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The Cooks are All Right
Three culinary stalwarts tell us what's changed since 1993
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer and Chey Scott
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David Blaine, owner and chef of Central Food, started his career opening cans of peaches.
Over the past 20 years, Spokane diners and culinary workers have seen industrialized food products drift off the table to be replaced by locally produced food items. As customers become more aware of the political and environmental contexts of the food they consume, restaurants and their staff have had to adapt to seasonal ingredients and create ever-evolving menus. Several longtime industry workers have noticed higher levels of professionalism, knowledge and skill in today's culinary teams. We asked a few of them to tell us what they've seen change since 1993.
Owner/Chef, Central Food
"My first job was in 1985 at Playfair Race Track. It was a horse-racing track [in the Valley] back in the day, and it was a full-time job opening up cans. They had these big racks that hold number 10 cans, so you would be loading canned peaches into cottage cheese, because that was a very cost-effective way to do things and the market hadn't really evolved, but the next wave of this is really about preservation. We want to be able to provide people with local peaches in January. And the solution to that is really simple. When [the local crop is harvested] we throw them in a can, we throw them in a freezer. I would say it was all canned in the beginning and it will all be canned in the end, only now it's all about shrinking down the scale [of production]." (ACF)
STEVE HILL
Co-owner, Hill's Restaurant, opened in 1993
"We opened in 1993, the same year as [the Inlander] started, and it has changed dramatically. Some of the things we did when we first opened were kind of unheard-of back in that day. I remember when we opened I wanted to do wines by the glass, and the distributor said I was crazy. Now everyone has that... The microbrew industry has blossomed in the last 20 years; we used to have to fight with the distributors to get a hefe or pale ale from a brewery in Seattle or Portland because they didn't want a huge inventory, they were content with mass-produced beers everyone had on tap. Now, the distributors ask us what beers we want from a particular brewery. There's been an increase in the caliber of students graduating from culinary programs in town that has created a huge employee pool of people who have skills and who know how to cook and plate food nicely, and it makes it easier to hire quality cooks. That has been a huge benefit to the restaurants. Also the variety [of restaurants] we have now compared to back then. It's great for all of us. There's also a more educated clientele, with the Food Network shows and people who realize what good food is." (CS)
JULIA POSTLEWAIT
Co-owner, Rocket Bakery, opened in 1992
"We've always been a from-scratch bakery, we deal in cookies and banana bread so we haven't seen as much change in our menu as restaurants have, but customers definitely have become much more aware of ingredients over the years. When the Atkins diet was popular, that wasn't good for the pastry world. But after that there was interest in vegetarian and vegan items. Now people are concerned about gluten-free options. Gluten-free has become a bigger [consideration] when developing new recipes. We offer peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies and brownies that are gluten-free... There have been a lot of changes, but it has been exciting to see the focus on locally grown and produced food, as well as the increase in customers' awareness of where their food comes from, and how that relates to health and creates a positive impact on the community." (ACF)
The new Care to Nourish program is feeding families and bringing business to local restaurants
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Under-funding and finding money is a little like the "what comes first" quote, "the cart or the horse". That being said, it is still an area that is worth discussing.
1. You get distracted by the shiny penny of different strategies or ideas that may accelerate your returns, that only to turn out to be false dawns…penny stocks are notorious money pits. As are hyped options strategies and services.
2. Secondly, your profits get eaten by the trading fees and commissions.
If you have a winning system, a fully tested strategy, and I mean ONLY IF, then try and find ways to raise capital between friends and family or even private investors. Or look to find cheap money via a low interest loan. Having enough funds is essential both in keeping your interest and discipline to follow your strategy through to wealth and financial freedom.
I am not suggesting that you go out and convince your granny to part with her life savings so you can make money in the market or take on unmanageable debt. What I am suggesting is that you get comfortable with a trading strategy or system FIRST, my hope is that you choose mine. But again it's not about me; it's about your success.
We all need a reality check sometimes. My goal, with the use of leverage, each year is to make a 50% return on my money, I have exceeded this in past years, but that is my goal. Now if I managed to reach this goal every year for the next 5 years and I only had $1,000 to begin with, that would compound to about $7,000. Hardly a sum to retire on! However, it's still would be over 7 times your money in 5 years, so the more money you have to trade with the sexier the return!
Now onto brokers, an advantage that Questrade has is in how it deals with leverage. Equity leverage is locked out at 2x your money by the SEC in the US, Interactive Brokers like a few others are not a Canadian company so they follow the SEC rules on leverage. However, Questrade is a sole Canadian corporation with no entity in the states, therefore they are able to offer 3x leverage on margin, and very few if any other brokers now offer this. Someone told me Think or Swim offers this in Canada also, but I am not sure if they still do for new accounts.
Margin is scary to some people and it's not for everyone. But let me ask you, if you knew that there was a strong possibility that you would make 20-30% cash return year after year that you would not want to take advantage of leverage. That same 20% would be +60% with margin.
I like to get as much margin as possible in my trades and I factor in the margin risk into my trading system to protect my capital. I also don't understand the concept of tax free saving accounts et al. Simply because you cannot trade on margin in these accounts. Therefore, the taxable implications of earning 3x you return with leverage out-ways the need for tax protection in a registered account. You will have to pay tax on that ("tax free") money when you take it out…and one day you will.
Understand that I am not a tax professional, nor am I giving advice to anyone. This is just my opinion from a common sense perspective. It is what I practice and is not for everyone.
So back to the under-funding question. Leverage is a way that you can climb out of the under-funding gap, it need not be scary if your strategy is a good one and has proven itself in testing and live trading.


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Winifred Margaret Knights (5 June 1899–7 February 1947) was a British painter. Amongst her most notable works are The Marriage at Cana produced for the British School at Rome, which is now in the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and her winning Rome Scholarship entry The Deluge which is now held by Tate Britain. Knights' style was much influenced by the Italian Quattrocento and she was one of several British artists who participated in a revival of religious imagery in the 1920s, while retaining some elements of a modernist style.

Biography
Winifred Knights was born in the South London suburb of Streatham, the eldest of four children of Mabel, née Murby, a former theatrical singer and embroiderer, and Walter, the secretary of a sugar plantation company. From 1912, Knights attended James Allen's Girls' School in Dulwich where she showed an early artistic talent, winning both gold and silver medals with the Royal Drawing Society in 1915. She pursued formal art training at the Slade School of Fine Art from 1915 to 1917 and again from 1918 to 1920, under the tutelage of Henry Tonks and Fred Brown. During World War One, Knights was traumatised after witnessing the Silvertown explosion at a TNT processing works in January 1917, which led to a break in her studies where she would take refuge at her father's cousins' farm in Worcestershire. This became the subject of her 1918 painting The Potato Harvest.

At the end of the War, returning to the Slade, Knights began to draw upon personal themes to inspire her work including war and peace, town and country and the social status of men and women. In 1919, Knights painted Leaving the Munitions Works and, jointly, won the Slade Summer Composition Prize for A Scene in a Village Street with Mill-hands Conversing featuring a figure of a female trade unionist. The following year she became the first woman in England to win the prestigious Scholarship in Decorative Painting awarded by the British School at Rome with her critically acclaimed painting The Deluge. Her 1919 painting, Leaving the Munitions Works, 1919 was bought by the artist Allan Gwynne-Jones. In 1920 she became engaged to fellow student Arnold Mason and moved to Italy to complete her scholarship, living at Anticoli Corrado, a small village south of Rome. In 1922, the Tate purchased an Italian landscape painted by Knights.

