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Turkey Special: Kurdish Leader Ocalan "Nearing Deal" with Erdogan
Monday, March 18, 2013 at 7:54 | Ali Yenidunya in EA Middle East and Turkey, Middle East and Iran
So now we know the basis of reports that there may be a "solution of the Kurdish issue". Speculation, sometimes fed by the Erdogan Government, has risen amid a renewal of meetings with the imprisoned leader of the PKK insurgency, Abdullah Ocalan, on Imrali Island. However, it is with the leak of Ocalan's conversation with pro-Kurdish MPs that speculation has turned into expectation.
What Did Ocalan Say?
According to the records, confirmed by the oppositon BDP, Ocalan approved of Ankara's approach to find a solution, giving letters to the deputies to be delivered to PKK leaders in northern Iraq and across Europe.
Ocalan made six points in response:
The PKK head said that he gave Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) a deal, including Kurdish autonomy, "on a silver plate" --- the insurgency had stopped attacks, but Erdogan "understood that he got more space from the State mechanisms the more he hit the PKK".
Secondly, Ocalan pointed to a conspiracy which could undermine the peace process, after a judicial attempt to remove intelligence director Hakan Fidan last year. He claimed that Fidan has been integral to negotiations and that his departure could pull down the Erdogan Government.
Speaking to BDP deputy Ahmet Altan, Ocalan said:
You know the organisation on the right. Contra-guerrilla is USA-based. They took over judiciary and police. The MIT (National Intelligence Organisation) is stronger than the military, the prosecutor called but they did not go. For me, it is a resistance. Erdogan will take his revenge. Let's say, God willing, he will do so!
Thirdly, Ocalan said that the PKK could support the AKP's Presidential system with one condition: a bicameral Parliament, as in the US, Britain, and Russia. He said one chamber would be "a State Parliament' and the other as a 'democratic parliament' or 'people's parliament'.
Ocalan emphasised this distribution of power: "I am against the AKP's hegemony."
Fourthly, Ocalan stressed the demand for security of Kurdish rights, "Collective rights and the Kurdish reform code will be put through. If we [only] insist on democratic autonomy, this will be sabotaged."
Fifthly, Ocalan defined his understanding of the political steps, linked to a withdrawal of PKK forcee from Turkey:
The PKK even does not understand me... It won't be a withdrawal as they understand....I am sharing their concerns. My documents propose disengagement that will satisfy their concerns. The first one is A Philosophical Approach to Democratic Peace Process which is comprised of 10 articles; the second one is Democratic Solution Plan which is comprised of 10 articles and the last one is Democratic Peace's Action Plan which should be implemented in three phases.
Ocalan said that these documents will be announced on Thursday on Newroz, the Spring Festival. He then spoke to both the Government and his followers:
You must know that my move will let the conspiracy down. I am overcoming the conspiracy. If I succeed, there will be no KCK (Kurdistan Communities Union) prisoners. If this does not happen, there will be a 50-thousand-people's war. People will die, I will live and let live. Everyone must know that we will neither live, nor will wage war as we did in the past. I have faith in myself. You must know that neither me nor the state can give up now. It is a historical transition into peaceful and democratic life.
Who Leaked The Conversations and Why?
The first scenario is that the Government leaked the records to pressure the opposition BDP. The problem with the explanation is that it points to weakness within Erdogan's administration, indicating that they cannot safeguard the negotiations by maintaining secrecy.
The second scenario is that the BDP leaked, supporting Ocalan's efforts to minimise any internal challenge to his leadership. At the same time, the BDP would boost its role as an interlocutor of the talks.
At the same time, the BDP cannot be seen as deliberately leaking the conversations. So it has held an internal investigation, declaring that those responsible have been "fired".
What Are the Next Stages?
EA reported on 10 January that the plan for an agreement was going to be in four phases.
The first has happened with Ocalan's letters to the PKK leadership in northern Iraq and Europe. Responses have been submitted to State officials, to be delivered to Ocalan, and another BDP official arriving on Imrali on Monday. Ocalan will then declare the PKK's official position.&
The second step is the freeing of thousands of Kurdish detainees and acceleraton of the process for the new Constitution. Some KCK detainees have been already been released from prisons, thanks to the fourth judicial package. The rest are hoping to be released soon.
During this second phase, the AKP might need the BDP's support for the Constitution if they are putting it to a referendum. In return, the BDP will ask for a "more democratic" protecting the rights of Kurds and allowed them to establish recognised political institutions.
In the third phase, the Government will put forth further confidence-building measures, such as the gradual removal of barriers to education in a mother language, a general definition of citizenship of the Turkish Republic rather than identity as a "Turk", and removal of the reservations to the European Charter of Local Self-Government.
Finally, the PKK will disarm and and the Government will put Ocalan under house arrest as it issues a general amnesty for the insurgents.
Put bluntly: could this be a turning point for Turkey?
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By Tim Lanning on January 2, 2016
About Tim Lanning
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George R.R. Martin took to his live journal to share some sad news – "The Winds of Winter" is not done. Not only that, it will not be released before HBO's sixth season of Game of Thrones. And yes, the sixth season will have spoilers, but it also will not. Read Martin's post to get an unusual look behind the curtain as he shares his personal struggle with completing "The Winds of Winter" and the battle of missing deadlines.
As fans, we have to balance our own sad feelings with the delay with more than a little bit of understanding that "it will be done when it will be done." I personally didn't hold out much hope, but even in the corners of my heart where some hope dared to shine lived a surprise announcement that March would be a much more exciting month. And knowing that George himself, along with his editors and publishers, thought that they could hit a March release date for TWoW sends me into an even glummer state. I think I would have preferred not to know… But, what can you do? Martin wants to make the best book possible in order to create a wholly satisfying series.
More troubling is how torn up Martin sounds in his update. It breaks me up reading his thoughts on the process where he expressed "And as spring turned to summer, I was having more bad days than good ones." You can almost hear him trying to silence his critics at the same time that he is taking the full blame for the delay. Yes, he is busy. Yes, HBO's Game of Thrones is a distraction some times. But, as he said, the process just isn't going as smoothly as he would like.
As a fan I don't know what to think. On one hand, I want "The Winds of Winter" yesterday. On the other, George R.R. Martin has filled my life with so many… emotions (I was going to say joy…but come on, lets not kid ourselves) that I want him to only have positive thoughts on the whole A Song of Ice and Fire. I also want the best TWoW that could possibly exist so I am willing to wait. But, next season will most likely "spoil" certain juicy bits. I think knowing that the show and the book version have morphed into two separate entities calms me some. Even as a whiny book reader, who thinks that Michiel Huisman's beard should be dyed all sorts of ridiculous colors, I know that I will have one great book series and one great TV series. Martin also mentions "I can't think of any other instance where the movie or TV show came out as the source material was still being written." which I guess means that he isn't a fan of Anime. So, I will be quietly sitting and waiting for A Song of Ice and Fire: Brotherhood sometime in 2035.
How about you? Where do you fall on the emotional spectrum after reading Martin's post?
on January 2, 2016 at 12:39 pm
Thanks for saying that. I think all people see from the article is that it won't be out before season 6. Of course he wasn't going to have the book out before season 6. But the way he's talking makes me doubt we'll see it at all. Like writing the series has become a chore for him. The added pressure of a show that will surpass his story and gaining a new set of readers (myself included) from said show makes writing it even more of a chore. He's always written at his own pace but I don't think it's an issue of pace or deadlines. It seems more of an issue of passion. He'll finish when he finishes but as for me, I'm tapping out of the series entirely.
Tim Lanning
This is true. A small part of me is a little resentful towards the show for causing this in some part. But, who knows how he would feel without it? Maybe it helped in some way. Blaming the show may be unfair, but I am more than a little emotional when it comes to Game of Thrones.
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I know from personal experience that what David is saying is true. When I write and I get myself into a part of the narrative that is boring for me to write I start to doubt myself. I say, "If I hate writing this then who is going to want to read it. But for the story it needs to go there." It can be very hard to move past those slumps and get the story back on a more exciting/ interesting path. George R. R. Martin probably knows where he wants the story to end but getting there is hard. Having the show and all the fan theories probably does not help. I know that if someone correctly guessed the twist in a story I was writing before I wrote it then I would have a hard time seeing the point. Like someone telling the punch line to a joke before you can finish it, it's just not as funny anymore. I don't blame critics or the fans but the writing process, it is a cruel mistress, and as with any writing it is very personal. Despite the delay and the show out pacing the books I will still pick up a copy of the book when it is published and still look up to Martin as one of the great fantasy writers who, in my mind, can stand with Tolkien or Rowling.
