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Starks. 302 South Adams. Ypsilanti Historical Society.
Charles Starks was born in 1856 in Chatham, Ontario to James, origins unknown, and Martha E. Rouse, possibly born in Indiana. James Starks, living in the Canadian settlement of Dawn (of Josiah Henson and Uncle Tom's Cabin fame), and Martha were married in 1844. Both died in Chatham in 1904.
The brother and sister of Charles Starks, buried in Dresden, Ontario at the site of the Dawn Settlement. Photo Southadams@1900, 2013.
On July 25, 1877 , Charles married nineteen-year-old Eveline Rickman (sometimes Richman) in Chatham. Eveline was born in 1860 in White County, Tennessee to Milford and Angelina Rickman. Milford Rickman was born free in Tennessee.
By 1861 the Rickmans had moved to the Queen's Bush settlement in Grey County, Ontario. Eventually they settled on a farm near Chatham in Bothwell Township, Ontario. After Charles and Eveline were married, they farmed next to the elder Rickmans.
The Queen's Bush Settlement. Courtesy Ontario Historical Plaques.
Charles and Eveline moved to Ypsilanti around 1890. In 1900 they were living with their two sons, Milford and Harry. The Stark family lived at 302 South Adams for decades, with the elder Milford Rickman joining them from Canada and dying in Ypsilanti in his 90s. Eveline had seven children, three of whom survived into adulthood. Charles was for many years the janitor for Brown AME Church. Eveline worked as a domestic. Charles died in 1935, Eveline in 1936.
Their son, Milford, would go onto serve in World War One and died in 1952, living much of his life on the street.
The corner lot where the Starks once lived is now empty (2013).


