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Non-Amyloid Treatments: Inflammation, Epigenetics, Regeneration
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Series - AD/PD 2017 Draws Record Number of Scientists To Vienna: Part 1 of 12: Next-Generation Tau PET Tracers Strut Their Stuff Part 2 of 12: Are CSF Assays Finally Ready for Prime Time? Part 3 of 12: ApoE and Tau: Unholy Alliance Spawns Neurodegeneration Part 4 of 12: New Evidence Confirms TREM2 Binds Aβ, Drives Protective Response Part 5 of 12: Location, Conformation, Decoration: Tau Biology Dazzles at AD/PD Part 6 of 12: Look in the MiR: MicroRNA Fans Neurogenesis in Old Alzheimer's Mice Part 7 of 12: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for AD Boasts Success in Phase 3 Part 8 of 12: Treating Tau: Finally, Clinical Candidates Are Stepping into the Ring Part 9 of 12: α-Synuclein Antibodies Enter Phase 2, Sans Biomarker Part 10 of 12: Do Smartphones Collect Better Clinical Data Than Paper-and-Pencil Tests? Part 11 of 12: Non-Amyloid Treatments: Inflammation, Epigenetics, Regeneration Part 12 of 12: Anti-Amyloid Drug Pipeline Shows No Sign of Drying Up
Alzheimer's researchers are pursuing treatments beyond amyloid and tau, and at the 13th International Conference on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases, held March 29 to April 2 in Vienna, they shared news on drugs in Phase 1 and 2 trials that target inflammation, epigenetics, and regeneration. The candidates include two small molecules that soothe microglia and suppress inflammatory signaling, an attempt to tweak epigenetic regulation by way of lysine-specific demethylase, and the neurosteroid allopregnanolone.
Two Strategies to Calm Inflammation
Growing genetic and animal evidence pegs the immune system as a central influencer in both hastening and ameliorating Alzheimer's progression. Because of this, many groups are looking at ways to tamp down harmful inflammatory signaling. Researchers led by D. Martin Watterson of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, designed and synthesized compounds that specifically suppress pro-inflammatory cytokines, and turned up two related small molecules, MW151 and MW189. Both act on microglia to selectively turn down pro-inflammatory cytokines without affecting anti-inflammatory signaling, said Linda Van Eldik of the University of Kentucky, Lexington, who collaborates with Watterson to develop these candidates as drugs.
Targeting Inflammation.
The small molecule MW151 turns down harmful inflammatory signaling and is being developed in pill form for Alzheimer's disease. [Courtesy of Linda Van Eldik.]
The researchers believe the compounds have potential to treat both acute brain injuries, which spark neuroinflammation, and Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. They developed MW189 as an intravenous formulation, and saw that it helped allay the destructive inflammatory effects of both amyloid pathology and brain injury in animal studies, Van Eldik reported in Vienna. To trigger amyloid aggregation, the researchers infused Aβ42 oligomers into mouse ventricles for four weeks. After the third week, half the mice received MW189 once daily for two weeks. MW189 treatment largely prevented the spike in brain astrogliosis and IL-1β seen in untreated control animals. Treated animals maintained normal synaptic density and performed like wild-type in the Y maze, in contrast to deficits on these measures in untreated mice.
Likewise, wild-type mice that received a brain injury followed by four days of twice-daily MW189 were able to cling to a rotarod longer than injured animals that did not receive treatment. They performed better in the Morris water maze than untreated animals, although not as well as wild-type. MW189 helped the animals when given as late as six hours after the injury, and at doses down to 0.1 mg/kg, Van Eldik said (see James et al., 2012).
In Phase 1a testing, 32 healthy volunteers were given a single IV dose of either placebo or 0.025, 0.05, 0.1, or 0.25 mg/kg MW189. Of eight people in each dose cohort, two received placebo. The researchers recorded no adverse events related to drug. In a separate Phase 1a study, an additional 18 healthy volunteers received 0.25 mg/kg MW189 or placebo, followed by 2 ng/kg lipopolysaccharide to induce an inflammatory reaction. Those who had MW189 in their systems made less pro-inflammatory TNFα and more anti-inflammatory IL-10 over the next 12 hours, supporting the compound's ability to control inflammation. This protocol also appeared safe, van Eldik said.
MW189 entered a Phase 1b trial, in which 24 healthy participants receive either placebo or 0.075, 0.15, or 0.3 mg/kg by IV twice daily for five days, in the same proportions as the earlier study. If the compound is well-tolerated, the researchers will enroll people who have suffered a blunt-force traumatic brain injury in a Phase 2a trial. MW189 will be administered by IV within six hours of injury and given twice daily for five days, or until patients are discharged. The trial will enroll people whose brain injuries are severe enough to require external ventricular drains, Van Eldik noted. This will allow the researchers to collect CSF and measure changes in pro-inflammatory cytokines during treatment to determine target engagement. Follow-up visits with participants will assess whether the treatment made a difference in long-term outcomes.
The researchers are starting with brain injuries because these trials are shorter and have better-defined endpoints than AD trials, Van Eldik wrote to Alzforum. Ultimately, the researchers would like to apply the insights gained from these trials to the treatment of AD. "Future success with MW189 and TBI endpoints will inform us of the utility of targeting the pro-inflammatory cytokine aspects of neuroinflammation in more chronic CNS disorders, such as AD," Van Eldik wrote to Alzforum. To that end, they have developed MW151 as an oral formulation. It suppressed inflammation and protected synapses in an APPPS1 knock-in mouse, and prevented a rise in harmful IL-1β and maintained learning and memory after brain injury in rodents (see Bachstetter et al., 2012; May 2012 conference news; Bachstetter et al., 2015).
Across the Atlantic, Ludwig Aigner of Paracelsus Medical University in Salzburg, Austria, is taking a different approach to modulating the immune system. He evaluates the approved asthma medication montelukast. This small molecule blocks leukotriene receptors that cause bronchial tubes to constrict. Leukotrienes are inflammatory molecules that white blood cells release during an asthma attack. Because neurons and microglia also express leukotriene receptors, Aigner decided to check if this type of signaling plays a role in brain inflammation. In aged, forgetful rats, six weeks of montelukast treatment shrank microglia, restored the blood-brain barrier, and boosted learning in the Morris water maze to that of young rats. Intriguingly, montelukast also boosted neurogenesis, suggesting some regenerative effects (see Oct 2015 news). Notably, leukotrienes rise during aging, and after stroke or brain damage.
