Linear garage door opener – The process of reprogramming a garage door opener is the same as the steps you would take to program it initially. To complete this task, you must have two things: access to the actual garage door opener (device installed on the roof of your garage) and a garage door transmitter, also called a remote control. The reprogramming of these two entries is one in the same: To program one, you must program the other one. While the exact steps vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, the main features are similar.
Determine the type of linear garage door opener you have. The brand should be visible on the sides of the device. Locate the corresponding brand code in the operating instructions for your remote control. Program the remote control or transmitter with the trademark of the garage door opener. Depending on the type of remote, this is done either by turning a series of switches on or off, or by using a numeric keypad on the transmitter. The remote control is now programmed to search for the frequency provided by the garage door opener.
Press the "Learn" button on the back of the garage door opener. The garage door opener Genie uses the word "Learn" for this button, but other manufacturers can use terms like "Search", "Search" or "Program." Pressing this button causes the device to search for any transmitter in the immediate vicinity; some overhead devices will start flashing when you press this button. Hold the button on the remote control within 30 seconds to press the "Learn" button on the opener until the lamp on the overhead unit stops blinking. For some models, you may need to press the button two or three times. Test the remote to see if you programmed it correctly. If not, repeat the steps.
An automatic linear garage door opener adds both convenience and an extra measure of safety to your home, making it unnecessary to leave safe protection for your car to open or close the garage door. After your new garage door opening is installed, you need to take a minute to program the garage-door opener remote control. Despite the many different garage door opener brands and models, most can openers are programmed in much the same way.


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No. 1 Kansas outlasts No. 10 Michigan State at Champions Classic, 92-87
INDIANAPOLIS – Kansas men's basketball newcomers Dedric Lawson, Quentin Grimes and Devon Dotson impressed in their debuts in the crimson and blue, propelling the Jayhawks past Michigan State in a 92-87 win at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Grimes, a freshman guard from The Woodlands, Texas, backed up his 2018 Gatorade Texas High School Player of the Year honor with 21 points on 7-of-14 shooting, leading the Jayhawks in scoring. Lawson, a redshirt junior transfer from Memphis, put up a double-double in his KU debut with 20 points and 14 rebounds while leading the team in assists with six in 38 minutes.
The Jayhawks came out slow in the second-half until the freshman duo of Grimes and Dotson combined for five threes in the first ten minutes. Dotson ended the game with 16 points and three assists, shooting 6-of-11.
KU's 14-point halftime was cut down in the second as the Jayhawks only had a three point lead with 34 seconds left in the game. Grimes and Dotson each made one of two free throws to make it a two-possession game with under 20 seconds left to bolster the Jayhawks to a win.
The veteran play of junior big man Udoka Azubuike powered the Jayhawks down low in the paint, scoring 17 points, while leading the Jayhawks on defense with four blocks.
KU ended the game with 21 assists on its 31 made field goals. The Jayhawks shot 20-of-33 from the free throw line, with Lawson shooting an efficient 10-for-12.
The win marks the first for the Jayhawks against the Spartans in the Champions Classic, dating back to the event's inception in 2011, and also marks the third-straight victory for KU, beating Kentucky 65-61 in 2017 and Duke 77-75 in 2016.
QUOTES (FULL QUOTES)
On his overall thoughts about tonight's game:
"I thought we did a lot of good things. If you take away transition defense, I think we did a lot of good things. I thought our freshmen stepped up and played extremely well. David (McCormack), off the bench, in the first half, was terrific. Quentin (Grimes) and Devon (Dotson) were both really good. Obviously, we've got to learn how to close a game, but I thought we had some really good performances out there."
On if he knew Grimes and Dotson would be such "gamers":
"I was hopeful. But you don't know until you actually see it. Now we know what they can actually do. You shouldn't have to play well just because you made shots, and they both made shots. There's a lot of things, especially Devon, can do, in transition. How many times did we have numbers and it led to transition points for them (Michigan State)? A lot of it was over trying too. But, yeah, they were both 'gamers' tonight. Q (Quentin Grimes) was fabulous."
Kansas redshirt junior forward Dedric Lawson
On how Coach Self evaluated the team's defensive effort:
"The first half he said we played well, I don't know how many points we gave up. We gave up 51 in the second half, so he was pretty intense about that. He said we can't give up 87 in a game. There's probably going to be some emphasis on defense at practice, just staying focused and guarding those shooters."
Kansas freshman guard Quentin Grimes
On relationship with fellow freshman Devon Dotson:
"He's my roommate so we were kind of joking around last night. We just said how we can't really wait to get out and play in front of everybody. I think we were both nervous, really. Once Coach (Self) went over the game plan, we kind of settled down a little bit."
NOTABLES (COMPLETE KU POSTGAME NOTES)
Team Notes
The win made Kansas 1-0 for the 15th time in head coach Bill Self's 16 seasons at KU.
Kansas is now 4-4 in the Champions Classic, giving KU its third-straight win in the event.
The win gave the Jayhawks at least one win over an AP top-10 team for the fourth-straight season and the 15th year in Bill Self's 16 seasons.
Kansas' record improved to 22-10 as the AP's No. 1-ranked team when playing a ranked opponent and 12-3 since 2010.
The win improved the Jayhawks' record to 26-6 at neutral sites since 2015-16.
KU is now 1-2 versus Michigan State in the Champions Classic and 7-7 in the all-time series.
Bill Self improved to 448-96 while at Kansas, 655-201 all-time and 7-7 in his coaching career against Michigan State.
The win made Kansas 2,249-849 all-time.
The diaper dandy duo of Quentin Grimes and Devon Dotson combined for nine 3-pointers, the most by a freshman pair in Kansas history (records dating back to 1988-89).
Kansas and Michigan State's 179 combined points marks the most points scored in Champions Classic history. The previous highest-scoring contest in Champions Classic history was KU vs. Duke in 2013, where the Jayhawks won 94-83, a total of 177 points between the two teams.
Individual Notes
Dedric Lawson's 11 first-half rebounds moved him into a tie with Thomas Robinson (second half vs. Kentucky, 4/2/2012) for fourth-most rebounds in a half by a KU player since 1988-89. Eric Chenowith leads with 14 (second half vs. Texas A&M, 1/14/1998).
Dedric Lawson is just the fifth Jayhawk (records dating back to 1988-89) to record a double-double in his Kansas debut. Other Jayhawks to record double-doubles in their career debut include Marcus Garrett (10 points, 10 rebounds vs. Tennessee State, 11/10/2017), David Padgett (13 points, 10 rebounds vs. UT Chattanooga, 11/21/2003) and Wayne Simien (10 points, 11 rebounds vs. Wake Forest, 12/4/2001).
Going 10-for-12 from the charity stripe, Dedric Lawson became the first player in KU history (records dating back to 1988-89) to make 10-plus free throws in their Kansas debut. Joel Embiid (7-for-10 vs. Louisiana Monroe, 11/8/2013) and Markieff Morris (7-for-10 vs. UMKC, 11/16/2008) are the only other KU players to attempt 10-or-more free throws in their KU debut.