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Cinema-Maniac: 1: Nenokkadine (2014) Review
February 10, 2016 Arsene_Lucifer	Leave a comment
Psychological stories are among my favorite forms of storytelling along with the Western genre, Samurai films, and martial art films. This is mostly contributed to personal preferences as these four type of films, if everything is done correctly, hit all my sweet spots of what I'm looking for in a film. Western films in particular I consider the genre to find the best examples of writing in films for in depth narrative, and character exploration while martial art films can get me emotionally invested in events than a traditional action movie. Psychological stories what they tend to offer, besides the occasional intelligent writing, is endless possibilities in writing, and countless pondering thoughts once the film ends. When psychological films are done correctly you'll have example likes Inception where debates over an ending among other elements are still written about. Clues that could have been missed the first time further can make you appreciate a film. Whereas other examples can fall into M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense category of thinking it's smarter than actually is. Despite it being well received, I still hold on my beliefs that it's a film that is poorly written, and badly directed since it build around a single gimmick. That brings me to write about today's film that falls into the later category of psychological films I dislike that are unable to use their key element in the story in any meaningful way. While not uncommon, it's never a welcoming sight to see the exact moment where a film fall apart.
1: Nenokkadine is about a rock star who must overcome his psychological inhibitions to seek revenge for his parents' death. The film waste no time drawing in viewers into the story starting with a kid running away from adults shooting at him. You immediately wonder why, and the opening sequence does it job in setting up the psychological elements without faltering. However, after the flashback is over it's immediately followed by a musical number. Now the first song does have context since Gautham (Mahesh Babu) is performing at a rock concert. So the transition into a musical number isn't jarring. Unlike the rest of the film where musical numbers just happen out of nowhere. While it is par for the course for Indian movies to insert musical numbers into a number of their films it is also common for some of the films to insert them accordingly. This film feel no need to fit them in so it's spontaneous when it occurs. At least the first song while it contribute little narratively was an enjoyable, energetic track about finding yourself. Whereas the other 4 musical numbers are simply about love with corny lyrics. Except the last song in the film which could have been cut out since it contributes nothing.
Now before the film reaches the 41 minute mark it's story is actually intriguing. It strikes a nice balance playing with Gautham psyche without over complicating matters. The streamlined story is constantly making the viewer wonder if its leading character is imagining events, or if they actually happened. Every major event within the first 41 minutes serve to play a mind game with the viewers. Presenting events in careful manner to not reveal the truth of Gautham memories. It's also everything pass those first 41 minutes that the film entirely falls apart. Due to a simple scene the psychological angle the film started with is absolutely gone. No longer will you question if Gautham can't tell the difference between imagination, and reality. This is one moment with Samira (Kriti Sanon) explaining her method to coworkers on how to get an interview with Gautham destroys any doubts you might have had of Gautham psychology being unstable. It's so plot breaking that further events in the film that attempt to play with the idea of Gautham imagination with their only being one reasonable outcome from that one that scene in the film. Ultimately you end up seeing a film that thinks it's more intelligent than it actually is. Throwing plot twist as every major turning point. If the film wasn't trying to be a psychological thriller first than the issue wouldn't as glaring. However, it would still be an overblown love story.
It's not you, or me, but the musical numbers I can't handle.
A major chunk of the film is focus on romance that is overblown. The script doesn't give the protagonist, and love interest enough time before they fall in love. In context, these two character share a single musical number, and a single action scene which is enough for the protagonist to basically die for his love. This is despite the fact after he learns his love interest has been deceiving him simply forgetting the fact that he been lie by this woman a majority of the time they spend together. After a scene where the damsel in distress get rescue consciously for the first time the romance becomes lovey-dovey. It's further embarrassing seeing adult characters written like teenagers saying romantic to each other like they were little kids.
Then there's a subplot revolving around Hydrogen Cyanide getting mixed into seeds causing infertile land causing inedible food in the background that only appears if neede to make progress. That's a mouthful for sure, but it doesn't end there as the flimsy attempt to tie in this subplot into its main storyline becomes over the top. Before it eventually evolves to a possible ego stroking film that's only made to make it star look good. If main character Gautham who is constantly refer to as Rockstar in the film can find the Golden Rice than he can stop world hunger. You might be wondering how a film about a rockstar trying to find his parents killer ended up becoming a green environmentalist action film. The answer is simple as I went to the film IMDb page, and see nine people were given credits. Nine people writing a single film that almost three hours explains allot. It explains why the film never bother explaining how a rockstar just has the skill of a secret agent. This also explains why the film uses of flashbacks several time in the film, withholding certain information, and explains why a film that is wholly serious gives up attempting to balance a serious tone with comedy. Also, explains why despite Gautham popularity he doesn't have any fanatic fan that would stalk him despite apparently being describe as Indian biggest rockstar.
Characterization for leading character Gautham is surprisingly dynamic. He has an conflict that is both external, and internal that he is desperate to find the resolution for. Despite the story placing importance on overblown romance Gautham turmoil is a driving force for the film. While the film doesn't spend much on telling us about Gautham himself his conflict in the film is enough to make him an interesting character. Changing his minded goal of revenge into something more personal like remembering their faces. Touches like this make Gautham far more interesting than hardened person who already has his mind set on killing only to possibly change his mind in the end. That's another aspect to his character that is great. Gautham deciding whether or not to take revenge isn't the climax of his character. The storytelling isn't coherent consistently, but Gautham as a character is easy to understand. It's just a shame Jeremy Zimmermann, Arjun Y.K., Suneel Madhav, Thota Srinivas, Palnati Surya Pratap, Venkateswararao Potluri, Hari Prasad Jakka, Jakka Hariprasad, and Sukamar (who also the film's director) nine credited writers couldn't think among themselves how to create a good story to along with him. The other characters, are not even worth mentioning since they're treated as plot devices, and nothing more.
The rest of the cast isn't worth discussing in depth since they play pretty straightforward roles. Kriti Sanon who plays Samira is given a role where she plays an woman infatuated with her love interest. As some point in the film it seemed she would be required to do more than smile, look pretty, and bubbly when around the Mahesh Babu, but it doesn't last long. So she overshadow in every possible way when she shares scenes with Mahesh Babu. Her biggest praise would be she could sing, and dance well, but so can her co star Mahesh Babu. Nasser who plays the film antagonist doesn't appear in the film until the climax. While screen time is a contributing factor to his lack of an impression is his bland portrayal of a villain makes an easy part of the film to forget. Kelly Dorji is more of the same playing a villain, though his final scene allows him to mix change his dialogue delivery. Supporting actors in general from Anu Hasan, Pradeep Singh Rawat, Sayaji Shinde, Krishna Murali Posani, Gautham Ghattamaneni, Anand, Ravi Verma, and Srinivasa Reddy give the impression they'll be given roles before disappearing from the film with pure ease.
Sukumar as an director at least nailed down making good music videos in the film. They look stylish as well having good dance choreography to showcase. Playing up a particular aspect in different musical numbers, including the corny love song where he films like a cheesy romance movie. Devi Sri Prasad did an excellent job creating the music. The action scenes in the film all good stunt work, but an issue in all of them is editing. In virtually all the action speed, and quick cuts are played around with. For example, there's a fight scene where Mahesh Babu has to defend his love interest from a group thugs. Within the same fight scene there's good practical effects that make the lack of psychics look convincing. This particular fight scene is unable to hide the fact actors in the background simply standing around waiting for their que to be in the scene. Also, this particular fight scene repeats the same shot of its own fight within the same sequence. What is not fun to see is seeing an entire action scene not being allowed to play out by itself without being tampered in some way. As oppose to the film first action sequence where playing with the motion of speed wasn't abused while it played out.
Another issue is some of the bigger set pieces lack creativity. There's a set piece in a parking lot having our hero fight off a gang motorcyclist trying to kill. Despite showing some of the motorcyclist carrying guns they never fun them while riding the motorcycles. That sequence in particular plays to traditional to the run, shoot, and cover style of action choreography without changing much in how it plays. Finally, the final action set piece requires you to disbelief the fact that our hero is couple of feet away from armed guards shooting at him, in a wide open space, and somehow not getting shot. The choreography in the final action sequence is sloppy unable to hide the fact that Mahesh Babu should have gotten in despite not hiding behind cover. If the sequence showed Babu dodging bullets by showing some bullet pierce on the ground, or destroy some light to distort vision it would have been easier to swallow the nonsense. There's also some bad CGI in a sequence with a ship is burning then exploding, and some set pieces being filmed way too close to tell what's going on. They're done in a way where it's easy to lose coherence while viewing them. It's a shame too since they have some good stunt work in them, though in a nearly three hour film a couple action sequences won't do much to salvage a bad even if they edited, and filmed correctly. Especially when a long chase sequence is only showing Babu running after someone without spicing it up in any way.
1: Nenokkadine is an overlong film with a psychological angle that shoots itself in the foot 41 minutes in the film. It's think it smarter than actually is resulting in a film where it length is noticeable. The overblown romance, the bad psychological aspect, and the lackluster subplot of finding Golden Rice to stop world hunger aren't an exciting mixed elements like they should have been. Mahesh Babu performance alone cannot out do the damage done by jarring transition into musical numbers, and badly edited action sequences. While star Mahesh Babu demonstrated he has talent. It's unfortunate that none of the filmmakers, and especially it credited don't have any of it to produce something worthwhile in a nearly three hour film.
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Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is the anime adaptation of the game of the same name. The anime follows Hajime Hinata as he enters Hope's Peak Academy, only to find himself trapped in a killing game with his classmates. If you want to watch Danganronpa 2 anime, you can do so on Crunchyroll.
Danganronpa Watch Order
If you're looking for a place to watch Danganronpa 2 anime, you have a few options. You can purchase the DVDs or Blu-rays from retailers like Amazon, Right Stuf, or Funimation. Or, you can stream it on Crunchyroll, FunimationNow, or Hulu.
Finally, it's also available for digital purchase on sites like iTunes and Google Play. Whichever way you choose to watch it, be prepared for an intense and thrilling ride!
Funimation Danganronpa 2
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is a visual novel adventure game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It was released in Japan in 2012, and in North America and Europe by NIS America in 2014. The game follows a group of high school students who are trapped on an island by a monochrome bear named Monokuma.
They are forced to kill one another in order to escape the island. The story of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is split into two parts. The first half is focused on the class of students working together to solve various mysteries on the island, while the second half sees them turning against each other as they attempt to escape.
The game features a number of different gameplay mechanics, including investigation sections where players must gather evidence, and courtroom sections where they must present this evidence to prove someone's guilt or innocence. Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its story and characters but criticised its gameplay elements. It has sold over 300,000 copies worldwide as of February 2017.
What is Danganronpa Season 2 Called
Danganronpa Season 2, also known as Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Academy, is a visual novel adventure game developed by Spike Chunsoft. It is the second installment in the Danganronpa series, and was released for the PlayStation Portable in Japan on July 26, 2012. The game features an all-new cast of 16 high school students who are forced to participate in a killing game by Monokuma, a robotic teddy bear.
The story of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Academy takes place on an island resort called Jabberwock Island, which is owned and operated by the Future Foundation. The player controls Hajime Hinata, a student who has no recollection of his past prior to arriving on the island. As Hajime explores Jabberwock Island with his fellow classmates, they begin to piece together what has happened to them and why they have been brought there.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Academy received critical acclaim upon its release, with many praising its story and characters. It was nominated for several awards, including "Best Story" and "Best Character Design" at the 2013 PlayStation Awards.
Danganronpa Anime Season 2 Release Date
The Danganronpa anime season 2 release date has been announced! The show will return on July 4th with a brand new story. The first season of the anime was a huge hit, and fans are eagerly awaiting the second season.
The Danganronpa anime is based on the popular video game series of the same name. The story follows a group of high school students who are forced to participate in a deadly game of murder. The first season ended with a cliffhanger, and fans are eager to see what happens next.
The second season will pick up where the first left off, and it promises to be even more suspenseful and exciting than the first. If you're a fan of the Danganronpa games or anime, then you won't want to miss this!
Are you a fan of the Danganronpa series? If so, then you might be wondering what the correct watch order is for the series. Well, wonder no more!
Here is a detailed breakdown of the recommended Danganronpa watch order: 1) Danganronpa: The Animation 2) Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School – Future Arc
3) Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School – Despair Arc
Danganronpa 2 Anime Hulu
If you're a fan of the Danganronpa franchise, then you're in for a treat! Hulu has just added the Danganronpa 2 anime to its lineup! The Danganronpa 2 anime is based on the popular video game of the same name.
The story follows Hajime Hinata as he attends Hope's Peak Academy, a school for gifted students. However, things take a turn for the worse when a murderous bear known as Monobear takes over the school and forces the students to kill each other in order to graduate. Can Hajime find a way out of this deadly game?
You'll have to watch to find out! The Danganronpa 2 anime is available now on Hulu. So what are you waiting for?
Go check it out!
Does Crunchyroll Have Danganronpa 2
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Danganronpa 2 is currently not available on Crunchyroll. It's possible that the series will be added in the future, but there's no guarantee. If you're a fan of Danganronpa 2, your best bet is to check out other streaming services like Funimation or Netflix.
Danganronpa Anime List
Danganronpa is a Japanese anime television series based on the video game franchise of the same name created by Kazutaka Kodaka. The series was produced by Lerche, directed by Seiji Kishi and written by Yukinori Kitajima, and aired between July 2014 and September 2014 on Tokyo MX. A sequel series, Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School, aired between July 2016 and September 2016.
The Danganronpa anime series consists of two seasons: Danganronpa: The Animation, which adapts the events of the first game; and Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School, which serves as an epilogue to the Hope's Peak Academy Arc in the games' storyline. Danganronpa: The Animation is set at Hope's Peak Academy, a prestigious high school for "ultimate" students who are the best in their field. However, things take a turn for the worse when Monokuma, a robotic bear that serves as the school's headmaster, declares that all students must participate in a killing game where they must kill one of their classmates and get away with it in order to graduate.
Can I Watch Danganronpa on Netflix
No, Danganronpa is not currently available on Netflix. However, all three seasons of the anime are available for purchase on Amazon Prime Video.
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Is There Danganronpa Anime 2?
No, there is not a Danganronpa anime season 2. The first and only season of the Danganronpa anime adaptation aired in 2013 and covered the events of the first game in the series. While the anime was generally well-received, it didn't perform well enough commercially to warrant a second season.
However, there is still hope for fans of the show, as an animated movie adaptation of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is currently in production.
Where Can I Watch Danganronpa Anime Season 2?
If you're looking to watch Danganronpa anime Season 2, there are a few different places you can go. One option is to head over to Crunchyroll, which offers both a subscription and free options for viewers. With a subscription, you'll be able to watch all of the latest episodes as they become available, along with a back catalog of older episodes.
The free option lets you watch some of the latest episodes but with ads interspersed throughout. Another popular choice is Funimation, which also has both paid and free versions available. The paid subscription gives you access to all of the latest episodes without commercials, while the free version has a limited selection of episodes available with ads included.
Finally, Hulu is another great option that carries Danganronpa anime Season 2 in its lineup. As with the other two streaming services mentioned above, Hulu offers both a paid subscription (no ads) and a cheaper ad-supported plan.
Where Can You Watch Season 2 And 3 of Danganronpa?
If you're a fan of the Danganronpa series, you're probably wondering where you can watch season 2 and 3. The good news is that both seasons are available on Crunchyroll. Season 2, titled Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School – Future Arc, continues the story from the first season.
It follows the students of Class 77-B as they're forced to participate in a deadly game by Monobear. Season 3, titled Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School – Despair Arc, is a prequel to the first two seasons. It focuses on Class 77-A and their experiences leading up to the Tragedy of Hope's Peak Academy.
Both seasons are available for streaming on Crunchyroll with English subtitles. So if you're looking to catch up on the latest adventures of your favorite characters, be sure to check out Crunchyroll today!
Is Danganronpa Season 2 on Crunchyroll?
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No, as of right now Danganronpa Season 2 is not available on Crunchyroll. The first season of Danganronpa is available on Crunchyroll, but the second season has not been added yet. It's possible that Crunchyroll will add the second season at some point in the future, but there's no guarantee.
If you're looking to watch Danganronpa Season 2, your best bet is to find another streaming service that offers it.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is the second anime installment in the Danganronpa franchise. The story follows a group of high school students who are trapped on an island by a maniacal teddy bear named Monokuma. The students must kill each other off in order to escape the island, and only one can survive.
The Danganronpa 2 anime is available for streaming on Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu.
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Senior sets school record
Published 9:16 am Wednesday, September 26, 2012
By brandihagen
Albert Lea's Tyler Shaw watches play on the soccer field Tuesday at home. Shaw set the Albert Lea High School record of goals scored in a season at 17 after scoring four goals during the game against Faribault.
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Tyler Shaw, the top scorer for the Albert Lea boys' soccer team, broke a school record on Tuesday en route to the Tigers' 6-0 shutout of Faribault.
The school record for goals scored in a season was 16, which was set in the 2008-09 season.
Shaw, who started the game with 13 goals recorded, scored three goals in the first half and one in the second to reset the record at 17 goals scored in a season.
"It's surreal," the senior soccer player said. "I never imagined I would be able to do it."
As Shaw thinks about the season and his high school soccer career coming to an end in a few weeks, he said setting the record has been the best part.
"Hopefully it stays for awhile," Shaw said.
Tigers head coach Joe Squires said Tuesday's game was the second game where Shaw had more than a hat trick.
"He's always looking for a goal," Squires said. "He keeps working, he keeps hungry."
But, it wasn't just Shaw trying to get a score on the Falcons.
"Everyone was looking for goals tonight," Squires said. "You could tell that. We were taking lots of shots from outside angles and going for it the whole time."
Albert Lea outshot Faribault 31-7.
The Tigers' goalkeepers Nate Hogstad and Foster Otten both made saves for the team. Hogstad made three and Otten made two.
The Tigers' other two goals came from Tyler Vandenheuvel and Preston Smith. Shaw had one assist and Tim Furland had two.
"Tim has been instrumental in helping Shaw," Squires said. "He draws a lot of defenders and sets up Tyler a lot."
Squires' continued emphasis on slowing down the play proved to be a good idea as the game clock ticked closer to zero.
He said when the team plays slow and in control, they become a team that no other team can touch. But, when the players get frantic like they were toward the end of the game, the other team becomes dangerous.
In an effort to sink more goals into the Falcons' net, the Tigers were making quick shots that flew over or past the net.
Fortunately, the team played well defensively and kept Faribault from scoring.
"The defense has been up and down at points, but they're communicating," Squires said. "They stepped it up tonight."
The Tigers are scheduled to play next at Rochester Century at 7 p.m. Thursday.