The idea of repurposing montelukast for Alzheimer's disease is buoyed by its excellent safety record; alas, the tablet formulation poorly enters the bloodstream, with only 63 percent of it becoming bioavailable. Because of this, Aigner and colleagues reformulated the drug in collaboration with IntelGenx Corp., Saint-Laurent, Canada. IntelGenx packaged the drug in a thin film that is placed in the mouth, either against the cheek or under the tongue. The film dissolves, delivering the drug to the bloodstream.
The researchers tested this delivery method in eight healthy volunteers, who took 10 mg montelukast, a common asthma dosage, both in the traditional tablet form and by film. The film resulted in higher absorption, reaching 95 percent in the bloodstream, an increase of 50 percent over the tablet's bioavailability. This formulation will allow lower dosing, Aigner said in Vienna.
The drug crossed the blood-brain barrier, an essential feature for treating AD. After three hours, participants had 3.5 ng/ml in their CSF, rising to 4.25 ng/ml by seven hours. This is the pharmacologically active range, Aigner noted. The researchers next plan to do a Phase 2 study in AD patients in Canada, in collaboration with the research organization Consortium of Canadian Centres for Clinical Cognitive Research (C5R). Aigner noted that the oral film represents a new product that can be patented for commercial development.
Can the Epigenome Be Safely Targeted?
Many researchers have noted epigenetic changes in AD, but targeting these with a drug has proven difficult (see Nov 2012 conference news; Aug 2014 news; Nov 2014 news). Partly this is because histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibitors, which derepress genes involved in learning and memory, have broad effects that can lead to toxicity with chronic dosing (see Dec 2008 conference news; Aug 2013 conference news).
Researchers at Oryzon Genomics in Barcelona, Spain, developed a different approach. They identified a small molecule, ORY-2001. It inhibits lysine-specific demethylase 1 (LSD1), an enzyme that forms part of a complex with HDAC1/2 to regulate gene expression. In Vienna, César Molinero of Oryzon noted that ORY-2001 has a second mechanism of action as well, inhibiting the mitochondrial membrane protein monoamine oxidase B (MAOB1). MAOB1 helps break down dopamine in the brain, so inhibiting it can help Parkinson's patients, who suffer from a dearth of the neurotransmitter. The approved Parkinson's drug rasagiline targets MAOB1.
ORY-2001 can be taken orally, has favorable pharmacokinetics, and crosses the blood-brain barrier, Molinero said. In senescence-accelerated (SAMP8) mice, a model of age-related cognitive decline, treatment for two to four months lowered the expression of pro-inflammatory genes in the hippocampus and restored learning and memory. The compound appeared to have no ill effects. Because LSD1 stimulates blood cell maturation by repressing stem cell genes, researchers looked for a drop in blood production, but treated mice had none (see Kerenyi et al., 2013).
The researchers are now testing single and multiple doses in Phase 1. Eighty-eight young, healthy volunteers took either 0.2, 0.6, 1, 1.5, 2.5, or 4 mg of ORY-2001. Of the eight people in each cohort, two got placebo, and multiple doses were given over five days. Molinero reported no serious adverse events so far, but with repeated dosing at 2.5 mg, platelet counts dropped by a third after eight days and took a week to rebound. The researchers added the 4 mg dose to explore these effects, and that testing is still ongoing, Molinero said.
After a single dose, the compound's half-life in blood was 22 hours, but with repeated dosing, it accumulated, its clearance slowed, and its half-life stretched to four days. To check target engagement, the researchers measured the amount of LSD1 bound to ORY-2001 in peripheral blood mononuclear cells using chemiluminescent ELISA. They found a dose dependence, with the lowest single dose of ORY-2001 binding 20 percent of LSD1 while the highest dose bound 80 percent. After repeated dosing, the 0.2 mg dose resulted in 30 percent bound LSD1, while doses of 1 mg and higher topped out at 80 percent. The effects lasted for about one week, Molinero said in Vienna.
In a separate substudy, the researchers are measuring ORY-2001 in cerebrospinal fluid to find out if it crosses into the brain. They will also test the compound in healthy elderly participants. ORY-2001 will start Phase 2 later this year with support from the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation (see news release).
Regeneration: Could it be Possible?
Neurons wither in the AD brain, and yet the age-old idea of sparking the birth of new neurons to replace them has been considered beyond the reach of reality. Enter the neurosteroid allopregnanolone. It revs up neurogenesis in AD mouse models, restoring learning and memory. All the while, it dials down inflammation and Aβ production. Based on these preclinical data, Roberta Brinton and Lon Schneider of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, started a Phase 1 trial of the neurosteroid in 24 people diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment due to AD or early AD (see Aug 2013 conference news; Dec 2014 conference news).
Participants sit for a weekly infusion of intravenous allopregnanolone for three months. Each dose cohort consists of eight people, two of whom receive placebo. In Vienna, Brinton presented findings from the first two dose cohorts, who received 2 or 4 mg allopregnanolone. The third cohort, which tests doses from 6 to 18 mg, is still in progress. Administration of the first two doses appeared safe, with no adverse effects, Brinton reported. Toxicology studies in dogs and rats also found no ill effects after six and nine months of chronic dosing with allopregnanolone, she added.
Intriguingly, this short-term treatment revealed hints of efficacy, Brinton told the audience. Cognitive and physical abilities stabilized in people on the drug, whereas those on placebo continued to decline, she said. The treatment group reported being in better moods than the placebo group, and anecdotal reports from caretakers supported better function.
There were indications of possible structural benefits, Brinton added. In the 4 mg cohort, hippocampal volumes of treated participants shrank less than in the placebo group. In three treated participants, the researchers measured improved connectivity between the posterior cingulate cortex and the parietal and prefrontal cortices. These findings are preliminary, as the trial was not powered to detect efficacy. Allopregnanolone is slated to enter a 72-week Phase 2 study of 260 people with early AD, Brinton said.—Madolyn Bowman Roger
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Asthma Drug Revitalizes Memory in Old Rodent Brains 30 Oct 2015
SfN: Epigenetic Changes in Alzheimer's and Cognitive Decline 21 Nov 2012
Alzheimer's Brains Mottled with Epigenetic Changes 21 Aug 2014
Epigenetic Alterations Mark Alzheimer's Disease Genes 7 Nov 2014
DC: Developing But Debatable—Deacetylase Inhibitors for CNS Disease? 11 Dec 2008
Clinical Trials Roundup: Broadening the Lines of Attack 3 Aug 2013
Just for Her? Study of Women's Biology Offers New Therapeutic Angle 19 Dec 2014
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Inflammation Helps Microglia Clear Amyloid from AD Brains 9 Dec 2016