Quentin Grimes' six 3-pointers (6-for-10) marks the most 3-pointers in a Kansas debut (records dating back to 1988-89). Josh Selby was the last Jayhawk to make five-or-more in his debut, going 5-for-8 from deep against USC (12/18/2010). Other Jayhawks to make at least three 3-pointers in their debut prior to this season (since 1988-89) include Xavier Henry (5-for-8 vs. Hofstra, 11/13/2009) and Tyrel Reed (3-for-4 vs. Louisiana Monroe, 11/9/2007).
Quentin Grimes' six treys ties Malik Newman for fourth-most in a game in KU history (records dating back to 1988-89). Newman's six threes came against West Virginia on March 10, 2018.
Kansas will host Vermont in a campus round game of the NIT on Monday, Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. on ESPN2 and on the Jayhawk Radio Network. The Jayhawks are 1-0 all-time against the Catamounts dating back to 2005.
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I figure this counts as a classic not only because it is considered one of the great comedies of all time, but also because it was made before I was born. And anything pre-John should be old enough to be classic. Right?
The movie loosely tells the story of a man of biblical times involved in a movement to make Rome look silly.
I watched MONTY PYTHON'S LIFE OF BRIAN (1979) on 9.25.09. It was my second viewing of the film.
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Primary health care services provided by nurse practitioners and family physicians in shared practice
Daniel Way, Linda Jones, Bruce Baskerville and Nick Busing
CMAJ October 30, 2001 165 (9) 1210-1214;
From *the Department of Family Medicine and †the School of Nursing, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ont.
Bruce Baskerville
Nick Busing
Background: Collaborative practice involving nurse practitioners (NPs) and family physicians (FPs) is undergoing a renaissance in Canada. However, it is not understood what services are delivered by FPs and NPs working collaboratively. One objective of this study was to determine what primary health care services are provided to patients by NPs and FPs working in the same rural practice setting.
Methods: Baseline data from 2 rural Ontario primary care practices that participated in a pilot study of an outreach intervention to improve structured collaborative practice between NPs and FPs were analyzed to compare service provision by NPs and FPs. A total of 2 NPs and 4 FPs participated in data collection for 400 unique patient encounters over a 2-month period; the data included reasons for the visit, services provided during the visit and recommendations for further care. Indices of service delivery and descriptive statistics were generated to compare service provision by NPs and FPs.
Results: We analzyed data from a total of 122 encounters involving NPs and 278 involving FPs. The most frequent reason for visiting an NP was to undergo a periodic health examination (27% of reasons for visit), whereas the most frequent reason for visiting an FP was cardiovascular disease other than hypertension (8%). Delivery of health promotion services was similar for NPs and FPs (11.3 v. 10.0 instances per full-time equivalent [FTE]). Delivery of curative services was lower for NPs than for FPs (18.8 v. 29.3 instances per FTE), as was provision of rehabilitative services (15.0 v. 63.7 instances per FTE). In contrast, NPs provided more services related to disease prevention (78.8 v. 55.7 instances per FTE) and more supportive services (43.8 v. 33.7 instances per FTE) than FPs. Of the 173 referrals made during encounters with FPs, follow-up with an FP was recommended in 132 (76%) cases and with an NP in 3 (2%). Of the 79 referrals made during encounters with NPs, follow-up with an NP was recommended in 47 (59%) cases and with an FP in 13 (16%) (p < 0.001).
Interpretation: For the practices in this study NPs were underutilized with regard to curative and rehabilitative care. Referral patterns indicate little evidence of bidirectional referral (a measure of shared care). Explanations for the findings include medicolegal issues related to shared responsibility, lack of interdisciplinary education and lack of familiarity with the scope of NP practice.
The purpose of collaborative practice is to deliver comprehensive primary health care to meet the needs of a particular practice population, through full and effective application of the knowledge and skills of the health care providers. Comprehensive primary health care includes service delivery in 5 domains: health promotion, disease prevention (e.g., performing periodic health examinations), curative care (diagnosing and treating acute illness and injury), rehabilitative care (monitoring and treating chronic illness and disability) and supportive care.1
Family physicians (FPs) and nurse practitioners (NPs) bring both shared and unique knowledge and skills to their roles. FPs have the knowledge and skills to participate in all domains of care, with a primary responsibility for curative and rehabilitative care and service coordination. NPs bring their nursing knowledge and skills to population and individual health promotion, to disease prevention and to supportive care. In their extended role, NPs can also contribute to disease prevention, curative care and rehabilitative care. The NPs in the study reported here were certified in Ontario as registered nurses in the extended class and had the legislated authority to carry out this extended role.2,3,4,5
A recent Cochrane review indicated that there is no rigorous evidence supporting the use or abandonment of strategies to improve interprofessional collaboration in primary care.6 Two of us (D.W. and L.J.)7 previously described a structured collaborative practice, and the accompanying editorial challenged us to further our research in this area.8 We have now undertaken a pilot study of an educational intervention to improve structured collaborative practice between NPs and FPs. In this article we report baseline data on service provision at 2 of 4 rural Ontario sites participating in an evaluation of the intervention. The primary objective of the current analysis was to determine which primary health care services are provided to patients by NPs and FPs working in the same practice setting. Specifically, the study was designed to answer the following questions:
· What specific patient problems do NPs and FPs address?
· For these 2 groups of practitioners, what is the frequency of activity within each of the 5 domains of primary health care?
· To what degree do NPs and FPs share the care of their patients?
As part of our evaluation of an intervention to improve structured collaborative practice, we conducted a cross-sectional study to obtain a baseline estimate of service provision in primary care settings
We approached 6 rural primary care practice sites, asking them to participate in an intervention to improve collaborative practice. To be eligible for inclusion, rural sites had to have practising NPs and FPs. Potential participants from Nunavut, Saskatchewan and Ontario were approached. Four sites agreed to participate, 2 in eastern Ontario and 2 in northern Ontario. At least 1 NP and 2 FPs were practising at each site, and a total of 5 NPs and 13 FPs took part in the study. Baseline data on patient encounters were collected by 2 NPs and 4 FPs at the eastern Ontario sites and 3 NPs and 9 FPs at the northern Ontario sites. However, the data from the northern Ontario sites were withdrawn because of concerns about the process for patient consent. The research protocol called for NPs and FPs to give consent to the completion of non-nominal patient encounter forms and for patients to give consent to be interviewed. Administrators at the 2 northern Ontario sites disagreed with the release of patient encounter data without individual patient consent.
We developed a patient encounter form, to be completed by the NP or the FP, and a patient interview form, to be completed by a data collector. We pilot-tested the forms at 2 urban community health centres. A data collector trained in the data collection protocol for this study and hired from the community was available for each site. The NPs and FPs completed a patient encounter form for each patient seen on the days when the data collector was present. A sample of these patients was then selected by convenience from the appointment register. Selected patients were approached, after completing the visit with the health care provider, for a same-day, on-site interview, during which the data collector completed the patient interview form. Patients were asked to provide informed consent before they were interviewed. The health care providers were not aware of which patients had agreed to be interviewed.