I'm going to bring that to a wrap here.
In summary, the Socceroos had to hold on desperately to hold out a spirited Syria 3-2.
It was tense, it was desperate but the defending Asian Cup champions march on.
Join us again for the next clash, when the Socceroos meet either Uzbekistan or Japan in Al Ain on January 21.
Cheers for the blog Liam, very much appreciated. Loved your commentary!
No worries Rhino and Wombat, glad you enjoyed it.
Awer Mabil is talking on the commentary.
He said the Socceroos are happy to continue with their momentum after the opening loss, and have now scored six goals in two games.
He's revealed some more about his goal celebration.
He covers his face and mouth when he scores, and he's revealed it's a message for people experiencing poor mental health. He's encouraging them not to stay silent about their problems.
He's a great footballer, does a lot for charity and seems like a pretty decent and thoughtful guy too.
Definitely. It was 100 per cent his own player that Al Soma tripped over.
Thanks to James for bringing the vision to my attention.
No problems Larry, thanks for joining me.
The win puts Australia through to the Round of 16 in second place in the group.
It sets up a likely encounter with either Japan or Uzbekistan, whoever finishes second in Group F.
The Uzbeks currently lead the group, meaning a draw between those teams later in the week will mean we meet our old nemesis Japan.
Shouldn't those 3-1's be 3-2's?
My mistake sorry, you're all onto me!
Well that was nerve wracking. They Syrian threw wave after wave at the Socceroos but they held resolute.
Forget the gripes about the penalty, Rogic finds himself in plenty of space and drills it past Alma.
The Socceroos lead 3-2 and look to go through.
There's 45 seconds of time left.
You're telling me Clive. We can't do things easily.
90': The referee has indicated there will be four more minutes of injury time.
As the 90' mark ticks over, Graham Arnold makes his final change.
ON: Matt Jurman for his first minutes of the cup.
I agree Matt, I think they'd want to clear up the confusion.
88': It's a freekick after Behich is judged to have fouled in the corner. The pressure is back on Australia. It's cleared by the Socceroos and the substitute Youssef's cross goes wide.
86': It's another corner for Syria. They've been putting it long and testing the Socceroos. But they are good enough to keep it clear.
85': From the corner Syria's Youssef takes a speculative volley and it goes well wide.
Me too Rhino, it was only brief and I didn't get a good look either.
83': The Socceroos need to find some composure and get back on top here. The goal has given Syria plenty of zip.
It's 2-2 with 10 minutes to go.
We haven't seen a replay of the foul, but Al Soma converts after winning the penalty.
The referee had a looooooong look at that one and then decides to give a penalty after Al Soma went down.
78': Freekick won by Khrbin. Mark Milligan is judged to have brought the Syrian attacker down and they have a good chance within range.
Khrbin and Al Soma stand over the ball and the former's shot is parried away by Mat Ryan.
After a looping cross from Syria, the goalscorer rises above Rhyan Grant but his header is saved by Mat Ryan.
The substitute striker hits the post with a powerful drive from the right.
Mabil gets the rebound but a defender gets there with him and he can't get a clear shot away.
72': Another offiside for the Socceroos. Giannou is played through on goal but he had also stepped in front of the last man.
71': Rogic puts it in the goal, but it won't count. It was a lovely bit of skill, beating two men and playing a one-two with Awer Mabil, but he strayed offside when collecting the return pass.
It's nice to watch, but it won't count on the scoreboard.
70': A wasted chance by Ikonomidis there. He's played into acres of space down the left but can't decide whether to pass to Giannou, or shoot. It ends up being a mixture of both and goes out for a goalkick.
Australia definitely looking more likely since that second goal. It seems to have sucked the will out of Syria.
67': We've got our first substitution for the night.
Honest biggest handball should have been called.
No doubt it hit Milligan's arm, I just don't think anyone can claim it was deliberate handball.
There were also no Syrian attackers around him, nor was it on way to goal.
64': The goal looks to have boosted the Socceroos and deflated Syria a bit. Some nice passwork between Rogic and Ikonomidis once again can't find its mark.
61': It's a yellow card to Australia's Massimo Luongo for a rather cynical foul there.