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Tue, Oct 11, 2016 - 11:46 AM
South Korea summoned China's ambassador on Tuesday to protest against what it says was a deliberate collision by a Chinese fishing vessel with a South Korean coast guard patrol boat that later capsized and sank.
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[SEOUL] South Korea summoned China's ambassador on Tuesday to protest against what it says was a deliberate collision by a Chinese fishing vessel with a South Korean coast guard patrol boat that later capsized and sank.
Disputes over illegal fishing are an irritant in relations between China and US ally South Korea, even as their economic relations grow close. They also share concern about North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programmes.
South Korea's Ministry of Public Safety and Security, which oversees the coast guard, said one of its patrol boats sank last week during an operation to crack down on a group of Chinese vessels fishing illegally off the Korean peninsula's west coast.
It said the patrol boat was rammed by one of the Chinese vessels.
No injuries were reported from the incident.
South Korean media reports have said the Chinese vessel fled the scene and was believed to have returned to its home port.
Qiu Guohong, China's ambassador to South Korea, did not comment to reporters as he arrived at the foreign ministry.
China's coast guard is also looking into the incident to identify the fishing boat accused of crashing into the South Korean coast guard vessel after requests by its South Korean counterpart, the Ministry of Public Safety and Security said in a statement on Monday.
South Korean coastguard vessels regularly chase Chinese boats for fishing illegally off its coast, at times resulting in violent confrontations at sea.
Three Chinese fishermen were killed last month in a fire that broke out on their boat when a South Korean coast guard crew trying to apprehend them for illegal fishing threw flash grenades into a room in which they were hiding, according to a South Korean official.
In June, South Korea and the United Nations Command, which oversees the Korean War armistice, launched a joint operation to keep Chinese fishing vessels from operating illegally off South Korea's west coast.
South Korea has repeated its complaint to China about illegal fishing by Chinese trawlers and urged Beijing to help come up with a permanent solution.
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Expandable Pickup Bed Caps Are a Concept Ready for an Overlanding Comeback
They were ahead of their time at first, but now, they'd be perfect.
byPeter Holderith| UPDATED Aug 27, 2021 10:34 AM
Overlanding is all the rage these days, but buying a purpose-built rig for that is expensive, and modifying your daily driver for the task might be inconvenient if it's your only vehicle. If you need your pickup bed, it's going to get annoying taking that pop-up camper in and out whenever you need to make a Home Depot run.
A few Japanese automakers seemingly considered this problem back in the '80s and '90s. First, Mazda came along in 1985 with a concept in the same breath as a Dakar rally truck, a machine called the Titan Big Way. Nissan followed a few years later in 1991 with its own 4WD Flex Cab Concept. Both vehicles featured trucks with conventional beds for hauling stuff around, but also collapsible tents that could cover the entire length of the cargo area and then stow away to a fraction of their size. Sounds about perfect, doesn't it?
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More than 30 years have passed since the first of these two vehicles was revealed, and information about them is a little scant. It's really the concept of the collapsing canopy that counts in the first place, but the Mazda is interesting as it's based on a commercial vehicle, the second-generation Titan. The truck debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show in 1985 and was built as a rallying variant. Specifics like what engine powered it and what particular modifications were done to it are hard to come by, but we do know the bed still tilted, just in case your passengers overstayed their welcome. All we can really see are the obvious changes; the cage, the lift kit, and the nice big BF Goodrich tires. Thankfully, we know a little more about the Nissan.
The 4WD Flex Cab Concept was based on the venerable Nissan Hardbody pickup, also called the Navara in other parts of the world. A few detailed images that Nissan took of the concept are still around, so we have a good idea of how that expandable rear tent worked. Basically, there was a hard cap on the end of a sort of fabric accordion structure that could slide back and forth on top of the bed. Not only that, but the hard cap had a conventional glass rear window that could pop open. The tent could be compressed and you would have most of your pickup bed, and then it could be slid open to form a full-length tent.
This could be especially cool today on pickups with six- or eight-foot beds. Vehicles with shorter beds like the Hyundai Santa Cruz or Ford's Maverick would probably best be served by a regular tent, but if you had a heavier duty vehicle more suitable for work, like a Ram 1500 or a Chevy Silverado, you could have your cake and eat it too. Slide the tent out on the weekends and then slide it back in when it's time to haul around those precious 4x8 sheets of plywood.
Some companies today make similar products, like Bestop. It makes a product called the SuperTop, which works similar to a convertible top on a car, but in bed cap form. You can see it working below; it's functionally similar to the Nissan design.
Bestop makes these for a variety of popular overlanding vehicles like the Tacoma, Ranger, Silverado, and more. They retail for around $800 to $900 but look like they may be a little finicky to set up. The great part about the Nissan solution is the sliding mechanism which allows it to be deployed pretty much instantly. It's also nice having that solid frame on the end to keep everything taut, as opposed to a series of metal poles bolted together, somewhat reminiscent of portable camping furniture.
In any case, it would be interesting to see such an accessory offered from the factory, or as a dealer-installed add-on. It may have been perfect for the Bronco pickup if that happened, seeing as Ford's new 4x4 seems poised to become an overlanding hero. Just look at the list of accessories for that thing—you could live in one.
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Just who is "beating the drums of war" regarding Iran? Why those nefarious, radical, right wing Israelis led by Prime Minister Netanyahu, and his knee-jerk, incautious, ra-ra cabal of American Jewish supporters, of course. Reckless and agitated people like the 13,000 American Jews who attended last week's AIPAC conference.
Thank G-d for J Street, for without that oh-so-important organization, Israel would be striding headlong, happily harum-scarum, into conflict with Iran, and in its typical madcap style, mindlessly dragging America into war too.
After all, it isn't Iran that is "beating the drums of war" and building a nuclear bomb aimed at Israel! "It is not as if we're seeing Iran develop a specific plan for the elimination of the Jewish people," soothes Ben-Ami.
I am so relieved that sane leaders like Ben-Ami will take the Washington stage next week. He and his colleagues will be sure to calm things down. No need to get too excited about Iran.
Ben-Ami will be aided in this all-important Obama-boosting, pro-peace initiative by a series of peace camp gurus like Amos Oz, and organizations with great expertise on the Iranian nuclear threat like Ir Amim, Peace Now, New Israel Fund, B'tselem, Breaking the Silence, Machsom Watch and Yesh Din – all of whom are co-sponsoring or running sessions at the J Street conference.
Aside from opposing Israeli or US military action against Iran, the traditional main thrust of these groups is, of course, that if only Israel were to change its West Bank policies – and it is J Street's job to get America to force Israel to change – then peace would come to the Mideast. As if Israel was the party unwilling to compromise. As if Israel hasn't already offered the Palestinians at Oslo and Camp David and Taba and Annapolis with just about everything they want of post-67 Israel. As if the Palestinians have compromised on their demands one wit since the great handshake on the White House lawn. As if the Palestinians are currently willing to enter peace talks with Israel unconditionally.
But it is Israel that needs to be pressured, say the J Street moral oracles.
Remember: This is the same J Street that supported the anti-Israel Goldstone Report, supported the Palestinians bid for unilateral statehood recognition at the UN, and has supported talks with the Hamas but not military action against it. Now J Street wants to de-fang the military threat against Iran.
The icing on the cake is the pious spiritual claptrap that characterizes J Street's advocacy of confrontation with Israel. In past years, conference speakers have earnestly broadcast their "profound" Jewish and "spiritual" identities in order to besmirch the mainstream Jewish community and engender a distancing in US-Israel relations.
A preponderance of vaporous spiritual types like Rabbi Sharon, Rabbi Amy, Rabbi Tirzah, Rabbi Jennie, Rabbi Julie, Rabbi Toba and Rabbi Melissa from places called Neve Kodesh, Brit Tzedek, Dorshei Tzedek and Just Vision – an overflowing of honey, holiness and justice! – have spoken at J Street about the need to spiritually save Israel in spite of itself. Or at least to salve their sacred American Jewish souls by confronting Israel.
This year, Peter Beinart is to provide the spiritual drivel. His new book on "The Crisis of Zionism," which will be "launched" at the J Street conference, promotes a "progressive vision of American interests and liberal Jewish values." These are values, Beinart says, that Obama has alas betrayed under pressure from those bad right-wing American Jews and their PACs. Values that would and should lead Obama to confront Israel's "morally repugnant" settlement policies and purported sovereignty over a united Jerusalem. Values that J Street will uphold and use to convince the Obama administration to bash Israel over the head; or at least, to rein it in. Oh, yay.