The following data were collected through the encounter and interview forms: sex; date of birth; reason for visit, problem or diagnosis; language spoken at home; employment status; services provided by the NP or the FP (or both) during the encounter, grouped according to the 5 domains of primary health care; and recommendations for further care (in-house follow-up, external referral or both). The frequency of activity in each of the 5 domains (Table 1) was computed for each patient encounter. Lifestyle counselling to individuals was used as the measure of health promotion activity. The diagnoses or the reasons for visiting the clinic, as given on the encounter form, were recoded on the basis of common acute and chronic conditions of various body systems; our categories were adapted from the coding conventions described by Stange and colleagues.9
Frequency tables were generated for categorical and nominal data. Descriptive statistical procedures were used for continuous variables. To compare sites, contingency table analysis and a 𝛘-square statistic were generated for categorical data, and a one-way analysis of variance was used for continuous data, along with tests for multiple comparisons. Multiple response tables were generated as appropriate. In addition to calculating absolute numbers of services provided and referrals made, we also determined the rates on the basis of full-time equivalents (FTEs) for each type of health care provider (1.6 FTE NPs and 3.0 FTE FPs).
A total of 958 unique patient encounters took place at the 2 eastern Ontario sites over a 2-month period (September and October 1999): 548 at one site in 42 days and 374 at the other site in 30 days. There were more encounters at one site than the other because of differences in practice size. A total of 566 patient encounters were selected from visits for which completed encounter forms were available. For 96 of the encounters, the patient was not interviewed because he or she had already been interviewed for this study with respect to a previous encounter. Therefore, there were 470 eligible patients; of these, 400 patients (200 from each site) consented to be interviewed, 122 who had been seen by an NP and 278 who had been seen by an FP. Reasons for refusal were as follows: 42 patients were unwilling to participate, 16 did not have the time to complete the interview, 7 were not fluent in English and 5 were too ill to participate.
A total of 260 (65%) of the 400 participants were female. For almost all participants (392 [98%]), the language spoken at home was English. Participants were significantly older than nonparticipants (49.2 v. 43.1 years, p < 0.001), but the 2 groups did not differ with regard to sex.
Overall, the most frequent reasons for visits were periodic health examination (16%), acute respiratory infection (9%), diabetes mellitus (7%), acute musculoskeletal conditions (6%) and cardiovascular conditions other than hypertension (5%).
The 5 most frequent reasons for visiting an NP were periodic health examination (27%), acute respiratory infection (12%), diabetes mellitus (8%), contraception and pregnancy (5%) and hypertension (4%). The 5 most frequent reasons for visiting an FP were cardiovascular conditions other then hypertension (10%), acute musculoskeletal conditions (8%), diabetes mellitus (7%), periodic health examination (5%) and acute mental illness (4%).
The number of services provided per FTE health care provider offers the most accurate view of service delivery. In these terms, health promotion activity, as measured by lifestyle counselling, was comparable between NPs and FPs (11.3 v. 10.0 instances) (Table 2). NPs provided fewer curative and rehabilitative services than FPs on a per-FTE basis (18.8 v. 29.3 and 15.0 v. 63.7 respectively) (Table 2). In contrast, NPs provided more disease prevention and supportive services than FPs on a per-FTE basis (78.8 v. 55.7 and 43.8 v. 33.7 respectively) (Table 2).
Within the curative domain, NP involvement was primarily related to acute episodic illness; in this category of curative care, activity was similar for NPs and FPs (17.5 and 19.7 instances per FTE) (Table 2). Within the rehabilitative domain, NPs were primarily involved in monitoring stable chronic conditions; in this category, activity was much lower for NPs than for FPs (10.6 v. 23.7 instances per FTE) (Table 2).
During 267 of the encounters, follow-up visits were recommended. During these initial encounters, 173 patients (65%) saw an FP, 79 (30%) saw an NP, and 15 (6%) saw both (Table 3). For the 173 encounters with an FP only, follow-up with an FP was recommended for 132 (76%) patients, whereas follow-up with an NP was recommended for 3 patients (2%). In contrast, for the 79 encounters with an NP only, follow-up with an NP was recommended for 47 (59%) patients, and follow-up with an FP was recommended for 13 patients (16%) (p < 0.001).
In this study, NPs' involvement in curative services related to acute episodic illness and clinical health promotion was similar to that of FPs (on a per-FTE basis). Their involvement in rehabilitative care was much lower than that of FPs, whereas their involvement in disease prevention and supportive care was greater than that of FPs. Referral patterns were more unidirectional (NP to FP) than bidirectional (NP to FP and FP to NP).
In a descriptive study conducted in Ontario in spring 1999, 123 NPs reported their service delivery as follows: 31% acute care (curative domain) and 29% chronic care and palliative care (rehabilitative domain).17 In contrast, for the NPs in the study reported here, only 11% (30) of the 268 services documented were characterized as acute care and only 9% (24) were characterized as chronic care, including palliative care.
Periodic health examination ranked as the primary reason for visits to the NP, similar to the result in a study of Tennessee NPs.10 Acute respiratory illness (acute episodic illness) and reproductive issues also ranked high in both studies. In contrast to our findings, chronic conditions (specifically hypertension and diabetes) ranked higher for the Tennessee NPs. The comparable involvement of FPs and NPs in clinical health promotion and the greater involvement of NPs in disease prevention and supportive care that we observed are consistent with professional role descriptions.2,3,4,5,22
No guidelines are available with regard to the expected involvement of each discipline in primary health care in rural settings. Such guidelines would need to be sufficiently flexible to reflect specific practice needs. However, the application of the NPs' extended role at these 2 sites was less than would be expected on the basis of the literature regarding NP practice. For example, British, American and previous Canadian studies have addressed the extensive role of NPs in acute care management and monitoring of chronic illnesses.10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21
Data about the provider seen during the visit and about in-house referral were used to answer the question of the degree to which NPs and FPs share in caring for their patients. Only a few patients saw both an NP and an FP in the same visit. Of referrals by NPs, 16% were to FPs; in contrast, only 2% of referrals by FPs were to NPs. These data do not provide strong evidence of collaborative care.
A variety of reasons may explain our findings. First, FPs lack familiarity with the full scope of practice of NPs. The first Canadian NP initiative was started in the 1970s but ended in the early 1980s, leaving few practising NPs and therefore few opportunities for shared practice between NPs and FPs. The educational program was reinstated in Ontario in 1995, supporting legislation was proclaimed, and certification in an extended class was begun in 1998. However, current Ontario funding of NP positions has been primarily confined to agencies with global funding, with some positions in underserviced areas that include rural physician practices. As well, there is a lack of interdisciplinary education at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.23 FPs may be hesitant to become involved in shared decision-making because of unclear medicolegal responsibilities. Although FPs may be unclear about when to consult with or refer patients to NPs, Ontario certification clearly indicates when an NP must consult with or refer patients to an FP. Patients who are seeing an FP may choose not to be referred to another provider and may not have experience with or understanding of the extended nursing role. The Ontario NP regulated drug list may be a barrier to NP involvement in rehabilitative care, because it does not allow for independent renewal of medications for stable chronic conditions.