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Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Creating COVID-19 Pandemic Task Force on Racial and Health Disparities
TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed A4004 wGR/S2410, which would create the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic Task Force on Racial and Health Disparities. Last month, the bill was returned to the Legislature with recommendations to strengthen the task force by adding additional members, including representation from the Division on Civil Rights and the Division of Consumer Affairs, both in the Department of Law and Public Safety. The Legislature concurred with the Governor's conditional veto.
"The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted our minority communities and we must work together to eliminate the existing racial disparities in health care," said Governor Murphy. "The revisions sent back to the Legislature further strengthen this bill and will bring together the perspectives and expertise necessary to achieve equity and meaningful healthcare reform."
The bill was sponsored by Senators Cunningham and Pou and Assemblywomen Sumter, Jimenez, and Carter.
"The COVID-19 pandemic ravaged minority communities throughout the United States," said Senator Cunningham. "Predominantly Black counties account for only 30 percent of the U.S. population, and yet they were the location of 56 percent of COVID-19 deaths. In order to effectively help these communities and prevent this from happening again in the future, we must understand why the pandemic hit them so hard and come up with long-lasting strategies to eradicate health disparities."
"The tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the importance of addressing racial and ethnic health care disparities," said Senator Nellie Pou. "We should take the lessons of this tragedy and learn from them. Inequalities in care and treatment for communities of color and our most vulnerable populations are unacceptable, and establishing this task force is a positive step towards safeguarding all of our residents, regardless of race, ethnicity or geography, during the remainder of the COVID crisis, and in the days and years to come."
"Long before the COVID-19 pandemic began, people of color faced enormous disparities in our healthcare system," said Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter. "African-American and Latino mothers saw higher mortality rates. A disproportionate number of minority families lacked access to health insurance and care. Communities of color have been impacted by COVID-19 at an alarming rate. We need to understand how and why these disparities are happening, and what we can do to mitigate the harm this pandemic has caused."
"This public health crisis has exacerbated deep inequities across New Jersey, particularly racial health disparities," said Assemblywoman Angelica Jimenez. "Communities of color have shouldered a large burden in this pandemic and will undoubtedly need unique assistance to recover. The work of this task force will help us get a clearer picture of the extent of the pandemic's toll on these communities and continue our efforts to promote health equity for all."
"As our state recovers from this public health and economic crisis, we must begin asking ourselves some tough questions, including why this pandemic is disproportionately affecting people of color," said Assemblywoman Linda Carter. "The numbers are staggering and unnerving. We must take action to end inequalities that impact social determinants of health like access to healthcare, work opportunities and transportation."