Hello, lovely readers! Today I am talking about some of my predictions for A Court of Wings and Ruin. As you can tell, I am extremely (and by extremely I mean nail-biting-head-banging-breath-holding-extreme) excited for the release of A Court of Wings and Ruin. Now, you may say, "Katie, are you crazy? You just did this same exact blog post." My last ACOWAR post was a theories post, and today is set up a little differently. I'm using this list of questions that Leslie over on abookandacoffee published on her tumblr. So, here are 27 questions and answers that all have to do with ACOWAR.


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Timothy Higgins was appointed to the position of principal trombone of the San Francisco Symphony by Michael Tilson Thomas in 2008. He was previously the acting second trombone with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, DC. Mr. Higgins, a Houston native, has a bachelor's degree in music performance from Northwestern University and has performed with the Milwaukee Symphony, Virginia Symphony, Chicago Symphony, Civic Orchestra of Chicago, Music of the Baroque, Grand Teton Music Festival, Sun Valley Summer Symphony, Washington National Opera, and Baltimore Symphony. His principal teachers have been Michael Mulcahy (Chicago Symphony), Michael Warny (Houston Grand Opera), and Royce Landon (Des Moines, Iowa). He has participated in music festivals with the Roundtop Music Festival, the National Repertory Orchestra, and the Tanglewood Music Center. As a teacher, Timothy been a faculty member of the Pokorny Seminar since 2012 and is currently on faculty at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Northwestern University. He has also led master classes in Japan, China, Canada, and the United States, including classes at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto, the New World Symphony, and The Juilliard School of Music.