Knights remained in Rome until 1925. The relationship with Mason ended and she married fellow Rome Scholar Thomas Monnington on 23 April 1924. Her first major work in Rome, The Marriage at Cana, was completed in 1923. The painting toured internationally before being relegated to storage at the Tate and then later to an inaccessible stairwell in the British School's London office. Due to its large size, British public collections, including the Tate and Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, didn't accept offers to add the painting to their permanent collections. Eventually in 1958, the painting was gifted from the British School in Rome to the National Art Gallery of New Zealand. Monnington was awarded several high profile commissions which Knights assisted him with, both by posing as a model and by preparing and painting parts of the finished works.

Knights returned to the Slade in the years 1926 and 1927 and exhibited at both the Imperial Gallery in Kensington and the Duveen Gallery. Her 1927 exhibition included The Santissima Trinita, depicting a pilgrimage to Vallepietra, which some consider her masterpiece. The painting is privately owned and is rarely exhibited but was greatly praised when first shown. In the period 1928 to 1933 Knights executed the altarpiece Scenes from the Life of St Martin of Tours for the Milner Memorial Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral. The cathedral authorities did not appreciate Knights' slow, careful approach to the work and she was inconsolable when the triptych was relegated to the crypt of the church. It has since been restored to the body of the cathedral. In 1929 Knights was elected to the New English Art Club, but never exhibited with them.

In 1933 Stephen Courtauld and his wife Virginia bought Eltham Palace. They commissioned Knights and Monnington, who collaborated with the Swedish interior designer Rolf Engströmer and the Italian decorator Peter Malacrida, to work on the decoration of the interiors of the building.
Knights died from a brain tumour in London in 1947 at the age of 47. During the late 1930s Knights spent considerable time on preparatory sketches for a large commission, The Flight into Egypt, but ceased working during the World War II. She resumed painting after the conflict but died suddenly, from an undiagnosed brain tumour, at a hospital in London on 7 February 1947. No newspaper published an obituary of Knights and it was not until 2016 that a major
retrospective of her work was held at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.

The Deluge

To compete for the Rome Scholarship students were asked to paint a scene of The Deluge, in oil or tempera measuring 6 X 5 feet and which had to be completed in a period of eight weeks (commencing 5 July). The panel of ten judges included George Clausen, John Singer Sargent, Philip Wilson Steer, and David Young Cameron. Knights' depiction of the deluge went through several versions, including a foreground scene of Noah and his family loading the animals onto the Ark. However, as time ran out Knights was forced to simplify her composition with people fleeing the rising waters and escaping to higher ground, Noah's Ark can be seen in the distance to the right. Knight's mother modelled for the central figure carrying a baby and her then partner Arnold Mason modelled the male figure beside her and the man scrambling up the hill. Knights portrayed herself as the figure to the centre right of the foreground. The Flood water was modelled on Clapham Common.  The Deluge was shown in the British Pavilion at the Paris Exhibition of 1925.

Dress
Knights was known for her distinctive dress, a stylised version of nineteenth century Italian peasant costume, characterised  by a loose ankle-length skirt, a plain buttoned blouse, a wide brimmed black hat and coral necklace and earrings. Several of Knights's paintings include self-portraits, including The Deluge and The Marriage at Cana. Knights can be seen in the foreground of The Deluge and is the third figure on the left hand side, seated at the table in The Marriage at Cana. In both paintings Knights depicts herself wearing distinctive dress.

References

Bibliography
Sacha Llewellyn, Winifred Knights, Lund Humphries and Dulwich Picture Gallery, London 2016
Winifred Knights, The British School at Rome/Fine Art Society plc/ Liss Fine Art, (exhibition catalogue) 1995

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1899 births
1947 deaths
20th-century English painters
20th-century English women artists
Alumni of the Slade School of Fine Art
English women painters
Painters from London
People educated at James Allen's Girls' School
People from Streatham

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Home » Yucatan Peninsula to brace for Tropical Storm Hanna
Yucatan Peninsula to brace for Tropical Storm Hanna
By Ricardo Fuentes, Freelance Journalist on October 22, 2014
A tropical depression has formed in the Bay of Campeche in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to bring dangerous levels of heavy rains to the Yucatan Peninsula — including the state of Quintana Roo — over the next two days.
According to satellite images, the poorly organized storm contains only a small amount of heavy thunderstorms with shear winds of 20 to 30 knots, yet the peninsula can expect between 12 and 25 cm (5 and 10 inches) of rain.
Dry air flowing eastward over the western part of the Gulf of Mexico is slowing Hanna's development, however, the mountainous topography along the southern cost of the Bay of Campeche is helping the storm generate a counter-clockwise spin. Warm sea surface temperatures are also very warm, another factor that helps generate tropical storm winds.
At 8:25 a.m. Wednesday morning, an Air Force hurricane hunter airplane found a well-defined surface circulation with top winds near 35 mph. Tropical Storm Hanna is expected to carry on eastward to the Yucatan Peninsula Wednesday night, intensifying into a 45 mph tropical storm before she makes landfall.
It's anticipated that Hanna will spend most of Thursday with her center over land while the storm's remnants make their way across the Western Caribbean on Friday and Saturday, bringing with it dyed-down winds between 10 and 20 knots (11.5 to 23 mph). Weather Underground forecasts that a low pressure trough will inject a large amount of dry air and discourage development of further storm conditions.
Local weather warnings and updates can be found on Comision Nacional del Agua Servicio Meteorlogicio Nacional.

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Gilbert Bacis, a Salinas police officer accused of embezzling $35,000 from the Salinas Activities League, will be arraigned this afternoon in Monterey County court.
Salinas police announced this morning that Bacis has been placed on administrative leave by the department after the money was discovered missing during a routine audit.
Gilbert Bacis is a 20-year veteran of the department.
"He has extensive history working with PAL and with other youth in the community," said Deputy Chief Cassie McSorley. He has been executive director of the PAL for a year, McSorley said.
The case was turned over to the District Attorney"s Office on Monday, according to police.


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This second week of Easter is focused on doubt. We hope you use our weekly reflection each day to read, pray and think through this important issue.
There's this thing that happens each time I pick my kids up from school. Once when get home, put the remnants of lunches away and sit down to do homework, it begins.
Questions, questions and more questions. A never-ending line of questions. Some meaningful, many random. But always lots of questions.
Questions are like that. They are by their nature intrusive. They interrupt the normal flow of life and can cause you to rethink or change direction. Questions can express anxiousness or doubt about the status quo or long-held beliefs.
Thomas gets picked on for demanding to see the wounds of Jesus before believing the resurrection. But where were the other disciples? Hiding out. Until Jesus appears and shows them his wounds. And then they were filled with joy.
We pick on Thomas for having doubts, but the truth is that every single one of those disciples had doubts about Jesus. If that weren't true, they wouldn't have been hiding. And Jesus wouldn't have needed to show all of them his scars. Thomas was definitely not alone in his doubt. His questions were not the only ones among them.
Why do we act as if our questions or doubts take us farther away from God? My children's questions show a desire to know the world better, to find out how things move and fit together. If a child asks no questions, we start looking for disorders and development issues. Questions bring us closer to the heart of the issue, not farther away.
How are our doubts any different? When I have questions about miracles or the resurrection, I am moved to explore deeper. And when I am disturbed by how God is portrayed in the Old Testament, I am forced to look closer at the nature of God and scripture.
Our doubts and questions are essential to our spiritual growth. Without them, our faith withers and dies.
The assumption might be that doubters would make a church less biblical. However, in a certain key respect doubters often make the church more biblical. Many churches tend to be pretty selective in how they read the bible. These churches often "read around" the more difficult or embarrassing parts of the bible. You can see this vividly in the Lectionary itself. Doubters, by contrast, tend to be drawn to the more difficult parts of the bible and they insist that the church, as hard as this might be, pay attention to these passages. Doubters insist that the whole bible be read. Warts and all.
Let's stop acting as if the church is filled with people of certainty. We all have our doubts and questions, just like every one of the disciples in John 20. And just like them, Jesus understands our doubts and invites us closer to look and touch. Because our questions are key to our faith.
That's the benefit of the doubts.
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Thanks, Allen. This post has me feeling very introspective. I know that when I acknowledged my doubt two years ago I never thought that it would take me so far away from what I had always known. My experience has been that the Church is a scary place for people who find themselves on the edge of faith and disbelief. But at the same time I am surrounded by Christians who have embraced me in spite of the depth of my doubt. Don't get me wrong, there are definitely those who have called me a blasphemer or an apostate. But for everyone who has judged me there are also those who are secure enough in their trust of God that they are not threatened by the fact that I struggle with believing in His existence.
I wish that there was some way that I could experience the community and family of church without having to compromise being who I really am, because I truly miss it. It reminds me of a song that I just heard by Macklemore, one of the lines is this "I would rather live telling the truth and be judged for my mistakes than falsely held up, given props, love, and praise." Maybe someday we can all be secure enough in ourselves that we can accept the differences of others.


