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Q: Issues with progress tracking - AFNetworking queue I have the following code for downloading two request using AFNetwork queue
NSMutableArray *operations = [NSMutableArray array];
NSURLRequest *request1 = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:URL1];
AFHTTPRequestOperation *operation1 = [[AFHTTPRequestOperation alloc] initWithRequest:request1];
operation1.outputStream = [NSOutputStream outputStreamToFileAtPath:PATH1 append:NO];

[operation1 setDownloadProgressBlock:^(NSUInteger bytesRead, long long totalBytesRead, long long totalBytesExpectedToRead) {
    float progress = (float)totalBytesRead / totalBytesExpectedToRead;
    NSLog(@"Progress 1 = %f",progress);
}];
[operations addObject:operation1];

NSURLRequest *request2 = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:URL2];
AFHTTPRequestOperation *operation2 = [[AFHTTPRequestOperation alloc] initWithRequest:request2];
operation2.outputStream = [NSOutputStream outputStreamToFileAtPath:PATH2 append:NO];

[operation2 setDownloadProgressBlock:^(NSUInteger bytesRead, long long totalBytesRead, long long totalBytesExpectedToRead) {
    float progress = (float)totalBytesRead / totalBytesExpectedToRead;
    NSLog(@"Progress 2 = %f",progress*100);
}];
[operations addObject:operation2];

Adding requests to AFTHTTPClient
AFHTTPClient *requestHandler = [[AFHTTPClient alloc] initWithBaseURL:BASEURL];

[requestHandler enqueueBatchOfHTTPRequestOperations:operations progressBlock:^(NSUInteger numberOfCompletedOperations, NSUInteger totalNumberOfOperations) {
    NSLog(@"%d completed on %d",numberOfCompletedOperations,totalNumberOfOperations);

} completionBlock:^(NSArray *operations) {
}];

The problem is I get the progresses separate for each request. But I need the progress as a whole for both the requests combined.

A: Just create a global float to control this, and the total of all progress is:
TotalProgress = firstProgress/numOperations + secondProgress/numOperations
//Declare this like a global.
#define numOperation 2
float globalProgress = 0.0f;

//Your Operation Instances:
NSMutableArray *operations = [NSMutableArray array];
NSURLRequest *request1 = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:URL1];
AFHTTPRequestOperation *operation1 = [[AFHTTPRequestOperation alloc] initWithRequest:request1];
operation1.outputStream = [NSOutputStream outputStreamToFileAtPath:PATH1 append:NO];

[operation1 setDownloadProgressBlock:^(NSUInteger bytesRead, long long totalBytesRead, long long totalBytesExpectedToRead) {
    globalProgress += ((float)totalBytesRead / totalBytesExpectedToRead)/numOperation;
}];
[operations addObject:operation1];

NSURLRequest *request2 = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:URL2];
AFHTTPRequestOperation *operation2 = [[AFHTTPRequestOperation alloc] initWithRequest:request2];
operation2.outputStream = [NSOutputStream outputStreamToFileAtPath:PATH2 append:NO];

[operation2 setDownloadProgressBlock:^(NSUInteger bytesRead, long long totalBytesRead, long long totalBytesExpectedToRead) {
    globalProgress += ((float)totalBytesRead / totalBytesExpectedToRead)/numOperation;
}];
[operations addObject:operation2];

Hope this help :)

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GREAT CAUSE - Tammy Norris, events and volunteer engagement coordinator, MS Walk – Red Deer, is gearing up for the Red Deer Jayman BUILT MS Walk on May 27th. Mark Weber/Red Deer Express
Jayman BUILT MS Walk set for May 27th
Event to raise funds in the fight against multiple sclerosis
Mark Weber
May. 18, 2018 2:20 p.m.
About 300 people are expected to take part in the Red Deer Jayman BUILT MS Walk on May 27th, helping to raise research and programming dollars in the fight against multiple sclerosis.
The event runs at Great Chief Park at the Kiwanis Picnic Shelter.
Opening ceremonies will take place at 8:30 a.m.
The ceremonies will feature words from Kim Schreiner, MLA for Red Deer North, as well as MS Society and MS Ambassadors, Philippa Brysiuk and Jodi McCutcheon-Teuling who will speak with her 13-year-old son, Taylor.
The walk kicks off at 9 a.m. for either the 2 km or 5 km routes.
MS is a chronic, often disabling disease of the central nervous system comprising the brain, spinal cord and optic nerve. It is one of the most common neurological diseases affecting young adults in Canada.
"We believe that a cure for MS is achievable," says Tammy Norris, events and volunteer engagement coordinator, MS Walk – Red Deer. Funds raised through the walk will help fund local programs and services to help people manage and cope with MS, and will also fuel Canadian MS research into causes, improved treatments and a cure, she added.
"The goal this year is to raise $92,000," explained Norris. "(At this point) we are also up quite a few walkers from last year – about 100," she added. "It's looking phenomenal – a great turn-out, great energy and great sponsors. It's been really well-received in the community and people seem excited about it."
Last year, about 160 took part, and this year there are already 260 participants signed up.
Norris said funds raised support programs for the local region, which stretches from Lacombe and Stettler to Drumheller.
Overall, 60% goes to support ongoing research and 40% goes to a number of programs and services.
For Jodi McCutcheon-Teuling, who was diagnosed in 2017, the event represents an opportunity to raise support and create a better future without MS for her children.
"Without events like the Jayman BUILT MS Walk people wouldn't know about MS, and the ways they can help," she said.
Even her children are becoming involved, according to a release.
"When I was in the hospital and could no longer volunteer at his school, my oldest son, Taylor did a presentation at his school about why I'd been away, and taught his Grade six classmates the basics about MS.
"From that point his presentation turned into a bake sale that raised him quite a bit of money and earned an Elite Fleet Hoodie. Taylor is so proud of his MS hoodie and wears it all the time. My youngest son has a goal to earn a hoodie this year as well."
Registration can be done online at mswalks.ca, or by visiting or calling the local office at 403-346-0290.
Norris said the fundraising goal this year has been set at more than $90,000.
According to the Society, Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the world with an estimated one in 340 Canadians living with the disease.
Alberta, and Central Alberta in particular, also tend to have a relatively higher number of cases.
MS can occur at any age, but is usually diagnosed between the ages of 15 to 40.
MS has also been diagnosed in children as young as two years old – and in far older adults. It is also three times more likely to occur in women than in men and is more common in people of northern European background, according to the Society.
Norris added that it tends to affect people differently as well. Symptoms can include problems with balance/dizziness, bladder and bowel dysfunction, cognitive impairment, depression, fatigue, difficulty in walking, pain, sexual dysfunction, and tremor among others.
Most people with MS are diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 40, and the unpredictable effects of MS last for the rest of their lives.
To date, the cause is unknown and there is no cure.
For more about the MS Walk, visit mswalks.ca.
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This is a safe place, right? Well here's the deal: I genuinely want to jump into Thanksgiving with an overflowing heart of gratefulness. I really do. But one friend just buried her brother, another got laid off three days before Thanksgiving, and another is facing an unwanted divorce. Not to mention, I HATE how certain family members won't be joining us for turkey and pie yet again this year, because life is just too short.
Then there's the Texas and Vegas shootings still lingering in my mind, as well as the high-strung political climate that's saturating our nation (and the media). Even managing our own blessings can be embarrassingly overwhelming at times, with bottomless laundry, scattered schedules, and you know—life.
The truth is, we don't always feel thankful.
But as Lysa Terkeurst says (and it's always stuck with me), "Feelings are indicators, not dictators." I recognize it would be straight ridiculous to trade a grateful-packed Thanksgiving for one of anxiousness, fear, and frustration. I'm no businesswoman, but that's definitely not a good deal. And certainly not what God wants for us! So how do we dig up thankfulness when we don't feel thankful? How do we cultivate a heart of gratitude without it being forged or forced?
Thankfulness is a choice, not a feeling.
Even if you don't feel thankful at this very moment, good news: YOU CAN STILL BE THANKFUL. Thankfulness is a choice, not a feeling. Choosing to be grateful doesn't mean we're no longer hurting, confused, or worried. In fact, thankfulness is often found and praises usually offered in the confines of bittersweet spaces.
We can be thankful because God is faithful, even when we are not. We can be thankful because of the unending mercy and grace He pours out on sinners, like me, who put their trust in Him. We can pause long enough to give thanks for the timeless and life-changing Word of God, as well as loving families, real friends, warm houses, tasty food, freedom to worship openly in our churches and homes, the future resurrection of our loved ones in Christ, the breath literally spiraling through our lungs at this very moment, amazing teachers/mentors, God's provision, and the list goes on and on and on.
We don't always feel thankful, but we can still be thankful.
We can surrender our hardships and disappointments over to God—the unshakable One—and choose to praise Him for who He is, despite our pain. Maybe even in our pain.
And as for me, I'm choosing thankfulness.


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Mitchell-Elijah Weiser (Troisdorf, 1994. április 21. –) német labdarúgó, a német első osztályban szereplő Werder Bremen jobb hátvédje.