We are finally into Spring and the warmer weather seems to be here! Time outside and having the kids outside playing is a welcome change after the long winter we just had. As wonderful as this time of year is, it also means we have to think a bit about protecting our kids and ourselves from ticks. I know, yuck! I hate thinking about this too but unfortunately at this time year, its a necessity. I am sure most everyone reading this will know someone that has been treated for Lyme disease and knows its not a fun thing to go through.
The good news is there are some simple and easy ways to reduce your risk and be outside without worry. I have outlined below my three part plan I started using about 5 years ago after my own family had a scare with a tick bite. This is just my family's own strategy and its not endorsed by any organization, nor do I have any affiliation with the companies I mention below. I just know since we starting putting this into place, it has greatly reduced the incidence of ticks on my kids and our dog. In fact, our dog Sugar came to our family after we starting using this plan, and as of her last check up, our vet told us she is one of the only dogs they see that shows zero exposure to Lyme bacteria. That to me is evidence enough it is working!
Each Spring and Fall, we lay out these non toxic tubes around the perimeter of our yard. These are basically hollowed out cardboard tubes stuffed with cotton balls soaked in a non toxic substance that stops ticks in their tracks by forming a barrier around the perimeter of your yard. I won't go into all the details on how and why they work (you can go to the site for all the details and to see lots of photos) but I will tell you tell you its simple and easy to use. It will take you about 30 minutes tops to put this around an average size yard. You literally just throw them out into the woods, under sheds etc. No installation at all. Also, I have noticed some yard maintenance companies will offer this as a service (usually with a mark up) but you can order them directly from the company on the link provided and there is absolutely no need to pay someone to do this. If you can walk along the border of your property, you can do this.
It doesn't stop with the kids either! Our dog Sugar has her own wardrobe of protective clothing in the form of stylish bandanas! I tie these loosely around her neck when she goes outside and on walks. Dogs tend to pick up ticks on their necks and ears and considering their instinct to sniff everything in their path, it absolutely helps keep those buggers off! And, I think its a pretty cute look on her too!
The last thing we do each spring is to use a perimeter spray around our yard, paying particular attention to areas where the grass meets the woods, under sheds, in brush piles etc. We have used a service to do this in the past (we use one of the organic lawn care companies in our area) and we have also used another more home grown option that uses concentrated garlic oil mixed with water and canola oil. This is a method that is used by many golf courses and again is non toxic and safe for pets. You can google "concentrated garlic oil sprays for tick control" and get lots of choices or email me at laurin@thedinnerdaily.com and I can look up where we ordered it. But be warned on this option: your yard will smell like you are hosting an Italian Fiesta so be prepared for people showing up for a garlic infused dinner!
And that is our 3 part plan! Yes this does cost a bit of money (this whole plan might cost you about $400 depending on how much you spend on clothing) but like all things concerning health and well being, I believe it is money well spent. Avoiding the stress and ordeal of going through a tick bite and the resulting treatments with weeks of antibiotics, not to mention the worry that goes along with it, is worth every cent.
If you have any other tactics you use we would love to hear them! Just contact us and we will add them to the post!


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Throughout history, black artists have been at the forefront of music, but for the most part, their influence and work in music have been undermined. However, their legacy and impact on music lives on and continues to inspire and shape the music industry to this day. Stage Confessions is honoring the most influential black artists whose work has helped revolutionize music. We are honoring the Motown legend, Marvin Gaye; The greatest guitarist of all time, Jimi Hendrix; the outspoken Beyoncé, and more. We'd like to thank all the black artists for their contribution to music because quite frankly, music wouldn't be the same without these fantastic people.