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Döberkitz, , ist ein Ort im ostsächsischen Landkreis Bautzen und gehört seit 1999 zur Großen Kreisstadt Bautzen. Seit 2007 zählt es offiziell als Stadtteil. Es liegt in der Oberlausitz und befindet sich im Siedlungsgebiet der Sorben.

Geografie
Der Ort befindet sich etwa sechs Kilometer westlich des Bautzener Stadtzentrums. Die Umgebung ist hügelig und wird landwirtschaftlich genutzt. Döberkitz selbst liegt im Tal eines kleinen Baches, der in westlicher Richtung dem Langen Wasser zufließt. Die beiden höchsten Erhebungen der unmittelbaren Umgebung befinden sich beiderseits des Tales – der Hussitenberg (243 m) östlich und der Hennersberg (248 m) südöstlich des Dorfes.

Döberkitz ist der Anlage nach ein kleiner Gutsweiler, der aus dem Gutshof im nördlichen Teil und einigen Wohnhäusern an der Dorfstraße besteht.

Die Nachbarorte sind Bloaschütz im Osten, Göda im Südwesten und Jannowitz im Westen.

Geschichte
Der Ort wurde erstmals 1466 als Debreckwitz erwähnt. Im 16. Jahrhundert folgten Nennungen als Dobriketz oder Debriketz. 1580 lag die Grundherrschaft im Ort beim Rittergut Neukirch. Spätestens ab dem 17. Jahrhundert war Döberkitz selbst Sitz eines Rittergutes, welches bis ins 20. Jahrhundert bestand und die Grundherrschaft innehatte.

Von Beginn der überlieferten Geschichte des Ortes an verlief unweit westlich und südlich die administrative Grenze der Oberlausitz, da der Nachbarort Göda bereits seit 1006 unter der Verwaltung des Bistums Meißen stand. Nach der Säkularisation der Bistumsterritorien 1559 verlief hier die Staatsgrenze zwischen dem Kurfürstentum Sachsen und der böhmischen Oberlausitz. Die Grenze entfiel 1635, als auch die Oberlausitz zu Sachsen kam.

Döberkitz war seit dem 19. Jahrhundert ein Ortsteil von Bolbritz. 1969 wurde die Gemeinde Salzenforst-Bolbritz gebildet, die 1994 zunächst nach Kleinwelka und 1999 nach Bautzen eingemeindet wurde.

Bevölkerung
Im Jahre 1834 hatte das Dorf nur 30 Einwohner; 1871 waren es bereits 44. Arnošt Muka zählte in den 1880er Jahren 55 Bewohner, davon 50 Sorben (91 %). Döberkitz liegt heute am Rand des sorbischen Kernsiedlungsgebietes. Der Anteil der Sorbisch-Sprecher im Ort ist seitdem jedoch stark zurückgegangen. So zählte Ernst Tschernik 1956 in der Gemeinde Bolbritz, zu der Döberkitz mittlerweile gehörte, einen sorbischsprachigen Bevölkerungsanteil von nur noch 26,5 %.

Die Bevölkerung ist seit der Reformation überwiegend evangelisch-lutherisch und nach Göda gepfarrt.

Infrastruktur
Döberkitz ist durch Dorfstraßen mit seinen Nachbarorten verbunden.

Im Gutshof befindet sich seit 1983 ein Behindertenwohnheim der Diakonie.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Kulturdenkmale in Döberkitz

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Einzelnachweise

Ortsteil von Bautzen
Ort in der Oberlausitz
Ersterwähnung 1466


Wait a minute: there's gonna be a Big Star documentary?
Here's Chris Bell's I Am the Cosmos solo album.
Here's the 2011 edition of the annual Alex Chilton birthday post. Have I ever mentioned I love Big Star? Here's one of my five favorite songs ever.
One of my faves as well. Looking forward to the flick too!


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The css looks like this for generateBtn:
.generateBtn {
    background: #ccc;
    padding: 10px 10px 10px 30px;
}

Here is a pic of what it looks like on the page:

I want to add a message in the div after the button and I want the text to be multi-lined and centered.  Here is how I want the div to be placed on the page.

I keep getting my div and text directly underneath and my text wrapping wrong.  Can someone give me an idea of how to add this?

A: Try This working one.  DEMO at JSBin
HTML:

        <button id="generateButton">Generate Statement</button>

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CSS:
#container{
  position:relative;
  width:800px;
  height:300px;
  background-color:#E2E3DE;
}

#bottomContainer{
  width:100%;
  height:45px;
  position:absolute;
  bottom:0;
  background-color:#CBCBCB;
  padding:10px 0;
}

#generateButton {
   padding: 10px 10px 10px 20px;
}

#buttonDiv{
   margin-left:10px;
   background: #ccc;
   float:left;
}

#requiredDiv{
  width:70%;
  float:left;
  margin-left:200px;
  height:44px;
  top:15%;
  position:absolute;
 background-color:#9EAAB2;
 }

#requiredDiv p{
  top:-15%;
  position: relative;
  text-align:center;
  color:#fff;
  font-size:0.8em;
}

#demoText{
  display:none;
}

jQuery:
 $("#generateButton").click(function(){
      var getdivText= $("#demoText").html();
      $("#requiredDiv").html(getdivText);
  });

A: FIDDLE
you could try nesting the div within a div, and set the parent div with the text properties, and add additional classes to the button to handle the padding and placement...
html:

    <button class="btn">Generate Statement</button>

 this is the extra copy you want to add to the location with the multi-line set up...style as needed.

