused on two core causes of particular concern to Canadians – child and youth mental health and type 2 diabetes. It aims to bring organizations and communities together through collaborative multi-year partnerships and to support grassroots, community-based initiatives through an annual grants program. For more information and to sign up for our e-newsletter, visit us at medaviehealthfoundation.ca.
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Our unguided Alaska fishing boats can seat six people and will fish four rods. The canvas top, welded windshield and helm steering will keep you and your gear dry all day.
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We have two (2) 21′ North River Seahawks for couples or 2-person groups.
North River Seahawk headed to the fishing grounds near Chinook Shores Lodge in Ketchikan, Alaska.


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Q: In Thymeleaf, how can I choose the th:selected value for an HTML selector based on the current model object? From the following controller, I pass a list of resource values, i.e. serviceRequestList into the model, which I then bind an HTML selector (drop-down menu). On this page, however, exists a single object, ServiceRequestDO. I want the selector to default to the value of the present object, so that when changes are saved the user doesn't have to remember what all the values initially were and then reset them. Makes sense, right? Is there some Thymeleaf condition that will match the value of the present model object for some field to the selector that should be selected by default?
ServiceRequestController:
@RequestMapping(value = "edit/{id}", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    String GetEditDetails(Model model, Principal principal, @PathVariable("id") Long id, @Valid @ModelAttribute(value = "requestModel") RequestModel requestModel, BindingResult bindingResult, RedirectAttributes redirectAttributes)
    {
        UserDO currentUser = userRepository.findOneByInitialName(principal.getName());

        // Redirect to index if user is not a manager
        if (currentUser.getRole() != Role.MANAGER) {
            return "redirect:/index";
        }

        ServiceRequestDO service = serviceRequestRepository.findById(id);
        model.addAttribute("service", service);

        model.addAttribute("currentUser", currentUser);
        model.addAttribute("requestModel", new RequestModel());

        List<ServiceRequestTypeResource> serviceRequestList = serviceRequestTypeRepository.findAll();
        List<SubServiceRequestTypeResource> subServiceRequestTypeList = subServiceRequestTypeRepository.findAll();
        List<ServiceLineTypeResource> serviceLineList = serviceLineRepository.findAll();
        List<ProductTypeResource> productList = productRepository.findAll();
        List<CustomerNameTypeResource> customerNameList = customerNameRepository.findAll();
        List<LocalTeamTypeResource> localTeamList = localTeamRepository.findAll();

        serviceRequestList.sort(null);
        subServiceRequestTypeList.sort(null);
        serviceLineList.sort(null);
        productList.sort(null);
        customerNameList.sort(null);
        localTeamList.sort(null);

        /* Drop-Down List */
        model.addAttribute("serviceRequestList", serviceRequestList);
        model.addAttribute("subServiceRequestList", subServiceRequestTypeList);
        model.addAttribute("serviceLineList", serviceLineList);
        model.addAttribute("productList", productList);
        model.addAttribute("customerNameList", customerNameList);
        model.addAttribute("localTeamList", localTeamList);

        return "edit";
    }

HTML:

      Service Request Type

      <select th:name="*{serviceRequestType}">
         <option th:each="serviceRequestItem : ${serviceRequestList}"
            th:value="${serviceRequestItem}"
            th:text="${serviceRequestItem}"
            th:selected="${service.serviceRequestType}">
         </option>
      </select>

With the template above, the selector just defaults to the bottom value in the list, regardless of the present object model's value for ${service.serviceRequestType}, for example.

A: If I understand everything correctly, I would go like that (created a simple example):
@GetMapping("/test/{id}")
public String test(Model model, @PathVariable("id") long id) {
    //This part represent your serviceRequestRepository.findById(id);
    User requestedUser = new User(id, "User " + id);
    model.addAttribute("requestedUser", requestedUser);

    //List of users represent your serviceRequestTypeRepository.findAll();
    List<User> users = new ArrayList<>();
    users.add(new User(1, "User 1"));
    users.add(new User(2, "User 2"));
    users.add(new User(3, "User 3"));

    model.addAttribute("users", users);

    return "test";
}

And your select looks like that:
<select th:name="*{requestedUser}">
  <option th:each="user : ${users}"
     th:value="${user.id}"
     th:text="${user.name}"
     th:selected="${requestedUser.id == user.id}">
  </option>
</select>

If you enter now http://localhost:8080/test/2 the second user is selected:
<option value="1">User 1</option>
<option selected="selected" value="2">User 2</option>
<option value="3">User 3</option>

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For the past several years, the pharmaceutical industry has been relying on a model that sometimes resembles Hollywood studios. Rather than use their resources to build every medicine from scratch, the biggest drug makers increasingly look outside their own labs to buy a company or license a compound and then use their financial, regulatory and marketing muscle in hopes of creating a hit.
So how is that working out? A new analysis says not so well, at least for most companies. With few exceptions, most drug makers did not end up using their capital efficiently to make acquisitions between 2004 and 2014, according to the analysis by the McKinsey consulting firm. Similarly, few drug makers succeeded in forging licensing deals that generated blockbuster products.


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Q: Extracting Data from OrderedDict So i have a firebase database

and this is my code to get specific data
db = firebase.database()
test = db.child("Users").order_by_child("IDNumber").equal_to(222333123).get().val()

print(test)

then the result returns as an OrderedDict

OrderedDict([('Ays', {'Ays': 'Baby', 'IDNumber': 222333123})])

i want to extract the data and have Ays = Baby and IDNumber = 222333123 as two separate variables. i tried using .items() and putting it into list but i can't seem to separate it. is there any other way?