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BlueMaxima's Flashpoint
Flashpoint Team
Flashpoint 9.0.1 - The Day After
Linux, Mac (experimental)
Emulates
Web game servers
bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
MIT (Launcher)
GitHub (Launcher)
BlueMaxima's Flashpoint is an ongoing preservation effort for games designed in commercial web frameworks. Named after Flash (which Adobe says it will discontinue in 2020), the maintainers have preserved over 78,000 games and animations since its inception. The full list of games is available via the "Game Master List" on their wiki. Flashpoint covers games, animations and tools developed in Adobe Flash, Adobe Shockwave, Unity Web Player, Java Applets, Microsoft Silverlight, ActiveX, 3DVIA Player, 3D Groove GX, PopCap Plugin, HTML5, Superscape Viscape, Vitalize!, Authorware, GoBit Games Plugin, ShiVa3D, Hypercosm, Pulse, Burster, TCL and VRML, with support for all web technologies to add in this list and (natively) Scratch possibly coming in the future.
Flashpoint (and every game in it) was originally released as one gigantic download until a system was developed to download these games on-the-fly. The full download (which, upon completion, requires no further internet connection to use) has since been retroactively titled "Flashpoint Ultimate", and the "lite" version was given the name "Flashpoint Infinity". When the limitations of Launchbox started to show, a discrete launcher was developed.
Download[edit]
Includes both Ultimate, Infinity and Core versions. Read our overview for details.
Standalone builds of the launcher on GitHub
Datahub page about Linux support.
Datahub page about Mac support.
Flashpoint began on December 26th, 2017, a little while after Adobe announced it was ending support for Flash at the end of 2020, as an attempt to preserve as many Flash games and applications from the early 2000s onward as possible before the cutoff point. The focus has since shifted to all web browser technologies as they face the same risk of obsoletion.
Flashpoint is not a conventional emulator; none of the frameworks it targets is being emulated which is why it requires users to have the original platforms these frameworks were on. (It's also why Linux doesn't have a lot of the frameworks that Windows does.) Many games also use some form of copy protection by connecting to a server to test if a game can be played, thus requiring an internet connection for it to work. Flashpoint is a server emulator that repeats and relays the responses and files that were originally captured at the time the game was preserved. This causes problems for Avast and AVG as they've detailed on the Datahub.
Flashpoint is available in several different versions:
Flashpoint Ultimate - The full package, ready for use offline. ~478 GiB download, ~532 GiB extracted. You'll want to use a download manager and the latest version of 7-Zip.
Flashpoint Infinity - 2 GiB extracted. Games download as you choose to play them. Certain games don't work.
Flashpoint Core - A lightweight copy of Flashpoint with one game per platform designed for curation (preserving games).
Resources[edit]
BlueMaxima's articles:
How We Saved Flash's Gaming Legacy
Efforts to Save Flash's Gaming Legacy
The Datahub, their wiki
instance_archive(); - A similar project for games made with GameMaker.
Kahvibreak - Another project for J2ME games.
Retrieved from "https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php?title=Flashpoint&oldid=37166"
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Q: How to deserialize json object? I know that normally the method Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject is used. However in this case I do a serialization, followed by a deserialization which doesn't work.
static public void mess(test message)
{
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I get the following exception: Error converting value "57ab57ba86597bac513ce130" to type MongoDB.Bson.ObjectId'. Path 'a', line 1, position 31."
I get that the problem is the type, however how could it serialize the type but not be able to deserialize it?
Structure of test:
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        public test(MongoDB.Bson.ObjectId b)
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messageSerialized = "{\"a\":\"57ab57ba86597bac513ce130\"}"

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Error converting value "here is an object ID" to type
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Yes, look at the error and as can see it's trying to deserialize the string "here is an object ID" to Bson.ObjectId which will never succeed. You should post your serialized JSON string along with structure of BrowsersObj.
Per your latest edit: "57ab57ba86597bac513ce130" is not a MongoDB ObjectId rather it's a string. Check your MongoDB collection and most probably you are not storing the _id as ObjectID rather you have overwritten them to store as string

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Dr. Jane Magrath is well known as an author, clinician, and pianist. Her book The Pianist's Guide to Standard Teaching and Performance Literature has become a classic reference work for pianists throughout the country, and Magrath's work in the area of the standard classical teaching literature has been central to the current revival of interest in this music throughout the U.S. She currently has more than thirty-five volumes published with Alfred Publishing, and her music editions are used widely throughout the U.S. and abroad.
Dr. Magrath is frequently in demand as a clinician and teacher, and during the last twenty years has performed and given presentations in over forty states including Alaska, and on three continents. Her workshops and master classes have drawn international acclaim. Magrath has served as Piano Coordinator for National Conventions of Music Teachers National Association and given presentations at MTNA National Conventions, the European Piano Teachers Association Conference, the International Society for Music Education, the National Conference on Piano Pedagogy, the World Piano Pedagogy Conference and at many state MTNA conventions. Her articles have appeared in the major piano journals. She was named the first recipient of the MTNA/Frances Clark Keyboard Pedagogy Award for the Outstanding Contribution to Piano Pedagogy. For many years she contributed New Music Reviews to Clavier and she currently serves as an editor for the Piano Pedagogy Forum. Magrath's regular column Polyphony can be found in The American Music Teacher. She is most at home working in the studio and classroom with students, and collaborating with faculty colleagues and area teachers.
A native of South Carolina, Magrath received her education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at Wesleyan College, and was the first person to receive the D.M. in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Northwestern University. The University of Oklahoma presented her with the Regents' Award for Superior Teaching as well as the Associates' Distinguished Lectureship Award on two occasions and the Rinsland Award for Excellence in Educational Research. Currently, Magrath is Regents' Professor and holds the Grant Endowed Chair in Piano Pedagogy at the University of Oklahoma, where she was named Rothbaum Presidential Professor of Excellence in the Arts. She also serves as Director of Piano Pedagogy at the University of Oklahoma. Her students have won numerous prizes and competitions.


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Many consider the leader in online marketing services (I'm one of them), so it's only fitting to start with them.
is an email marketing service founded in 2001. It has 7 million users that collectively send over 10 billion emails through the service each month, according to the company's website.
Great for beginners: Lots of free tutorials that explain email marketing concepts and how to make the most of the site's features, including an .
If you do grow your list beyond MailChimp's free 2,000 subscriber threshold (good work!), and decide that you want the more sophisticated service, Aweber offers , so don't feel like you're trapped.
Think of email marketing as building a relationship digitally with your prospect. The focus is trust, education, testimonials, and answering question. Allowing the prospect to evaluate other options (market research), and provide links and information to allow your prospects to find more information, the company, or purchase your products or services.
This is just one potential series of emails designed to build trust with your prospects. Be sure to include links to buy and the company, as prospects will be ready to buy at different stages of the email sequence.