css:
.fLeft { float:left; }

.generateBtn {
    background: #ccc;
    padding: 10px 10px 10px 30px;
}

.parent {
    background: #ccc;
    overflow:auto;
}

.parent p {
    -add styles for copy here as needed-
}

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Media > Television > The Scariest TV Shows of All-Time
The Scariest TV Shows of All-Time
By Thomas Delatte on October 28th, 2015
Every October, people of all ages flock to the movie theaters to catch the latest horror movies that are released in celebration of Halloween. Whether it is a cartoon for kids, thriller for adults, or the gory teen slasher flicks for the college kids among us, horror movies are the main reason we love Halloween.
But every now and then, something amazing happens that many people do not expect. The horror that exists on the big screen makes it way into our homes and right onto our television screens in the form of a scary TV show.
Over the years, television has given us a fair share of epic scary shows from the documentaries to the fictional fantasies, TV shows have always had scary ones, we just never liked them, until now. We went down the line and found a list of the scariest TV shows of our time just in case you wanted to catch up this Halloween.
21. Invasion
Network : ABC
When : 2005-2006
Seasons (Episodes) : 1 (22)
The combination of bad luck and poor timing turned this potential success into a cancelled afterthought. The show takes place in a small town in Florida following a Hurricane where these water based creatures began taking over the bodies of everyone that lived there, similar to Invasion of the Body Snatchers. But just a month prior to the premier, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast and ABC was forced to put the show aside until it was finally released to a very disappointed audience.
20. Penny Dreadful
Network : Showtime
When : 2014-Present
Since the show is currently airing on Showtime, we will try and not ruin it for anyone and just let you know that some of the most famous horror movie characters of all-time are featured in this amazing new TV show. If you haven't seen it yet, you need to…now!
19. Haven
Network : SyFy
Anything that is related to Stephen King belongs in this list. Haven was just recently cancelled after 5 seasons so you can make time to catch up this October. It is a great show loosely based on Stephen King's The Colorado Kid.
18. Fringe
Network : FOX
Seasons (Episodes) : 5 (100)
Between Mission Impossible and Star Trek, J.J. Abrams got together with his writing friends Alex Kurtzman (Transformers) and Roberto Orci (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) and created Fringe, a show about a task force in the Fringe division of the FBI that investigated paranormal occurrences around the US. The show ran for 5 seasons and was ten times better each year.
17. Night Gallery
Network : NBC
The creator of The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling, hosted and also wrote for Night Gallery, an anthology series that featured mostly stories in the horror genre. Just the name alone brought fans over to Night Gallery but it remained a great show for 3 seasons because it was well written and not just a spin-off.
16. American Horror Story
Network : FX
FX is doing a great job bringing back the horror/mystery/thriller genre to cable TV. With everyone's obsession with zombies and post-apocalyptic themed shows, it is refreshing to watch American Horror Story and it's off-the-wall horrific stories come to life.
Boris Karloff introducing us to horror stories for 30 minutes a week? Yes please! Whatever happened to TV show ideas like these?
14. Are You Afraid of The Dark?
Network : Nickelodeon
When : 1990-1996, 1999-2000
Any kid that grew up in the 90's remembered watching Are You Afraid of The Dark. It was one of those classic shows that somehow got put on a kids channel so that everyone could have an excuse to watch it. Think of it as a Tale from the Crypt for kids just not that lame cartoon version.
13. The Outer Limits
The Twilight Zone helped The Outer Limits come to life. It was the inspiration for the short lived series that still had some of the best stories ABC has ever put on network TV. Even Stephen King said it was one of the best shows of its' kind.
12. The Ray Bradbury Theater
Network : HBO, USA Network
Many of you remember Fahrenheit 451 because you were forced to read it for school, right? What about Something Wicked This Way Comes? Ray Bradbury is the author of both of those novels along with many others. He is the creator of this show which featured many of his original works. Much like Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Ray Bradbury Theater started off with Ray introducing the show.
11. Unsolved Mysteries
Network : NBC, CBS, Lifetime, Spike, Lifetime
When : 1987-1997, 1997-1999, 2001-2002, 2008-2010
Seasons (Episodes) : 14 (572)
Not all scary shows have to be horror related. They can be mysterious and creepy without ever having a ghost or monster. Unsolved Mysteries is one of the most successful TV shows because it was not only true but it would end by telling the viewers that the killer is still missing. Isn't that worse than any horror movie you've ever seen?
10. The Hitchhiker
Network : HBO, First Choice, USA Network, La Cinq
The best scary TV shows from our childhood and growing up were anthologies of short stories. The Hitchhiker was famous for giving us short stories with special guest stars that eventually became big names in Hollywood. The show stayed on for six seasons even though it bounced around four different networks.
9. Masters of Horror
The simple idea of taking the greatest horror movie directors of our generation and having them direct original one-hour episodes, each one being it's own short story, is as amazing as it sounded when Masters of Horror was originally released. For those of you who don't know, Mick Garris had a private dinner party regularly and he would invite all the biggest names in horror. His first dinner, where the name Master of Horror was coined featured the likes of John Carpenter, Don Coscarelli, Guillermo Del Toro, Bill Malone, Tobe Hooper, Larry Cohen, Joe Dante, John Landis, and Stuart Gordon.
Network : AMC
Seasons (Episodes) : 6 (Currently Airing)
From 2010 until today, AMC's The Walking Dead has grown into a cultural phenomenon. The show has grown into the largest cable audience of all-time and season 5's premiere was watched by 17 million viewers. Is it scary? Yes. There are times you forget that the walkers (zombies) are around until one of them jumps out of nowhere just as you were about to take a sip of your drink.
7. Monsters
Network : SyFy, Chiller
The creepy intro of a family of monsters acting like a normal suburban family in the 80's was enough to catch our interest. The introduction was as original as anything on TV in the late 80's but all they were doing is exactly what we wanted to do and that was watch scary stories before bedtime.
6. Tales from the Crypt
Network : HBO
Who else spent many nights bored in front of your TV before you were introduced to Tales from the Crypt? It was and always will be a classic TV show simply because it was on HBO and that meant, it was R-rated. So the blood, sex, and violence that a real horror flick needed could be used correctly.
5. The X-Files
The X-Files was not supposed to be as successful as it became over it's nine season run. FOX figured it was going to be a hit but they never expected it to be their second longest dramatic TV show in their history when it made it to the 9th season. But the government cover-ups and conspiracies helped the show become a huge hit and the fan base grew from there.
As with most amazing TV shows, Twin Peaks was cancelled due to poor ratings. However, the show had just enough staying power to run for 30 episodes. Twin Peaks set the blueprint for what not to do when trying to maintain success in TV. When they solved the murder of Laura Palmer midway through season 2, it was over. The main reason people watched the show was because of that storyline and once it was solved, the show lost it's core audience.
3. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Network : CBS, NBC
One of the greatest mystery movie creators of all time is Alfred Hitchcock. He wrote so many books and made movies that were far ahead of its time but one of the biggest achievements of his career was the TV show he did for 10 years.
2. Tales from the Darkside
Network : Syndication (Tribune Broadcasting)
For those of you who have never heard of Tales from the Darkside, you need to watch. Horror movie legendary director George A. Romero created this television masterpiece where each episode was a different unrelated short story. It was not allowed to air during the day or even in prime time so it was usually on after midnight. If you have seen Creepshow, Dawn of the Dead, The Crazies, or Monkey Shines, than you need to watch this show as the legend himself maintains the same level of creation on the TV show as he did on the big screen.
1. The Twilight Zone
Network : CBS
The Twilight Zone wasn't the first scary TV show, but it was one of the best. It continued on the success of Alfred Hitchcock Presents and ran for a solid 5 years. This was a time before internet, high definition, and haunted houses. People would plan their week around sitting in front of the TV for The Twilight Zone so they could discuss it the next day at work.


NHANES examinations took place in the mobile examination center (MEC). The controlled environment of the MEC allowed physical measurements to be done under identical conditions at each survey location. Eligibility for each examination component was determined by the participant's age at the time of screening and gender. The MEC is open a total of 5 days per week; the non-operational days change on a rotating basis so that appointments can be scheduled on any day of the week. Two examination sessions are conducted daily. Participants are randomly assigned to exams in the morning session, or in the afternoon or evening sessions.
At the conclusion of their MEC appointment, participants were recruited to participate in post-MEC data collection activities. Eligibility for post-MEC data collection depended on the participant's age (at the time of screening) and gender and whether he or she completed the required components. Post-MEC exam data collections in 2011-2014 include physical activity monitor (PAM), second 24-hour dietary interview, and 24-hour urine collections (subsample in 2014).
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The qualifications for the staff, including the physician, dentist, phlebotomist, and health technicians are described in the component training manuals. All MEC staff completed the requirements for safety, subject privacy and confidentiality, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation training. In addition, all staff completed component-specific training to learn the standardized NHANES protocol for each of the examinations they performed.
Quality control measures included equipment calibration and observations of examinations in the field. Site visits by NCHS staff, subject matter experts from collaborating agencies, and component-specific contract technical consultants were done throughout the year to monitor staff performance as part of quality assurance. Periodic retraining sessions were conducted with the MEC staff.
For a subset of examination components (e.g., body measurements, blood pressure and the dental examination), a "gold standard" examiner performed a second examination during a site visit.
An extensive series of quality assurance and quality control analyses were completed for each examination component. Routine data preparation procedures include a review of frequency data, outliers, and technician notes. The MEC exam component manuals and component-specific documentations provided with released data files, describe the measures taken in greater detail. We strongly encourage that all data users, prior to any analysis of the data, read all relevant documentations on the survey overall and for the specific data files to be used in their analysis. Specific data file documentation can be found via the link next to the respective data file on the NHANES website. Data users should also reference the NHANES Analytic Guidelines prior to beginning any analyses.