The study had a number of limitations. Because we were able to analyze data from only 2 sites, our findings cannot be generalized to all Ontario rural practices where both NPs and FPs work. At one of the sites, the NP positions had been in place for less than a year. Data about services provided depends on conscientious and consistent recording of all activities during a visit, but we did not assess the consistency and quality of data recorded by the NPs and FPs. Finally, patients who participated in the study were significantly older than nonparticipants.
A multitude of authors have emphasized the need for collaborative practice involving NPs and FPs. All jurisdictions in Canada face challenges in providing adequate human resources for health care delivery. NP initiatives begun in the 1990s and now in various stages of implementation involve most provinces and the 3 territories.22,24,25,26,27,28,29 Common to all of these initiatives is the goal of increasing access to primary health care through the integration of NPs into collaborative practice and the inclusion of the extended NP skill set as part of the role description. Primary care practices will be challenged to use NP resources appropriately as their availability increases. Our data suggest that strategies to improve collaborative practice, in particular by using NPs more effectively in the management of acute episodic and stable chronic illness, and to promote bidirectional referral between NPs and FPs, could assist in optimizing care delivery within currently available resources. Our project team is continuing our research in this area to determine the effectiveness of an educational intervention to improve collaboration between NPs and FPs.
All authors were members of the research team for the project "Improving the Effectiveness of Primary Health Care Delivery through Nurse Practitioner / Family Physician Structured Collaborative Practice," a joint endeavour of the School of Nursing and the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Ottawa, funded by Health Canada's Health Transition Fund.
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New docuseries claims repressed sexuality key in downfall of Aaron Hernandez
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A Netflix docuseries dropping this week alleges that former NFL star and convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez was gay, and that repression of his sexuality was a key factor in his crimes.
"Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez," which debuts on January 15, is a three-part expansion by director Geno McDermott of his 2018 documentary, "My Perfect World: The Aaron Hernandez Story." In it, McDermott contends that the former New England Patriots tight end experienced an irreconcilable inner conflict over his sexuality, nurtured by an unstable and homophobic family background and exacerbated by a shady social life coupled with an aggressively heteronormative work environment. According to Daily Beast, Hernandez' increasingly violent behavior was the result of this conflict.
In addition, the documentary alleges that Hernandez spiral into violence may have been tied to CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy), a neurodegenerative disorder resulting from repeated head trauma. With a long history of players dying from CTE, the NFL has been accused of covering up and downplaying its significance, and the organization only acknowledged the connection between CTE and football in 2016. A postmortem examination revealed that Hernandez' brain had been more damaged by CTE than any 27-year-old to date.
McDermott ultimately implies, through extensive trial and news footage, recorded conversations, and interviews with subjects like Dennis SanSoucie (Hernandez' high school quarterback with whom he allegedly had a sexual relationship) and former Patriots offensive tackle Ryan O'Callaghan (who was closeted throughout his own NFL career), that the NFL was at least partly complicit in Hernandez' downfall, and therefore in his crimes as well.
In 2015, Hernandez was convicted for the murder of Odin Lloyd, who was the boyfriend of his then-fiancée's sister. Sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole, he was also tried in a 2012 shooting of two men over a spilled drink. He was acquitted of those murders in 2017; but days later, he was found hanging from bedsheets in his prison cell. The death was officially ruled a suicide.
You can watch a the trailer for "Killer Inside" below.
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Talley worked at Vogue during an unprecedented time of growth in the fashion industry in the 1980's and 1990's
Andre Leon Talley being interviewed in the 1990's (Screenshot via YouTube)
WHITE PLAINS, Ny. – Andre Leon Talley, a formidable iconic fashion journalist and the former creative director and one-time editor-at-large of Vogue magazine, passed away at age 73 of unspecified causes at a hospital in White Plains, an inner suburb of New York City in Westchester County, New York.
News of the famed fashion journalist's death Tuesday was first reported by celebrity news and gossip site TMZ.
Andre Leon Talley, a giant in the fashion world, has died at 73. https://t.co/eckqP7zdwk
— TMZ (@TMZ) January 19, 2022
Talley was known for his close friendships with designers like Karl Lagerfeld, Tracy Reese, Rachel Roy, and singer/actress Jennifer Hudson, and Vogue magazine editor in chief Anna Wintour among others.
Talley worked at Vogue during an unprecedented time of growth in the fashion industry in the 1980's and 1990's. From 1983 until late 1987, he was the magazine's the news director and was then promoted to Vogue's creative director in '88, a post he held until 1995. He later came back to the magazine in 1998 as the editor-at-large until his departure in 2013.
Born in Washington D.C. on October 16, 1948 and raised in North Carolina, Talley graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in French Literature in 1970 from North Carolina Central University. He later attended Brown University, after he was awarded a scholarship, where he earned a Master of Arts degree in French Literature in 1972.
Talley's early career as a journalist saw him working at Andy Warhol's Factory and Interview magazine. He later became the Paris bureau chief for Women's Wear Daily.
His later career saw Talley hosting his own radio show principally concerned with fashion and pop culture on Sirius XM. He also released a book The Chiffon Trenches: A Memoir on May 19, 2020, which detailed his early career start and some of the issues he encountered as a Black man.
Talley was also an LGBTQ+ icon. When asked about his sexual orientation by daytime chat show host Wendy Williams during a May 29, 2018 appearance, he stated, "No, I'm not heterosexual; I'm saying I'm fluid in my sexuality, darling."
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Trevor Noah, Comedy Central's Emmy® Award-winning "The Daily Show" host will return as master of ceremonies for Music's Biggest Night®
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SANTA MONICA – The 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards® have been rescheduled and will now broadcast live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sun, April 3 (8-11:30 p.m., live ET/5-8:30 p.m., live PT) on the CBS Television Network and will be available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+.
Trevor Noah, Comedy Central's Emmy® Award-winning "The Daily Show" host and comedian, will return as master of ceremonies for Music's Biggest Night®. The show moved from its original date of Jan. 31 amid growing concerns surrounding the Omicron variant. News of the rescheduled date was initially shared via a joint announcement from the Recording Academy®, CBS and CMT.
With THE 64TH ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS shifting airdates, the CMT MUSIC AWARDS, country music's only entirely fan-voted award show, will move from its originally scheduled date of Sunday, April 3 to a later date in April.
Information about the date and location of the awards show will be announced in the coming weeks. This will be the inaugural broadcast of the CMT MUSIC AWARDS on the CBS Television Network. The show will also be available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+*.
Additional details about the dates and locations of other official GRAMMY® Week events, including the GRAMMY Awards Premiere Ceremony®, MusiCares® Person of the Year and the Pre-GRAMMY® Gala will be announced soon.