Mitzvah Day is an interfaith celebration of kindness and doing good.
The word 'mitzvah' is Hebrew for 'commandment,' but has long been used to mean an act of kindness or a good deed. That is what International Mitzvah Day in the UK and beyond is based on.
Guided by the principals of healing a broken world, doing social justice, and acts of loving kindness, Mitzvah Day was founded by Laura Marks in 2005 after she returned to the UK after living in Los Angeles. She had experienced a Mitzvah Day in her local Jewish community and thought it could be expanded to a national day of social action.
Headquartered in London, the event since spread to other international communities in Europe, North America, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, and beyond. The name of the organization was changed to International Mitzvah Day in 2012 to reflect the inclusion of international partners.
Mitzvah Day in the UK is based within the Jewish Community, but most of the projects are designed for Jews and non-Jews alike, to work together as a community to help one another. That is why Mitzvah Day always takes place on the first day of the UK National Interfaith Week. In 2019, Mitzvah Day will take place on Sunday, November 17.
There is information about registration and how to run a mitzvah day project on the organization's website. But the organizations are not confined to only one day of the year. There are 365 social action projects that can be done all year.
One project is the Separated Child collection for unaccompanied young refugees that offers emotional, financial and physical support for separated young people in Britain up to age 21. Every child receives a welcome pack when they arrive. The packs are made from donations from the general public and there is a need for donations of scarves, gloves, hats, and toiletry items. Over 9,000 packs have been distributed.
Another project is knitting or crocheting hats for neonatal units. Volunteers are needed to create the bright orange hats that are given to the newborns who need extra care. Over 150 hats are distributed every month.
Help and Hope distributes essential items for rough sleepers (homeless people). This project is run by two Borehamwood residents who along with a small group of volunteers distribute the donated items every Thursday evening in central London. They could use some help.
There is a food collection for Euston Food Bank because no-one in the community should ever go hungry. They provide three days of nutritionally balanced food to local people in crisis who have been referred to them. They are part of a nationwide network of food banks working to combat food insecurity and poverty in the UK. Donations are always welcomed.
"Mitzvah Day is an excellent example of how people from all walks of life come together, and it shows how easy it is to put Jewish values into action for the benefit of all communities," said London's mayor Sadiq Khan.
There is a myriad of projects that address the real need in the community to join or start your own. Doing a mitzvah can heal a broken world.
If Mitzvah Day is not your thing, another fantastic way to take part in a global day of social action is to participate in Good Deeds Day on April 15, 2019.


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The 10 Best Books of 2014
By Kathryn Schulz
This week, Vulture will be publishing our critics' year-end lists.
1. Lila, by Marilynne Robinson
"Who in the world could need help with a chair?" This is what the protagonist of Marilynne Robinson's new novel wonders when her husband pulls out her seat at the table. So much of Lila is present in that sentence: her pride, her self-reliance, her mistrust of kindness, and the way that — in her feral, gifted, autodidact's mind — a profound alienation from society turns anthropologically keen.
Readers of Robinson's 2004 Gilead have met this character before, through the eyes of that husband, the Reverend John Ames. Now, in Lila, we hear her story directly. Born into poverty and neglect, abandoned by her meager community in the worst of the Dust Bowl years, Lila would be as low and aimless as dust itself — but for her mind, and her huge and startling will. She yearns for love, and she yearns to understand "why things happen the way they do." Ames helps on both fronts, and she helps him. Still, the nature of life troubles her, and her love for her husband does daily battle with incomprehension and shame.
Lila is gorgeously written, uncluttered yet made of everything, intellectually and theologically formidable. It could win a staring contest with the late Christopher Hitchens. And it wins, by an awesome margin, my vote for the greatest novel of the year. Midway through it, Lila recalls a story she once heard about a cyclone crossing a river. "It took the water in its path up into itself and crossed on dry ground," Robinson writes, "and it was just as white as a cloud, white as snow. Something like that would only last for a minute, but it showed you what kind of thing can happen." Exactly.
2. Family Life, by Akhil Sharma
In this restrained, meticulous, beautifully written book, a family emigrates from India to America, where an accident in a swimming pool renders the elder son brain damaged. Told from the perspective of his younger brother, Family Life is about how we assimilate, not just to a new culture but to any drastic change: imperfectly, at great cost, with glimmers of unsettling gain.
The 10 Best TV Shows of 2014
3. Redeployment, by Phil Klay
In 12 remarkable short stories, Klay, a former Marine and Iraq War veteran, captures the diversity of wartime experience, the depth of its psychic toll, and the difficulty of bridging the gap between front line and home. The result is profane, funny, horrifying, and, ultimately, humane.
4. The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History, by Elizabeth Kolbert
A crystalline, rigorous, fascinating account of the five mass die-offs in the history of our planet and the sixth one we ourselves are now causing. As chilling as you would imagine but terrifically important, and — thank you, asteroids, dinosaurs, and excellent writing — loads of fun to read.
5. Euphoria, by Lily King
This year's winner, Book I Read in One Sitting Because I Happened to Read the First Page. Based on the life of Margaret Mead and set in the 1930s, anthropology's problematic heyday, Euphoria is a novel of ideas that is also a novel of emotions: the titular one but also envy, hubris, despair, and above all desire — how liberating or scandalous it can be, how linked to the intellect, how dictatorial.
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6. Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, by Roz Chast
From our poet laureate of anxiety and neurosis, a deeply moving book about how we face, or avoid, both love and death. Never has Chast's rumpled, palsied cartooning style seemed more apt, or worked so well, as in this funny, unsentimental, terribly sad memoir about watching her parents grow old and die.
7. Sidewalks, by Valeria Luiselli
Joseph Brodsky, Mexican geography, nostalgia, displacement, the moving maps in airplanes: Is there anything that doesn't interest this young writer and that she cannot render interesting? Reminiscent of Sebald and Walser, unafraid of her own authority, Luiselli has produced an essay collection less heralded than many others this year and far better.
8. Citizen: An American Lyric, by Claudia Rankine
Part prose poem, part essay collection, Citizen anatomizes the operations of quotidian racism in the U.S. and the draining, Escher-like impossibility of navigating it. Cerebral, conversational, witty, upsetting, and generally brilliant, Citizen might be the book contemporary America most needs to read.
9. On Immunity: An Inoculation, by Eula Biss
Compassionate, lucid, and morally compelling, On Immunity simultaneously makes sense of the anti-vaccination movement, puts paid to its concerns, and puts it in context. "We are locking our doors and pulling our children out of public school and buying guns and sanitizing our hands to allay a wide range of fears," Biss writes, "most of which are essentially fears of other people."
10. A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, by Eimear McBride
The unnamed narrator of this story suffers abuse, neglect, incest, sexual violence, and her brother's illness and tragic death — yet McBride manages to tell the story without manipulation or mawkishness by inventing for her protagonist a private grammar and sustaining it for 227 pages. What emerges is a self like safety glass after the wreck.
*This article appears in the December 15, 2014 issue of New York Magazine.
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The Massachusetts Department of Family and Medical Leave has issued a new Paid Family and Medical Leave poster that all employers must display.
As of January 1, 2019, the Massachusetts attorney general's office has released an updated Wage & Hour Laws posting showing the state's new minimum wage and service rates.
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Matic takes responsibility for 'shameful' performance as Manchester United crash at Everton
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Nemanja Matic says Manchester United's senior players are to blame for the team's catastrophic 4-0 defeat to Everton.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team capitulated at Goodison Park as they failed to take advantage of other teams' slip-ups as they chase down a top-four place in the Premier League.
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United looked beaten by half-time after goals from Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson put Everton two up at the break, before Lucas Digne and Theo Walcott followed up in the second half to condemn the visitors to a sorry defeat.
And afterwards, Matic said that it was the responsibility of the team's more experienced members to shoulder the blame for the collapse.
"It's one of the worst games for me personally, and for the team," said the Serbian.
"I think we deserved to lose. We did not play how we wanted to play.
"It's hard for me to speak about. It's not for the young players. I'm one of the most senior players. If anyone is to blame for this it's me.
"When you win the battle in midfield it's easier to play. We didn't do that today."
Everton collectively outran United by 8 kilometres at Goodison Park, on a day when the visitors saw their goals-against tally tick over to 48 in the league.
That set a Premier League record for the 20-time champions, who have now conceded more goals than they did in what was previously their most porous season.
The team let in 45 goals in 1999/00 and 2001/02, but this season's record looks set to cost them a place in the top four and consequently next season's Champions League.
"It's shameful," said Matic. "We have to look for the mirror, everyone has to see where he made mistake and what he must do better.
"The more guilty are the more experienced players and in this case it's me.
"It's difficult to answer what is wrong. Our approach to the game was not good, everyone needs to take responsibility during the game, with the ball, without the ball, everyone needs to run more then our quality will show. "