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For many years now batch control in validated steam sterilisation processes has been a controversial issue. The investment needed to reliably sterilise modern, often highly complex, instruments is easily underestimated. Besides, sterilisers that are not able to assure adequate sterilisation of hollow instruments continue to be used, especially in medical and dental practices.
Unfortunately, just by inspecting sterile supplies there is no way of knowing whether they are really sterile, hence instruments are released for use even if the indicator has not undergone a change in colour as required. But another question raised is whether successful sterilisation has always been achieved even if the indicator inside the process challenge device (PCD) has changed colour as prescribed.
In Germany several different systems are used in the most diverse forms and designs to verify the results of the sterilisation process; they are based on EN 867-5 (1) or EN ISO 11140-1 (2) or -6 (3), E-DIN 58921 (4), ISO/TS 17665-2 (5) or even on DIN EN ISO 15882 (6).
The situation is further compounded by the various, in some cases contradictory, statements made by the steriliser manufacturers, distributors, manufacturers of indicators or test systems and by validation engineers. Apart from the lack of information given by standards on batch control for steam sterilisation, there is also a tendency to use increasingly cheaper test systems. This therefore raised the issue of whether the performance of the various test systems is comparable in terms of their suitability for the intended purpose. The performance test described in this paper has not, unfortunately, been able to confirm this.
Recently, a new type of containers equipped with reusable filters were developed, which tolerate 5000 autoclaving cycles. New packaging material should be validated before use. Therefore, steam penetration and microbial barrier effectiveness were evaluated for this new type of containers. Wireless loggers and biological indicator tests confirmed sufficient penetration of steam into the new type of containers. It was also revealed microbiologically that sterility in them was maintained for six months.
Incidentally, using the same microbiological methods, it had been revealed in our surgical center that sterility was maintained six months in conventional containers with single-use filters. Therefore, it was suggested that the new type of containers with reusable filters have a similar microbial barrier effectiveness as the containers with single-use filters.
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Texas businesses fined after violating COVID-19 OSHA guidelines
Twenty-four Texas businesses faced more than $200,000 in initial fines after violating OSHA guidelines related to COVID-19.
Author: Brad Streicher (KVUE)
Published: 10:54 PM CDT July 6, 2021
Updated: 7:10 AM CDT July 7, 2021
AUSTIN, Texas — During the pandemic, a lot of people have been working from home. But not everyone had that luxury.
The KVUE Defenders found out some companies that still made people come in to work violated regulations set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In some cases, OSHA fined those businesses after employees died.
"I think it's always concerning when workers are put at risk in terms of health and/or safety," University of Texas at Austin professor Christopher King said.
King is the director of the Ray Marshall Center for the Study of Human Resources at UT Austin. He's not surprised by the data KVUE obtained from OSHA.
We found across the country, 484 businesses received OSHA violations related to COVID-19. That's $6,344,827. Twenty-four of those businesses are in Texas, with fines amounting to $200,427. KVUE found four of those businesses were located in the greater Austin area.
"I think they really need to step back and think ask themselves the question, 'Am I providing a safe and healthy environment for my workforce?'" King said.
First, we look at West Oaks Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, which is a nursing home in South Austin. Last fall, the KVUE Defenders uncovered a lack of infectious disease controls at that facility, cited by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. OSHA gave the facility an initial penalty of $11,567.
Federal records show West Oaks received a fine because an "employee was exposed to COVID-19. The employee later died from pneumonia caused by the COVID-19."
Last fall, the KVUE Defenders uncovered Maurice Dotson, a certified nursing assistant at West Oaks, died after getting COVID-19. He was thought to be the first health care worker to die of the coronavirus in Austin.
"He was just, like I said, a great individual where you would gravitate to him," Capital Metro bus operator Darrell Sorrells said. "And he wasn't shy; he was just very outgoing."
A spokesperson from West Oaks declined an interview, but sent us this statement in response:
"Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our patients and staff. We are currently contesting the report you are referring to and due to pending litigation, we are unable to provide answers to your questions at this time."
That litigation involves a wrongful death lawsuit filed by Dotson's family, in which West Oaks denies wrongdoing.
Luling Nursing Operations is another nursing home with a similar violation. OSHA records show two employees "were providing skilled nursing services to nursing home residents. They contracted the COVID-19. Employee #1 and Employee #2 later died from complications from the virus." That facility also faced an initial penalty of $11,567.
Another facility in Luling had COVID-19-related OSHA violations – this one at Luling Care Center. That facility also received an initial penalty of $11,567. Federal records show the facility violated recording criteria and didn't report the death of an employee within eight hours.
A spokesperson for both Luling facilities sent us the following statement:
"The Luling facilities signed settlement agreements with OSHA regarding the incidents in question from mid-2020 in which no fault was admitted. We have always prioritized the health and safety of everyone in our facilities throughout this pandemic and will continue to do so into the future."
Finally, OSHA hit Altman Specialty Plants, a wholesale nursery in Giddings with an initial violation of $1,928. That facility also violated recording criteria, according to OSHA records.
A spokesperson for the company sent us this statement in response:
"Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Altman Plants has diligently followed the guidance and protocols from the CDC and OSHA to protect our employees and maintain the safety of our workplaces. Early in the COVID pandemic, Altman Plants received an OSHA citation for what was determined to be administrative paperwork issues involving listing employees who contracted COVID-19 on our OSHA 300 log. We made these changes immediately as requested by OSHA. We have continued to be extremely diligent in our approach to our work environment as it relates to employee safety."
King said companies with OSHA violations related to COVID-19 should make changes, or they could take a hit to their business.
"I think you're seeing consumers who are much more intelligent and savvy about these issues," King said. "So, you know, if they want to keep their consumer base happy, they'll make their workers safe and healthy as well. And I think that's a good thing."
We asked for interviews with all the local companies we highlighted, but no one agreed to speak on camera.
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Q: How to list all included header files by a c file (preferably in Vim) Is there a way to see all the header files included by a c file.
Lets say a c file contians only one header file, but that header file
includes 10 header files, and those 10 include further more and so on...
I want to get a list of all header files that eventually get included

A: But the real command for this is
:checkpath

It will list the missing headers. To see all headers (in a reference tree)
:checkpath!

You will want to learn about the meaning of the 'include', 'isfname' and 'path' settings in the context of this include checking. Obviously, the defaults will work ok for C/C++ sources. Many filetype plugins will come with appropriate definitions to work with other types of files.

A: A common technique is to use cpp:

$ cpp -M file.c

A: You can use -E -H with CC. Similar options should exist for gcc.