A: There can be several items in the OrderedDict. It is always safe to iterate the list
from collections import OrderedDict
od = OrderedDict([('Ays', {'Ays': 'Baby', 'IDNumber': 222333123}), ('Ays1', {
    'Ays1': 'Baby1', 'IDNumber1': 222333123})])

for val in od.values():
    for k, v in val.items():
        print(k, v)

Output:
Ays Baby
IDNumber 222333123
Ays1 Baby1
IDNumber1 222333123

A: You can use .values() to extract key, value
>>> d = OrderedDict([('Ays', {'Ays': 'Baby', 'IDNumber': 222333123})])
>>> list(d.values())
[{'Ays': 'Baby', 'IDNumber': 222333123}]


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Chapter 12 - Heading for Home
ivers Inlet - for British Columbians, the name conjures up images of fantastic salmon abundance. For all of known history until the late 1900s, this inlet and watershed produced sockeye salmon runs that sustained first nations settlements, then ten or more canneries and hundreds of families. Salmon replaced fur trading in the evolution of coastal life in B.C., and the sockeye fishery in Rivers Inlet played a major role. I fished here for a few years in the 80s, when the stock levels were about 1/4 of historic levels. By the mid 90s sockeye stocks were down to about 5%, commercial fishing was closed, and no one knew for sure what had happened. Was it overfishing, or logging, or climate change, or offshore interception? The only sure thing was that Rivers Inlet was never going to be the same again.
With those less-than-pleasant thoughts in mind, we head up Darby Channel, eagerly anticipating Dawson's Landing. This had been one of the main centres on the coast when I was fishing, with a good store, fuel dock, and regular float plane service. We often had to jog for position off the fuel dock waiting our turn. Not today. We strain to see some sign that it's actually open. It is, and we take on some fuel and other supplies, but the overwhelming feeling here is that Dawson's can't figure out how to fit into the new Rivers Inlet reality. We leave feeling a bit nostalgic, and head across the inlet to tour past some old cannery sites. Many of them have been converted into sport fishing lodges, some with permanent residents, since the decline in spring and coho populations hasn't been nearly as dramatic as sockeye. The inflow is strong this afternoon and we're glad to tuck in behind the islands by Good Hope, then down past Wadhams and into Johnston Bay for the night.
Johnston Bay is alive with jumping pink salmon, so I don my "Humpies from Hell" T-shirt and we take turns casting buzz bombs off the bow. Later we unload the kayaks and paddle around a bit - Johnston Creek looks like it might be interesting at high tide tomorrow morning - might find a grizzly looking for a snack. The navigable part of the creek proves to be just a couple of hundred yards the next morning, with no grizzlies in sight, but we do find a lovely old log cabin, and we leave a note in their log book.
The forecast isn't good for getting around Cape Caution, and the outlook period has gales and lots of rain, so we decide to give Duncanby Landing a try. A former B.C. Packers fish camp, new owners have upgraded the docks and restaurant, and have some on-shore accomodation as well. It's pretty pleasant, and the forecast gales and rain arrive, so we end up spending three nights here, enjoying chef Dean Bond's cooking, catching up on a few boat chores, and doing some work on the web page. The dinghy filled nearly to overflowing - must have been more than 6" of rain.
Finally the weather breaks, and we get a late-morning start. Conditions are similar to our northbound rounding of Cape Caution, not much wind, but a big leftover swell. Both lighthouses on the route, Egg Island and Pine Island, were calling the swell "low to moderate", and West Sea Otter buoy was reporting 1.5 metres, We plot a course into Smith Sound in case things get ugly, but it proves to be manageable and we carry on, ducking inside Table Island to make a quick lunch, just as we did on the way up. Our goal is Blunden Harbour , so we take the mainland route, down Richards Channel with a scenic cut through the Jeannette Islands. Blunden Harbour looks like it could be a great destination anchorage, with the big lagoon and the old Kwakiutl village site. Emily Carr made the well-known "Blunden Harbour" painting from a photograph taken here in 1912. It's late by the time we arrive however, and we're on the march home, so we have to leave exploration for another trip
The next morning, August 22, it's sunny as we lift the anchor but we slip right into thick fog at the entrance, and don't see much at all until we enter Trainer Passage a few hours later. About half way there suddenly a Dall's Porpoise slashes out of the fog and across the bow, then there's about half a dozen of them. They're very fast and hard to photograph, not hamming it up for the camera like the Pacific White Sided Dolphins we had encountered in Hecate Strait. Just as suddenly they're gone. The fog lifts once we get into the Broughton Archipelago, and we enjoy the scenery as we wind down into Waddington Bay . It's blowing about 25 knots here, but we set the prawn traps and crab trap, and launch the kayaks anyway, and thoroughly enjoy exploring the islets and channels.
We get a few prawns for our trouble, and only some undersize crabs, and the next morning we head out for a quick stop at Echo Bay , just a few miles up Cramer Passage. Echo Bay has been a mainstay of Broughton Archipelago cruisers and residents for many years, but it's currently up for sale, future unknown. We inquire about the price of gas - $5.85 per imperial gallon - their pump is still in imperial gallons! (1 imperial gallon = 160 oz, or 5 US quarts, or 4.546 litres) That makes it almost $1.30/litre, a new record for the trip. We put some in anyway, and then make use of their wireless internet connection to check email and update the web site - it's the first chance we've had to update the site since leaving Queen Charlotte City 18 days ago. We enjoy a surprise visit with Gib and Dorothy, who had been up in Fife Sound, and then head back down Cramer Passage where Gib has spotted a black bear swimming across the channel. We leave them at Waddington Bay and turn south, down across Knight Inlet past Mamalilaculla, then through Beware Passage and back up Clio Channel. We see lots of prawn traps near Lagoon Cove, and are tempted by the lively-looking marina, but we press on through the Blow Hole, past a closed and deserted Minstrel Island to anchor in Cutter Cove .