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Book awards grow like weeds, but that is not a bad thing. Acclaim (or at least recognition) is a way to find out about the notable, the rare, the special in the vast flood of books. Over the years we have discovered that some awards are more trustworthy or more relevant to our customers than others. The award winners and sometimes the nominees are featured here. A quick explanation:
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the Booker Prize by a changing committee of eminent UK writers and critics,
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LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of people mourned a young Marine who was gunned down while visiting Los Angeles last month, remembering him at his funeral Mass on Wednesday as a volunteer who helped others and signed up to serve during wartime.
Lance Cpl. Carlos Alfonso Segovia Lopez, 19, was on leave from Camp Pendleton when he was shot in the head while driving through South Los Angeles on Sept. 16. He died after a few days on life support.
His mother, Sandra Lopez, gave a eulogy at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. She said that as her son was about to graduate from high school, she told him he needed to begin building his future and she believed he would be successful in the military.
A few days later, he told her he was going to join the Marine Corps but she had to accompany him when he went to sign up because he was still 17.
"I said, 'Carlos, I will sign if you ask me to,' and he said, 'Yes, ma'am,'" she recounted to the audience of fellow Marines, his commander and Mayor Eric Garcetti, wiping away tears as she spoke.
"When he graduated from boot camp, I saw him leading a group and ... he made me the proudest mom," she said.
Lopez told her community that when members of the military come to visit, they need to be taken care of.
"We can't lose another one. We need to take care of them. If you see one of them in danger call the police right away," she said.
Segovia was a native of El Salvador who joined the Marine Corps after high school, where volunteered with a Los Angeles group that helps homeless people and their animals.
"I will carry Carlos with me to serve this city," Garcetti said.
Segovia, a U.S. citizen, also was eulogized by Lt. Col. Cory Quinn, commander of Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, School of Infantry (West), at Camp Pendleton.
"I ask myself this, why do you join? Our nation's been at war for 15 years. This Friday is the 15th anniversary of the first bomb that fell on Afghanistan. Almost his whole life, the country's at war, and yet he joined the military," Quinn said. "To join the Marines at a time of war, to join as an infantryman, is an extraordinary emotional and intellectual decision."
Los Angeles has offered a $50,000 reward to find the killer.


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Mordella defectiva es una especie de coleóptero de la familia Mordellidae.