A: I found that a useful CL switch is this switch:
/ShowIncludes

It causes CL to output to stdout a somewhat indented listing like the one below. It can give you the hierarchy from which header file they are included:
Note: including file: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\windows.h
Note: including file:  C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\sdkddkver.h
Note: including file:  C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\excpt.h
Note: including file:   C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\crtdefs.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\sal.h
Note: including file:     c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio 10.0\vc\include\codeanalysis\sourceannotations.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\vadefs.h
Note: including file:  C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\stdarg.h
Note: including file:  C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\windef.h
Note: including file:   C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\winnt.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\ctype.h
Note: including file:     C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\crtdefs.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\specstrings.h
Note: including file:     c:\program files\microsoft sdks\windows\v7.1\include\sal_supp.h
Note: including file:     c:\program files\microsoft sdks\windows\v7.1\include\specstrings_supp.h
Note: including file:     C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\specstrings_strict.h
Note: including file:      C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\specstrings_undef.h
Note: including file:     C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\driverspecs.h
Note: including file:      c:\program files\microsoft sdks\windows\v7.1\include\sdv_driverspecs.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\kernelspecs.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\basetsd.h
Note: including file:    C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\INCLUDE\guiddef.h
Note: including file:     C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\INCLUDE\string.h
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A few people have asked me about the 4-hour work-in-progress showing I am performing at the Galway Fringe Festival and whether or not the audience is expected to stay for the entire four hours. The answer is no. You can come and go as you please. The idea behind Wednesday's performance is to provide me with an opportunity to perform for an extended length of time whilst the audience comes and goes and to get a feel for what that will be like. It will also provide the audience with a sample of the show, ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST which will premier in Dublin in September.
I also would like to point out that ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST is a piece of durational theatre, therefore time is a major focus of the work. With that in mind Wednesday's work-in-progress showing will be an exercise in stillness and in patience. So if you arrive into the space at the Galway Mechanics Institute and it at first appears like there is not a lot happening in the show, don't fret. I ask you to bear with me. I ask you to join me in creating a space of slow-time. I ask you to help me make some amazing theatre.
All the details you need to see the work-in-progress are below. And don't forget, the online fund raiser to help bring ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST to the Tiger Dublin Fringe is live and you can go do that here!
Previous PostPrevious ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST, a work-in-progress at Galway Fringe Festival is on!


Arsenal have confirmed that Hector Bellerin sustained a serious knee injury during the Chelsea clash on Saturday and will therefore be sidelined for between six and nine months.
The Spaniard, making his first start since mid-December, went down in pain under no contact and it was clearly more than just a knock. He was stretchered off and will undergo surgery for the injury in the coming days, however his rehabilitation is expected to consume the remainder of the season.


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Jonah is a comic strip character published in the magazine The Beano. He made his first appearance in his eponymous comic strip in 1958, illustrated by Ken Reid. Although his comic strip sporadically appeared throughout the magazine, it has been published in other DC Thomson comic magazines.

Synopsis
Jonah is a skinny, gormless, chinless wonder of a sailor, feared by other mariners because of his clumsiness. He has (accidentally) sank every ship he has sailed on (as well as all other vessels surrounding, at times), and started a war between the nations of Gorgonzolia and Parafinalia and this resulted in the utter destruction of the combined fleets of both countries (a possible reference to the Cold War).

Although unconfirmed, he has similarities to the long-established sailor's superstition, which is based on the Biblical prophet Jonah, whose ship nearly sank in a storm).

Publication history
Jonah's series first published in issue 817, authored by an uncredited Walter Fearn and illustrated by Ken Reid. Reid's passion for the artwork over-stretched Fearn's scripts by several panels (sometimes more than 30) but are seemingly trimmed down to print on the back cover of The Beano. The strip finished after issue 1090.

Jerry Swaffield would later illustrate a one-off Jonah strip in 1988.

Subsequent appearances

The Beano
There have been two spin-offs. In the year Jonah ended, a new comic strip began entitled Jinx, also drawn by Ken Reid. This strip was similar to Jonah, but starred Jonah's lisping, equally clumsy sister at school; Jinx ended in 1964. Another, entitled Son of Jonah, drawn by Jerry Swaffield, appeared in The Beano from 2606 to 2957. The Jinx series would feature in The Beano Book 1965, and a reprint appeared in issue 4 of The Best of Topper.

Jonah appeared in a background cameo with Big Eggo and Jack Flash in the comic strip Lord Snooty's Day Out in issue 3093, revealing formerly popular characters known by previous generations of readers now live in the Beano Retirement Home.

The series had a one-off appearance in issue 2331, as part of the Reader's Request series. In 2014, Jonah had a supporting role in The Bash Street Kids, revealing he is Plug's uncle.

Throughout the rest of Beano media, Jonah's stories have featured in Beano annuals between 1960 and 1964's editions, and a cameo in 2019's, as well as in The Beano Summer Special 1988.

DC Thomson
Jonah appeared frequently outside of The Beano franchise in a variety of DC Thomson's magazines. In 1971, reprints of his Beano strips published in Hornet from issue 395, and then in the entirety of Buddy run. New stories also appeared in The Dandy as part of "The Dandy-Beano Collection", in which a few Beano characters featured in The Dandy during 1986 and 1988, followed by new stories in The Dandy from 1993 where he meets Captain Timmy "Thick" Fogg and can shapeshift into a monster humanoid with the help of a water gypsy's magic earring. Jonah was the star of 17 Beano Comic Library books, notably meeting Puss 'n' Boots from The Topper.

References

Beano strips
Fictional sailors
Male characters in comics
1958 comics debuts
1963 comics endings
1993 comics debuts
Comics characters introduced in 1958
British comics characters
Humor comics
Nautical comics
Dandy strips
Comics set in the United Kingdom