We can't find much to hold us here in Cutter Cove - the crabs are small and the wind has blown all night, so we're off early heading down through Chatham Channel and out Port Harvey into Johnstone Strait. We feel a strong pull to the right toward Robson Bight and some orca viewing, but the pull home is stronger. We stick to the mainland shore and find ourselves traveling with a bunch of gillnetters until we turn in to Port Neville . Erica gives us a tour of the museum and then introduces us to her mother Norma. They're Hansens, and their family has been here for more than 100 years, finding various ways to make a living through the ever-changing coastal landscape.
From Port Neville we had been planning to retrace our route through the Yucultas ( fisherman pronounce this "yucca-taws"), but Johnstone Strait is pleasant, and we had chatted about anchorages on the Discovery Passage side with George and JoAnne Benson on the Teal, a much-improved Coronado 25 sloop. George sailed this boat here from San Francisco, and has cruised this coast in her for the last few years. He's also published a wonderful book about harbour-hopping up the coast - Cruising the Northwest Coast - From the Golden Gate to Port Angeles. So when we get to Fanny Island, at the point where Sunderland Channel branches off from Johnstone Strait, we bear to the right and enjoy a real sleigh ride down through Race Passage, occasionally seeing 11 knots on the GPS. The current is fickle, and we sometimes drop back to under 8 knots, then we catch it again, and back up to 10 or 11. The wind is westerly behind us, and starting to build a bit as we start thinking about an anchorage for the night. We cruise in behind Turn Island, but it seems exposed to the NW, and the wind is forecast to rise to 25 knots. We're hungry and weary, but a restful night seems worth one more hour, and we head up Nodales Channel, then in past Thurston Bay Marine Park, which looks lovely and busy, to the deepest part of Cameleon Harbour , where we enjoy a perfectly quiet night.
We're away early the next morning to time the rapids in Okisollo Channel on our way to the Octopus Islands. It's pretty foggy, but the radar helps us avoid all the sport fishing boats, and once we're into Okisollo Channel the fog lifts altogether. We dawdle along with a couple of very shy Harbour Porpoises trying for a decent photo, but no luck. We slip through the narrows a half hour early, and find anchorage in the shallow western-most bay in Octopus Islands Marine Park . This is another perfectly quiet anchorage - even with a saiboat out in front with Dad and three sons - it's laundry day, and Dad jokes they get clean underwear once a week whether they need it or not. Later the boys row over with some sort of butterscotch-oatmeal squares they had baked, and I let them know it's a perfect birthday present.
As we leave in the morning, August 26, we realize that this will be the last 'new' anchorage for us, and that we'll soon be back in our home cruising grounds. We head out through Hole in the Wall, across Calm Channel through Raza Pass and Pryce Channel, then down Waddington Channel to Prideaux Haven , seeing familiar sights again and looking forward to a swim. We stern tie next to a large boat that runs their genset 18 hours a day whether they're on board or not, and keeps lights burning all day to provide a bit of a load. It's such an opposite way to experience the coast than we're used to - oh well, off come the kayaks and we paddle up the pass to Laura Cove - the rope swing still looks functional, though we don't test it. We find a rock in the pass and beach the kayaks. It's a wonderfully warm and sunny afternoon, and we swim and bake on the rocks until we lose the sun. I sleep fitfully that night even though it's calm, perhaps because the stern is only 10' or so from the rocks.
In the boat shuffle that takes place late the next morning, we re-anchor out in the middle where we can swing. Prawn fishing is good to us outside the entrance, and the worsening weather helps us decide to spend another night. We enjoy an unexpected visit from Howard and Eileen Kelly on their lovely old Chris Smooth Jazz. In the late evening the gusts get surprisingly strong for Prideaux Haven, and quite a few boats drag their anchors. Thankfully the Bruce stays put, and things calm down just before midnight. Cheryl and I remark that in 68 days so far, we haven't had a single sleepless night at anchor.
With the somewhat forlorn realization that the trip is over, we head out the next morning. There's still 15 knots from the SE, but it's protected going for the first few hours. We stop for fuel at Westview, then turn in to Garden Bay in Pender Harbour for the night. It's crowded, but we find a spot out around the corner. Next day we ride a 15 knot NW all the way home to Spruce Harbour .
1700 miles in 70 days. In spite of bad weather and lots of wind around us, we didn't have a single sleepless night. We saw places and things that I've wanted to see first hand for 30 years. Cheryl and I became a well-oiled (no smart remarks needed from friends) boat team, and the planning and provisioning worked superbly. Would we go again? Absolutely. What would we do differently? Take even more time. Make sure we had some sort of cold water suit for getting under the boat in emergencies. Telephoto lens for the camera would have been nice, but certainly not essential. That's about it. We hope you enjoyed reading about the trip.