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Q: How to add an overlay map above default Google map? Just to be clear from the start, I've never used Google maps in any of my programs/projects, so I have a little knowledge on this matter. Also, I found some other posts in SO about Google maps, but I'm not sure if any of these really helps in my situation.
What I want to do is add another map above the already existing Google map. The new overlay map would have some degree of transparency in order for the original Google map to be visible too. Something like this: http://crf.casa.ucl.ac.uk/screenRoute.aspx?s=386&d=105&w=False
How can I do this? What technologies should I look into? I'm a Java developer, but any answer in any language would be really helpful.

A: I suggest downloading the open-source tool MapTiler (for Windows and Mac OS X).
You would have to use the GMapType object to define your own custom map. MapTiler will automate the tiling process for you, and in addition, once the tiling process is finished, it will generate a simple HTML viewer. It will also include a custom control to change to opacity of your overlay from 0 to 100%.
Custom Map Tile Overlays are quite an advanced topic in the Google Maps API (even the documentation will warn you in red about this). However, I am sure you will be able to use and understand the deliverable HTML viewer of MapTiler.
The following is a sample of what MapTiler is able to produce (note the opacity slider on the top-right):

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*Grand Canyon: USGS DRG overlay for Google Maps & Google Earth

A: It depends on how detailed/large the overlay needs to be.  MapTiler is fantastic if you need to be able to zoom in to a very detailed overlay, but if your overlays don't need to be quite so huge, I'd recommend using a GGroundOverlay(GroundOverlay in V3).  It would be pretty easy to change dynamically.  Here is Google's demo.
As far as MapTiler goes - if you have a set of overlays you want to change dynamically, you can generate the tiles for all of the overlays, and then easily switch between them.  But if you're creating the overlays dynamically, you'll probably need to implement a tile server.  Check out Mapnik and TileCache.

A: I recommend another easy solution: OpenLayers.
See:
http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/
Filter for "google", open link in new windows, and look how simple the code is.
OpenLayers is JavaScript API (which can be used instead of Google's API), but it can use many layers. You can mix:

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*raster images

*WMS objects - GeoServer, MapServer, Mapnik tiles (like these from OpenStreetMap)

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Q: Rails action being called multiple times per request I have a controller action that's being called three times per browser request. Any ideas? config/routes.rb and application_controller.rb are totally straightforward.
Code below,
config/routes.rb

Rails.application.routes.draw do
    root 'tiles#index'

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controllers/tiles_controller.rb

class TilesController < ApplicationController
def index
  puts "this line prints three times in the console per request"
end

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tiles/index.html.erb
<% if notice %>

<%= notice %>

<% end %>

  <%= render "tile", tile: { type: "sam", id: "0" } %>
  <%= render "tile", tile: { type: "inputs", id: "1" } %>
  <%= render collection: @tiles, partial: "tile" %>
  <%= render "tile", tile: { type: "social", id: "1000" } %>

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This is the console log:
log/development.log
Started GET "/" for 127.0.0.1 at 2017-08-31 16:56:28 -0400
Processing by TilesController#index as HTML
Started GET "/" for 127.0.0.1 at 2017-08-31 16:56:28 -0400
Processing by TilesController#index as HTML
  [1m[36mProject Load (0.5ms)[0m  [1m[34mSELECT  "projects".* FROM "projects" ORDER BY "projects"."launch_date" ASC LIMIT $1[0m  [["LIMIT", 10]]
  [1m[36mProject Load (9.1ms)[0m  [1m[34mSELECT  "projects".* FROM "projects" ORDER BY "projects"."launch_date" ASC LIMIT $1[0m  [["LIMIT", 10]]
  Rendering tiles/index.html.erb within layouts/application
  Rendered tiles/_tile_sam.html.erb (0.3ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile.html.erb (8.0ms)
  Rendering tiles/index.html.erb within layouts/application
  Rendered tiles/_tile_sam.html.erb (0.0ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile.html.erb (0.9ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile_instagram.html.erb (12.6ms)
  ...
  Rendered tiles/_tile_twitter.html.erb (0.5ms)
  Rendered collection of tiles/_tile.html.erb [48 times] (125.9ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile_project.html.erb (0.1ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile_social.html.erb (0.6ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile.html.erb (2.7ms)
  Rendered tiles/index.html.erb within layouts/application (166.1ms)
  Rendered tiles/_tile_twitter.html.erb (0.6ms)
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  Rendered collection of tiles/_tile.html.erb [48 times] (158.5ms)
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  Rendered tiles/_tile.html.erb (1.0ms)
  Rendered tiles/index.html.erb within layouts/application (165.3ms)
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A: WOW
Finally figured this one out by removing code related to this action/view line by line. Basically, I was generating a few img tags with empty src fields. Apparently this causes many modern browsers to load a website several times, possibly in an attempt to find missing images or assuming the root URL is the image itself?
Found the behavior cited here:
https://forums.asp.net/t/1804472.aspx?Bizzare+safari+thing+two+page+loads+for+each+page+
page loads twice in Google chrome


On a trip to Paris in 1947, Humphrey Bogart™ visited the S.T.Dupont shop and ordered a light travel bag bearing his initials that would be easy to carry when travelling by plane. Inspired by this famous customer, S.T.Dupont created the "Iconic" collection reflecting Bogart's elegant style and chic. This Cosy bag is made of oiled cotton canvas and top quality vegetable-tanned leather.