Pályafutása
Mitchell Weiser korai gyermekkorát Braunschweigben töltötte, ahol az amatőr TV Eintracht Veltenhof csapatában játszott.

1. FC Köln
A 2005-2006-os szezonban került az 1. FC Köln ifjúsági csapatához, ahol 2011-ben korosztályos kupát nyert a csapattal. 2011. február 25-én mutatkozott be a felnőttek között, egy Bayer Leverkusen elleni bajnokin.

Bayern München
2012. június 1-jén Weiser a Bayern Münchenhez szerződött, ahová 2015 nyaráig írt alá. 2013. január 2-án a szezon végéig kölcsönbe a Kaiserslauternhez került.

A 2013-14-es szezon előtt a 2013-as Audi-kupán a São Paulo ellen megszerezte első gólját a bajor csapat színeiben. 2013. november 5-én bemutatkozhatott a Bajnokok Ligájában is a cseh Viktoria Plzeň ellen 1-0-ra megnyert csoportmérkőzésen, amikor a 87. percben csereként állt be Mario Götze helyére.

2014. április 5-én első Bundesliga-találkozóján is pályára lépett a csapatban. Az Augsburg elleni 1-0-s vereség alkalmával a kezdőcsapatban kapott helyet. Ezen a mérkőzésen a bajorok 53 mérkőzéses bajnoki veretlenségi sorozata ért véget.

2015. február 21-én a Padeborn elleni 6-0-s győzelem alkalmával megszerezte első bajnoki gólját.

Hertha BSC
2015. június 17-én három évre szóló szerződést írt alá a Hertha BSC csapatával.  2016. szeptember 18-án a Schalke 04 ellen szerezte első gólját a csapatban.

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A Bayern München labdarúgói
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Az 1. FC Köln labdarúgói
A Hertha Berlin labdarúgói
A Bayer Leverkusen labdarúgói
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A vörösfenyő-csigagomba (Hygrophorus lucorum) a csigagombafélék családjába tartozó, Európában honos, vörösfenyő alatt élő, ehető gombafaj.

Megjelenése
A vörösfenyő-csigagomba kalapja 1-5 (6) cm széles, alakja domború, középen púppal; idősen laposan, kissé tölcséresen kiterül. Széle fiatalon begöngyölt, később szabálytalan. Felszíne tapadós, nyálkás; szálas vagy majdnem sima. Színe aranysárga vagy citromsárga, középen sötétebb, narancsos lehet.

Húsa rostos, fehér vagy világossárga. Szaga némileg gyümölcsös, gombaszerű, íze kellemes.

Ritka állású lemezei lefutók vagy tönkhöz nőttek, sok a féllemez. Színük halványsárga, idősen sötétebb.

Tönkje 4-5 cm magas és 0,5-1 cm vastag. Alakja hengeres, idősen üregesedik. Felszíne szálas, a csúcsán deres, fiatalon nyálkás. Színe halványsárga, fehéressárga, a tetején világosabb.

Spórapora fehér. Spórája elliptikus vagy ovális, sima, mérete 7,5-9 x 5-6 µm.

Hasonló fajok
A sárgapelyhű csigagombával, vagy a flamingó-csigagombával lehet összetéveszteni.

Elterjedése és termőhelye
Európában honos.

Csak vörösfenyő alatt található meg. Szeptembertől novemberig terem.

Ehető.

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Yesterday I revealed the cover to my upcoming release titled, Kindred Spirits. It's a short story collection. There's bloody murder, family secrets, hauntings, insanity and more. I got so excited about the cover so I wanted to share it. Here it is designed by Hi-Rise Visions who did a fantastic job!
As part of my Enchanted Summer Games, I gave the participants a chance to do a guest post on either one of my blogs. I'm happy to post the first entry now. It comes from a woman who I interact with on Twitter. We connected because of a mutual admiration of, The Great One, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. She and her young daughter have been participating in my games daily. We've come to find out we have a hell of a lot of things in common. I'm enjoying getting to know her and her beautiful family. This is the reason I cooked up these games. It warms my heart when she tells me that competing in the games has brought her closer to her daughter through the friendly rivalry going on and time spent playing the games. The participants were told that they could write about any topic they wanted. Yet this woman chose to make her blog post about me! She suffers with a medical condition and is a mother of two! And she finds time to show support for little old me. That's something I take note of and will never forget. Now on to her post.
I joined Twitter ~3yrs. ago, all be it to follow Dwayne "Rock" Johnson, an to my surprise met quite a lot of people who took the same interest as me, not just "Rock" related ,but wrestling and reading. Through the years I have gained n lost a few followers, but "the best ones" Thank God have stayed around. I am ,with my daughter Bethany, playing a game hosted by a GR8 Follower..now better known Friend May Torres. She has written a book called Enchanted Island (which I am enjoying reading) an has come up with #EnchantedGames to allow her followers an friends to get to know her n each other better. It pisses me off with all the people on her list and mine that a handful play along. I ask WHY? ..The events are fun an the questions an tasks allow her to know you better and vice versa. It doesn't take up all your time(as I am a Mom of 2 n go to rehab for my bone disease everyday).I am having a great time playing game n meeting new people but most of all learning MORE about May who I have been following for so long. I do understand that everyone's life is busy, but 10 minutes of your day isn't a lot to get to know more about your "friend" an give her support. Who knows one day you may need support an "word of mouth" to get your projects n dreams off the ground, yet your past actions might make it that much more TOUGHER. So I say Where is the support an not just pertaining to this but in life in general ?
For the past four weeks I've been running my Enchanted Summer Games. There's a little over half a dozen players. Not quite as many as I would have liked but these players have come back every week to participate. I designed these games as a way for me too meet new people and for people to get to know me. It has been a great experience so far. I post daily activities which help you advance on your opponents in decathlon-style events. It's so much fun playing the actual online track and field games themselves. (Here's the current event, the High Jump) Then there's the daily activities you must complete to advance on fellow players.
For example, in yesterday's daily task list there was a Fact or Fiction exercise. What each player had to do was list three facts about them. One was to be false. Fellow players had to guess which one was false. I learned new things about people I'm actually quite familiar with already. And in turn they learned something new about me. These are how I set up the games. It's all about breaking the ice.
I encourage fellow writers to come and join in. As you compete for prizes, readers will get to know you and vice versa. When people get to know what you're about they're more inclined to invest in your dreams. And writers dream about getting read, no? At the least, you will have so much fun laughing at the friendly competition. You'll win fun prizes, not a million dollars, but still fun :).
You have nothing to lose and a few things to gain. What you gain may be worth more than you think. Take a chance.
Anyhow, I have been basking in the afterglow of fulfilling one of my childhood dreams. The experience was unlike anything I've had the pleasure of indulging in. The theme of the trip was VIP. And it felt so good to experience a bit of decadence. I'm a single mother who has always put her children first. I have no regrets. Now that my children are entering adulthood, it's time for me to give to myself. This trip was just the beginning.
I partied with the stars!
I saw my favorite male celebrity in the flesh! I even managed to grab hold of his hand as he passed by.
I went to my first WrestleMania!
Things I thought would remain only in my daydreams. After this experience, I will put more effort into making my dreams come true. At times, I would tell myself that my dreams were too far out of reach. Not anymore.