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Commissioners approve $20.5 million General Fund budget
From left: Seneca County Commissioners Mike Kerschner, Tyler Shuff, and Anthony Paradiso
Tiffin, Ohio — The Seneca County Board of Commissioners approved a $20.5 million General Fund budget for 2023 during Thursday morning's session.
County Administrator Jaime Wolfe said the budget includes a 5-percent increase to the salary/wage lines for General Fund departments.
Commissioner Tyler Shuff said given the increase in inflation, it was important to stay competitive with other employers.
"It's important we retain employees and show them that we care," he said.
Department heads and elected officials will have discretion over how that money is disbursed among county personnel.
The board also approved a $1,000 premium pay supplement for the approximately 330 General Fund employees. This supplement is to cost the county about $330,000.
Commissioner Mike Kerschner stressed the importance of fiscal responsibility and passing another balanced budget. The Seneca County Budget Commission certified revenue at about $21.15 million, leaving a projected budget surplus of about $600,000 for 2023.
The commissioners also approved the non-General Fund budget of about $40.9 million.
Commissioner Anthony Paradiso said that elected officials are not eligible for the supplement or the increase, as their salaries are set via the Ohio Revised Code.
In other action, the board approved eight project applications through the county's Facade Enhancement Program.
The projects, with four in the city of Fostoria and four in the rural areas of the county, are to receive a total of $23,855.32 through reimbursement grants. That funding is expected to spark a total investment of about $68,165.12 in Seneca County businesses and commercial buildings.
Shuff said he was happy to see county funds being used to encourage investment in commercial properties all across the county.
"This is a way to give the taxpayers and our local businesses some of their tax money back to reinvest in themselves," he said. "This program is an appealing incentive for our business owners, and we are excited to see the before/after photos of these properties."
To learn more, visit this link.
In other business, the commissioners approved about $70,000 for projects at the Seneca County Sheriff's Office.
The first project is to patch the boilers at the Seneca County Jail. The cost is about $35,000 and will be a temporary fix. To replace the boilers, Building & Grounds Maintenance Supervisor John Logsdon estimates that the cost would be about $200,000.
In the short term, the temporary fix should get the building through the winter and keep temperatures at the legally required level.
The boilers are near the end of their useful life, as they are original to the 1997 building.
The board also agreed to spend about $36,313.55 for a $61,477.85 project to upgrade radio equipment at the sheriff's office. The radios would change from an analog system to an upgraded digital system, following the cities of Tiffin and Fostoria making a similar move with their safety service departments in recent years.
The sheriff's office received a grant of about $25,000 to help fund the project.
In other news, Assistant Administrator Kylie Garner said the Seneca County Airport was upgraded to a regional airport by the Federal Aviation Administration. Annual federal funding is to increase from $159,000 to about $292,000 due to the change.
Also during the session, the commissioners agreed to move forward with SAFEbuilt to replace the Richland County Building Department in handling commercial permitting and inspections starting next year. The city of Tiffin and Fostoria both indicated support for making the change.
Over the past couple of years, the commissioners have spoken with several contractors who were growing frustrated with Richland County Building Department due to delays and issues with the permitting process.
As part of the change, the county is to pay a $29,000 one-time software cost and they must provide office space in the county for SAFEbuilt. As permitting fees are collected, SAFEbuilt is to keep 95 percent, while the county will receive 5 percent. Sandusky County recently moved to SAFEbuilt for their permitting and inspections, while Huron County also plans to use SAFEbuilt starting Jan. 1.
The commissioners also received an update from Patrick McCauley of State Treasurer Robert Sprague's office. McCauley spoke about three programs offered by the Treasurer's Office for county residents.
The board also heard from Seneca County Health Commissioner Anne Goon concerning a request to modify the health department's lease cost with the county. No decisions were made on the lease, which expires at the end of the year, but the commissioners are hoping to take action on the request by the end of the year.
An $8,750 supplemental appropriation to the Sheriff's Comm Fund.
Supplemental appropriations totaling $410 to the General Fund for travel and expenses and contracts.
Supplemental appropriations totaling $9,263.58 to the General Fund for salaries and PERS (Public Employee Retirement System).
Supplemental appropriations totaling $1,045.59 to the Fiscal Year 23 Selective Traffic Enforcement Program for salaries and Medicare.
Supplemental appropriations totaling $8,207.11 to the Ohio Peace Officer Training Fund for salaries.
Supplemental appropriations totaling $504.64 to the Recorder's Office Equipment Fund for PERS/Medicare.
Authorizing the memorandum of understanding for the housing of Marion County prisoners on behalf of the Seneca County Sheriff's Office.
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Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Have Separate Hotel Rooms For Twilight Promotional Tour!
Oct. 16 2012, Published 9:30 a.m. ET
By Jen Heger - Radar Assistant Managing Editor
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have separate hotel rooms for their upcoming worldwide promotional media blitz for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 2, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
"Despite getting back together, Rob and Kristen will have separate hotel rooms booked for them on the upcoming promotional tour for Breaking Dawn-Part 2. Summit Entertainment isn't taking any chances that the couple will have problems again and be forced to scramble at the last minute to book one of them a posh hotel suite," a source close to the situation tells Radar.
"In fact, in several cities, rooms have been booked for Kristen at a separate hotel from the rest of the A-list cast. Rob and Kristen are always professional, but the fact is she cheated on him, and this media tour needs to go off without a hitch. Summit wants the final installment of the Twilight franchise to go off without a hitch, in order to prime the movie to break box office records," the insider adds.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, R-Pattz and K-Stew are legally required to promote the final installment of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn-Part 2, together, and if their "reconciliation" doesn't last the actors will be stuck with each other on the international press junket.
"Rob and Kristen are legally required to promote Breaking Dawn-Part 2 together along with the rest of the cast. Their individual contracts have very specific language about what is legally required of Rob and Kristen to do on the publicity tour. The studio execs at Summit weren't happy when Rob and Kristen broke up, but this is why there are clauses about what is required of the stars to do. The promotional tours of the past Twilight movies are very much anticipated by the fans and almost becomes bigger than the movie," an insider previously told us.
Meanwhile, the vampires were snapped at the Ye Rustic Inn bar in Los Angeles on Monday. Kristen, 22, and Rob, 26, broke up after the photos of her kissing her Snow White and the Huntsman director were published, and she spent months begging him to get back together with her.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn–Part 2, hits theaters November 16.
Kristen Stewart & Rob Pattinson Reunited, Photographed For First Time Back Together!
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JOUR 4550: Media Diversity
JOUR 4550: Media Diversity: News Sources
Writing & Citing
Book A Research Appointment
News Pre-1900
Accessible Archives Complete
Full text primary sources from 18th and 19th century America, mainly newspapers, including the Pennsylvania Gazette, the Virginia Gazette, Godey's Lady's Book, Frederick Douglass Paper, a collection of South Carolina Newspapers, and a collection of African American newspapers.
Alternate Access Link
NewspaperArchive.com
Searchable full text for approximately 375 historical newspapers published in Ohio between 1800-2010. Search or browse 19th and 20th century Ohio newspapers and view full-page pdf images.
Coverage: 1800-2010
The full text of approximately 270 U.S. newspapers from more than 35 states dating from 1827 to 1998 and published by African Americans.
American Periodicals Series Online
The full text of over 1,100 American magazines, journals, and newspapers published between 1741 and 1900.
Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers
Search and view the full text of over 1500 digitized historical newspapers from 42 states, with titles dating from 1789-1963.
Cincinnati Enquirer (1872-1922)
Full text for several newspaper titles published in Cincinnati between 1872 and 1922.
Detroit Free Press (1831-1922)
Full text for several newspaper titles published in Detroit between 1831 and 1922.
New York Times Historical
The entire contents of the New York Times from in 1851 to three years ago.
South Carolina Newspapers
Searchable full text for a group of important colonial-era newspapers published in South Carolina between 1736 and 1780.
Pennsylvania Gazette
Searchable full text for one of the most important newspapers in the colonial and early years of the United States.
To limit searches to the Pennsylvania Gazette, choose this title from the source list in the center of the search screen.
Magazines pre-1900
A complete, searchable archive of American Vogue, from the first issue in 1892 to the current month. Includes every article, cover, photo shoot, illustration and advertisement, with rich indexing enabling users to find images by designer and brand names.
Coverage: 1892 to present
Women's Magazine Archive
An archival research resource comprising the full backfiles of leading women's interest consumer magazines.
BG News (1920-current)
Full-text scans of the BGSU daily campus newspaper, BG News, hosted in ScholarWorks@BGSU. Full-text-searchable, each issue can be printed or downloaded as a PDF. Content goes back to 1920, and is updated regularly with the latest issues.
Coverage: 1920-current
A database that searches the full text of newspapers, magazines and journals published by the ethnic, minority and native press of the United States. 1959-Present
Magazines 1900-1975
Time (1924-Present)
Life Magazine (1917-2000)
Google Magazines
Digitized magazines. Use options on left to view all issues of a particular magazine. Can also search all issues of a magazine.
News 1975-Present
Newspaper Source
Full text for 185 national and international newspapers, selected full text for 392 regional U.S. newspapers, and full text newswires, transcripts, etc. 1985-present.
On-campus access
Full-text newspapers, business information, and legal publications, including current news, company profiles, industry information, and federal and state laws and legislation. Formerly called LexisNexis Academic.
1980s to present
ProQuest Global Newsstream
An online newspaper resource that includes international, national and regional papers such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Washington Post, The Guardian, El Norte, Jerusalem Post, and South China Morning Post.
Magazines 1975-Present
Newsweek (1975-present)
Christian Science Monitor (1980-Present)
US News & World Report (1975-present)
The New Yorker (1978-Present)
Designed for public libraries, this database contains full text for popular magazines, reference works, and travel books.
Christian Science Monitor, 1960 - 2009 (Microfilm/Microfiche)
USA Today, 1978 - 2009 (Microfiche)
Wall Street Journal, 1889-present (Microfilm/Microfiche)
American Indian Periodicals [from the] State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1884-1981 (Microfilm)
Herstory, mid-1950's - 1974 (Microfilm)
Underground Newspaper Microfilm Collection, 1963-1973
California: Los Angeles Times, Jan. 1, 1941 - Jan. 10, 1946; Jan. 1, 1980 - Dec. 31, 2003 (Microfilm)
District of Columbia: Washington Post, Jan. 1, 1969 - present (Microfilm)
Michigan: Detroit Free Press, Jan. 1, 1969 - Dec. 31, 1971 (Microfilm)
Ohio: Cleveland Plain Dealer, Jan. 1860 - 1865; 1914 - present (Microfilm)
Ohio: Toledo Blade, Dec. 19, 1835 - Dec. 31, 1850; Jan. 2, 1852 - present (Microfilm)
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URL: https://libguides.bgsu.edu/JOUR4550
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MALACCA: Malacca's Immigration Department topped the list of corruption cases involving civil servants in the state since 2010, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Idris Haron (pic).
Idris was replying to a question from Tey Kok Kiew (DAP-Bandar Hilir) on number of corruption cases in the state for the past six years.
He said 16 civil servants were either sentenced or acquitted under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 from 2010 to March 2016.
He added that other civil servants prosecuted in the state came from the police, the state Environmental Department, the state Religious Department, the military and the Road Transport Department.
Idris also said that the Malacca government is serious in combating bribery among civil servants in the state and is willing to cooperate with the MACC to nab those involved in graft.
"I will lodge a MACC report myself if I am told of any corrupt civil servants in the state. I did this recently and I have no qualms if probes are conducted into any civil servant and their immediate family," said Idris.
He added that he invited a MACC officer into his Seri Negeri office to help them investigate a local council officer implicated in a corruption case.
"However, it ended up appearing as if I was being investigated and I believe it was politically motivated to smear my reputation by those with ill intentions," said Idris.