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Professional rodeo cowboy thanks surgeon who saved him from amputation
Memorial Day weekend 2017, Justin Babineaux was competing in team cattle roping in his hometown of Sulphur, Louisiana. He and his horse were a powerful duo on the verge of a winning streak. But unfortunately, rodeos are a fast-paced, unpredictable sport where anything can happen in just a matter of seconds and, as Babineaux went to "dally" or wrap his rope around his saddle horn, an accidental slip of the lasso trapped and completely amputated his right thumb.
"The other guy roped the steer and turned him," Babineaux said. "I roped two feet and went to dally. I think the coils out of my left hand slipped over my right hand and immediately pushed it against the saddle horn. As I did that, instantaneously I said, 'My thumb is gone.'"
Half the white glove he wore on his right hand to avoid getting rope burn had come off, revealing only a bony stump protruding from his bottom knuckle. The rest of his thumb still filled out that finger of his glove.
Calmly, Babineaux handed off his horse and exited the arena. He remembers the blood dripping on the concrete as he walked to his wife's car. She drove him to the nearest hospital, but it was 10:00 p.m. on a holiday weekend, and surgeons were few and far between by the time they got there.
"Now, I'm still holding my thumb in my hand at this point," Babineaux said. "There was a tendon somewhere in my arm that had broken, but the tendon was still sticking out of the end of my thumb. My entire thumb down to my bottom knuckle, I'm holding it."
The surgeon on duty evaluated his injury but told Babineaux that he wouldn't be able to put it back on. Having roped in professional rodeos since high school, Babineaux had met many before him who'd had their thumbs accidentally amputated and re-attached and was eager to see the same results with his injury. However, to get his thumb re-attached, Babineaux was told he would have to be transferred to Mississippi, where Dr. Derek Culnan, Burn Medical Director of Burn and Reconstructive Centers of America (BRCA) at Jackson, MS, was the only one to accept the challenging task. By 6:00 a.m. the following morning, Babineaux was in Mississippi being prepped for surgery.
"When Dr. Culnan came in that morning to perform surgery, he had said that he would do his best to put it back on," Babineaux said. "I just remember looking at him and saying, 'Oh, you're going to put it back on, and it's going to work. It's going to work. It's going to work 100%.' Because he was talking about if they put it back on, there may not be enough blood flow, it could turn black and they could have to cut it back off again."
Twelve hours later, Babineaux woke up from surgery to find his thumb had been successfully re-attached using a skin graft and veins from his foot. To ensure the digit remained free of complications, Dr. Culnan kept Babineaux in the hospital for a week to keep an eye out for infections or loss of circulation and tissue death.
"I felt comfortable, and it just really worked out that he was the right guy to do the surgery," Babineaux said. "The hospital was great. Everybody was very helpful to me."
The first thing Babineaux did when he got discharged from the hospital was rope a dummy steer at his home in Sulphur to see if he could still do it after suffering such a traumatic injury to the thumb of his dominant hand. Fortunately, his skills had not deteriorated with the injury and, with a little more time to heal, he would be back on top of the rodeo circuit.
Over the following weeks, Babineaux attended occupational therapy appointments to work on the flexibility and function of his hand. Due to the tightness that had built up from the skin graft between the web of his thumb and pointer finger, he would need three more surgeries to supplement the ongoing therapy. While he could've gone to a doctor closer to home to continue reconstructing his hand, Babineaux instead decided to travel the three hundred miles to Mississippi to see the same doctor who gave him back his finger and the hope of returning to professional cattle roping.
After a complete amputation, multiple rounds of surgery and occupational therapy, it would take Babineaux upwards of a year or more to completely heal from the accident. He didn't see or feel the total extent of his recovery for a long time but was able to appreciate the process as he worked towards getting back on his horse and back into the rodeo circuit.
"As of today, I'm working every day," Babineaux said. "I'm still competing in rodeos. The only thing I'm limited to today is grabbing big items, like grabbing a big glass. Other than that, I have full function with it. I can do pretty much anything."
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Eason Jordan, CNN's chief news executive, ignited a firestorm of controversy in April with a statement he wrote for The New York Times. In it, Jordan confessed to suppressing "numerous awful things that could not be reported" about Saddam Hussein's regime "because doing so would have jeopardized the lives of Iraqis, particularly those on our Baghdad staff."
Mr. Jordan admitted that CNN's reporting from Baghdad had been incomplete. He acknowledged that he and others knew far more than they revealed to viewers about acts of torture, brutality, and murder performed by the Iraqi regime. He did not say why he considered it important to maintain a Baghdad bureau that didn't report truthfully. He did notexplain why, for all those years, CNN was unable to paint even a generally accurate portrait of the Hussein regime when its executives and journalists apparently knew the horrible truth. He did not indicate why viewers should trust CNN's reporting from anywhere in the world now, given what we know about their willingness to ignore and suppress the truth in exchange for journalistic privilege in Baghdad.
Hard on the heels of Mr. Jordan's confession comes news of a Time magazine memo informing Time's bureau chiefs of a major cover story on Christian missionaries who are operating in Muslim countries. The language of the memo itself foreshadows Time's likely approach: "a major piece on the flood of Christian missionaries, most of them evangelical…a radical crew of proselytizers…doing some kind of other work as a cover or pretext…hard-core evangelicals…from the least invasive…to the most." The memo goes on to refer to "hard-core Evangelical crowd," "hard-core Christians," and "hard-core missionaries." No need to wonder where Time is coming from, is there?
While Time's memo recognized "that this can be very dangerous work and in at least one instance will be willing to accept assumed names or whatever else is necessary to protect our subjects," it then says, "However, we will need photographs to make the [article] work, so we will need to have at least one stance where people are willing to have their pictures taken." Moreover, the memo actually asks bureau chiefs for information on "one or more Evangelical (conservative Protestant) missionaries in Muslim countries in your locale,preferably working in politically unstable or sensitive areas." In other words, their intention appears to be to focus on missionaries who would be most subject to danger if they came to the attention of Muslim authorities or mobs.
So let me get this straight. Eason Jordan and CNN felt an obligation to protect Iraqis (while maintaining a lucrative and prestigious journalistic presence in Baghdad) by shading and suppressing the truth, but Time is anxious to expose the efforts of Christian missionaries who are laboring in "politically unstable or sensitive areas." CNN let some stories go untold rather than jeopardize the lives of Iraqis (or their own corporate interests, take your pick); Time doesn't have to tell the story of missionaries who willingly live in hostile areas, but thinks it's a good idea to expose what these "hard-core" folks are doing. Am I the only one who sees a twisted set of values here?
Since Time's motivation is not to protect their journalistic privilege in any of these Muslim countries, what is their motive? I don't know, but their own memo gives a hint. It displays an awareness of "a tactic called 'tentmaking,'" in which Christians move to a country or community where, often, preaching and teaching about Jesus Christ is illegal. There, the Christians seek to live and work among people who have never heard what those missionaries believe to be the truth about Jesus Christ. They pray for their neighbors. They develop genuine friendships with them. And if, after years of living amid an antagonistic culture, their presence, prayers, and friendship result in a single neighbor discovering the joy and peace that comes with faith in Christ, they consider all their sacrifices worthwhile. But the Time memo puts it this way: "Essentially, [tentmaking] means doing some kind of other work as a cover or pretext, when your real goal is preaching." That statement reveals either Time's editorial bias (Christians in general, and missionaries in particular, are despicable) or the degree to which they are uninformed (tentmakers don't usually preach; that's the very nature of that kind of missionary effort). Take your pick.
The contrast between Eason Jordan's "confession" and Time's cover story initiative may also show the philosophy of some decision-makers in American journalism, who apparently believe that suppressing the truth-and reporting a brutal dictator's lies as fact, as CNN did more than once-is justifiable if done in the name of CNN, but that Christians who go to live in Muslim countries at great personal sacrifice ought to be exposed as "radical…proselytizers," even if doing so places them at risk.
I think that's a revealing and appalling contrast. Because I happen to know and love a handful of these exceptional, self-sacrificing tentmakers who have gone to Muslim countries-from Butler County, in fact-but I'm not telling Time. And I hope no one else does, either.
This WMUB commentary was awarded the 2nd place "Best Broadcast Writing" award from the Ohio Associated Press and also appeared in the May 2, 2003 edition of the Hamilton Journal-News.
Copyright © 2003, Bob Hostetler