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University lecturer found dead in car after being allegedly strangled by husband
Charles Ramendran
SEPANG: A public university lecturer who was found dead in her car near a lake at Dengkil on Thursday was allegedly strangled to death by her 41-year-old husband.
Sepang police chief ACP Wan Kamarul Azran Wan Yusof today said the suspect, who is a job-hopper and a volunteer with a non-govermental organisation (NGO), allegedly strangled his 40-year-old wife with her headscarf for over 10 minutes until she died.
He said the murder occurred in a car at Taman Mas, Putra Perdana here when the man was embroiled in a heated argument with the victim after she filed for a divorce recently.
Wan Kamarul said at 1.30am on Thursday, the suspect called police claiming he had found his wife unconscious in her car at the PKNS lake, at Pinggiran Cyberjaya in Dengkil.
When investigators went to the scene, the suspect told police that he and his 14-year-old daughter had taken a ride-hailing taxi earlier in search of his wife after she was not reachable and had not returned home.
He said the suspect told police that with the help of the ride-hailing driver, they looked for the woman before finding her lifeless body in her car next to the lake.
Wan Kamarul said the victim's body had no external injuries but a post-mortem report revealed that the cause of death was strangulation.
The case was classified as murder and at about 12.30pm on Thursday, police arrested the victim's husband who was at the Serdang Hospital at the time.
Wan Kamarul said following interrogation, investigators learnt that the man and wife, who was an International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) lecturer, were engaged in a heated argument over the divorce before the suspect allegedly strangled the victim with her headscarf.
Wan Kamarul said the suspect then drove to the PKNS lake in Dengkil at about 4.30pm before moving the victim's body to the driver's seat.
He took the victim's wallet and cellphone before leaving the scene with the car engine running.
Hours later on the pretext of being concerned for the victim, he went in search of her with the couple's daughter.
"He led investigators to a location opposite a mosque at Taman Putra Perdana where he had dumped the victim's belongings and then later to the lake where he threw her cellphone after smashing it up. The suspect is being held under a remand order for further investigations," Wan Kamarul said.
Police learnt that the couple married in 2005 and had recently been engaged in heated arguments.
Investigators also learnt that it was the suspect who had first asked for a divorce in June before the victim decided to file for it.
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8 Reasons Angel Investing Fulfills YOUR Dreams While Helping Others
Geri Stengel
I write about the success factors of women entrepreneurs.
It sucks, but women entrepreneurs have a harder time getting equity financing than men. But, women have powerful tools for helping other women start and grow high-impact companies. They have their own expertise, influence and money.
Sure, this is a feminist issue, but it's also an economic one. If women entrepreneurs were funded to the same degree as their male counterparts, 6 million jobs would be created in 5 years, according to Babson College.
"Unfortunately, gender bias -- as well as racial bias and other forms -- are still prevalent," said Freada Kapor Klein, partner, Kapor Capital and Pipeline Fellowship mentor. "Most biases are unintended and therefore sometimes harder to address. But investors or entrepreneurs or managers who want to mitigate their biases can take steps to do so."
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"Investors by nature tend to invest into companies where the people who run the companies look like them," said said Rodney Sampson, serial innovator, entrepreneur, angel investor, author, and executive in charge of diversity and inclusion of A Mark Burnett Productions & Hearst JV + ABC's Shark Tank. "To this end, the solution is to create, empower, and train more angels that look like the fastest growing segment of entrepreneurs."
Yes, ladies, your money, expertise, and influence could be the fuel that fires up a start-up company or scales a company into the big time. By leveraging our current power, we can gain more power. Women who become angel investors can also open doors to opportunities, such as customers and additional money, and advise the companies they invest in.
Impressively, the chances for a company's success increase when women are on the management team, according to research conducted by Dow Jones VentureSource, Kauffman Foundation, Illuminate Ventures and the SBA.
If you're wealthy enough to be an accredited investor (a net worth, excluding your home, of at least $1 million or an annual salary of at least $200,000 if you are single and $300,000 if you are a couple), angel investing in women-led companies can be financially savvy and help build a ladder for women to the C-suite. These women are more likely than men to invest in women-led companies and some will sit on the boards of the companies they invest in. Angel investments in women have a ripple effect on the companies they invest in.
But angel investing is a mystery to most women, according to Monali Jain, an active angel investor and Pipeline mentor. Training can demystify the process.
During the past decade, the ecosystem for high-growth, women-led companies has been building. Leadership organizations, such as Astia and Springboard Enterprises, provide training and access to capital for female entrepreneurs. The number of women-led angel funds, such as Belle Capital, Golden Seeds, and Texas Women's Fund, has increased, according to Kay Koplovitz, chairman, Springboard Enterprises. "Angels are getting organized around specific sectors, too, and improving their due-diligence process." However, the missing piece of the puzzle has been training for women who wanted to become angel investors.
Natalia Oberti Noguera connected the dots and in 2011 she launched Pipeline Fellowship -- a boot camp for women who want to become angel investors. The boot camp includes instruction, mentoring, and hands-on investing. At the end of the boot camp, the 10 classmates choose and invest as group in a women-led social venture. Each woman puts down $5,000 for a collective $50,000 investment. Pipeline has trained more than 70 women, who have committed more than $350,000. The boot camp has expanded from New York City to Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C.
The success of the initiative can be attributed to "the conviction of the founding [Pipeline] team, their ability to successfully address the glaring need for a structured knowledge-sharing platform, and most importantly, delivering the missing piece in the angel ecosystem: data-supported impact of women on improved investment returns," said Eghosa Omoigui, venture capitalist and Pipeline mentor.
The ecosystem players are making a difference in the number of women funding companies and the number of women-led companies being funded. "Our ongoing commitment is simply the result of having observed first-hand the impact of the work of the Pipeline Fellowship and the ever-expanding network it has built," said William Schnoor, co-chair, Goodwin Procter's technology companies practice and Pipeline boot camp host.
"I hear from women all the time 'Oh, I wouldn't know how to invest in startups,'" said Angela Lee, founder, 37 Angels, a community of women investors committed to funding early stage startups, and Pipeline alumna. "My take is that angel investing is something you can only learn by doing, and that nobody knows what they are doing to start. So if you're thinking about it, take the plunge and start!" Here are eight reasons to take the plunge as part of a training program.
1.) Use your wealth to advance a woman's economic agenda
Women's economic impact is a force to be reckoned with: 45% of American millionaires are women. And our economic impact is growing, according to Pax World Investment.
Women's increasing economic power is fundamentally changing the world, said Jackie Vanderbrug, senior vice president at U.S. Trust on CNBC. "We call this broad trend womenomics ... We [women] can invest differently or use a gender lens in investments."
"We want to especially encourage women to put more 'skin in the game' with their wealth by becoming angel investors," said Ruta Aidis – Project Director, Gender-The Gender Global Entrepreneurship and Development Index (GEDI). "Why? So that they can play a more active role in a business development beyond 'donating' funds."
"If you want a better world, you have to vote with your dollars," Deb Nelson, executive director, Social Venture Network, a community for social entrepreneurs. "Supporting mission-driven women entrepreneurs is an important way to do that."
2.) Build confidence in investing
This may come as no surprise, but 78% of women don't want to be actively involved in the investment process. "Women feel like they know less than the average investor but men feel they know more than the average investor. Men lean into the investment conversation and women may tend to lean out of the conversation," said to Michael Liersch, head of behavioral finance at Merrill Lynch on CNBC citing Women and Investing: a Behavioral Finance Perspective, research he conducted. It's about confidence in your investing ability. Confidence can become overconfidence; caution can become timidity. What matters is how each person puts his or her natural tendencies to work in the pursuit of personally meaningful financial goals.