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import {  Redirect } from 'react-router-dom'

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};

export default FinishMilestone;

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Singularity Foundation has been created to become a reference in school education for this new scenario.
Designing and supporting projects that prepare the school stakeholders through educational research, teacher training, and carrying out projects in order to help the next generation become changemakers.
Designing and executing projects to empower students in four key areas: critical thinking, language and communication, technology and internationalisation.
Training teachers and other players involved in the field of education in order to incorporate the key elements of the future scenario to their teaching activity.
Promoting educational research focused on the new paradigm.
Giving the players the chance to network and embark them upon new ways of teaching.


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Q: Link 2 annotations together in a window of up to 10 words using Ruta is there a way to link 2 annotations that are within a windows of 10 words, together in a new one?
The following doesn't work:
Entity W{1,10} Entity{->CREATE(Entity)};
Thanks and all the best
Philipp

A: You can specify the offsets of a newly created annotation by putting the action at a composed rule element:
(Entity W[1,10]{-PARTOF(Entity)} Entity){-> Entity};

Please mind the condition at the rule element with the quantifier. The quantifier is greedy and will consume the ANYs in the Entity, whereby the rule won't match as expected or not at all.
DISCLAIMER: I am a developer of UIMA Ruta


Codeine detox is a milder form of heroin detox and is much less painful. Even though this drug is in the same class as heroin and morphine, it is not as strong and by far not as painful to overcome. Codeine is a prescription medication that is used for treating cough and mild to moderate pain. This drug is a milder form of the drug known as morphine and is derived from the same product. The opium poppy plant is where all prescription pain medications are derived from and in small, monitored doses these drugs can be very beneficial. When a user goes from using codeine with limitations to using codeine for pleasure an addiction is inevitable. He or she will soon suffer from the side effects of codeine addiction and getting help through codeine detox as a first step needs to be a high priority for the addict.
The codeine addict will have to go through withdrawal in the first stages in their codeine detox. This occurs when the addict completely cuts himself or herself off from any drugs. Their body reacts to the lack of codeine being put into their body and they will begin to experience side effects such as vomiting, headaches, high sweats, body pains, and dizziness. After a few short days these side effects will subside. Codeine detox can be less painful by using non addictive pain management medications and through meditation and exercising.
Overcoming any addiction is a difficult process and codeine addiction recovery is one of the more serious detox programs available. If you are addicted to codeine and you are ready to finally make a change in your life today, contact your local codeine detox clinic today. Making the call now will help you change everything negative in your life sooner. Call now for more information on codeine addiction and codeine detox.


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Share this Story: Art exhibit expressly for canine critics debuts in NYC
Art exhibit expressly for canine critics debuts in NYC
Riley, a basset hound, exits Noah Scalin's "The Hand That Feeds" at Dogumenta (I) NYC, Friday, Aug. 11, 2017, in New York. The art show, featuring 10 sculptures and installations created specifically for dogs, will be on display at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan from Aug. 11 through 13. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
NEW YORK — You won't find any pictures of dogs playing poker at DoGUMENTA.
A three-day art exhibition curated expressly for dogs is attracting hundreds of canines to a marina in lower Manhattan, where hounds and terriers are feasting their eyes, and in some cases their mouths, on nearly a dozen masterpieces.
Art exhibit expressly for canine critics debuts in NYC Back to video
The idea is the brainchild of former Washington Post art critic Jessica Dawson, who says she was inspired by her rescue dog Rocky, a tiny morkie (Yorkie-Maltese mix), who regularly joins her at exhibits of the human variety.
"When Rocky accompanied me on my gallery visits I noticed that he was having a much better time than I was," explains Dawson, who moved to New York four years ago. "He was not reading the New York Times reviews, he was not reading the artists' resumes, and so I said he has something to teach me about looking, and all dogs have something to teach us about looking at contemporary art and being with it."
Organizers of the exhibit, which takes its name from Documenta, which takes place every five years in Kassel, Germany, and put on by Arts at Brookfield, staggered the arrival times of the dogs to keep things orderly.
"I think she's enjoying it," said Lorraine Gates, who attended with her tiny Japanese chin, Maltese and Papillon mix. "I love this idea; I think it's really wonderful."
The 10 works of art at the outdoor exhibit were all strategically placed at eye-level for the canines. One featured an elaborate display of dog biscuits and other treats that attendees were invited to munch on.
At another exhibit, four-legged art critics were lifting their hind legs and "expressing" themselves on a work called "Fountain." As the dogs left their marks, scribbles of blue streaks were left behind on the white blocks.
Dawson said Rocky had visited several times.
Susan Godwin and her morkie, Tasha, were soaking up the art vibes. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Godwin gushed. "You can go to museums all over New York and you can never bring your dog."


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Gallery: Fitness Testing
Take a look at the players' first day back of pre-season as they took part in some fitness tests before training starts on Monday.
Early Bird iFollow Video Passes On Sale
With the start of the 2019/20 season just a few weeks away, now is the time to subscribe to iFollow Shrews.
Love Looking Forward To New Start At Town
Donald Love has joined Shrewsbury Town on a two-year deal after being released by Sunderland.
Donald Love Signs For Town
Shrewsbury Town are delighted to confirm the signing of Donald Love after he was released by Sunderland.
Haynes To Become An Exile
Defender Ryan Haynes has left Shrewsbury Town and joined Sky Bet League Two side Newport County for an undisclosed fee.


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This weekend my goal was to plan something fun to do with the kids aside from our normal movie night so I went and picked up Forza 4 for Xbox 360.
Between movies and video games I can basically make everyone happy and excited about family time.
The Froza series of multi-player games are super fun and family friendly because their all about racing, skill and competition.
My kids get so excited when they are able to beat and older sibling or their father at a game.
To make things even more exciting I picked up a party sized bag of M&M's to snack on while we played. I created a Forza 4 logo and invited the kids to join their father and I for a few hours of video game time.
If you're thinking about picking up a family friendly game for the holidays the Xbox One and Forza 5 would make a great investment.
We've gotten lots of family time back from investing in our Xbox360 several years ago.
If the Xbox One is on your list and you plan to buy Forza 5, there's the following promotion starting November 22nd.
3) Redeem: You will receive a text back with a reward code valid for a $10 eGift card to Walmart.
For more ideas on creating quality time with friends and family check out my movie night post and frugal kids dinner party for ideas.