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Tito po drugi put među Srbima
Tito Among the Serbs for the Second Time
Želimir Žilnik
Republic of Yugoslavia 1994
When the dead rise from the grave, it's mostly because they have unfinished business to attend to. If the revenant in question is none other than Marshal Tito roaming the streets of Belgrade at a time of severe human and economic crisis in 1993, things get even more complicated, amusing, and dark. Yet Žilnik is not interested in the former president of socialist Yugoslavia, who is played by "Mićko" Ljubičić, a fantastic comedic actor who bears very little resemblance with the man he is portraying. The director cares more about the people gathering around this ghost from the past, a ghost that represents "a gap in our identity", as Žilnik once put it. Tito's uniform is worn with the dusty dignity of a socialist memorabilia, serving as a catalyst for people to speak out about politics and their situation in life. Hilarious and tragic moments ensue in what appears like a direct cinema performance, even as a portrait of a confused people also comes into focus among the various nationalistic, nostalgic, and personal outbursts. This confusion is ideological and reminiscent of the famous quote from William Faulkner's "Requiem for a Nun": "The past is never dead. It's not even past." (Patrick Holzapfel)
In the presence of Želimir Žilnik.
With GDE JE DVE GODINE BIO KENEDI (KENEDI, LOST AND FOUND).
Želimir Žilnik: NEWSREEL ON VILLAGE YOUTH, IN WINTER (1967, K), THE UNEMPLOYED (1968, K), JUNE TURMOIL (1969, K), BLACK FILM (1971, K), THE WOMEN ARE COMING (1972), VERA AND ERŽIKA (1981), THE FIRST TRIMESTER OF PAVLE HROMIŠ (1983), STANIMIR DESCENDING (1984), THE SECOND GENERATION (1984), GOOD MORNING BELGRADE (1985), MARBLE ASS (1995), KENEDI GOES BACK HOME (2003), EUROPE NEXT DOOR (2005), OUR MAN IN GABON (2014), LOGBOOK SERBISTAN (2015), THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD (2018), AMONG THE PEOPLE: LIFE & ACTING (2018)
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Imagine a hunter lying in the grass, his rifle against his shoulder, down on his elbows. Those elbows were the first place to see wear and tear. Solution? Elbow patches (and shoulder patches). So what today are often fashion statements were once upon a time function statements. Interesting, huh? Of course, they can be both.
Our Lexington Essentials Elbow Patch Sweater is both equal parts fashion and function. Crafted from a cotton/modal blend, this sweater is certainly soft enough to hunt in. Of course, you might rather prefer wearing it to knock out Saturday afternoon chores or throwing it on to meet friends early Sunday for migas and black coffee. Wherever and whatever you choose, this sweater makes a definite statement.


Slovakia says it will only accept Christians when it takes in Syrian refugees under a EU relocation scheme.
The country is due to receive 200 people from camps in Turkey, Italy and Greece under the EU plan to resettle 40,000 new arrivals.
Interior ministry spokesman Ivan Netik said Muslims would not be accepted because they would not feel at home.
The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) called on countries to take an "inclusive approach" to relocation.
But Mr Netik denied the move was discriminatory and said it was intended to ensure community cohesion.
The number of migrants at the EU's borders has surged in recent months, reaching a record high of 107,500 in July. Most are Syrians, Afghans, and sub-Saharan Africans, fleeing instability or poverty.
Last month, EU member states agreed to take in 32,000 asylum seekers arriving in Italy and Greece over the next two years - fewer than the 40,000 target.
The scheme was made voluntary after some nations - including Slovakia - refused to accept set quotas.
Mr Netik told the BBC: "We want to really help Europe with this migration wave but... we are only a transit country and the people don't want to stay in Slovakia.
"We could take 800 Muslims but we don't have any mosques in Slovakia so how can Muslims be integrated if they are not going to like it here?"
EU Commission spokeswoman Annika Breithard said she could not comment directly on the Slovak statement, but stressed that EU states were banned from any form of discrimination.
Meanwhile Babar Baloch, Central Europe spokesman for the UNHCR, said: "Resettlement is greatly needed for many refugees who are at extreme risk among the world's most vulnerable groups.
"We encourage governments to take an inclusive approach while considering refugees for resettlement and should not base their selection on discrimination."
More than 240,000 migrants have crossed the Mediterranean already this year, arriving on the shores of Greece and Italy before travelling on to other destinations.
Germany, the biggest recipient of asylum-seekers in the EU, has said it could receive as many as 800,000 applicants this year.
The numbers are far higher than the record 438,000 asylum applications in 1992 during the Bosnian crisis.
Both the EU and the UN have called on other countries to share the burden.
But EU leaders face a public backlash amid tensions over immigration.