The 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards are produced by Fulwell 73 Productions for the Recording Academy.
Schneider recognized the challenges that come with being an openly Trans woman on national TV, but noted: "I thought it would be worse"
Amy Schneider (Courtesy of Sony Television & Pictures Corp.)
OAKLAND – Trans "Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider, the most winning woman in the show's history, opened up in a recent interview about learning that her TV presence helped an 83-year-old man learn to accept Trans people.
In an interview with NPR, Schneider recognized the challenges that come with being an openly Trans woman on national TV, but noted: "I thought it would be worse."
Though Schneider has dealt with her fair share of transphobic comments on the internet, she told NPR's Ari Shapiro that she stays out of the comment sections because it's better for her mental health.
However, she did recall receiving one Twitter post that highlighted the positive impact of her visibility.
"After two to three years of conversation, you being on "Jeopardy!" every night has taught my dad to be accepting of Trans people," the post said, according to Schneider. "You're the first person he's used correct pronouns with, an 83-year-old man saying, this isn't too hard. Thanks for your message of love."
"That is just one of the best things I could hear," Schneider said. "And that I've been able to do that, give people that experience – and if I'm helping them, that's what I want to do most of all."
On Friday, Schneider won her 33rd straight game, the third-longest winning streak in "Jeopardy!" history, amassing $1,111,800 in winnings.
Recently, the history-making contestant returned to Twitter after a brief hiatus sparked by being robbed at gunpoint over the New Year's weekend.
"Hi all! So, first off: I'm fine. But I got robbed yesterday, lost my ID, credit cards, and phone," she said, adding: "So, I doubt I'll even start writing tonight's game thread today, and if I keep winning, it may take a bit for me to get caught up. Thanks for your patience!"
Schneider, an engineering manager from Oakland, has been an inspiration to many during her historic run on the show.
"Seeing Trans people anywhere in society that you haven't seen them before is so valuable for the kids right now that are seeing it," she told ABC affiliate KGO-TV in November, adding: "I'm so grateful that I am giving some nerdy little Trans kid somewhere the realization that this is something they could do, too."
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Social media campaigns are something that is going viral day by day. Every business is running after it to generate more business leads. But, when it comes to Facebook ads, consistently, we see the diverse supported post in our feed. As a matter of fact, Facebook sells advertisements to all individuals. In an online world, Facebook rose as an intense marketing tool for branding, but researches show that only 10% of the PCD Pharma Companies are successful in creating good social awareness.
Pharma business is something that needs to create a brand image to grow as a renowned. Therefore, PCD Pharma Company can't disregard the power of social media as a promoting instrument. However, there are a large number of companies that fail to use this tool for creating a reliable audience, which in turn has a serious impact on their business. The purpose of this failure depends on two factors, either the users are not interested or PCD Companies have been neglected to make such social campaign that is not available for targeted customers.
Social networking is constantly used in making brand awareness and getting more business yet we have to comprehend that how to utilize Facebook for business advancement. Presently we will examine some imperative variables for making a viable Facebook campaign, business page and how to run a perfect ad campaign for pharma organizations. It is important to understand what exactly Facebook is. It is no more free advertising tool. We need to pay Facebook to boost our post and help it reach more and more users.
• Begin your ad campaign with little investment to get an idea of the working and once you see the results, you can expand it.
• If it's not too much trouble take note of that Facebook isn't for selling purpose, but it is the tool used for introducing your business and your services. Products sales and purchase can make a negative impression.
• Pictures and recordings can get more consideration than basic composed post. So begin your campaign with a great and attractive picture of your organization or item with least content segment is a great approach to begin.
• Individuals utilize Facebook as an online networking device to associate with other individuals or invest free time for fun and excitement, not for purchasing and selling. So give imperative data on business page maintain a strategic distance from unnecessary advancement.
• Small and fascinating post with pictures and recordings draw in more adherents and get greater engagement.
• For advancing your own image make your own particular thought and style for posting and advancing. Try not to copy thoughts from the different business page. Be unique and different.
• It is additionally discovered that pages with general posting get more consideration than pages with the uncommon or sporadic post so post frequently.
• Blog posting is additionally an imperative method to connect with supporters and clients. Posting frequently blog gives a more expert look to the business page.
Facebook is an important tool for marking and getting inquiries from Pharma Franchise Company. Presently a day's numerous PCD organizations additionally began testing Facebook and other online networking tools for their marking and advancement and this can be exceptionally useful to produce PCD inquiries for pharma organizations.


Brendan Gill, an important figure in New York City's civil, social, and literary scenes, advanced many important historic preservation campaigns such as those for Grand Central, Jefferson Market Courthouse, and Times Square.
Brendan Gill's efforts advanced and benefited many important historic preservation campaigns.
Charles B. Hosmer, "Interview with Brendan Gill," conducted at the Century Club in New York City, 25 June 1982. This interview is part of the Charles B. Hosmer Collection, at the National Trust for Historic Preservation Library Collection and Archives, Special Collections, University of Maryland at College Park Libraries. A complete list of Hosmer's interviewees can be accessed here.
A transcript of the Brendan Gill interview by PBS is available online here.
Charles B. Hosmer, "Interview with Brendan Gill," conducted at the Century Club in New York City, 25 June 1982.
Herbert Muschamp, "Brendan Gill Dies at 83; Author and Preservationist," The New York Times, 29 December 1997.
Gregory F. Gilmartin, Shaping the City: New York and the Municipal Art Society (New York: Clarkson Potter, 1994), pages 362-363.
Gregory F. Gilmartin, Shaping the City: New York and the Municipal Art Society (New York: Clarkson Potter, 1994), page 393.
David W. Dunlap, "New Dispute Tangles Plan on Times Square," The New York Times, 18 May 1989.
Brendan Gill, forward to New York Landmarks: A Study and Index of Architecturally Notable Structures in Greater New York, by Alan Burnham (Middletown: Wesleyan University Press, 1963), pages xiii-xiv.


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Liesl is here with her Friday Weekend Links post, this week featuring cats on balconies.
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EBOOK SPOTLIGHT: Scandal (99 Daddies Book 4) by Casey Cox
Porter Jones is the mayor's successful and savvy chief of staff. But underneath the controlled persona, Porter's always had to hide who he really is.
When a mayoral sex scandal erupts, Porter's private and public worlds collide. And the ruthless reporter who exposed the mayor now has his sights on Porter…until he falls in love with him.
SCANDAL is a Daddy-lite, enemies-to-lovers MM romance featuring a Dom Daddy with a lot to hide, and a curious boy obsessed with finding the truth.
AUDIOBOOK SPOTLIGHT: Terror By Moonlight: MM Paranormal Romance (Critter Catchers Book 1) by Hank Edwards. Narrated by Zachary Zaba. [3h28m]
All it will ever be is a close friendship. That's been Demetrius Singleton's mantra for as long as he's known his best friend, Cody Bower. It's helped through the years as he's watched Cody date practically every girl in town. Now several years out of college, Demetrius manages the business side of their brand new animal control service, Critter Catchers, while Cody acts as the idea man and finesses potential clients.