Women who have confidence are excellent investors, both professionally and personally. For the third year, women-owned or managed hedge funds perform better than those run by men, according to Rothstein Kass, a professional services provider to the financial services sector.
Women are better investors than the average man, according to LouAnn Lofton, author of Warren Buffett Invests Like a Girl — And Why You Should, Too. Women spend more time researching their investment choices, tend to take less risk than men do, and hold onto their investments longer. Women are also more likely to seek out information that challenges their assumptions.
"I feel that the small cohorts that Pipeline sets up provide a great opportunity to take that first step as an angel investor," said Carol A. Curley, angel investor and managing director, Golden Seeds. "I am convinced that having a focused process with a like-minded group of co-investors is a great way to continue to add to the ranks of women angels."
"Making women aware of their capabilities, giving them the tools by which to succeed and exposing them to successful women investors are the essentials to move us forward," said Susan Preston, active angel investor, consultant, educator and Pipeline mentor.
To determine if becoming an angel investor is right for you, ask yourself these nine questions.
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3.) Put your knowledge to work in new ways
"I had just sold my business," said Kellee Joost, angel investor and Pipeline alumna. "What a great way to take what I learned (and earned) as an entrepreneur, promote the leadership of women, and help cultivate future classes of female, impact-driven founders."
Heather Cabot, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, former ABC News correspondent and Pipeline alumna, finds sharing her media training and strategy skill set very appealing.
"Most people have one thing they know really well, even if they doubt it sometimes," said Christina A. Brodbeck, managing partner, Rivet Venture, which funds companies targeting women, and a Pipeline mentor. "That hands-on expertise coupled with financial resources can really accelerate the growth of an entrepreneur and business."
4.) Increase your skill sets
There are many ways to gain new skills. Pipeline provides a new avenue. "I decided to apply to Pipeline to invest in myself, to fuel my intellectual curiosity, and challenge myself outside my comfort zone while also advancing sustainable solutions to our problematic realities--all in a safe space," said Rebeca Rangel, who is studying to be a lawyer while on leave as senior vice president, corporate social responsibility at the Bank of West.
Adults learn best through experiential learning. "I could learn by doing and I got to do it with a team of dynamic women," said Anna Curran, founder of Cookbook Create and a Pipeline alumna. "There are very few places that you can get a hands on experience in angel investing-- the Pipeline Fellowship is absolutely one of the best."
"I was looking to expand my professional network and get involved in the start-up community," said Cabot. "I am inspired by entrepreneurs and the opportunity to learn how to be a smart investor while supporting women and social causes just seemed too interesting to let it pass me by."
5.) Increase the diversity of new high-growth companies
"People enjoy doing business with those that they know; so broadening the universe of investors should, in turn, make capital (intellectual and financial) more accessible to a wider group of entrepreneurs, expanding the economy," said Erica Frontiero, senior vice president, GE Capital and Pipeline alumna.
"Anything we can do to get more women involved in angel investing will have a high impact. Not only will it lead to more female founders getting funding, it will get more women onto boards and hired as C-level executives," said Kristin Calve, founder, Topstone Angels, an investment management firm, and Pipeline alumna.
"It's simple: Entrepreneurship has great potential to help improve people's lives, but it's only going to achieve that potential with the full participation of everyone who has talent and ideas," said Anil Dash, an entrepreneur. "We need to do a lot of work together to overcome the systems of exclusion that have been in place for years, and Pipeline gives us a framework to do exactly that."
"As a male investor, I am excited about there being more women angels as they bring a varied skill set and fresh perspective to the process," said Robert Delman, managing director, Golden Seeds and a Pipeline mentor.
6.) Do good and get a return on your investment
I was struck by the proverbial thunderbolt, when I read Women, Finance the World You Want by Whitney Johnson. One female social entrepreneur she interviewed from Fast Company's League of Extraordinary Women chose to be a nonprofit rather than a for-profit because she felt women were willing to donate freely to her cause, but would not invest in it as a business. "When you donate, you are giving something. When you invest, you can expect a return," writes Johnson.
"Investing in women needs to move beyond charity and philanthropy," said Kelly Hoey, speaker, strategist, co-founder of Women Innovate Mobile (WIM) Accelerator, board member and Pipeline alumna. "Women will effect more of the change they want to see by taking control of their investments and creating greater wealth for themselves as well as other women."
"I wanted to learn about angel investing, particularly in the social impact investing space," said Kathryn Salmanowitz, angel and Pipeline alumna. "After working in the nonprofit sector for 15 years, I believed that investing in social entrepreneurs was in many ways a better path toward solving social and environmental problems than philanthropy alone."
"You owe it to yourself and the causes you care about," said Rangel. " If you are already writing checks to nonprofits as part of your philanthropic activities, this is a natural next step."
"This [angel investing] is one of the most powerful things you can do with your money," said Judy Robinett, angel, super connector, author of a soon to be released book, How to Be a Power Connector: the 5-50-150 Rule for Turning Your Business Network into Profits and Pipeline mentor. "Women globally have little-to-no access to capital. Growing companies is growing jobs, increasing net worth, changing the calculus of not having equal pay. You don't need an MBA. Jump in."
7.) Spread your wings in many directions
Alumni have put their knowledge to use in a wide variety of ways. "I have made 7 investments, I write a Funding 101 series on TheNextWomen.com about financing and funding business and mostly recently, I have become a Founding Member and Market Lead for Astia Angels NYC," said Elizabeth Crowell, entrepreneur, angel investor, and Pipeline alumna. Leah Belsky, entrepreneur, angel investor and Pipeline alumna has been able to tap into a global network of investors as she's moved for her company to London and DC.
Calve, Hoey, and Lee were so inspired by Pipeline that they started companies that expanded the entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing additional opportunities for angels and entrepreneurs to meet, training to become angels or to beef up entrepreneurs' skills. Joost and Lorine Pendleton, a law firm business development executive, former attorney and Pipeline alumna have joined the boards of the companies they have invested in.
"Wanting to do something is easy," Viane Riese. "But good intentions don't change the world, action does. There's no failure on this journey - just lessons learned, which can always equal success."
8.) Provide sustenance for women-led social ventures startups
Some of the women-led social ventures that received funding from Pipeline Fellows include:
Cissé, founded by Diana Lovett, offers a new line of gourmet baking and hot cocoa mixes. It buys organic cocoa from small-production cocoa growers in the Dominican Republic at a fair price. She was able to raise money while pregnant.
DayOne Response, founded by Tricia Compas-Markman, addresses the vital need for clean water in disaster relief with The DayOne Waterbag, which purifies water quickly and efficiently.
Happily Ever BorroWED, founded by Brittany Haas, rents designer bridal accessories at a fraction of the retail price. It is aimed at reducing waste in the wedding industry, as well as breaking down financial barriers to wearing quality accessories.
PhilanTech, founded by Dahna Goldstein, provides an online grants management system that helps funders and grant recipients streamline the grants administration process to focus more resources on program and service delivery. She shares her story in 5 Ways to Win Over a Social Angel.
Repurpose, founded by Lauren Gropper, is focused on developing, sourcing, marketing, and selling innovative, high-quality, plant-based compostable products in the consumer retail (B2C) market, which currently includes cups and utensils and will expand to trash bags, sandwich bags, and more.
"One check. To take your first step as an angel investor, all you need to do is write one check," said Jennifer Lum, co founder of Adelphic Mobile, active angel investor and Pipeline mentor. "Once you find a company that you truly believe in, write them a check and hop on board for the ride!"
You can sign up for Pipeline Fellowship's spring 2014 angel investing boot camps in Chicago, DC, and New York, but time is running out -- the deadline is Monday, February 17 at midnight, EST.
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The product 11x11=121 is true in every number base greater than 2.
What is the largest 3-digit number that can be expressed as the product of two 2-digit numbers in such a way that the whole calculation is true in every number base greater than 5.
Write out the full calculation.