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Over the course of the year, I like to save my pennies and buy myself early Christmas present when we arrive south. Back in Canada, we don't have access to many of the items listed on Amazon.com, so usually we hit an RV Park for a spell in early December and put in our orders.
This year I decided to treat myself to a new battery booster box. My 8-year-old lead acid based battery booster was getting a little long in the tooth and had lost a good portion of its capacity. I had bought it back in our campervan days as an extra 12 volt supply and to jumpstart its six-cylinder engine.
However, the old booster box doesn't have the balls to turn over our big diesel truck engine so top priority was a one that could. Battery box technology has evolved and now many use Lithium-Ion battery technology reducing the weight to power ratio dramatically. After some research, I settled on the NOCO GB150.
Will it Jump Start My 7.3L Diesel Engine?
After excitedly unboxing my new toy and giving it a full charge the first test on the agenda: to see if it could boost our diesel truck motor. I thought about running its batteries flat by leaving the lights on but the batteries are only a few months old. I didn't want to risk shortening their life.
Therefore, I decided to unhook them completely. The ultimate test for the new booster box. It would have to do the job on its own with no aid from even a weak battery. Also, the engine and glow plugs were cold after sitting overnight.
Well? It did it! As you'll see in a video below the engine cranked over no problem and quickly started, powered by the little NOCO battery booster. I was impressed.
Starting our engine is a top priority for the NOCO box, especially since we often stray into the boonies when camping or exploring. But, I find a portable source of 12-volt power convenient in several other ways around the RV.
So far I'm happy with the NOCO GB150 battery booster. I've put it through all the use cases I imagined for it, and the GB150 was up to the test. I even took the thing apart and had a peak inside. I'm sure after I've had it for a while I'll come up with more and more uses. I'm already envisioning it powering a remote wildlife camera setup.
Time will tell how the lithium battery stands up, but I'm expecting to get many, many years of life out it. Being lithium, once fully charged it would be ready to go when needed in an emergency. My old lead acid based battery booster lost charge when sitting around too long. That isn't the case with lithium batteries.