For reasons unknown the demolition-by-implosion of a ten-story brick hotel building downtown - originally set for Thursday morning- was rescheduled for today: Saturday morning. I figured this would bring a bigger crowd than the original Thursday arrangement since most of the potential spectators would have been at work Thursday morning and therefore unavailable to leave work to watch. I was planning on taking advantage of a specific large public architectural overlook's superb view of the soon to be demolished building and found I wasn't alone – the place was packed – phones, cameras: out'n' ready.
At home I left an empty bottle of mustard in the fridge which I was saving for when I purchased a new full bottle of mustard of the same size so I could squirt the mustard from the new bottle into the bottle I had been saving in the fridge. I had just moved to a different state after living in another for three years. The sixteen oz. bottles being from different states were also from different grocery stores and were labeled as such. I wanted to keep using the old bottle of mustard as a souvenir and was now in need of new mustard to fill it up with.
About a week after the implosion it hadn't rained and I walked down to the implosion site's actual and adjacent neighborhoods with the intention of searching for and hopefully sweeping-up and collecting some reddish dust that had been thrown in the air during and after the brick buildings' fall to pieces – the dust eventually had to settle down all over the place. I was able to find some decent sized dust deposits nestled in between roads and curbs. No one was around and I swept up some dust and dumped it into a plastic grocery store bag and shoved it in my backpack along with the dust pan and mini-broom.
Back at my apartment, using a sieve, I separated the pure reddish dust I was hunting for from sticks and pebbles and other gutter debris that had been swept up along with it. I poured the smooth reddish dust in a glass jar and closed a lid on it. The sticks and pebbles went into the brand new washed and empty mustard bottle which I had recently purchased from my new local grocery store.


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Vlad Iulian Chiricheș (born 14 November 1989) is a Romanian professional footballer who plays for Italian club Sassuolo, and captains the Romania national team. Primarily a central defender, he is also comfortable as a right back or a defensive midfielder.
Chiricheș spent the first part of his senior career in Romania with Internațional Curtea de Argeș, Pandurii Târgu Jiu and Steaua București. He helped the latter to a Liga I title and a Supercupa României before transferring to English side Tottenham Hotspur in 2013 for a then-Romania record sale of €9.5 million. After two seasons, he moved to Napoli in Italy.
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What's Google's Move on Cloud-based Collaboration?
Google has yet to make any splashy announcements, but it's clearly interested in the communications market.
In the last two weeks, we've gotten major announcements from two of the three biggest players in the space where communications and cloud-based productivity intersect. Last week, Microsoft made its long-awaited announcement providing details on the next release of the communications components for Office 365 E5; and this week, Cisco amped up its Spark product, announcing that it would enhance the cloud platform that supports Spark and signaling that it intends to compete with Microsoft (and potentially its own Hosted Communications Service, HCS, channel partners) as a cloud communications provider.
That leaves Google.
Google has yet to make any splashy announcements around the integration of communications with Google Apps and the potential use of Google Hangouts as a more enterprise-ready communications tool. But we're getting clear signals that Google is very interested in this market and fully intends to be in the ring with its rivals.
On the pure Google Apps front, the company did fire a shot across Microsoft's bow: In October, Google announced an offer to switch Office 365 customers to Apps for Work and waive Google's monthly fees for the service through the duration of the enterprise's Microsoft contract. When it comes to the communications component of Google Apps for Work, the signals aren't as loud but they are pretty clear: Google is putting itself out there.
Adam Swidler, Google technology evangelist, will deliver a keynote at Enterprise Connect Orlando 2016
We're hoping the picture will get even clearer when Adam Swidler, Google Technology Evangelist, returns to the Enterprise Connect keynote stage at our Orlando 2016 event. Adam will be joined on stage by Greg Meyers, CIO of Motorola Solutions, and Craig Walker of Switch, a Google partner company that provides a communications platform that integrates with Google Apps. Motorola Solutions is Google's highest-profile case study for this type of integration, and Greg will talk in detail about how the deployment came about, how it went, and what comes next. (Incidentally, Motorola Solutions is not the same as Motorola Mobility, the company that Google acquired and later sold off.)
I was able to get a bit of a preview of the Google Apps-communications integration story at the recent UC Summit, where Adam did a presentation together with another customer, Pete Wayne, CIO of Oscar W. Larson, a Michigan-based fuel services business that services underground storage tanks. The 70-year-old company has eight locations in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, with $80 million in annual revenue and 350 employees.
The project started when Oscar W. Larson needed to upgrade its email and so faced a decision of whether to continue on a path with Microsoft Exchange, move to Office 365, or check out Google. It decided to go with Google as the best way to answer a need to upgrade from some very old-school business processes.
The job of servicing underground fuel tanks is in many ways the classic field-service scenario for which unified communications in general and collaboration in particular seem ideal. Pete explained that the old practice was to give technicians a cheap digital camera and have them take photos of tanks in need of service, then bring the cameras back to the office and upload the digital photos onto PCs -- a routine he described as "horribly inefficient," especially in remote areas like Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The obvious thing to do was to give the techs each a tablet and let them take photos they could upload to Google Drive and share instantly for diagnostics. Or, even better, the techs could collaborate in real time with colleagues via Google Hangouts -- jumping on video sessions to show remote colleagues the facilities being serviced and receive guidance on problem resolution.
The project has delivered the quantifiable productivity gains that UC advocates so covet: Oscar W. Larson has gone from averaging 3.5 service calls a day per technician to five -- a 35% improvement with Hangouts. "We're on a tear; we're very efficient," Pete said.
The new processes have given Oscar W. Larson an edge in an industry that still tends to be a little old school in its adoption of technology. Clients are impressed with the company's tech savvy and, he added, there's no doubt this has been a critical piece of our recent success."
The company began the project using Samsung Galaxy Tab 7-inch tablets, then added company-owned smartphones, and now is letting techs use their own Android devices.
Oscar W. Larson hasn't gone the full UC-integration route via Switch, and Pete didn't indicate that such a move was forthcoming, so it'll be interesting to hear about the larger-scale, more ambitious project that Motorola Solutions has in the works. You can get the full story on that -- as well as the latest from Microsoft and Cisco keynoters -- if you join us at Enterprise Connect Orlando 2016 the week of March 7. I hope you can make it to hear these strategic visions about the future of collaboration and how it may fit into your enterprise's road map. And if you register now use the code NOJITTER, you can even receive $200 off the current conference price.
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Summer 2018 collection is out now!!
I absolutely have to appreciate Vibha and Vinaya for being a class above the rest in the bay area. From saree selections to excellent service, to a classy studio, Vinaya has put in tons of effort for a very satisfied customer like me! I love the sarees I got from her. Both she and her staff went above and beyond to understand my taste and offered very lovely choices! I wish Vinaya many many more such boutiques around the world! Excellent choices and customer service!
There are many reasons for the rising popularity of wearing India on your sleeve at more diverse events than just the Big Fat Indian Weddings. Vibha incorporates all these forever- changing meanings of fashion in our Indian culture, in its beautiful boutique in santa Clara, giving every Indian lady a variety, accommodating her needs based on the occasion she is shopping for. The owner, Vinaya has a unique creative side to her, which also reflects in her collection. She has a warm heart that wants to help every shopper find exactly what they want. My experience has been fantabulous working with her and I would definitely recommend Vibha for your shopping needs.
I have been a fan of VIBha and its exquisite designs. But I became a bigger fan after my recent visit to the boutique and trying out several evening gowns. I was amazed at the unique design, detailing & style incorporated in each dress. I would not have known if I did not go to the boutique. I have to add Vinaya was extremely patient, helpful and gave her frank opinions of what suited me well. I was able to purchase few outstanding creations of her. Thanks Vinaya!