When their first client is brutally murdered by a large unidentified animal, they have to act quickly to save their business reputation and stay out of jail. Demetrius is distracted by a handsome new town reporter, but Cody is wary of this new arrival's intentions. And, quite possibly, a little bit jealous. But he doesn't feel that way for Demmy… does he?
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Satin Sheets (Kink Awakenings Book 2) by Charley Descoteaux
How do you know if you're kinky?
Wes Roberts always thought his need for adventure was only a desire to see the world. After starting a job at a private kink club it becomes obvious he's not as vanilla as he thought. Less surprising is his attraction to the tall flirty redhead he meets his first night.
Eoin McBride, former Army brat and self-described drifter, relies on his kink and the club that's become his second home. Eoin is stunned when the lovely younger man returns his interest. But that's nothing compared to how he feels when Wes approaches him for guidance in the exploration of his new-found interest in bondage.
If Eoin can stick around he just might be the perfect man to help Wes discover his kink, and maybe even find the love they both crave.
Star Shadow: the Complete Series by Beth Bolden
An ex-boyband, betrayed by everyone they trusted.
Star Shadow met when they were only sixteen years old—four different guys, with four different dreams that coalesced into one when they became a worldwide phenomenon.
Hope was shredded, loyalties tested, and love destroyed.
But now there's a chance to fix the mistakes of the past.
Love renewed. Friendship resurrected. They've earned a brand new beginning and a fresh start.
Includes four full length novels and an exclusive bonus epilogue novella. Approximately 350,000 words.
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Perfect Rhythm (Fair Oaks Book 1) by Jae
Pop star Leontyne Blake is over love and women falling for her image. When she heads home to be near her sick father, she meets small-town nurse Holly, an asexual woman who isn't impressed by Leo's fame at all.
Can their tentative friendship develop into something more despite their diverse expectations?
A lesbian romance about finding the perfect rhythm between two very different people.
$ 0.99 on Amazon (usually $ 9.99) iBooks | Kobo. Also available in audio. Whispersync-ready for $ 7.49.
Wingman: An Age-Gap Sports Romance (Between the Lines Book 4) by Lizzie A Williamson
He wasn't looking for romance. When the perfect man pursues him, will he give in… to someone half his age?
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Backfire (Broken Chains MC Book 2) by EM Lindsey
As a man who was never meant to lead holds the fate of his club on his shoulders, the last thing Smokey needs is a distraction like Eliah Burns. But the moment the snarky professor is in danger, Smokey can't stay away. A gritty, MM Motorcycle Club Romance.
Most Wanted (Wrecked: Guardians Book 3) by Kelly Fox
Most Wanted is a mercenary MM romance set in Austin, Texas. It's a sweet and dirty second chance romance that features a gentle (if slightly murderous), muscle-bound giant, a beautiful, wickedly flexible man, and more chemistry than a high school science lab.
The Two Shot: A MM Romantic Mystery (Hollywood Endings Book 3) by JD Sampson
An explosion rocks TV Star Morgan Young's world and it may take more than his FBI agent boyfriend Bodhi Locke has to give to make it all better. Steamy, angsty with a fannish twist! Camera's rolling! Action. It's time for The Two Shot.
Must Love Demons: A MM Forced Proximity Fantasy Romance by Meghan Maslow
You'd think being magically tethered to the hottest warden in all Verona wouldn't be a hardship.
You'd be wrong.
Incubus Nico Azertiran has his dream job as a cherub-in-training. It's the perfect position for a lust demon who's more interested in happily-ever-afters than one-night stands. Or it would be, if he didn't keep screwing it up. When a new cherub gadget misfires, Nico is left trussed to Verona's most eligible warden, the incredibly grumpy, Sir Flame.
Flambeau Illume has a job to do. Someone's murdering Verona's rich and famous, and Sir Flame's hot on the killer's trail . . . until he has the misfortune to get magically lassoed to the most infuriating incubus he's ever had the displeasure to meet. Except, maybe Nico isn't so terribly awful. Together they need to solve the crime, stay alive, and—if their luck changes—maybe even fall in love. Easy, right?
Crossed Hearts (Arrowood) by JR Gray
My best friend's arrogant, moody, and persistent little brother who just won't take no for an answer. I've never wanted and hated someone so much in my life. He's determined to pull my secrets out of me—I'm determined to resist him.
Chasing Hope by Gwen Martin
Sean is only twenty-seven, but he's already lost everything that gave him life. On the verge of losing hope for a future, he moves to a town where no one knows about him, the death of his child, or his failed marriage; but when his nightmares and his guilt follow him without the pitying glares, he realizes he can't move forward on his own.
Jonah has worked tirelessly to keep his father's memory alive and be a fixture in the small town he grew up in. Now, nearing forty, his dreams have been long forgotten to keep everyone else's alive, and he doesn't know how to reclaim his life as his own without losing his last connection to his father.
But when the two men's lives collide, they're forced to confront their grief and accept that there can be life and hope after loss—if you're willing to chase it.
Hot & Bothered: A M/M Daddy Romance (Club Deny Book 1) by AW Scott
I've been a free spirit my whole life, bouncing from project to project. I spend my days for the next high, for the next thing to keep me busy. Until I think up a business opportunity like no other.
But what happens when I discover that there's another part of me that I didn't know existed?
A part of me that longs to be cared for…
As an investor, I'm always looking for new ideas. When someone happens to reach out about an abnormal investment, I can't help but to be intrigued. Meeting the person needing my help only adds to the thoughts swirling through my mind.
But can I convince him that the risk is worth the cost?
And will he truly be able to let me lead… to let me care for him the way he needs…
The way only a Daddy can…
Bashful (Love and Secrets Book 1) by MA Innes
Cutie the Cop has a problem…and it's not just the nickname his famous and slightly offbeat new friend Austin has given him.
Gideon, aka Cutie the Cop, knows there's more to life than just going from work to home, but he can't get past the fears that are holding him back. As a cop with secrets, he knows he can't share who he is or what he wants with just anyone. But when Austin drags him to a private BDSM club for the first time, he finally has a decision to make…continue to hide or take a chance on falling in love.
Sometimes secrets can drive people apart, but sometimes sharing those secrets is what can bring them together.
Catching Blue Jay (Oklahoma Hearts Book 1) by Jacy Braegan
Ghosting my best friend is my biggest regret. Will my past cost me my second chance?
Running. That's what I'm good at. When Aidan kissed me for the first time, I not only ran, I moved and ghosted him, breaking all my promises to keep in touch. Locking eyes with him years later sends me running again.
As my past catches up to me, I know I've got to stop running. It's not easy facing my fears. Am I brave enough to reach out for what I want?
I lost Aidan once. I can't lose him again.
*** Catching Blue Jay is book one in the Oklahoma Hearts series. All books in the series can be read as standalones. Books my include side characters that may be in other books or share similar events, but they do not have to be read in order.