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Former Crimson Tide football players gather at funeral of their teammate Ahmaad Galloway
Rick Karle
Griff Redmill
ahmaad galloway's former bama teammates
SOURCE: Griff Redmill
They didn't want to hold a reunion there. How in the world did this group of Alabama football heroes wind up gathering in Millington, Tennessee?Life goes by fast when you play football. One year, it's 2000 — the crowd is cheering and you are smiling. The next time you blink, it's 2023 — there is silence and you are crying.The Alabama football heroes gathered Monday to say goodbye to yet another teammate who has died too soon. Ahmaad Galloway died 15 days ago and the Alabama heroes made the trek north to Galloway's hometown. There, they gathered before one spoke up, then another. They shared stories about the good old days. Stories that over the years have faded from their memories.There was Kenny Smith, Terry Jones Jr. and Hirchell Bolden. There was Griff Redmill, Ray Marshall and Reggie Grimes. There was Kindal Moorehead, Tony Dixon and Gary Banes. There was AC Carter, Miguel Merrit and Dennis Alexander. There was Kecalf Bailey, Darrius Gilbert and Marvin Constant.The Alabama football heroes told stories about Galloway, a tough running back who left them at the age of 42. They prayed for Galloway's children, Austin and Aubree, and then listened to 11-year-old Austin at the funeral as he recited a hand-written letter he wrote to honor his dad. They carried their friend to the grave.The Alabama football heroes are scattering today, heading back to their families and their hometowns, 20 years after they breathed in the roar of the crowd. As they leave Millington, they will have time to think about their good times with another former teammate who is gone too soon. They will think about the life and the spirit of their good friend Ahmaad Galloway.An Alabama football hero.
They didn't want to hold a reunion there. How in the world did this group of Alabama football heroes wind up gathering in Millington, Tennessee?
Life goes by fast when you play football. One year, it's 2000 — the crowd is cheering and you are smiling. The next time you blink, it's 2023 — there is silence and you are crying.
The Alabama football heroes gathered Monday to say goodbye to yet another teammate who has died too soon. Ahmaad Galloway died 15 days ago and the Alabama heroes made the trek north to Galloway's hometown. There, they gathered before one spoke up, then another. They shared stories about the good old days. Stories that over the years have faded from their memories.
There was Kenny Smith, Terry Jones Jr. and Hirchell Bolden. There was Griff Redmill, Ray Marshall and Reggie Grimes. There was Kindal Moorehead, Tony Dixon and Gary Banes. There was AC Carter, Miguel Merrit and Dennis Alexander. There was Kecalf Bailey, Darrius Gilbert and Marvin Constant.
Amy Goins
The Alabama football heroes told stories about Galloway, a tough running back who left them at the age of 42. They prayed for Galloway's children, Austin and Aubree, and then listened to 11-year-old Austin at the funeral as he recited a hand-written letter he wrote to honor his dad. They carried their friend to the grave.
The Alabama football heroes are scattering today, heading back to their families and their hometowns, 20 years after they breathed in the roar of the crowd. As they leave Millington, they will have time to think about their good times with another former teammate who is gone too soon.
They will think about the life and the spirit of their good friend Ahmaad Galloway.
An Alabama football hero.


support full screen mode on Netbook. At present top right hand corner buttons and right side of progrm missing?.
It works fine on my netbook (Dell Inspiron 1210) with resolution set to 1366 x 768. Could the problem be that your monitor is set to a lower resolution and the program perhaps has a minimum resolution?