Nationals Insider Mark Zuckerman of MASNSports.com joins The Morning Blitz with Al Galdi live from West Palm Beach, Fla., site of Nationals Spring Training to give us all of the latest on the Nats! Also, are the Nats in fact out on Bryce Harper? Plus, are there any remaining holes on the Nats' roster?


The National have recorded a new song for the film Win Win and now you can hear the track. An instrumental version of the song was put up by Fox Searchlight yesterday and you can hear it here. The song was then posted on the studio's soundcloud page but then taken down Some Kind of Awesome was able to find the track. The songs was co-produced by Peter Katis and Sharon Van Etten provides back-up vocals for the track. You can listen to the song below. Thanks to TwentyFourBit and Some Kind of Awesome.


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The Hitchcock Project-Roald Dahl Part Two: "Dip in the Pool" [3.35]
The second story by Roald Dahl to be adapted for Alfred Hitchcock Presents was "Dip in the Pool," written in the fall of 1951 and first published in the January 19, 1952 issue of The New Yorker. William Botibol, an American on a British ship cruising across the Atlantic, dines with the ship's purser and asks him when the captain usually estimates the distance the ship will cover in the twenty-four hours that began that noon. After a calm start to the day, the sea had grown unexpectedly rough around dinner time, and Botibol imagines that the distance traveled will be less than the captain's estimate. Each evening, the ship's passengers bid at auction on numbers estimating how far the ship will travel in a day, and Botibol thinks that he can win a large sum of money if he secures the "low field' estimate. He uses all the money in his savings to win the low field but awakens the next morning to find that the sea has calmed and the ship is moving fast to make up lost time.
"Dip in the Pool" was first
published in this issue
Botibol decides to leap off the side of the ship and into the ocean, figuring that his rescue will slow the vessel's progress and he will win the money. He finds a solitary woman on deck to witness his plight and call for help, but when he leaps into the water the woman is silent. Unfortunately for Mr. Botibol, the woman's nurse does not believe her story of a man who dived overboard, and he is left to drown as the ship continues on its voyage.
Dahl's story is a witty piece of understated English irony, where the pool of the title represents both the betting pool and the enormous pool of the Atlantic Ocean. Botibol takes a dip in both pools; dip is also slang for a pickpocket, and he tries to pick the pockets of his fellow passengers by attempting to ensure his own victory. Botibol is also a bit of a dip himself, or a loser. The ending is clever, for as the ship moves away from Botibol, a "bobbing black speck," Dahl ignores his plight and focuses instead on the nameless "woman with the fat ankles" who tells her attendant, "Such a nice man . . . he waved to me." The wave, of course, was a desperate signal for help, but to the poor woman it was a sign of friendship.
Once again, Dahl mixes horror and humor in a compact tale. Does Botibol deserve his fate? Of course not, but it does represent an amusing comeuppance for a know it all.
Keenan Wynn as Botibol
The story has been adapted for television three times. The first was for the CBS series Danger; Albert Hubbell wrote the teleplay and Harry Townes starred in a program broadcast on March 21, 1954. Robert C. Dennis next adapted it for Alfred Hitchcock Presents in 1958; the episode was directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starred Keenan Wynn as William Botibol. It was rehearsed and filmed on April 15 and 16, 1958, and it aired on CBS on Sunday, June 1, 1958. During filming, Hitchcock's wife Alma was undergoing experimental treatment for cervical cancer and, though the director was an emotional wreck off set, he maintained a calm demeanor during production.
From the introduction to the show
The television show is a triumph of light entertainment, where Dennis's script expands the story and the cast performs to perfection. In the framing sequence, Hitchcock lounges on a deck chair on the S.S. Hitchcock, reading a copy of what close inspection reveals to be the February 1958 issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine! During the episode, a character named Renshaw sits at a table in the ship's lounge, reading the very same issue of Hitchcock's magazine. Some writers have called this an example of Hitchcock making a cameo appearance in the episode, much like his famous cameo in Lifeboat in a newspaper ad for weight loss, but I think it is more in the nature of a not so subtle plug for the periodical, which had begun publication with an issue dated December 1956.
While Botibol travels alone in the story, the show opens with a scene in the cabin shared by him and his wife, Ethel. She reads excitedly from a travel guide about sites to see in Florence while he preens before a mirror; his idea of fun involves gambling casinos, bistros and dancing girls. Ethel remarks that her aunt left the money to her, yet Botibol is brash and boorish, over tipping a steward who brings a cocktail and a bottle of seasickness pills. He wears a loud, plaid dinner jacket that displays his lack of refined taste.
What Alfred is reading
On his way to the lounge, Botibol runs into Emily, a middle-aged woman who finds him charming and tells her companion so; she is the same woman who will fail to raise the alarm in the episode's final scene. Botibol arrives in the lounge and joins Renshaw, another character new to the story; he is a refined Englishman, wealthy and somewhat older than Botibol, who finds the American to be amusing company. Botibol continues to demonstrate his lack of class, over tipping again and pretending to be a seasoned European traveler. Renshaw invites Botibol to the pool after dinner, explaining what it is and how it works for both his companion and the viewer. Renshaw unfavorably compares betting in the pool to investing in the stock market, which represents an investment based on careful research--or, as Botibol understands it, "inside information."
This failure to grasp the difference between a wager and an investment based on detailed research turns out to be Botibol's undoing. He sits with the purser at dinner and grills him about the captain's estimate, in a scene that mirrors the first scene in the short story, then asks a crew member on deck about the ship's speed before turning up at the auction and asking Renshaw for his opinion. Botibol thinks he has done the research needed to make a wise investment, yet--like his over tipping and loud dinner jacket--his actions betray his lack of knowledge. The auction is held and the details are spelled out much more explicitly than in the story. Next morning, Botibol and Ethel greet the calm day in their twin beds (1950s TV at its most censored); he admits to her that he lost money gambling but conceals the real amount, almost $1000 of their $1500 travel budget.
Renshaw is reading it too!
Later that morning, Botibol sees Mr. and Mrs. Renshaw relaxing in deck chairs; Mrs. Renshaw finds him unbearable and quickly excuses herself, allowing the gambler to replace her in the chair next to Renshaw. After Renshaw offers a few less than helpful suggestions of ways that Botibol might still win his bet, he leaves, and Botibol plans his final, desperate leap, his thoughts conveyed in voice over. The voice over continues in his cabin as he dresses and formulates his plan; on deck, he finds Emily, the woman whom he had met earlier, and converses with her. Once again, he is making a feeble attempt to do research and gather information. His brief chat with the woman leads him to conclude: "Hearing good. Eyesight adequate. You're it, lady." As he did the evening before, he thinks that he has gathered enough intelligence to turn a bet into an investment; he believes that his leap into the ocean will result in predictable behavior on the woman's part. However, his shallow investigation failed to reveal that she was not of sound mind, and the lack of that key piece of information means that he loses his bet and his life.
A vacant-eyed Emily speaks the final lines, as she did in the story, with the camera close up on her face. Donald Spoto noted that, like "Lamb to the Slaughter," "Dip in the Pool" ends with "the stare of madness." Robert C. Dennis's adaptation of Dahl's short story is brilliant; by adding new characters and focusing on Botibol's attempts to turn a bet into an investment, he deepens the meaning of the story without changing its central plot points.
Robert C. Dennis (1915-1983) wrote for radio before moving into TV in 1950. He penned many episodes for TV series over the next 35 years, including 30 episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and four episodes of The Outer Limits. Hitchcock teleplays include adapting Henry Slesar's "The Right Kind of House" and co-writing "A True Account" with Fredric Brown.
Keenan Wynn and Louise Platt
Keenan Wynn (1916-1986) stars as Botibol and gives an outstanding, comic performance. The son of vaudeville comic Ed Wynn, he was born Francis Xavier Aloysius James Jeremiah Keenan Wynn! A great character actor on radio, he appeared in movies from the early 1940s to the 1980s and on TV from the mid 1950s till his death. Notable roles included parts in Rod Serling's TV drama Requiem for a Heavyweight (1956), Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (1964), an episode of The Twilight Zone, two episodes of Night Gallery, and two episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, including Henry Slesar's "The Last Escape."
Philip Bourneuf and Fay Wray
The role of Renshaw is played by Philip Bourneuf (1908-1979), a founding member of the Actors Studio who appeared in movies and on TV from the 1940s through the 1970s. He was on the Hitchcock show three times, appeared on Thriller once, and had a role in Fritz Lang's Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956).
Mrs. Renshaw is played by Fay Wray (1907-2004), who starred in King Kong (1933) and many other classic films. This was one of her two appearances on Alfred Hitchcock Presents; the other was in Henry Slesar's "The Morning After." An impressive website dedicated to Ms. Wray may be found here.
"He waved to me!"
Ethel Botibol, William's long-suffering wife, is played by Louise Platt (1915-2003), who is best known for a part in John Ford's Stagecoach (1939). She had a handful of parts in movies and on TV, including two episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, but was mostly a stage actress.
Emily, the woman who watches Botibol dive off the side of the ship, is played by Doreen Lang (1915-1999); while this was her only appearance on the Hitchcock TV show, she did have small parts in three Hitchcock films: The Wrong Man (1956), North By Northwest (1959) and The Birds (1963).
That speck in the water is Botibol
I was not able to find a source to watch the 1954 adaptation (titled "A Dip in the Pool") on the TV series Danger, but the 1979 adaptation for Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected is available for free online viewing here. The teleplay is by Ronald Harwood and Jack Weston stars as Botibol. In his introduction to the show, Dahl admits to being a "mad gambler" and says that he enjoys writing stories about gamblers because he is interested in how people behave when they make a big wager. This version retains the Renshaw character but leaves out Botibol's wife. It is much more faithful to the original story than was the Alfred Hitchcock Presents version and the half-hour is quite entertaining, mainly due to Weston's performance; he has a much different interpretation of Botibol than does Keenan Wynn. This version aired on May 12, 1979.
Dahls' original story may be read for free here. The Hitchcock version is available on DVD but is not currently available for online viewing.
Dahl, Roald. "Dip in the Pool." 1952. Roald Dahl Collected Stories. Ed. Jeremy Treglown. New York: Everyman's Library, 2006. 284-94. Print.
"Dip in the Pool." Alfred Hitchcock Presents. CBS. 1 June 1958. Television.
"A Dip in the Pool." Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected. 12 May 1979. Television.
IMDb. IMDb.com, n.d. Web. 10 Mar. 2015.
McGilligan, Patrick. Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light. New York: Regan, 2003. Print.
Treglown, Jeremy. "Appendix." Roald Dahl Collected Stories. New York: Everyman's Library, 2006. 850. Print.
Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 10 Mar. 2015.
William and Ethel in their cabin
William meets Emily in the corridor
Renshaw is so dapper
Renshaw has traded in his
magazine for a book
Checking out Emily
Over the side he goes!
She doesn't believe a word of it.
Labels: Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Roald Dahl
I've always liked Philip Borneuf as Victor's father in the Dan Curtis TV version of FRANKENSTEIN. He's such a dignified character that he's a real flipside of the semi-comical version of the character in the Universal FRANKENSTEIN.
I vaguely remember that from the '70s but Borneuf is just one of those actors whose face is familiar but I can't really remember any particular roles. Thanks for reading and thanks for your comment!
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Bloemfontein - Free State Cheetahs coach Daan Human has named his team for Saturday's Currie Cup clash Griquas in Kimberley (14:00 kick-off).
Human has named an unchanged team from the one which edged the Pumas 33-32 in Bloemfontein last week.
The Cheetahs are currently second on the Currie Cup standings with six wins from nine matches.
Griquas are bottom having only won two of 10 games, but they'll be buoyed by the fact that they beat Free State 30-25 in Bloemfontein earlier in the season.