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Help Bring Historic Sweden Church Records Online
NOTE from DearMYRTLE: The following was received last Thursday from our friends at FamilySearch Indexing. Please consider joining in this massive volunteer effort. If Swedish isn't in your range of capabilities, look for other indexing possibilities at www.FamilySearchIndexing.org.
Volunteers to Bring Historic Sweden Church Records Online
400 million names included in largest indexing effort to-date
FALKÖPING, Sweden—FamilySearch and Svensk Arkivinformation (SVAR), a division of the National Archives of Sweden, announced today the launch of the largest online indexing initiative undertaken to-date. The two groups unveiled plans to engage Swedish volunteers throughout the world to help create a highly searchable, free online index to the historic parish registers of Sweden—200 years of recorded Swedish history as documented in the Sweden church records—comprising over 400 million names.
In 1608 the Archbishop of Sweden asked the clergy to begin making records of births, christenings, marriages, and burials of all the residents of Sweden. By 1686, they were conducting regular examinations of the population of each parish. The church records (often called "parish registers" or "church books") span over two centuries and chronicle the vital life events of an estimated 418 million people who moved in and out of parishes in Sweden.
"The church records are a key source for genealogists seeking Swedish ancestors because nearly everyone who lived in Sweden was recorded in a church record," said David Rencher, FamilySearch chief genealogical officer. "The challenge now is to make those records, which are written in Swedish, available to researchers worldwide," concluded Rencher.
"We are very pleased with the excellent cooperation we have enjoyed for many years between FamilySearch and the National Archives to microfilm and scan the Swedish church records. Now we are going to create an index that will revolutionize the genealogy research in Sweden. The simplicity of finding and reading about one's ancestors on the Web in the millions of scanned records will attract many beginners of all ages," said Anders Nordström, director of SVAR. "To the academic researcher, this is an entirely new means. It makes it possible to do research within disciplines on a micro level, an extent that was never possible before now," added Nordström.
The way Swedes passed on a family name throughout the centuries is another reason why the indexing initiative is so important to family historians. "Imagine being in a Swedish community 200 years ago and 10 out of 100 people have the same first and last name as you. That's how small the naming pool was in Scandinavia," said Jeff Svare, FamilySearch Scandinavian collection management specialist.
If you were Anders Andersson, your father could have been Anders. Your brother could have also been named Anders, as well as your uncle. To help distinguish which Anders Andersson you were referring to at the time, locals added the name of the farm (residence) of an individual to keep them straight. "Otherwise, when you're trying to search for Anders Andersson today, your ancestor falls into the proverbial fog of same-named people and you don't know who they are without the additional context," added Svare. The FamilySearch index will include the residence or farm name from the individual's vital record. This information has been extracted to assist patrons in identifying their Swedish ancestor.
The goal is to engage the Swedish community in creating a highly searchable, free online index to the Sweden church records. When complete, the index will be the single largest point of access to information contained in the historic parish registers of Sweden. The free index will link to images of the original records hosted by the National Archives of Sweden (SVAR). In addition to the free public index that will be made available, SVAR might charge a nominal fee for public patrons who want to view or print the images.
FamilySearch is the global leader of online indexing. It launched its online indexing program in 2008, and tens of thousands of volunteers recently helped reach another major milestone by indexing their 250 millionth name. FamilySearch currently has 65 online indexing projects underway.
For this project, FamilySearch will create digital images of the Sweden church records provided by SVAR. Volunteers worldwide will then use FamilySearch's Web-based indexing tool to view the digital images and extract only the desired information from the image. That data will then be processed and published online in searchable indexes linked to the digital images.
Volunteers need only Internet access and the ability to read Swedish to contribute to this historic effort. A unique quality control process ensures a highly accurate, finished index. Each document is transcribed by two different indexers, wherever they are in the world. Any discrepancies in their two extractions are then forwarded to a third volunteer—an arbitrator—who makes any needed corrections between the two interpretations.
The project will start with records from Örebro, Uppsala, and Södermanland counties. Indexing will begin with the earliest year available for each parish and continue through 1860. A typical downloaded "batch" (group of records) will take a volunteer about 30 to 40 minutes to complete. The indexing utility has built-in tutorials and helps. Anyone interested in volunteering for the Sweden Church Records project can do so at indexing.familysearch.org.
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We love trails... and it shows.
Trail Heads is a volunteer-based organization with a mission to create infrastructure and support programs for quality trails throughout southwest Indiana.
Trail Heads has partnered with Cycling Solutions Bicycle Shop to create a repair and distribution program for surplus bicycles and gear. Click the link to the right to learn more about our new Free Rider Program.
Over 8,000 youth participants have attended our Booster Clubs!
Since 2010, the Boonville Bike Club has proven after-school bike clubs are the best way to get more kids on trails. After eight years of seeing the benefits for students in Boonville we have a new, expanded vision to help other schools. Booster Clubs are what we call each chapter and we would love to help form one in your community.
The Boonville Bike Club provides after-school, weekend, and summer activities for all students in Boonville. Activities include IIMTBA racing, group rides, skills training, bike maintenance, trail maintenance, and community safety events. For 2019, we plan to offer a 6-week program in the spring and 10-week program in the fall that will feature weekly skills sessions, group rides, and weekend racing in the IIMTBA.
Coach Ben Moll (Cycling Solutions Bicycle Shop) and Nicolas Costeur (CHS) offered the first season of Castle Bike Club in 2018. The club participated in a 10-week program featuring skills sessions and group rides at Scales Lake Park. For 2019, we plan to offer a 6-week program in the spring and 10-week program in the fall that will feature weekly skills sessions, group rides, and weekend racing in the IIMTBA.
Coach Rick Stinson offered the first season of Tecumseh Bike Club in 2018. The club met for several group rides at Scales Lake Park and we plan to boost this program in 2019. We plan to offer a 6-week program in the spring and 10-week program in the fall that will feature weekly skills sessions and weekend racing in the IIMTBA.
Contact us to see how we can work together to help your community.
Quality trails increase quality of life.
Trail Heads uses our experience with trail stewardship and after-school bike programs to build the School-to-Trail Initiative. The goal of this initiative is for students in every school to have safe and easy access to trails or bike parks. To meet this goal, we are helping other schools form after-school programs while advocating for local bike-parks and safe routes to community trails through on and off-road trail systems. Let us know how we can help your community.
The Boonville Bike Club has served as a trail steward for the park since 2011. We have helped maintain the park's 6.75-mile loop, over a mile of which we have designed and helped construct. We also designed and constructed the first phase of The Pit MTB Skills Area featuring dirt jumps, beginner pump track, and challenge course. Phase two of The Pit will feature an advanced pump track, slopestyle trails, dual slalom course, and 2.25-mile beginner trail. Completion of phase two is expected Fall 2018.
In 2012, the Boonville Bike Club teamed up with students at BMS to design and construct a 1-mile singletrack loop on campus. Some of the trail runs through open field while the rest is tucked away in Panther Woods. The trail was student-built and continues to help us teach trail maintenance.
Trail Heads has highly qualified volunteers ready to help your community develop a trails master plan. We focus on quality trails that strategically link schools and neighborhoods to trails and other features.


"McMahon is another new/old name to be added to those leading the resurgence of British horror fiction. Like Conrad Williams and Tim Lebbon, McMahon has been active in the small and indie presses for years, but now that horror is hip again, these writers are breaking out into larger markets. Pretty Little Dead Things follows Thomas Usher, a man whose life is both ruined and transformed one night when he is involved in a head-on collision. While his wife and daughter die in the crash, Usher emerges with a gift: he can see the recently deceased. He investigates the murder of a businessman's daughter and the abduction of a child – two cases that turn out to be linked. The story of a grieving man who hates life looking into various shades of human awfulness is always going to be relentlessly grim, but despite the miserablist tone, this is a compelling novel, the puzzle structure of the whodunnit remixed to great effect with the dread of the best horror. Not so much hard-boiled as hard-nuked, this novel puts McMahon firmly in the front ranks of the new wave of British horror."
"I loved it. Subtle, moving and beautifully written"
Sarah Doherty is a police constable in Leeds. She and her partner - who is also her lover - are drawn into a nightmare when they find the mutilated body of a young boy. Is there some kind of serial killer operating on their patch, or do these grim discoveries point to something even worse - something from Sarah's own past, and involving her emotionally damaged family?
"McMahon straddles the line between crime and horror, and succeeds in both genres, just as his hero Thomas Usher is the gatekeeper to an unpredictable world where the line between life and death is increasingly erased; this is a unique series that's gaining resonance and power as it develops."