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Accidental Detour by DK Sutton
What's worse than a sexy lumberjack stealing my car with me in it? I think I'm about to find out.
A Daddy for the Billionaire (Billionaire Daddy and His Boy Book 1) by A Little
Cheswick Ludwig Fontaine IV was tired. Groomed to be a successful business from birth, he'd studied and worked hard his entire life. He'd even turned the millions left him by both sets of grandparents into his first billion while still in college. Unable to face the pressure of being urged to make even more money, he simply walked out of a meeting.
Richard Neville knows a Little when he sees one. Cheswick might not know it yet, but he was made to be Richard's Little. When circumstances brings Cheswick to Richard, he quickly offers him a deal – be his Little for three months and take a much needed break from all the stress and worry or go back to his daily grind.
But the real question was, once he becomes Little Ches, can he ever go back to being Cheswick?
This is a brand new 2nd edition, which has been re-edited.
Also available on audio. Narrated by Danny Cespedes. [2h32m]. Whispersync ready.
AUDIOBOOK: The Edge Of Heaven (Love Beyond Measure) by EM Lindsey. Narrated by Oliver Guinn. [8h42m]
Julian knew better than to fall for his escort, but he also wasn't expecting Archer who stumbled into his life and offered to rearrange the stars. A fake-date, slow burn, MM romance.
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Fresh As A Daisy Omega: A MPREG Omegaverse Romance (Omegas In Bloom Book 1) by Ava Beringer
You can't fall in love in seventy-two hours. Can you?
Colby Dalton is a sassy, sweet omega who always gives his heart to the wrong alpha, way too fast. Just when he's given up, hot, rich Preston Reid strolls into his life; he's the one. The problem? Preston leaves in three days. Will Colby play the fool and be abandoned yet again?
Preston Reid is a successful corporate alpha who has it all…except the dream mate to share his life with. After a lifetime of fly-by-nights, he yearns for something real. When a rainstorm forces him into Miguel's Fabulous Flowers, he takes one look at Colby and he's a goner. Three days isn't enough, but what should he do?
Three days doesn't determine destiny…or does it? Can Colby overcome his insecurities to take a chance on love? Or will Preston leave Primrose Keep and break their bond forever?
Sword Dance by AJ Dumas
Five years ago, Damiskos's brilliant military career was cut short, leaving him with a permanent disability and scars that are not all physical. Work takes him to the remote seaside villa of an old friend, where, among an odd assortment of guests, he meets the eunuch sword-dancer Varazda. Enigmatic and beautiful but distinctly prickly, Varazda is the antithesis of the straightforward and serious Damiskos. Yet as they keep getting in each other's way at the villa, their mutual dislike is complicated by a spark of undeniable attraction.
Then the villa's guests begin to reveal their true characters and motives—no one here is what they seem—and Damiskos finds himself at the centre of a bizarre web of espionage, theft, and assassination. Varazda may need Damiskos's help, but not as much as Damiskos, finally awakening to a new sense of life and purpose, needs Varazda.
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Jaywalking (In Step Book 1) by Rachel Ember
College professor Emile can't shake the memory of Jay, the much younger man he met by chance over the summer. Emile never expected to see Jay again, especially not on the first day of the semester in Emile's freshman literature class…
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Strictly Business : A Lesbian Romance by Alexa Woods
A terrible business idea. Two clashing personalities struggling to make it work. A blossoming attraction.
Taylor Samson has one goal in life: to give her daughter a better future. That's why she left the comforts of her hometown for the big city. That's why she works like a zombie. And that's why she gathers strength and pitches her big business idea to Christina, a gorgeous, calculating investor.
Christina Hilford has one goal in life: to be successful in her career. Families and changing diapers are the last things on her mind. So when she meets Taylor, an obvious amateur in the business world, she can't help but roll her eyes. It doesn't matter that she's stunning.
When Christina and Taylor are thrown into the task of making Taylor's disaster of a business plan work, can they shed their prejudices and submit to their growing attraction to one another?
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The Special Undercover Delivery by A. Little
When Special Agent Jeremy Delacourt is offered the chance to redeem himself after the disgrace his former partner landed them both in, he jumps at the chance. He's nervous about it being a solo undercover mission but he's sure it's nothing he can't handle. The people posing as an advertising agency selling young men and women won't know what hit them, he vows.
But when things start to heat up with the Little he finds himself paired with, Jeremy makes a mistake that may cost them all everything. Can he fix his mistake, find out the truth about Mama Lorraine's agency, and get to have a happy ever after with the Little he's fallen all too hard for?
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Voyeur Vol I by Louisa Mae
Step into the mysterious world of Voyeur. A place where your deepest desires play out before your eyes. All you have to do is watch.
Brett Masters lives a double life. He's a devoted son who put his university studies on hold, returning home to help care for his ailing father, but moving home means moving back into the closet. Unable to be open about his sexuality, a chance encounter offers him an outlet for his sexual frustration and seduces him into an entirely new world — a dark one full of temptation and exclusivity.
Brett finds himself drawn to the mysterious V Lounge and its intriguing patrons. A club where he can indulge his needs and desires, while most importantly, remaining anonymous. Inside Brett discovers a sanctuary from his normal, boring life.
Will Brett be satisfied remaining on the outside looking in, or will he one day want more?
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Spanning an Entire City Block: Meet One of Brooklyn's Latest Multi-Family Developments
© Pavel Bendov
Written by Megan Schires
https://www.archdaily.com/942321/spanning-an-entire-city-block-meet-one-of-brooklyns-latest-multi-family-developments
There's a new kid on the block making noise in Brooklyn's thriving Bushwick neighborhood. At 7-stories tall, 500 units, and occupying 489,000 square feet of real estate, The Rheingold is one of the most expansive multi-family developments in Brooklyn to date.
The complex boasts several in-demand amenities including two courtyards, a game room, state-of-the-art fitness center, movie theater, coffee bar, and 60,000-square-foot rooftop deck with striking views of the Manhattan skyline. These amenities offer residents places to socialize, creating a sense of community that elevates Bushwick's cultural identity.
Designed by New York-based ODA, The Rheingold's claim to fame is not only its city-block size and engaging amenities, but also its colorful and distinct modular form that breaks the mold of the surrounding homogenous architecture. The facade reveals two staggered layers that express texture, contrast, and depth. Recessed windows are wrapped in extruded aluminum frames that are powder-coated in a conspicuous color spectrum ranging from yellow to red. Finally, exterior walls are clad in corrugated metal panels that convey a visual connection to the neighborhood's industrial past.
A defining architectural element of The Rheingold is its vast grid of balconies that extend from nearly every apartment unit. The balconies overlook either the lively courtyards or bustling city streets, initiating a seamless dialogue with the surrounding environment.