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Waste Management to close Oak Harbor call center
HBJ Staff
Thursday, July 10, 2014 1:10pm
Herald Business Journal
OAK HARBOR — Waste Management is shutting down a customer call center in town this September and is sending layoff notices to 126 employees.
The company is consolidating call centers across the country and will move the jobs to a larger center in Phoenix, Arizona, said Robin L. Freedman, a Waste Management spokeswoman. "A few years ago the company made the decision to create these 'Centers of Excellence' and Phoenix is one of them," Freedman said. "We're transitioning our smaller call centers to these larger facilities."
Employees in Oak Harbor can apply for a position in Phoenix or for another job with Waste Management in the area, she said.
The company is offering retention bonuses for employees who stay with the company. Those who don't will receive severance packages and aid in job retraining.
The Oak Harbor center at 32650 Highway 20 opened in December 2008. It handled all of the calls for service or email inquiries for residential and commercial customers in the Pacific Northwest.
Those calls will be handled in Arizona. The call center there will have about 500 employees and will be housed in a campus-type setting with a cafeteria, gym, child care and other amenities, Freedman said.
The first layoffs will begin Sept. 19. The 126 employees is about a 10th of the 1,200 workers for Waste Management in Washington. The company has 2,300 employees in the Pacific Northwest.
Waste Management has 400,000 residential and commercial customers in the state.
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European aviation agency: 737 Max to be cleared next week
The review of the aircraft "began with the MCAS but went far beyond."
Canada OKs return of Boeing 737 Max aircraft
The planes will be permitted to fly as long as they meet specific safety conditions.
A Snohomish service brings goods from the store to your door
Developed by the city, Snohomish Delivers encourages online shoppers to look local. And it's free.
Low mortgage rates fuel a frenzied, revved-up housing market
Home prices are soaring and bidding wars are back, and Snohomish County "Zoom towns" are hot locations.
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b. set or lay in order, as wood Genesis 22:9 (E), 1 Kings 18:33, compare Tophet Isaiah 30:33; Leviticus 1:7; offerings Leviticus 1:8,12; Leviticus 6:5; lamp(s) Exodus 27:21; Leviticus 24:3,4 (all P), lamp (figurative of dynasty) Psalm 132:17; 'shew'-bread Exodus 40:4,23 (upon [עַל] sacred שֻׁלְחָן both with accusative of congnate meaning with verb), Leviticus 24:8 (P).
c. in common life (compare RS Sem i. 189 f., 2nd ed. 200 f.), arrange a table (i.e. dishes in order upon it), שֻׁלְחָן Isaiah 21:5; Proverbs 9:2 (figurative of wisdom), Ezekiel 23:41 (of Jerusalem in figure); Psalm 23:5; Psalm 78:19 (figurative; subject God); in idolatrous worship Isaiah 65:11.
d. arrange a battle, i.e. draw up in battle order, מִלְחָמָה Judges 20:22; 1 Samuel 17:8; 2 Samuel 10:8> = 1 Chronicles 19:9; 1 Chronicles 12:37 (van d. H. v.1 Chronicles 12:36), 2 Chron 14:9, עֹרְכֵי מִלְחָמָה 1 Chronicles 12:34; 1 Chronicles 12:36 (van d. H. v.1 Chronicles 12:33; v.1 Chronicles 12:35); ׳עֱרוּךְ מ Joel 2:5; + אֵת with, i.e. against Judges 20:20; Genesis 14:8, עִם2Chronicles 13:8; + לִקְרַאת 1 Samuel 17:2; 1 Chronicles 19:17 b; מַעֲרָכָה לִקְרַאת ׳ע 1 Samuel 17:21; לַמִּלְחָמָה עָרוּךְ כְּאִישׁ Jeremiah 6:23; Jeremiah 50:42; object omitted Judges 20:22,23, + לִקְרַאת 1 Samuel 4:2; 2 Samuel 10:9,10 = 1 Chronicles 19:10,11; 2 Samuel 10:17; + אֶל against Judges 20:30; Jeremiah 50:14; 1 Chronicles 19:17 a, לְ against Jeremiah 50:9>; — Job 6:4 read יַעַכְרוּנִי Di Bu Du.
e. arrange weapons of army in order for battle Jeremiah 46:3; 1 Chronicles 12:9 (van d. H. v.1 Chronicles 12:8).
f. arrange words (מִלִּין) Job 32:14 ( + אֶל against), so (object omitted) Job 33:5 ( + לְפָנַי), Job 37:19; Psalm 5:4 (probably; > of arranging a sacrifice); compare recount things in order, יַעְרְכֶהָ לִי Isaiah 44:7.
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2. a. compare (as result of arranging in order): לֿוֺ׳מַהדְּֿמוּת תַּע Isaiah 40:18 what likeness will ye compare to him? אֵין עֲרֹךְ אֵלֶיךָ Psalm 40:6.
b. intransitive be comparable, with לְ, Psalm 89:7 ("" דָּמָה), with suffix of thing compared Job 28:17,19.
2); — Perfect3masculine singular הֶעֶרִיח אֶתהָֿאָרֶץ 2 Kings 23:35; in P, ׳וְהֶע consecutive, with accusative of person Leviticus 27:8,12 with suffix Leviticus 27:14; Imperfect. יַעֲרִיח Leviticus 27:14; suffix יַעֲרִיכֶנּוּ Leviticus 27:8.
A primitive root; to set in a row, i.e. Arrange, put in order (in a very wide variety of applications) -- put (set) (the battle, self) in array, compare, direct, equal, esteem, estimate, expert (in war), furnish, handle, join (battle), ordain, (lay, put, reckon up, set) (in) order, prepare, tax, value.