I noted two things upon visiting Glasgow Gurduara: Its functional layout in the middle of the city and its young constituents in active roles/spaces. This 'center of learning' is pregnant for Sikh and Scottish heritage revival!
The new Gurdwara is a welcomed addition to the Southside community and to Pollokshields. This place is truly multicultural and I look forward to working with the Scottish Sikh community in the future.
This Gurdwara is a physical depiction of the community spirit and values of the Scottish Sikh community!
The Scottish Government values and appreciates the contribution that our faith communities make to enrich Scotland socially, culturally and economically. Our Sikh community is a vital part of our cultural heritage and continues to play an important and valued part in our national life.


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Students hear horrors of heroin
Published 12:00 am CST, Monday, November 24, 2014
BETHALTO — Students at Civic Memorial High School were given a chilling presentation on the dangers of heroin Monday morning.
The presentation was delivered by a team of individuals who were very well-versed in the potential outcomes of heroin and prescription drug abuse. The speakers included Kelly Rogers, an investigator for the Madison County Coroner's Office, Chris Coyne, a Troy, Ill. police officer as well as a DARE instructor, Tom Gibbons, the Madison County State's Attorney, and Dr. Kari Karidis, the assistant principal of Collinsville High School who lost her son to heroin addiction on Nov. 4, 2013.
The entirety of the CMHS student body was assembled in the gym. According to Coyne, the 800 students reached in Monday's presentation will total 7,000 students in Madison County who have heard the chilling messages that heroin can ruin lives.
"We have not had any deaths in Troy this year," Coyne said. "There have been 20 for the year in Madison County."
Coyne said that he is not sure if the decrease in heroin deaths is helped by the assemblies or not, but said that he was hopeful he could steer some at-risk students away from bad decisions.
Coyne introduced Rogers, who gave the first speech. Rogers's speech was based on the deaths attributed to heroin. He described grizzly scenes he has discovered during his time working in the coroner's office. He said that he was first warned about heroin coming to the area by the DEA in a 2009 meeting in St. Louis. Soon after, he recalled the first heroin-related death he covered in Madison County.
"In 2010 we had our very first case of a heroin overdose," he told the students. "It was a husband and wife who had just scored China White, an especially lethal brand of heroin. The wife sent a text to a friend that said 'We scored China White.' The friend replied by saying 'Don't touch it. That stuff will kill you.'"
According to Rogers, the couple both died of heroin intoxication, leaving behind a newborn child.
"It takes control of your body," he said, regarding heroin addiction. "We've gone into houses before and found padlocks on doors to keep addicts from stealing."
He then warned students about the addictive qualities of heroin. He told them that dealers referred to their customers as "weak" and stated that efforts for rehabilitation are not usually successful.
"They locked away 100 addicts for an entire year," he said. "After that year, only five of them were able to stay off."
Rogers ended his presentation with an image of a corpse of a heroin addict left in a cemetery. That image segwayed into Coyne's speech which involved choosing friends properly.
"Instead of taking him to an emergency room to get help, he dumped him at the cemetery," Coyne said of the gruesome image.
Coyne explained that the body in the image belonged to a 29-year-old man Coyne identified as Chad. Chad's best friend, identified as Mike by Coyne, recognized that Chad was having an overdose and decided to dump him to avoid trouble. Mike died a few months later of an overdose as well, but Coyne told the students that Chad would have probably lived if Mike would have sought treatment for him. Due to the circumstances, Coyne said that Mike committed a drug-induced homicide.
Coyne recounted daunting accounts of finding addicts on the verge of death who were miraculously brought back by paramedics. He said that the rooms in which the incidents occurred were often very clean.
"It was more important for him to get all the evidence out of his bedroom than get help for her," he said of one situation involving a pair of teenage addicts.
His presentation warned students against associating with the sketchy and dangerous individuals that may get them involved in lives of addiction. He shared the stories of two young women who suffered from the debilitating condition of opioid addiction. They suffered from medical conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, collapsed veins, abscesses and even permanent conditions such as hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS. He showed photos of a woman with open sores and terrible tattoos including a marijuana leaf on the back of her neck and the Polish word for ugly on her face.
"I asked her why she did it," he said. "She said you do a lot of crazy stuff when you're high."
Gibbons took the floor after Coyne and explained the criminal justice side of heroin addiction. He warned students that such a simple action as taking prescription medication from a loved one makes them a thief.
"I could send you to jail for a year," he warned. "Although our jail in Madison County is a pretty safe place, people do get hurt there."
He said that possessing these pills could have even more harrowing results such as prison time. He challenged the students to think about how they would fare in prison.
The final speaker was Karidis. She recounted the story of losing her son to heroin addiction.
"It was six months between when I found out about the problem and when I lost him," she said. "It went that quickly."
She gave an emotional presentation that included a video that documented her struggle.
"My message to kids is to look for the signs and speak up," she told the Telegraph with tears forming in her eyes. "You're not being a narc, you're being a hero because you're saving a life."


i would say what you mentioned in your forth paragraph that google is experimenting in dispalying title and description that is absolutely true. If i share my experience for my one keyword google is not showing title i have written(even though that keyword appear in title) dont know google is taking randomly another keyword and than using my logo ALT tag(which is i think not relevant with the term searched). For another keyword it is showing my H1 tag and ALT tag combination in Title.