Every online customer has gone through the situation when they had purchased a mobile online but the product they received were not the ones they had expected. Retailers as well have received a lot of brickbats after the negative publicity in hands of social media.
This outrage has given rise to management tools like Airwoot, Hootsuite and OneDirect which helps in building a social customer relationship. Through this customer centric helpdesk, the companies can keep a track of the consumer conversation, their complaints and work towards the solution.
"Social media is probably the biggest driver for brand awareness and image building today – and the cheapest too (almost free). It's also a great platform for lead generation and sales, but that comes a long while after establishing a great presence. As a start-up, it's a no-brainer to invest in not just a social media presence, but to also constantly monitor what people are saying,"Prem Viswanath, co-founder, CloudCherry shares in the E-paper livemint report.
Snapdeal, one of the leading online shopping portal has a social media team of 16 executives which keeps a constant vigilance on the product related conversations. Mohit Sadani, VP growth of Snapdeal considers social media as an essential part of business where one can listen to the user's problems and respond to them in 5 minutes. Their issues are sorted out in record time, whether related to the product, app, offers or supply.
Saavn, the online Hindi music channel too has customers complaining about a particular song or album not being available. The same was taken care of in matter of minutes and the problem was sorted out. "Generally, our listener support team and social media manager know when to escalate any given case to a particular team member, whether on our product, engineering, content, or editorial teams," said Sneha Mehta, VP, Saavn to E-paper livemint.
CRM or Customer Relationship Management system has become an essential part of social media and has given birth to Helpchat which is run by Coraza Technologies Pvt. Ltd. It also offers ticketing service and keep a track of the reviews given by big shots. With the passing time CRM has become an important tool to manage customer interactions which in return has improved business relationships and sales growth.
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Kim Kardashian | Pete Davidson
The First PDA Photos Of Kim Kardashian And Pete Davidson + Photod
Paps caught Kardashian and Davidson grabbing a sweet treat late Wednesday night in Los Angeles' Fairfax district
Kim Kardashian is one of the O.J. Simpson's daughters, head trial lawyers, Robert Kardashian. Kim Kardashian first hit the scene as one of Paris Hilton's party pals. Kim Kardashian, born October 21, 1980, became known outside the gossip circuit when a pornographic video of her and then-boyfriend, rapper Ray J, appeared on the internet in 2006. Kim Kardashian is currently studying to be a lawyer and hopes to take the bar in 2022.
Just as Kanye West and Julia Fox's relationship was reported to be a ploy to make Kim Kardashian jealous, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star was seen out-and-about being super adorable with her man Pete Davidson.
Kim and Pete went public in late October of last year, and though that's not too long compared to her elder sister Kourtney Kardashian's relationship with her fiancé Travis Barker, they seem just as head-over-heels as any other seasoned couple. With the way things are progressing, Kardashian and Davidson may even be exclusive, but while we wait for that confirmation, we'll take these PDA-filled photos of Kim and Pete that came out this week.
Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson PDA photos on date night
Paps caught Kardashian and Davidson grabbing a sweet treat late Wednesday night in Los Angeles' Fairfax district. Through the glass doors, the couple could be seen being all lovey-dovey, embracing one another as they awaited their order, and, boy, does it look like things are heating up between them–fast!
Also pictured was the pair's quick bite at Jon & Vinny's, a pizza restaurant also located in Fairfax. The two hit up the joint prior to their ice cream run and were seen sitting down across from one another, chatting about anything and everything. This proves to us that they are not only both fond of the simple things like pizza and ice cream but are now also extremely comfortable with one another. How cute!
Now that they are reunited again in California, there's a chance many more PDA-filled flicks will come our way, reminding us once again that Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson are the new "it couple" and should, indeed, be taken seriously.
Where will this couple go next? We'll update you once we find out.
The First PDA Photos Of Kim Kardashian And Pete Davidson
The first photos of Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson showing PDA have surfaced since the two officially began dating in November. Kardashian and Davidson appear holding hands and embracing in the shots paparazzi took of them on a relatable, chill date night on Tuesday.
Kardashian and Davidson enjoyed pizza at Jon & Vinny's Fairfax, then went to Rite Aid to pick up some Thrifty's ice cream and head home. The release of the photos is interestingly timed, though: One night later, Kardashian's ex Kanye West was photographed kissing his new love interest Julia Fox by paparazzi in Los Angeles, too.
A source close to Kardashian and West told People last week that West hasn't given up on his dream of reconciling with Kardashian. "He's still telling people that he wants to have Kim back and he is willing to make appropriate changes to do so," that source said.
Kardashian isn't interested, though. A source told Entertainment Tonight on Jan. 10 that Kardashian is actually very, very into her new boyfriend. "Kim has such a great time with Pete. He makes her laugh, plays around and has a sense of humor," the source said.
"It is nice for Kim to be around that," the source added. "Pete knows how to talk to Kim. He is the most confident guy, but not cocky. It is why it works with them. Kim thinks Pete is super sexy and likes how he knows so much about comedy, since that is a world she doesn't know as much about."
Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson Spotted Holding Hands
The couple was spotted holding hands after grabbing a pizza at Jon & Vinny's in Los Angeles on Tuesday. They also picked up ice cream from a nearby drugstore to complete the casual night out. Kardashian wore tight leather pants and a sweatshirt for the occasion, while Davidson was dressed in a T-shirt and hoodie.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians alum, 41, and Saturday Night Live comedian, 28 first sparked romance rumors last October, when they were seen holding hands while riding a roller coaster at Knott's Scary Farm in Buena Park, California.
Since then, they have enjoyed a private dinner in Davidson's native Staten Island, celebrated his 28th birthday together and vacationed in the Bahamas, among many other public outings. However, neither has publicly spoken out about the relationship.
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What Is the Summary of "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens"?
"In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens" by Alice Walker is a collection of autobiographical short stories that focus on Walker's understanding of womanist theory and her experience during the Civil Rights Movement. The short stories are broken into three parts: Part One focuses on black women writers, Part Two is about the Civil Rights Movement and Part Three is focused on Walker's advice for future generations.
Part One of "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens" is written in chronological order. Together, the stories detail Walker's experience trying to find writers who wrote about issues of importance to her. Walker first introduces the reader to authors Flannery O'Connor, Jean Toomer and Rebecca Jackson. She focuses on these writers' early works and their relationship to the womanist movement. Walker then describes the work of Zora Neale Hurston, which she states is closely aligned with her own writing.
Part Two is a detailed account of Walker's involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. She talks about attending protests and about the contribution of Martin Luther King Jr. Walker also questions the purpose of the movement and whether or not she and other protesters were successful in their mission. Walker concludes this section with a summary of an interview she conducted with Coretta King and with her own thoughts regarding how white and black Americans can work together to achieve equality for all minorities.
The final section is a summary of the previous two sections. Walker references authors she previously introduced to the reader as part of her attempt to outline ways in which future generations of black men and women can have equal standing in society..
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McClatchy upgrades CEO's housing stipend to $35K a month amid buyouts
By Amanda Darrach, CJR
BuzzFeed, HuffPo, Gannett, Vice. This has already been a ruthless year for layoffs in digital journalism. On Friday morning, McClatchy President and CEO Craig Forman emailed employees to let them know 450 staffers across the enterprise, all aged 55 and over, would be offered early retirement.
In his email on Friday, Forman attributed this latest reduction in staff to "the culmination of the enormous progress McClatchy has already made in our transition to a digital future," but the response among reporters didn't match his optimism. "McClatchy laid off a bunch of folks including me back in 2018," reporter Christian Boschult tweeted as the news broke. "Hopefully the folks who don't take buyouts aren't let go."
"We hope that offering early voluntary retirement and shifting to a functional organization will create enough savings in operating expenses to avoid layoffs," says spokesperson Jeanne Segal. "That is our intention." McClatchy "turned the digital corner," she says, with online ad sales surpassing 43.8 percent of total ad revenue.