Donghae City (Korea), 19 May 2018: The Indian Women's Hockey Team held hosts Korea to a 1-1 draw in the fourth Round Robin match here at the 5th Women's Asian Champions Trophy on Saturday played at the Sunrise Stadium. With this draw, the Indian team led by defender Sunita Lakra go into the Final on Sunday as the table toppers. Earlier in the tournament, India beat Japan (4-1), China (3-1) and Malaysia (3-2).
Despite Korea's high press right from the start of the match, India managed to win the first PC of the match in the fourth minute. But drag-flicker Gurjit Kaur's flick was padded away by the Korean goalkeeper. Though India made forays into the striking circle, breaking Korea's defence was an uphill task.
Korea, meanwhile, were the first to make a breakthrough when they forced an error to win a PC in the opening minute of the second quarter. Seul Ki Cheon was brilliant with her drag-flick as she struck the ball to the right corner of the post almost making it impossible for India goalkeeper Savita to save. The following minutes was tense as Korea played out their defensive best to keep India from scoring.
After no goals by either teams in the third quarter, an infringement while attempting to defend a shot on goal by Korean attacker led to India concede a PC at the start of the fourth quarter. An ambitious variation by Korea however didn't help score the goal as it was off the mark. Almost immediately, forward Lalremsiami helped India win a PC. While Gurjit's flick rebounded off goalkeeper pads, Lalremsiami was quick to pick up the ball and make a diving effort to flick it into the goal post equalizing the score to 1-1. The hard-fought action heated by in the final quarter with both teams hunting for a lead. In the 54th minute, Korea won another PC but goalkeeper Swati was splendid in her effort to block the goal. Though both teams upped their ante in attack, they could not muster a goal with the match ending in a draw.
On 20 May, India will take on Korea at 11.30 hours IST in the Final of 5th Women's Asian Champions Trophy.


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A critical interpretive synthesis of the roles of midwives in health systems Academic Article
BACKGROUND: Midwives' roles in sexual and reproductive health and rights continues to evolve. Understanding the profession's role and how midwives can be integrated into health systems is essential in creating evidence-informed policies. Our objective was to develop a theoretical framework of how political system factors and health systems arrangements influence the roles of midwives within the health system. METHODS: A critical interpretive synthesis was used to develop the theoretical framework. A range of electronic bibliographic databases (CINAHL, EMBASE, Global Health database, HealthSTAR, Health Systems Evidence, MEDLINE and Web of Science) was searched through to 14 May 2020 as were policy and health systems-related and midwifery organisation websites. A coding structure was created to guide the data extraction. RESULTS: A total of 4533 unique documents were retrieved through electronic searches, of which 4132 were excluded using explicit criteria, leaving 401 potentially relevant records, in addition to the 29 records that were purposively sampled through grey literature. A total of 100 documents were included in the critical interpretive synthesis. The resulting theoretical framework identified the range of political and health system components that can work together to facilitate the integration of midwifery into health systems or act as barriers that restrict the roles of the profession. CONCLUSIONS: Any changes to the roles of midwives in health systems need to take into account the political system where decisions about their integration will be made as well as the nature of the health system in which they are being integrated. The theoretical framework, which can be thought of as a heuristic, identifies the core contextual factors that governments can use to best leverage their position when working to improve sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Mattison, Cristina
Lavis, John
Wilson, Michael
Hutton, Eileen K
Dion, Michelle Lynn
1605 Policy and Administration (FoR)
Health Policy & Services (Science Metrix)
Health Research Policy and Systems Journal
Critical interpretive synthesis