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What Gov. Hogan's Legislative Wins Mean for 2018
Hogan's Re-Election Support Crosses Important Level: Poll
Trump Outmaneuvers the Left (and Right) on Guns
Maryland's Big Money Politics- Hogan Shatters a Record
New Poll: Strong Support for Hogan, Democrats Racing to Catch Up
The Coming Democrat War for Maryland's Senate Seat and What it Means for 2016
August 21, 2015 Matt McDaniel
Disclaimer: Matt McDaniel, the author of this piece, is a candidate for the First District City Council Seat in Baltimore City. Mr. McDaniel is not a constituent of any of the persons discussed in this article. This article is not meant as an endorsement of any candidate and is meant solely for the purpose of political analysis. The campaign site can be found here.
It looks more and more likely that Representative Elijah Cummings (MD07) is going to be getting in the race to replace retiring US Senator Barbara Mikulski. The two major Democrats currently in the race are Representative Chris Van Hollen (MD06) and Representative Donna Edwards (MD04).
Here's a brief snapshot of the statistics for each of the candidates on the Democrat side:
Chris Van Hollen
Years in the House: 12 (Prior- MD State Senate, MD House of Delegates)
Fundraising in 2013-2014: $1,055,850
Cash on Hand at the end of 2014: $1,694,568
Campaign Debt: $2,210
% of Fundraising from PACs: 68%
General Career: Attorney
House Committees: Budget (Ranking Member)
Top Contributors by Sector: Health, Unions, Lawyers, Retired
Additional: Ranked 1st of the Maryland delegation for cosponsors and was in the top 10% of leadership among House Democrats. Missed the fewest votes of the Maryland delegation.
GovTrack.us Rating:
Years in the House: 7 (Prior- DC Superior Court Judge)
Fundraising in 2013-2014: $573,483
Cash on Hand at the end of 2014: $30,323
Campaign Debt: $10,020
General Career: Attorney, Non-Profit Director, Judge
House Committees: Space and Technology, Transportation
Top Contributors by Sector: Public Sector Unions, Air Transport, Transportation, Building Unions, Non-Profits
Additional: By votes the most liberal member of Maryland's Congressional delegation, lowest rating of delegation for working with the Senate, bottom 5% of all Democrats for working in a bipartisan manner.
Elijah Cummings
Y ears in the House: 19 (Prior- MD House of Delegates)
Cash on Hand at the end of 2014: $890,657
Campaign Debt: $0
House Committees: Transportation, Government Oversight, Benghazi
Top Contributors by Sector: Public Sector Unions, Transportation, Sea Transport, Oil and Gas, Building Trade Unions
Additional: Highest rating in Maryland's delegation for working with the Senate, most laws enacted among the Maryland delegation, supported all Government Transparency bills.
ANALYSIS OF THE RACE
The smart money on the Maryland Senate race has been a losing proposition since word started to leak that Barbara Mikulski was not going to seek reelection. As I mentioned in one of my first posts on the topic, the most interesting candidate for the Maryland Senate Seat should have been former Governor Martin O'Malley. O'Malley's presidential ambitions have been clear for years, but, given the poll numbers and his generally dismal performance on the campaign trail (not really blaming him, he's going up against the Clinton Brand), O'Malley should have put all of this focus onto a run for the Senate. If he had won the seat, he could have built up some statesmanship and made a run for the White House in 2020 or 2024 (he's certainly young enough to wait). Running for President as a two-term-governor-turned-two-term-senator would be a pretty powerful launching platform. I still think that Mikulski announced her resignation early before O'Malley had the time to retool his run to focus on Maryland. If O'Malley fails in his bid for the White House in 2016, I'd expect a run for Senator Cardin's seat when it comes open.
The next "smart money" pick was that Representative Van Hollen was not going to run for Senate. The reason behind this thought was that Van Hollen was one of the rising stars among House Democrats. Seen as a protege of Steny Hoyer and as a likely replacement for Nancy Pelosi (whose ties to Baltimore are well-known), Van Hollen was a few years away in the House from considerable power. Already the ranking member on the Budget Committee, Van Hollen had considerable clout in DC. Ambition aside, the most likely reason that Van Hollen would run for Senate is the calculation that the Republicans will maintain the House for the better part of the next decade. Therefore, his chances of being Speaker of the House any time soon are not very good. A senate run also elevates him over John Delaney (MD08), who is looking for a gubernatorial bid in 2018.
With both Van Hollen and Donna Edwards in the race (that's a quarter of Maryland's House delegation) and not running for reelection, it was looking more and more certain that Elijah Cummings may sit this race out and wait for Ben Cardin's seat to come open (probably in the next cycle). However, contrary to that idea, Cummings has begun hiring fundraising staff and putting a Senate bid together. Some of this is likely because of internal polling that shows the Baltimore Democrat out in front of both Van Hollen and Edwards.
Here's the interesting point about what this Senate race will mean for the Democrats: Does Baltimore City control the Maryland Democrat Party, or has the balance of power shifted to Washington DC? This question was evident in the voter apathy in Baltimore during the gubernatorial race where Republican Larry Hogan did surprisingly well even in Baltimore City.
Cummings, a powerful Baltimore figure and a prominent member of the Congressional Black Caucus, will be going up against Van Hollen, whose district is primarily DC suburbs. The interesting wrinkle in this story is to what extent Donna Edwards' Prince George's County base will play in siphoning votes from either Van Hollen or Cummings.
While it would be foolish to write off Donna Edwards, a glance at the fundraising numbers for the three shows Edwards lagging behind. Edwards will have to get some powerful numbers in order to break into the Baltimore market to get out of Van Hollen's shadow in the DC area. The rumor that John Delaney endorsed Donna Edwards is an interesting development in a race where Van Hollen seemed to be picking up all of the major Party endorsements. It will be interesting to see what figures will endorse a run by Cummings.
AND A WORD ABOUT THE REPUBLICANS
At the moment, the most serious contender of the Republican side for the Senate seat is business advocate and former Ehrlich attorney, Chrys Kefalas. To me, Kefalas' campaign is hitting all of the right notes to appeal to Maryland voters. A native of Greektown in Baltimore City (in a district of the City that was carried by Governor Hogan in his 2014 election bid), Kefalas is making a play to unite the disparate interests of Baltimore City and Washington DC.
A consistent and outspoken voice on social media about the violence plaguing the streets of Baltimore (note that at the time of writing this article, Baltimore has had more murders in 2015 than New York City, a city 13.5x larger than Baltimore). Kefalas is also doing what he can to reach out to the DC professional community. Like Governor Hogan before him, making economics the centerpiece of a plan to enhance the lives of Marylanders is a winning strategy.
With the Democrat race, especially with Cummings' likely entry, looking to be a bruising fight over geographic superiority, a candidate like Kefalas who is working to unite Maryland may look more appealing than a Balkanized Democrat.
Unlike prior Republicans put forward for US Senate, Kefalas' strong stance on economic issues and his private industry experience look to make him an interesting voice in an election that, both locally and nationally, seems to be headed towards a referendum of "career politicians."
More information on Chrys Kefalas can be found at his website: https://www.chrysformaryland.com/ and @CKefalas on Twitter.
By Maryland law, candidates for office have until February 3, 2016 to file to run. With over five months left before the "official" primary season, much of the foregoing is speculation. However, if the numbers and predictions hold, it looks to be an intense primary for Democrats with some of the heaviest hitters in their Party battling for the nomination. It will be impossible (as Van Hollen and Edwards have already made clear) to run for Senate and for the House. Therefore, if Cummings enters the race, Maryland will see three major politicians deciding to wager everything on a Senate bid.
With the amount of dust kicked up and shots taken on opponents, it's unclear how much the waters will settle for Democrats between the April 26, 2016 primary and the General Election on November 8. While that seems like a long time, the memory of dirty tricks, back-room politics, and deceit will likely take longer than an election cycle to diminish. If a Republican with a solid plan to unite Marylanders and grow the economy is able to capitalize on the likely war within the Democrat Party, there is a possibility that the seat could flip.
It seemed "impossible" in 2013 to think that a Republican would take the Gubernatorial Election in 2014. Ask Republican Governor Larry Hogan about what's impossible in Maryland politics.
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Despite George Pell's child sex abuse convictions being quashed by the High Court, Richmond Football Club confirmed it would not reinstate his ambassadorial.
Football club won't reinstate Pell as club ambassador
by Monique Hore
16th Apr 2020 7:07 PM
Richmond Football Club will not reinstate Cardinal George Pell as an ambassador after his child sexual abuse convictions were quashed.
The Tigers dumped Cardinal Pell as a Vice Patron in February last year after he was found guilty of abusing two choirboys in 1996.
Cardinal George Pell was accuited of his child abuse convictions last week.
Richmond said at the time: "While acknowledging his right to appeal, the Club has formed a view that his association is no longer tenable or appropriate."
Cardinal Pell's convictions were sensationally quashed by the High Court in a unanimous 7-0 verdict last week.
But Richmond has confirmed it would not reconsider his association with the club.
"The Richmond Football Club Board will not be revisiting its decision on Cardinal George Pell's role with the Club," it said in a statement.
Pell played football while in high school and signed with Richmond as a ruckman in 1959. He played for the club's VFL reserves side.
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A quick post tonight using Stampin' Up! Embossing Paste that has been coloured with a drop of Soft Suede re-inker. The paste is applied through the brick pattern mask from the Pattern Party Decorative Masks set and allowed to dry.
I used water colour paper for the base so that I could sponge and spritz the brick pattern after it dried.
I really like the interplay of textures when working on water colour paper.
I combined the use of Embossing Paste with the wonderful and versatile Seasonal Layers Bundle, choosing the leaves framelits for this card. I can just imagine the autumn wind blowing the leaves in front of my house!
The water colour paper is matted onto Copper Foil and then onto Old Olive card stock. The card base is Thick Whisper White.
I introduced the technique of Baby Wipe stamping for the leaves - many of my customers had not tried that technique and they fell in love with it. It looks particularly good on these leaves as they cut our with a white rim that highlights the shape of the leaf and the beautiful colours used.
And when they blend you get so many other lovely neutrals.
This is the first of a series of 4 cards I made using the Pattern Party Decorative Masks. I'll post the others over the next couple of days.
If you haven't already tried the Embossing Paste, I encourage you to do so. It is fun and can be manipulated in a variety of ways.