In 2017, Forman's take-home pay from McClatchy was $1.7 million, excluding restricted stock. His newest contract with the company, dated January 25, 2019, includes a base pay of $1 million, a bonus of $1 million, and an additional $35,000 monthly stipend. According to Segal, this stipend will be used to pay for Forman's travel, housing, office, and security expenses. This monthly stipend alone, which is up from $5,000 in his previous contract, could fund several reporters' salaries every year.
"The CEO's compensation is set by the board of directors using public consultants and comparable," Forman tells CJR over the phone.
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When local papers lay off staff, studies show that subscriptions drop and digital views decline, Mary Ellen Klas, capital bureau chief for McClatchy's Miami Herald, says. Klas, also a Nieman Fellow, is studying the impact of the decline in local news resources.
"I know McClatchy is committed to local journalism," Klas says, "but when I see them enticing the most experienced people in newsrooms to leave, it's another bang of this death knell."
McClatchy owns 30 media properties in 14 states, including the Miami Herald, the Charlotte Observer, and The Kansas City Star. The bulk of McClatchy's revenue has always come from its print papers, and by shrinking those, the possibility for profitable growth diminishes.
"These decisions about layoffs lead me to question," Klas says, "What other choices do you have? What sacrifices are others making at the highest parts of the chain? To me local journalism is public service. I don't think we should expect that anyone profits. Profit is what drives our market economy, I get it, but we're now in an existential crisis."
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Veronica De Santos is also known as Kwan Jan Nim, a Korean term meaning "master of one's house." Born in Prospect, East Bank Demerrara, Guyana, she moved to Canada when she was 16 years-old. Working at a successful bank job, she was also studying martial arts and travelling across North America competing in martial arts tournaments. What she really wanted to do, though, was teach.
She started teaching martial arts out of a community centre, but in 1988 she wanted to open her very own martial arts studio. Unable to find the money to do so, she took her own next-month's rent and used it to travel to Boston. There she competed in a martial arts tournament, where only a win as Grand Champion would earn her the $5,000 prize that would allow her a plane ticket back to Toronto with enough money to pay her rent and open the school. Less than one month later, DeSantos Martial Arts opened its doors.
From 1982–1990 she was ranked Canada's #1 female fighter.
In 1994 she represented Canada at the Goodwill Games in St. Petersburg, Russia.
In 1999 Kwan Jan Nim De Santos was the first woman to be inducted in the North American Martial Arts Hall of Fame.
In 2016 she was inducted into the Canadian Black Belt Hall of Fame.
In June, 2022 she was awarded the prestigious rank of 8th-dan.
"A woman does not practice martial arts so that she can FIGHT like a man. She does so in order to be free to be a WOMAN."
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Salvation Army introduces new Social Justice Ministries Director
Jacqui Larsson accepts a new role after many years in the California South Division.
Jacqui Larsson is now engaged in a new form of program ministry with The Salvation Army as the Western Territory's Social Justice Ministries Director—developing, expanding and promoting the Army's social justice ministry, including anti-trafficking efforts.
She previously served as Assistant Divisional Program Secretary in the California South Division, and was frequently engaged in camping and music ministry alongside her husband, California South Music Ministries Director Kevin Larsson. In this new role, she follows Major Keilah Toy, who recently retired.
"I have been studying this area for a while now, but come with a humble heart knowing I have so much to learn," Larsson said. "I know without a doubt that this is a part of God's plan for my life."
She recently connected with New Frontier Chronicle about this new role:
You have a lifelong history with The Salvation Army. What is a highlight for you?
I have grown up in The Salvation Army and called it my church home for my whole life, but also my employer for 21 years…I have always felt called to ministry within the Army as I have tried to use my gifts to reach others and tell them about Jesus' love. I think my most rewarding ministry has been leading the Torrance (California) Corps Singing Company for 17 years. The opportunity to share in ministry with so many young people was such a special experience. I pray that the words they sang will be embedded in their hearts and minds for years to come.
How has God prepared you for this new opportunity in Social Justice?
God has been calling me in a whole new way over the last few years, which has been exciting and terrifying as I try to be obedient to his will for my life. I really feel that God has prepared me with a heart for people and a passion for justice, and although I am aware that I have a lot to learn…I am excited to continue to learn, grow and fight for those who do not have a voice in our world, and support the corps in this territory as we face this challenge together.
You recently went back to school. What impact has this had?
This was a huge decision for me and I was so scared to take this leap of faith, but this leadership course has changed my life. I am studying at Vanguard University, a Christian college, and have taken classes like Spiritual Formation, Soul Care for Others, Theology and Justice as well as focusing on Servant Leadership and Business. It has deepened my relationship with Christ and others, and also shown me that my identity as a leader, a follower and a fighter for justice should be found in God.
What are you looking forward to in this new role?
I am looking forward to working with a new team and being a part of this amazing ministry. I know that the people who have paved the way before me have done amazing work already and I am excited to learn from them and bring my own gifts to this role. Our world is hurting more than ever right now and it is overwhelming, but I pray that God will use me in a mighty way.
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Dutchmen, ValleyCats square off in exhibition
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The Albany Dutchmen lost in their exhibition game to the Tri-City ValleyCats at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium Wednesday afternoon, by a score of 5-4.
The Dutchmen held a 4-3 lead heading into the bottom of the 8th inning. Dutchmen pitcher Nate Harris (Louisiana Tech University) started the inning by allowing a leadoff single to ValleyCat left fielder Brauly Mejia. He would advance to 2nd base after a Kevin Martir sacrifice bunt. Harris would be pulled from the game after that at bat. He would be relieved by Joe Pokrentowski (College of Saint Rose), who immediately allowed a double to ValleyCat 3rd basemen Kolbey Carpenter, which scored Mejia.
With the score tied at 4-4, Pokrentowski would allow a single to ValleyCat right fielder Luis Payano that allowed Carpenter to score from 2nd base and give Tri-City the lead, 5-4. That is how the game would end as Carlos Sierra and Dylan James combined to strike out the last six Dutchmen hitters in a row. Sierra would get the win and James would be credited with the save. Pokrentowski would receive the loss.
Albany was able to take an early 1-0 in the first frame after Brent Alford (Augusta University) hit an RBI single that scored Justin Childers (Ohio Dominican University) from 2nd base. The ValleyCats would respond quickly in the bottom of the 1st inning, however. Randy Cesar, who started the game at 3rd base before being replaced by Carpenter, would deliver an RBI single that scored Daz Cameron from 2nd base to the tie the score at 1-1. Later that inning, Dutchmen starting pitcher Gabe Kleiman (University of Pennsylvania) would walk Carpenter with the bases loaded, forcing in a run and giving the ValleyCats a 2-1 lead.
The Dutchmen, however, would respond again in the top of the 2nd inning. After Malcolm Nachmanoff (Stony Brook University), Bray Curreri (College of Saint Rose), and JJ Shimko (University of South Carolina Upstate) all walked to load the bases, Jon Skidmore (Dallas Baptist) would step up to the plate. He would ground a ball to the 3rd baseman Cesar who could not throw the ball on target to the 2nd baseman Marcos Almonte. A pair runs would score on that play and give the Dutchmen a 3-2 lead. On the next pitch, Childers would hit a single that scored Shimko to give the Dutchmen a 4-2 lead.
The Dutchmen would not score after that, as they could not figure out the trio of Austin Nicely, Sierra, or James.
"We got some quality innings from Sierra and Nicely," ValleyCats head coach, Lamarr Rodgers said. "That seemed to settle them down and the players seemed to settle into the ball game and have better quality at-bats late."
The ValleyCats would get a run back in the bottom of the 5th inning, as Daz Cameron hit a leadoff homerun over the left field wall off new Dutchmen pitcher Nick Silber (Rice University).
The Dutchmen batters were once again relatively quiet, as they only managed five hits off of the four ValleyCat pitchers they faced. Childers would go 2-4 at the plate with an RBI. Shimko went 1-2 with a single, two walks, and a run scored. He would fail to steal a base in this game, as he was caught stealing in the 1st inning and was picked off 1st base in the 4th inning. The other two hits were recorded by Kyle Skeels (Coastal Carolina) and Alford.
The ValleyCats open their season against the Connecticut Tigers on Friday, June 17th at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.
The Dutchmen return to Bob Bellizzi Field on Thursday, June 16, as they welcome the Utica Blue Sox to Albany. The Dutchmen are holding Bacon Night specials and All You Can Eat for $10 at the concession stands during Thursday's game. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m.