As with any multi-family development, occupant safety is a priority. C.R. Laurence manufactured and supplied over 6,000 linear feet of its GRS TAPER-LOC® Glass Railing System to enclose each balcony and protect residents from accidental falls. The railing system is the first and only ICC-ES approved glass guardrail available in the marketplace. This simplifies specification because the certification ensures it will be accepted by code officials nationwide. The GRS TAPER-LOC® Glass Railing System improves safety while enhancing aesthetics and promoting daylight diffusion to help produce vibrant interiors.
The Rheingold symbolizes the evolution of Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood from a manufacturing hub to an urban playground. Its grand scale and countless amenities together create a self-contained village that merges culture and entertainment, resulting in an avant-garde residential community that's the talk of the town.
Megan Schires
Cite: Megan Schires. "Spanning an Entire City Block: Meet One of Brooklyn's Latest Multi-Family Developments" 02 Jul 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/942321/spanning-an-entire-city-block-meet-one-of-brooklyns-latest-multi-family-developments> ISSN 0719-8884
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Injury update for tonight's game vs. Houston: Patrick McCaw (leg cramps) and Kevon Looney (left hip strain) are out.
Tonight's starters: GSW - Curry, Thompson, Barnes, Green, Pachulia; HOU - Harden, Beverley, Gordon, Ariza, Capela.
Warriors g/f Patrick McCaw a late scratch with leg cramps.
Don't like the Donovan timeout there. Now they can get Pau Gasol off the floor on this defensive possession.
Hunter Pence singled in his first at-bat, and now the suspense part: We could see his first two-hit game of the entire spring tonight.
Brandon Crawford homer to left. Could be primed for a big year.
Never wise to toss the slow/telegraphed crosscourt passed. Curry gets picked by Ariza, leads to and-1 layup.
Never wise to toss the slow/telegraphed crosscourt pass Curry gets picked by Ariza, leads to and-1 layup.
Never wise to toss the slow/telegraphed crosscourt pass. Curry gets picked by Ariza, leads to and-1 layup.
Ariza had six steals in each of the past two games. He has two in the first four minutes tonight.
Rockets adjustment tonight: They have James Harden guarding Zaza Pachulia right now. GSW tried a force-feed post-up: Miss.
#SPLASH and run by @StephenCurry30 on @CSNAuthentic .
Rockets have Harden on Pachulia and they're switching everything. Much more in control than in first quarter on Tuesday.
Terrible Warriors possession: Don't rush with 5-on-4 advantage, allow Capela to put shoe on/get in play, settle for awkward Green airball.
#SplashGordon giving us the lead! ????
Not unusual or surprising to see Harden on a center. He has matched up with power forwards often. Played well defending Marc Gasol.
Extended Kerr-Draymond conversation at end of the bench after that timeout. KD now goes down to sit next to him. Seemed relatively cordial.
Kerr loves McAdoo against the Rockets.
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The Royal Family Reveals 10-Day Plan for When The Queen Dies
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by MLC Posted on September 3, 2021 at 11:21 am
The Royal Family is making preparations for Queen Elizabeth II's death.
NO, she is not gravely ill, in the hospital, or nearing the end of her 95-years of life. The royals and the UK are simply planning ahead.
According to newly revealed documents obtained by Politico, the UK has a secret plan for Queen Elizabeth II's death, including a memorial service with the Prime Minister that should appear "spontaneous" and preparations for crisis mode if London becomes packed with mourners.
The plan is aptly named "Operation LONDON BRIDGE," and lays out plans for the first 10-days after her death.
Operation LONDON BRIDGE is planned
The outlet reports the Queen is in good health by all accounts and there is no suggestion these plans have been revisited with any urgency.
Plans were drawn up for "Operation LONDON BRIDGE" include discussions of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Per Politico, they reveal plans for the prime minister and his Cabinet to meet the queen's coffin at St. Pancras station, and for the new King Charles to embark on a tour of the U.K. in the days before the funeral.
The 10-day plan includes details ranging from the minute to the 'ridiculous.'
There's also "Operation SPRING TIDE" which outlines Prince Charles' accession to the throne.
Operation SPRING TIDE
Within hours of the Queen's death, the prime minister, cabinet secretary, and a handful of the most senior ministers and officials will be notified.
This day will be referred to as "D-Day," with each day following and leading up to the funeral referred to as "D+1," "D+2" and so on and so forth.
The full report can be read on Politico.
News of "Operation LONDON BRIDGE" comes almost five months after Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, passed away.
The Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99 on April 9, 2021. Prior to his death, he was hospitalized for a month due to an infection and heart trouble.
At the time of his death, Buckingham Palace issued the following statement, "It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle."
Life for the royals has continued on as normal and as previously mentioned, the Queen is in good health.
However, you can never be too prepared.
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the Mayor of London's 'LondonisOpen' campaign.
For its 2019 project 'The Present Tense', Dazed magazine asked its readers to submit photographs taken on the streets of the UK. It then asked a range of high profile figures to select their favourite images. The photos highlighted — captured by Londoners or those visiting the city — are selected from a wider pool of submissions that showcase its thriving diversity.
As part of this exhibition, one of LondonisOpen's EU influencersFrench born Londoner Marine Tanguy, curated the exhibition at City Hall. Marine had her first taste of art gallery management when she was just 21 years old, but she didn't like what she saw. She felt that the traditional gallery model didn't allow for works from all demographics. She decided to change this by opening MTArt in London in 2015. It's an agency for up-and-coming artists, helping them pay for studios, showcase their work through public art installations, virtual galleries and commercial partnerships and find buyers.
The images shown in the exhibition of artists Leo Caillard and Jennifer Abessira, highlight the positivity in London and for Londoners at this moment in time; how we need to think with our hearts, remain united and in dialogue with everyone.
#LondonIsOpen was launched by the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, to show that London will always be open to the world, proud of our diversity and inclusive to everyone.


The management of the Sabarimala temple has agreed to abide by the orders of Supreme Court regarding lifting of ban on entry of women aged between 10 and 50 years.
The TDB-Travancore Devaswom Board that manages the operations at the Sabarimala temple gave statement in this regard in the top court yesterday.
For years, restrictions were in place and women of menstruating age were not allowed to enter the temple.
In an order given in September 2018, Supreme Court had lifted the restrictions.
The board had vehemently opposed the order and this had led to widespread violence and agitations in the state of Kerala where the famous temple is located.
However, the latest developments show that the board seems to have accepted the order and has decided to let women of all ages enter the shrines without any opposition.
The communist led Kerala government had tried its best to ensure that the Supreme Court order was implemented despite statewide opposition from devotees and other political parties.
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AncientMysteries @INSANATAN tweeted,"Replying @rajalakshmij @girishalva and 9 others Sabarimala is ancient Indian Practice& For.Inspired Constitution doesnt have any clause to evaluate Ancient Indian Practices. So it should not even Constitutionally interfere"
Taranath Hegde @HegdeTaranath wrote,"Replying to @rajalakshmij @girishalva and 9In Hindu culture every temple has it's own rituals.Each temple has it's own identity. There is vaishnava and shaiva methodology of doing pujas.We can't question that beacause it is the traditional rituals. #SanathanaDharma"