Join Filipino Young Professionals of Washington, DC for their second annual conference, Para Sa Kinabukasan: For the Future! This one-day conference hosts speakers and workshops with topics focused on professional development and Filipino American identity. Network with young professionals and students from the DMV area and get a chance to interact with different career industries during our networking fair. In collaboration with the National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) and sponsored by AT&T, our conference serves as an opener to Filipino American History Month (FAHM) in Washington, DC.
We hope that by bringing back our premiere event, we can bring together the Filipino American community and allow for a better understanding of our Filipino-American identity.
If you purchase a ticket in advance to the conference, you'll be entered to win (1) Jo Koy ticket for his comedy show the same night – a $50 ticket value!
Karla Puno Garcia is currently in the Broadway cast of HAMILTON: An American Musical. Originally from Oxon Hill, MD, Karla danced competitively for 15 years. Her first professional gig was at 12 years old when she performed in Debbie Allen's Kennedy Center production of Brothers of the Knight. She got the bug and moved to NYC!
Karla attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts on $75,000 scholarship, completing a BFA in Dance and a minor in Journalism. In her final year at NYU, she made her Broadway debut in HOT FEET, a dance musical choreographed by Maurice Hines. Other performance credits include Broadway's West Side Story and Gigi. National Tours Wicked and Addams Family. Karla was a top 7 female finalist on So You Think You Can Dance Season 5 and a principal dancer on NBC's Smash Season 2.
Karla is the recipient of the Richmond Theatre Critics Best Choreography Award for her original work on IN THE HEIGHTS (Virginia Rep). Her short Film The Spot was selected for San Francisco and DC Dance Film Festival selection. Her choreography can be seen in Music Videos for Kindness, The Knocks, and Mandy Gonzales. Karla recently choreographed the Off-Broadway show ONE THOUSAND NIGHTS AND A DAY at Prospect Theater and GONE MISSING for Encores! at City Center. For more information, visit: www.KarlaGarciaDance.com.
Randy Lizardo is a foodie and world traveler who loves to fish and snowboard. By trade he is a Board Certified Obstetrician and Gynecologist who specializes in laparoscopic and da Vinci Robotic surgery. He is a partner at Capital Women's Care, LLC and an assistant clinical professor of OB Gyn at The George Washington University. He was the founding Chair of the robotic surgery committee at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, MD. Randy went to undergrad, med school and completed his residency at GW. In 2007, he served as chief resident and received the Resident Physician of the Year Award upon graduation. More recently in 2017, he was voted a Washingtonian Top Doc by his peers.
Outside of the operating room, Randy is a community supporter and organizer. He served in various leadership positions throughout undergrad and graduate school in organizations such as the Philippine Cultural Society, FIND District VI, the Asian Pacific American Medical Students Association, the Medical Center Student Council and the GW Student Association. He is one of the founding members of FYPDC which started in the early 2000's and served as president of the organization from 2013-2015.
Randy is also a serial entrepreneur and is involved in commercial and residential real estate investing on various levels. He is a part owner and investor of multiple businesses and actively recruits for crowd funded business ventures. He regularly contributes to various cultural groups, civic organizations and supports leaders in the AAPI community.
The Filipino Young Professionals of Washington, D.C. (FYP-DC) is a 501(c)(3) organized exclusively for recreational, social, educational, and charitable purposes. The purpose of FYP-DC is to create a network of young professionals in the Washington, DC area, provide education about Filipino-American identity and heritage through social activities, and contribute to the local Filipino-American community through volunteerism and charitable events.


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A lot of work to do!
I want to lose the weight this year by riding a new push bike 5,000 miles. So, I thought that I would raise money at the same time for Tree of Hope to support Lewis thinking it would gave me the push and drive to see it to the end – and stay there!


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CEF Energy: EU-funded energy projects more crucial than ever after Russia cuts off gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria
News article27 April 2022European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency
On 27 April, Russia's Gazprom has announced the disruption of gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria over their refusal to pay gas in rubles, upon a decision by the Russian President.
In this context, the projects funded by the Connecting Europe Facility programme (CEF Energy) are extremely important to ensure security of gas supply and the ability to cope with the interruption of gas imports in these countries, which are heavily relying on Russian gas imports.
Actions in Poland
When it comes to Poland, the Baltic Pipe is a crucial strategic gas infrastructure project aiming at creating a new gas supply corridor in the European market. It includes the construction of 900 km of infrastructure and aims to be ready by October 2022. It will allow transport of gas from Norway to the Danish and Polish markets, as well as to end-users in neighbouring countries. The Baltic Pipe will make possible the import of up to 10 bcm/y of gas from Norway to Poland through Denmark and the transmission of 3 bcm/y of gas from Poland to Denmark.
Other two examples of important projects in the region are the Gas Interconnection Poland-Lithuania (GIPL) and Poland-Slovakia (PL-SK) gas Interconnector.
GIPL project aims for a better-integrated and interconnected gas supply market and for increased European energy independence from unreliable suppliers. Overall, the new GIPL pipeline will have a capacity of 2.4 bcm/year in the direction PL to LT and up to 1.9 bcm/year in the direction LT to PL.
PL-SK Interconnector project aims to connect the natural gas transmission networks in the two countries and ensure North-South gas reverse flows in Central Eastern and South Eastern Europe. The new cross-border infrastructure will have a maximum capacity of 5.7 bcm/y in the direction SK to PL and of 4.7 bcm/y in the direction PL to SK.
All three projects are planned to be completed before the end of 2022.
A total amount of EUR 635,037,873has been awarded under CEF Energy to these projects.
Actions in Bulgaria
Given the increasing importance of underground gas storage (UGS) to ensure EU's security of supply and market flexibility, last autumn a CEF Energy grant was awarded to the expansion of Chiren UGS in Bulgaria. This grant will fund the works to create the infrastructure allowing to alleviate the effects of severe emergency and to safeguard the supply of gas to solidarity-protected citizens in the region, in line with the Security of Gas Supply Regulation. Upon completion of the project, the volume of stored active gas will be up to 1 bcm, while the average daily injection and withdrawal rates will reach up to 8-10 mcm/day.
This is in addition to the financial support provided in earlier years to the rehabilitation of the Bulgarian gas transmission network (increase in gas transmission capacity of 2.4 bcm/y), which is almost completed, and the interconnection Bulgaria-Serbia (increase in gas transmission capacity of 1.8 bcm/y). This interconnection will also contribute to the security and diversification of gas supplies and routes and the interconnectivity of the Bulgarian gas transmission system.
A total amount of EUR 137,759,345 has been awarded under CEF Energy to these projects.
To know more about CEF Energy funded Actions contributing to the security of energy supply in the EU read this article.
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"The Best Lawyers in America" honors Bolek Besser yet again
August 15, 2016 By Matthew Besser Leave a Comment
It is our honor to announce, once again, that every attorney at Bolek Besser Glesius LLC has been named to The Best Lawyers in America© for employment law representing individuals in Cleveland. This is the second year in a row that Best Lawyers has named Cathleen M. Bolek, Amy S. Glesius, and Matthew D. Besser to its respected list. The publication previously named Amy its 2013 and 2016 Cleveland "Lawyer of the Year" for employment law representing employees.
What is "The Best Lawyers in America?"
The Best Lawyers in America "is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession." Since 1983, it has served as an independent attorney referral source. It lists only those attorneys who have earned the respect of their peers in the legal community. Inclusion is based entirely on peer review and merit. It cannot be purchased, and is not easily earned.
Best Lawyers uses a multi-step review process to ensure the lawyers selected are worthy of the exclusive honor. The process is intended to determine the "consensus opinion of leading lawyers" about the skills and integrity of lawyers in a given geographic and practice area. First, attorneys must be nominated by a third party—a client, an opposing lawyer, a judge, a colleague, or anyone else. Lawyers cannot nominate themselves. The publication then surveys the legal community about the lawyers nominated. It asks, among other things: "If you were unable to take a case yourself, how likely would you be to refer it to this nominee?" Next, the independent staff at Best Lawyers compiles and reviews the voters' ratings and comments. Finally, the publication verifies with the state bar association that any lawyer to be included is in good standing with the ethics committees in their state.
Ultimately, Best Lawyers in America names only a select few attorneys in a particular field each year. For the second year in a row, it has named every attorney at Bolek Besser Glesius LLC to its list of "Best Lawyers" for Cleveland employment law.
More than just awards.
Awards are nice, particularly when they come from our peers in the Cleveland employment law community. But they are not what get us out of bed in the morning. With more than fifty years of combined experience in employment law, at Bolek Besser Glesius we get our satisfaction from holding the powerful accountable when they break the law—that is, getting real justice for real people.
We know how terrifying, stressful, and frustrating it can be when workplace discrimination, harassment, or retaliation puts your livelihood in jeopardy. If your rights have been violated, we hope that Best Lawyers' faith in us will give you faith in us too. Call or email the Cleveland employment law attorneys at Bolek Besser Glesius LLC today for a free consultation; it's your first step on the path to justice.
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The Spanish brand finally lands on Philippine shores.
Stradivarius is finally here in Manila! Present in about 55 countries with over 750 stores worldwide, this 19-year old Spanish brand continues to stay true to their mantra of providing catwalk trends that are perfectly adapted to the daily needs of its customers.
Known for pieces that are trendy but easily translated to everyday wear, the brand's boho-meets-safari Spring/Summer 2013 collection features natural colored garments, ethnic prints, embroidered pieces, and light knit wear. We personally loved the printed pants and rompers we saw in the store! And best of all, the price points are totally affordable!
Be sure to visit their very first store in Glorietta 2 and express yourself through their pieces. Happy shopping!
Click on the photo gallery to check out the fashion show.
Click here to see the people who partied with us at the launch.