There are currently 13 tower cranes dotted across Derby's skyline. The city is undergoing a transformation the like of which it has not seen since the industrial revolution.
Having an approved masterplan and a public realm strategy demonstrates to investors how they might contribute towards the vision for the city and how the investment will be protected. This raises confidence.
The layout of Derby's interconnected streets and squares offer great potential; it is a very compact city centre, ideal for walking, with unfolding views and architectural delights leading onwards through the city. However, it is also fair to say that Derby's public spaces had been looking tired for too long. To meet the expectations of local people and investors the public realm needed a more strategic approach.
A major 100 million public sector investment has been agreed for the public realm in Derby's city centre over the next 10 years, and this forms part of the £2 billion of private and public sector investment in the pipe line to deliver the Derby Cityscape Masterplan. This will be a major contribution towards the renaissance of the city.
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It's all about collaborative office furniture in 2017. As businesses look for ways to spark creativity and team interaction amongst employees, collaborative systems are answering the call. Rest assured, traditional high wall cubicle systems are rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Today we'll showcase the benefits of collaborative furniture and the trend setting collections that are paving the way for cutting edge interiors.
Collaborative office furniture is designed to meet the demands of the modern work day. The ability to craft unique, open concept interiors that encourage creativity is too much for growing businesses to pass up. Sure cubicles are great for privacy, but why make your employees feel closed off from one another? With collaborative benching systems from brands like Global Total Office and Mayline, productivity levels are sure to increase.
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World Cup Players, Referees Feeling the Brazilian Heat
The soccer referee's game is often seen as cognitive rather than physical. But while the cognitive element of their game receives attention, the sheer scale of this task is perhaps overlooked. The total distance covered by a referee in a single match is in the region of 12km, of which 889m is at high speed (above 19.8 km/h) with approximately 30 full sprints (above 25.2 km/h) over the 90 minutes.
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There has been much hand-wringing over the problems that World Cup players are facing due to the environmental extremes they are exposed to in Brazil. There has been little sympathy for the men in black, but the effects on them can look more severe. The suggestion has been that the high temperatures pose a significant health risk, may affect the quality of play and slow the tempo of games. FIFA has taken some steps to combat this, such as later kick-offs in the more northerly venues and outlining criteria in which cooling breaks will afford players time in each half to take on fluids. However, England's first match, against Italy in Manaus, saw temperatures hit 30 degrees centigrade with humidity at 61%. Some players were seen suffering heat cramps, and others were affected in less obvious ways. Italy's Claudio Marchisio said after the match: "At times it felt like having hallucinations due to the heat." But it is not just the players who are exposed to high temperatures and still have to perform – the referees and their officiating team are in exactly the same conditions, yet the quality of their performance is still expected to be world class. Players can be supported by team-mates following periods of high exertion, but a referee is afforded no such luxury. Some may qualify this by thinking that in physical terms, the referee's game is less demanding than a players. Well, let's break that down.
Research suggests that at the elite level, the total distance covered by a referee in a single match is in the region of 12km (about 7.45 miles), of which 889m is at high speed (above 19.8 km/h or 12.3 miles/h) with approximately 30 full sprints (above 25.2 km/h or 15.6 miles/h) over the 90 minutes. This is a significant physical demand, perhaps even more so than the players, particularly given that referees are on average 10-15 years older and so the relative metabolic strain is greater for a given physical load. Consequently, there is no doubt that the referee must be physically fit and, to assess this, performance tests are a prerequisite for qualified referee status. The ability for the referee to cover ground is paramount, because failure to keep up with play can leave the ref away from the action and less able to make the crucial calls at the right time. The referee's ability to get key decisions right is inextricably linked to their ability to stay close to where incidents occur, and this is partly determined by their physical fitness. The physical demands of the game are exacerbated by the climatic conditions (in the same way as for players), so it is entirely expected that the referees' physical performance may be affected in Brazil just as the players will be. Perhaps this has already been evident, with a glut of controversial decisions already made in a number of games. The physical demands of a referee are often ignored at the expense of their role as decision makers – the referee's game is often seen as cognitive rather than physical. But while the cognitive element of their game receives attention, the sheer scale of this task is perhaps overlooked. It is easy to criticize a decision from your living-room armchair, whilst watching in slow motion during a close-up replay. But this is because it is easy to concentrate hard a handful of times, for shorts periods when you are not running 12km in 30 degree heat. A referee must have complete and uninterrupted concentration for 90 minutes, during which they may have to make between 200-250 "foul/no foul" decisions and 75 "out of play" decisions.
Many of these decisions are made more difficult through a lack of objective criteria (modest agreement rates between 60-85% have been observed between "expert" panels and in-situ decision making), and can be affected by other factors such as crowd size, the reputation of the teams, prior decisions made and physical stature of the players. For the next game you watch, try concentrating on calling every potential referee decision for the whole match – it is mentally exhausting. Unsurprisingly, the problems associated with exercise in the heat will also negatively affect referee's decision making. It has been shown that increased core temperature (which would be expected to occur in referees during world cup games in the heat) can exert a negative effect on psycho-motor speed, visual processing and working memory. It could be argued that if the hot conditions in Brazil reduce the tempo of the game, then the demands on the referee will also be less and so decision making should not be compromised. However, only moderate relationships have been found between the amount of high-speed running completed by a referee and the mean distances completed by the players. Far better correlations are found between distance covered by the referee and the total distance travelled by the ball. Therefore, the tactics employed by teams will have a direct effect on the work done by the referee, which may consequently affect the referees' decision-making performance. Thus, a game which is played at one of the hotter venues, by teams which favor a direct approach (leading to increased distances travelled by the ball), may well yield a greater amount of controversial decisions. So, while we may afford the players some leniency on their performance in these difficult hot conditions, referees must often work relatively harder than the players, in exactly the same environmental conditions. They must always keep up with play and concentrate fully for every minute of the match whilst making game-changing decisions using limited objective criteria. So cut them some slack – unless of course it's your team that suffers from an atrocious decision in the last minute of injury time. This article first appeared in The Conversation. Click here to go to the original.
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Jackie Goldschneider let "karma" do its thing as she watched the sordid past of Teresa Giudice's now-fiancé, Luis Ruelas, emerge earlier this year.
"I feel like karma kind of came right in and did a little work and I just got to sit back," the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star exclusively told Page Six in an interview Thursday while promoting her partnership with Neolastin skincare.
"Teresa clearly spread a rumor [about me and my family] and now there's a barrage of rumors about the person that she loves," Goldschneider, 45, added.
"I don't want anything bad for Teresa," insisted the Bravolebrity, who, on the last season of "RHONJ," was was forced to defend her husband, Evan Goldschneider, against unsubstantiated gossip about his alleged infidelity ignited by Giudice, 49, at the businessman's own birthday party.
"I think she's getting a taste of it now," Jackie noted.
Jackie's chat with us took place moments before news of Giudice's Greece engagement to Ruelas broke.
"RHONJ" star Jackie Goldschneider believes karma played a role in rumors about Teresa Giudice's now-fiancé, Luis Ruelas, coming to light this year.
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That same month, a police report obtained by Page Six revealed that Ruelas, 46, was charged with simple assault following a road rage incident in Allendale, N.J., in August 2018.
While she can't help but consider karma's role in the revelations about Ruelas' past, Jackie told us that she is rooting for Giudice as she prepares to walk down the aisle for a second time. The pair began dating in July 2020 amid the "Skinny Italian" author's divorce from husband Joe Giudice after 20 years of marriage.
"Only Teresa knows what happens behind closed doors. So we can read everything we want, but if she's the one spending all this time with him and she's comfortable with him and she thinks that he's a great guy, then you have to let everybody live their own lives," said the mom of four, who shares two sets of twins, Adin and Jonas, 13, and Alexis and Hudson, 10, with Evan, 47.
Ruelas proposed to Giudice in front of an illuminated "Marry me" sign.
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"For me, I don't know how comfortable I would be if there were a lot of stories about someone's past. But people change, so I don't know," Jackie continued. "She's the one that knows him better than anyone, so you have to trust her judgment."
The former litigator went on to acknowledge that Teresa is a "grown woman" and surmised that nothing "dangerous" has occurred in their relationship thus far. "They've been together for a while now," she said. "So I'm just going to let her do her thing and not worry for her."
Jackie also explained that Teresa's table-flipping persona has retreated after finding love with Ruelas, with whom the latter "Housewife" recently moved into a new $3.3 million New Jersey home.
"Without giving anything away, [we're seeing] a less explosive Teresa, for sure," she said.
Asked where she and Teresa stand today after a tumultuous Season 11, Jackie told us that she didn't "want to give anything away" about the status of their friendship.
Jackie and Evan Goldschneider have been married for 15 years and share four children.
Teasing a forthcoming season of "RHONJ" with "more drama" than ever before, she elaborated, "I really want nobody to have any preconceived ideas when they come into the current season. I'm not going to answer that. I'm going to plead the fifth!"
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"[Evan is] really close with all the guys," she said. "He actually talks to Louis all the time, too. They did play golf that one time … They just like each other. They're both finance guys. They like each other a lot."
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Posted 6:32 PM, September 29, 2019, by Russ McQuaid, Updated at 08:17AM, September 30, 2019
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — When the phone rang on my desk last week, the voice at the other end of the line was familiar.
"Russ, I don't know if you remember me. I'm Dora Sheets."
Of course I remembered.
It was on a frosty Sunday morning in the fall of 2001, November 4 to be exact, that I stood on the sidewalk outside of a house in the 3100 block of North Keystone Avenue.
Inside, Sheets' brother, John Smith, was found shot to death on his couch, and IMPD Homicide Detective Marcus Kennedy told me he suspected Smith knew his killer.
All these years later, Sheets thinks so too.
"It looked like he had let somebody in, or the door was already open," she recalled. "John was the type of guy that was friendly to everybody, so he pretty could have much let them in not knowing what they was coming after."
Smith was a lifelong resident of that stretch of Indianapolis' eastside, so Sheets said everyone knew her brother, and he knew everything that was going on in the area.
"There was some murder that happened, and he knew about it," she said.
For years, Detective Kennedy has had his suspicions that Smith's murder was carried out by a notorious crime family that permeated the community where his victim lived.
Long prison sentences broke up the family business, but some of its members are still around.
Sheets called me because she recently met a man who had a name to share.
"I asked him and he said, 'Well, I just really found out when I was in prison,'" she said, repeating the conversation, "because he said the same person that shot him is the same person that killed my brother."
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