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Q: Showing testbox text in a label after clicking submit button in MVC3 Razor I have a testbox control and a submit button control in my form together with a label control. When i type in some text in my testbox control and click the button control i am not being able to display that text in my label control. Kindly help.
As i am new to MVC and am learning the basics it will be very helpful for me if you can kindly give me the full coding.
You can also kindly mail me the codings.  Thanks in advance.
My codes are as follows:
Model
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

using System.Web;

namespace TestMVCProj.Models

{
     public class TestPost
     {
      public string name {get; set;}
     }
}

Controller
using TestMVCProj.Models

public ActionResult TestPost(TestPost tp)
{
    return View();
}

View
@model TestMVCProj.Models.TestPost
@{
     ViewBag.Title ="TestPost";
}
@using (Html.BeginForm())
{
     @Html.TestBoxFor (x => x.name)
     <input type="submit" />
}
Your Name is <%= Model.name %>

A: I think you need to pass the model to View when post.
public ActionResult TestPost(TestPost tp)
{
    return View(tp);
}

A: You probably need two actions in the Controller:

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*One that takes HTTP GET, and no parameters -- for the initial page load

*One that takes HTTP POST, and the model as parameter -- for the postback

public ActionResult TestPost()
{
    return View();
}

[HttpPost]
public ActionResult TestPost(TestPost post)
{
    return View(post);
}

Also, since you're using Razor for the View, the syntax should be like this:
Your Name is @Model.name

A: change your view to
 @model TestMVCProj.Models.TestPost
@{
     ViewBag.Title ="TestPost";
}
@using (Html.BeginForm())
{
     Html.TextBoxFor (x => x.name)
     <input type="submit" />
}
Your Name is @Model.name


The Reese Explore Pickup Truck Bike Carrier is designed to hold a single adult, and most kid's, bike in your pick-up truck bed. The carrier easily mounts to your truck bed rail with no drilling needed and folds down when not in use. Bike is held upright by front and back forks, there is no need to remove front wheel. Truck bed rail with inside lip is required. REESE is the market leader in automotive and recreational product solutions, engineered and designed to meet the demands for work and active lifestyles. REESE Explore offers durable cargo management solutions to get you where you're going. Our goal is to increase your vehicles storage capacity by allowing you to carry cargo outside your vehicle, on the roof, using the hitch or mounted to a trunk.
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What's driving the boom in boutique fitness studios?
A new report due out in December will bid to uncover what is driving the current investment boom in boutique fitness studios.
Authored by respected fitness industry analyst Ray Algar of Oxygen Consulting, the report will explore why boutique studios – defined as a brand built around a single group-led activity such as cycling and yoga – are on the rise and aim to explain how boutique fitness studios compete to win and retain customers.
Algar will analyse investment activities in the sector, as well as the story behind high-profile UK-based boutiques such as Psycle and 1Rebel, which recently hit the headlines with an innovative crowdfunding venture.
Speaking to Health Club Management magazine at the recent Leisure Industry Week in Birmingham, Algar said that of particular interest to him is what enables a boutique to charge upwards of £20 (more than the price of a month's membership at a low-cost gym) for a single class, as well as what is persuading owners and investors to stake their livelihoods on this sector of the market.
Algar hopes the tentatively named: 2014 UK Boutique Fitness Studio Report will become the 'go to' research paper for readers seeking a deep understanding of this exciting market sector, while helping prospective investors to shape their business plan.


If you've ever spent multiple hours waiting for emergency room care, you already know one of the primary reasons that people visit an urgent care facility. Here's why these important walking clinics are so crucial to our national healthcare system.
By the year 2030, the vast majority of the Baby Boom generation will be managing some kind of chronic medical condition. Yet our hospital system and private doctor system is not expanding quickly enough to meet this coming need. That's where an urgent care facility can come in.
Chronic conditions do not typically need emergency care. Yet sometimes they cannot wait for a private doctor's office appointment. An urgent care facility provides a place where patients can be treated for chronic conditions quickly and at a reasonable price.
Baby boomers aren't the only ones in need of regular medical care that doesn't merit a trip to the emergency room. Low back pain, for example, is one example of a serious problem that many people need help with. Close to 70% of people in the United States are affected by pain in their lower back that interrupts daily activities. Yet 40% of people who have long-term pain in her lower back are not visiting a doctor or physical therapist.
Why is that? At least part of the reason is the difficulty and inconvenience of scheduling a private doctor's appointment or the expense and loss of time in visiting an emergency room doctor. An urgent care facility allows those suffering from difficult conditions like lower back pain to get the help they need.
There is no denying that America's healthcare costs are high and show no signs of declining. There are many complicated reasons for the situation, yet one of the reasons is the overuse of emergency rooms. When emergency rooms have to deal with an enormous influx of colds, UTIs, sprained ankles, and other urgent but not emergency medical situations, it taxes the system and increases costs for everyone.
At the same time, local doctors are increasingly abandoning private practice for a number of reasons. While this is good news for the hospitals that take them, it can be bad news for those patients who need access to medical care outside of an emergency room situation. An urgent care facility provides a place to receive treatment from a physician while keeping out of the emergency rooms.
Because of the way emergency rooms are tasked, they frequently cannot provide speedy care. This is because truly emergency care needs have to go first, leaving urgent needs to wait.
Recently, a boy at a major hospital emergency room in Maine was left waiting over nine hours after lacerating his foot. While the boy's need was urgent, it was not life-threatening and thus could not take precedence over the suicides, trauma victims, and heart attacks coming in throughout the day. An urgent care facility is a place to get fast treatment for this kind of serious but not life-threatening need.
According to the Urgent Care Association of America, approximately 3 million people will visit this type of medical clinic during the course of a week. Urgent care is now well-established as a reliable way of providing medical care. The goal for the future is to increase the number of people utilizing this valuable service and expand the ability of urgent care centers to deal with other types non-life-threatening medical needs.
For example, at this time four out of every five urgent care centers are able to provide care for bone fractures. Moving forward, it would be ideal to see all urgent care centers able to do so. Currently, 85% of urgent care centers are open seven days a week. Every community needs access to an urgent care center every day.
An urgent care facility is the right place to go when you or someone you love needs medical attention quickly for something that is not a life-threatening emergency. Make sure you know where your local urgent care facility is and how to get there so you're ready if you ever need it.