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Brewed it last night. The yeast starter concerned me somewhat, it wasn't as active as I had hoped it would be. I did O2 injection to compensate and that seems to have done the trick, the batch was already actively fermenting after only 5 hours! OG was 1.039 prior to the addition of the honey, just about on target. (1.037) I plan to add the honey this evening after work which should bump the "OG" up to 1.050-1.052. It started a little warm due to the elevated temperature in the basement yesterday so I surrounded the fermenter with a few large ice packs and wrapped it in a towel to help drop the temp a bit. I think my ME was a bit old though, it's darker than I had hoped for.


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'Osimhen is not the best striker in Serie A'
Declares Verona coach Igor Tudor
Verona coach Igor Tudor says he is not afraid of Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen as his side host Scudetto-chasing Napoli at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi in a Serie A game on Sunday.
'He's not the best striker in Serie A,' said Tudor ahead of the Sunday afternoon's game between the two sides with a long history of bitter rivalry.
That is one of the reasons why Verona are expected a packed house, along with their own recent confidence-boosting results.
"Napoli have strong players, Luciano Spalletti is one of my favourite coaches and my players are well aware of what this game means," said Tudor in his press conference.
"They also know there will be a big crowd and they like this, as their hard work has attracted people back to the stadium. They are eager to not let the fans down and put on a show with a great result.
"The people of Verona are showing their faith in the whole club. There has to be a strong connection and creates a wonderful atmosphere."
When asked about the fear of facing Napoli hitman Osimhen, Tudor shrugged it off.
"He is not the best striker in Serie A, no. He's one of the best, but for me the best is Dusan Vlahovic. I don't want to focus too much on Napoli's strengths and players, because I am concentrating on what Verona can do."
Osimhen has featured thrice against Verona with the Nigerian yet to win after two draws and a loss.
Verona is also one of the mid-table clubs Osimhen is yet to score against albeit he has scored 21 times, bagged seven assists in 53 games across all competitions for Napoli.


The Transgender Youth Program at the UVM Childrens' Hospital strives to provide gender-variant and transgender children and their families with comprehensive education and resources about available options.
We provide the full spectrum of care, from simple observation and guidance to hormone suppression and gender-affirming hormonal therapy for children of all ages.
We require that all our patients are in active mental health therapy as we feel this is a vital part of any gender exploration journey. The UVM Children's Hospital Transgender Youth Program can assist you in accessing therapy with a mental health provider who is familiar with gender-related issues.
We can provide referral to reproductive endocrinology team at the UVM Medical Center to discuss fertility preservation options if it is desired by the patient and family, and if the patient is at pubertal age. We can assist in facilitating transition to adult transgender care (adult endocrinology, family medicine or internal medicine primary care providers) in the community and at the UVM Medical Center when appropriate.


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There is never a dull moment at the Shepherd's Lamb ranch! It takes the cooperation and hard work of our whole family and our animals in each season of the ranching year to run our business successfully.
Photography by Lara Manzanares unless otherwise captioned. If you would like to publish or use these photos or are interested in ordering prints, please contact Lara at lara.manz@gmail.com.
Hector, horse Peanut, and the guard dogs trail the sheep through Tierra Amarilla as they make their way down the mountain from summer pasture in the fall.
Antonio cleans muddy tire chains in the creek after struggling to reach the top of the mountain and deliver groceries to the sheep camp.
Antonio helps a sheep stand upright after shearing her at Tierra Wools Handweaving Workshop's annual Spring Harvest Festival.
A close-up of the wool of one of our sheep. This amazing coat keeps the sheep warm and dry and blocks debris and UV rays from reaching her sensitive skin.
Molly, Sophia, and Nathaniel remove debris from a freshly shorn fleece (a process called "skirting") as a member of the shearing crew prepares the next fleece.
Spring Lambing is the most intense season of the year: The entire flock (around 800 ewes) gives birth within six weeks. Here, Antonio carries a newborn lamb to the corral to be reunited with its mother.
New lambs face their first life challenge: getting across the ditch! This usually isn't a problem – lambs can run and jump like track stars within hours of being born.
(L-R) Greg Martin, Baldo LaSalle, Antonio, and Michael Combs follow the sheep out of the lambing pen after a rough day on the range near Tres Piedras, just west of Taos.
Home on the Range: One of our older sheep camps spends spring Lambing Season amongst the sagebrush near Tres Piedras, just west of Taos.
Baldo, Juanito, and horse Peanut do their best to corral a group of incredibly spry little lambs.
Molly provides water for Antonio to wash his hands as they break for lunch during a long workday.
The trailer door latches shut: One task is finished; the next five are waiting to be done.
Molly, mare Jimmie, and dogs Sammie and Bert trail the sheep through the Carson National Forest at an altitude of approximately 10,000 feet.
Antonio, Molly, horses Tomato and Jimmie, and dog Sammie survey the flock during a warm spring afternoon on the ranch.
Toni Broaddus (Molly's sister) and horse Shorty guide the flock through the ranch gates.
Domingo and Antonio trail the sheep down the highway by foot just outside the ranch.
Molly, shown here with dog Bert and horse Jimmie, has spotted and rescued a sick lamb who cannot keep up with the others.
Molly's rescue gets a luxurious ride to the corral, where he will have a chance to recuperate.
Heather and Molly work on a weaving at Tierra Wools Handweaving Workshop as Heather's daughter naps nearby. The weavers at Tierra Wools have designed and woven tapestries and striped weavings using the flock's yarn since 1984.
Molly's tapestry weaving patiently awaits her return at Tierra Wools Handweaving Workshop.
Molly and Antonio chat with a customer at the Santa Fe Farmers Market. Shepherd's Lamb has been a weekly vendor at the Farmers Market for over 15 years.
Molly, Hector, horses Jimmie and Peanut, and the dogs make their way down the hill toward the flock during the annual fall sheep drive.
Toni Broaddus and horse Shorty lead a semi truck through the flock during the annual fall sheep drive.
Raquel Manzanares feeds the sheep. During winter months, the sheep's daily meal consists of dry bales of hay harvested from the ranch's fields each fall.
A guard dog pup looks up from his breakfast. We use Great Pyrenees, Anatolian Shepherd, or Komondor guard dogs to guard our flock from predators.
(L-R) Molly, Sammie, and Antonio take a quick nap after lunch during the fall sheep drive through the Carson National Forest.
During a quiet afternoon, Roy, one of our border collie sheepdogs, decides to take a brief vacation from ranch life. This note from Molly says: "Gone to look for Roy. Be back soon."


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Patrick Kluivert at Newcastle: a lesson in nostalgia
Posted on February 24, 2015 by The False Nine
TFN debutant and Newcastle fan Andy Booth remembers Patrick Kluivert's season on Tyneside…
Patrick Kluivert's arrival on Tyneside in July 2004 was met with cautious optimism from the Newcastle United supporters. Manager Bobby Robson had compared the capture to that of the revered Alan Shearer in 1996, such was the reputation of the Dutch striker.
He had left Barcelona earlier that summer as the fourth top La Liga goalscorer in the club's history and was top of the chart for the Netherlands with 40 goals in 79 internationals. Yet he had been released on a free transfer after failing to fit into Frank Rijkaard's side for the second half of the previous season and had not played a single minute in Euro 2004, in which the Oranje had reached the Semi-Finals. Having just turned 28, he was, theoretically, still in his prime and after a disappointing 5th-place finish the year before, Kluivert was recruited to return Champions League football to St James' Park.
However it certainly did not work out like that. His one season on Tyneside ended in a 14th place finish and there were few tears shed when he returned to Spain the following summer. But should we be surprised that the move did not work out as the club had hoped (rather than expected)? Even at the time the signing always felt slightly nostalgic. A former star, past his peak, plying his trade in a place he'd rather not be and probably wishing it was 1995. So what went wrong?
Well from a purely tactical sense you have to question whether his style of play fitted with the dynamics of the squad. At Ajax and Barcelona he had excelled playing as a classic number 9. Good with his feet, exceptional in the air, always eager to shoot, he was your stereotypical penalty box striker; a role already filled by the talismanic local hero Shearer. Even at 34 Shearer expected to start every game, and failure to fulfil these demands risked a backlash from the Toon Army, as Ruud Gullit had found out five years earlier. Continue reading →
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