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"Perfect Family Fridge!...This is our 2nd Samsung fridge first one broke after a year and a half so Samsung gave us a full refund so we took a chance on the newer model Added lighting and more storage space is a plus"
"Does a great job...It is very quiet...Great refrigerator for families...I suppose it's all relative to your environment...kids vs. no kids:) There was a plastic taste to the the ice and water that took a couple of months to finally get rid of....hindsight this may have been user error of not completely wiping down with soapy water and removing ALL the plastic protection LG ships the unit with....we still seem to e finding a piece that we missed"
"It is very quiet...Does a great job...Perfect addition for our family...I suppose it's all relative to your environment...kids vs. no kids:) There was a plastic taste to the the ice and water that took a couple of months to finally get rid of....hindsight this may have been user error of not completely wiping down with soapy water and removing ALL the plastic protection LG ships the unit with....we still seem to e finding a piece that we missed"
"Perfect addition for our family"
"My whole family loves it....This is a great refrigerator over for trying one out another 10 years and after doing a lot of research find decided on a Samsung even though there are new they seem to make a great product with great temperature settings as well as a place where I store my wine until my wine cooler comes in"
"My whole family loves it."
"My wife loves it...I love the design...My family and I love this fridge....Although I'm definitely not a big fan of grocery shopping, the limited space in this fridge is a definite set back for me I luv everything about the appearance and functionality but the ability to not even have a full shelf for bigger items is a fail for me"
"My family and I love this fridge."
"My wife loves it...I love the design...Great family features ....Although I'm definitely not a big fan of grocery shopping, the limited space in this fridge is a definite set back for me I luv everything about the appearance and functionality but the ability to not even have a full shelf for bigger items is a fail for me"
"I love the color...Good side by side...Great family refrigerator...I am giving it a 5 star because so far I am having no problems with it.The customer service at LG doesn't help you if you have an issus unless you pay additional money for service"
"great option for a beginner wine enthusiast"


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An introductory barista course where you will learn fundamental barista skills.
We are a specialty coffee training school located in Melbourne, Australia and have coffee classes suited to home enthusiasts through to aspiring baristas and business owners.
In our barista course, you will learn the latest coffee making techniques that are being utilised in the modern day cafe.
Our barista school is fully equipped with the latest equipment and machinery to ensure a quality training environment.
The following policy relates to the extremely rare case that we do not have sufficient student numbers to run a course. Please note this is extremely rare and has only been invoked three times in the last 5 years.
1.1 Sometimes we (The Espresso School) are unable to run advertised barista courses due to unusually low enrolment numbers. We will advise you the day before and/or on the day of any such cancellation of a barista course via telephone and/or email. You may reschedule to another course date or simply be refunded in full.
1.2 Late comers who are more than 20 minutes late will be denied entry to the class as it is impossible to catch you up on the information presented. Students will be treated as absentees and required to reschedule as per section 4.0 of this document.
1.3.0 If the maximum temperature for the day is expected to be 35 degrees Celsius or more by the Bureau of Meteorology, afternoon (Level 2 and Level 3) classes may be deferred to the next scheduled session.
Whilst we do have air-conditioning inside, the combined heat load from outside and the heat generated internally from 5 commercial espresso machines and a commercial dishwasher can still make conditions very warm inside.
Morning classes (Level 1) will be unaffected and run as scheduled. Students will be notified via email of any such deferment via WeTeachMe.
1.3.1 Students may elect to opt out of an afternoon class at no penalty to another date due to extreme heat. Section 3.0 of this document does not apply.
2.1.0 You can cancel this order within 24 hours after we have received it - no questions asked. All cancellation requests must be emailed to us via our contact page located at http://www.espressoschool.com.au/contact and quote your order/reference number.
2.1.1 If a refund is approved, the refund shall be returned to you via the method used to process the original transaction.
2.1.2 Any refunds via WeTeachMe will be less any transaction fees incurred by the vendor (The Espresso School).
2.2.0 No refunds for barista courses will be allowed within five (5) days or 120 hours of the scheduled start time of the barista course or event. This clause does not affect clause 2.1.0.
2.2.1 If you have chosen to complete multiple barista courses, once your first barista course has begun, no refunds will be issued. There is no time limit in which your remaining levels must be completed. We remain committed to delivering the courses you have enrolled in.
Please ensure you are available on the day and time you have enrolled in.
3.1 Rescheduling is defined as changing a course date before the course commencement date and time.
3.2.0 No rescheduling of barista courses will be allowed within five (5) days or 120 hours of the scheduled barista course start time or event unless a $55 rescheduling fee is paid, including bookings made within the 120-hour window.
3.2.1 The rescheduling fee does not apply when you have booked and paid for the course within 24 hours of the start time.
3.2.2 The $55 rescheduling fee is payable for each time a reschedule is requested.
3.2.3 To reschedule your class, please fill out the rescheduling form on our website.
The following section relates to students who have failed to attend their booked barista course. Students who arrive 20 minutes past the start schedule time of a course will be denied entry and also considered an absentee.
4.1 Students who fail to attend their booked barista course, including those denied entry for being late must pay a $75 fee to reschedule a new class date within 1 week (7 days) of the original booked barista course date.
4.2 All rescheduling requests must be received via email through the form on our website. This allows us to create a clear timeline of events.
4.3 Failure to rebook a new barista course date within 7 days of the original booked barista course date via email will result in forfeiture of the entire course fee. It is your responsibility to rebook a new session within 1 week of the original date.
The following policies relate to Barista Course vouchers and Home Barista vouchers.
5.1 Gift vouchers are valid for a period of six (6) months from the date of purchase and must be redeemed within this six (6) month period. Every gift voucher will state its expiry.
5.2 Failure to redeem the voucher before the expiry date will result in forfeiture of the entire gift voucher fee.
5.3 Gift vouchers are not transferable for money or any other goods/merchandise.
5.4 No refunds on gift vouchers will be given.
5.5 Gift vouchers are transferable to other people.
David's class was absolutely easy to follow ,with very clear and concise instructions. With a fully equipped state of the art machines (Manual & Automatic) the professional coffee making(first time in my life) was a fantastic experience, I would highly recommend Espresso Basic as a starting point .
3 Star It was a good introduction only course just covering how to make an espresso and latte. Types or coffee or machine settings are not covered. A bit expensive for an intro.
Ashley Loh-Smith heads over to The Espresso School and discovers the subtle intricacies behind the making of everyone's favourite brew.


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package com.sachin.cloudy.services.services.impl;

import com.sachin.cloudy.common.logger.InjectLogger;
import com.sachin.cloudy.common.messaging.model.Notification;
import com.sachin.cloudy.services.services.NotificationService;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Qualifier;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

/**
 * Created by sachinhooda on 3/10/17.
 */
@Service
@Qualifier("SMSNotificationService")
public class SMSNotificationService implements NotificationService {

    @InjectLogger
    private Logger logger;

    @Override
    public void notifyUser(Notification notification) {

        // TODO
    }
}

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The Argentine Government deeply regrets the death of María Auxiliadora Delgado, the wife of the President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, Tabaré Vázquez.
The Government and the people of Argentina recognize her valuable social role, especially as President of the Honorary Committee of Oral Healthcare in Schools, and convey their sincere condolences to the President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, her family and friends, and the Uruguayan people.
Tuesday 03 de March de 2020
Today, Foreign Minister Felipe Solá met with Pablo Rodriguez, the government leader of the Canadian House of Commons,...
Friday 29 de November de 2019
Terrorist attack in London
Argentina condemns the terrorist attack perpetrated in London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Sunday 24 de November de 2019
Elections in Uruguay
The Argentine Government has followed today's elections in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay with interest, and...
Monday 28 de October de 2019
On Uruguay's presidential election
The Argentine Government commends the people and Government for Uruguay on the election held on Sunday 27 October,...