If you already have all that is required, than you can start your dolphin drawings in pencil.
Okay, here are some examples of dolphin drawings in pencil that I've drawn in a step-by-step images.
Dolphin Drawing - Step 1.
Usually the technique of drawing involves the use of finer lines. So, the ideal choice of paper is a smooth surface paper. You can start by doing a sketch drawing in outline form, using a sharpened HB grade graphite pencil.
Dolphin Drawing - Step 2.
With a 2B grade sharpened pencil or a mechanical pencil, re-sketch your dolphin sketches to get a clear fine line.
Dolphin Drawing - Step 3.
With an eraser, erase gently your dolphin sketches to remove unnecessary lines leaving fine sketch of the 2B pencil.
Dolphin Drawing - Step 4.
Use either a sharpened 2B pencil or a mechanical pencil to re-draw the lines of both dolphins. Take extra attention to draw small semi-circles on their jaws to represent the teeth.
Okay...put down your 2B pencil and take a 4B grade graphite pencil. Start to create tones on the back of the dolphin. If you're right-handed, start from your left and vice-versa if you're left-handed.
Ah-Hah...This is a tricky part. Use your finger to smudge tones. If you're unsure, I suggest you try it on other piece of scrap paper. After you're confident than do it on your art work. Otherwise, you might spoil your dolphin drawing. Use your smallest finger if necessary.
Start to pour water on your dolphin drawing. Excuse me...please don't pour real water. Apply darker strokes for dolphin body parts in water and light tones elsewhere.
Continue to add darker tones to show dolphin's body under the water.
Continue to toning the other dolphin. For the darkest tones, use a 4B grade graphite pencil.
If possible use a 6B grade graphite pencil to create darker tones inside the mouth parts.
Start to create water images.
Use darker tones to show its body under the water.
Keep it in a folder or paste it on your room's wall. I highly recommend that you scan your artwork or at least take a few snaps using a digital camera and then store your images at any available free image hosting company like Photobucket.
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Education in Cambodia is not an accessible right for every child. In order to help their families survive, many have to stop school to work. Near the Thailand border, the Khla Kaun Thmei village was created in the late 90's to welcome displaced and destitute populations back from Thai refugee camps. In this extremely poor region of Cambodia, AEC-Foyer Lataste has developed educational programs from kindergarten to advanced studies, in close relationship with the Cambodian Ministry of Education.
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Allow destitute children to access quality education with no charges. This is the association's goal. On the Foyer Lataste site are implanted two classes of kindergarten, an elementary school and a tutoring center. Some of the programs have been set up by AEC-Foyer Lataste to allow children from Banteay Meanchey province to get a quality education from kindergarten to their active life. Each program is adapted to the different social cases encountered. Children have access to the best learning conditions in a nice environment at the Foyer Lataste.
Support to the SOMRAS KOMAR school
Action: Material and financial help for the school
Target: Children from kindergarten to elementary school
Number of beneficiaries: More than 400 students
AEC-Foyer Lataste co-financed the construction on its property of the Somras Komar (children's smile) school in 1998 and still supports the operation with financial and material help. The school is entirely public and is placed under the supervision of the Cambodian Ministry of Education. The school is ranked best school of the district by the Provincial office of Education in Cambodia.
The tutoring center
Action: The children from the Khla Kaun Thmei village
Target: Les enfants du village de Khla Kaun Thmei
The public-school system's inadequacy pushes students to take private lessons. These lessons are very expensive for the families, but necessary for the children's academic success. The association opened a tutoring center in 2012 to remedy this issue and make tutoring classes accessible for all.
Boarding school for high-schoolers
Action: Accommodation in boarding houses at the Foyer Lataste
Target: Disadvantaged high-schoolers from the Banteay Meanchey province, living more than 10kms from the nearest high school: high-schoolers
Poverty and distance prompt many young people to drop out after middle school. The Foyer Lataste's boarding houses offer these young people the possibility to pursue their scholarship by being fed and housed for free on our site, near the Khla Kaun Thmei middle school/high school. The students benefit from free tutoring, many sports, arts, cultural and other fun activities. These young people are often the firsts in their family to obtain a high school diploma.
Advanced studies
Action: Financing advanced studies
Target: youngsters (15 years old and +) from our child protection programs
Number of beneficiaries: Up to 30 students a year
AEC-Foyer Lataste helps its protegees to prepare in the best possible way their future and their integration into the working world. They benefit from guidance counseling and are encouraged to continue their studies, with the association's support. According to their motivation and grades, the youngsters are oriented towards university courses or towards professional training programs.
Professional training in apprenticeship
Action: Financing an apprenticeship with local craftsmen and entrepreneurs
Target: Disadvantaged youngsters from the Banteay Meanchey province, aged from 15 to 25 years old, poorly educated and unskilled
Number of beneficiaries: 15 young people a year
It is very difficult for non-qualified and poorly educated youngsters to find a stable job and to be decently paid. The association offers to the most motivated youngsters training for manual jobs (mechanics, sewing, beauty, etc.) with local professionals. The association provides accommodation to these young people who cannot stay at their family's home or at their employers'.
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Stay, Benson! by Thereza Rowe is a treasure. Benson is a mischievous dog, who despite being told to "Stay!" by his owner, cannot resist the strong urge to chase. He sneaks out the back door as soon as she leaves and wreaks havoc in his yard and the larger neighborhood. His antics literally leap off the page due to the clever and eye-catching die-cut illustrations. Benson has conveniently heard "Play!" rather than "Stay!" and takes his version of the instructions to heart.


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Mother's regret carried to grave
By Tony Stephens
February 13, 2008 — 11.00am
MOLLY KELLY, the Aboriginal heroine of the film Rabbit-Proof Fence, died with one regret: she was never reunited with the daughter taken from her as a baby.
Annabelle was taken from Molly in 1943 and told she was an orphan. Over the years she distanced herself from her Aboriginality.
Annabelle's big sister, Doris, was also taken when she was four. However, Doris found Molly again 21 years later at Jigalong, on the rabbit-proof fence in Western Australia.
The daughter became Doris Pilkington Garimara and wrote Follow The Rabbit-Proof Fence, from which the film was made.
In 1931 the then Molly Craig, probably 14, and two younger girls were taken from their families and transported to the Moore River settlement, north of Perth. The three girls escaped the next day and began their walk home to Jigalong.
The journey of 1600 kilometres took nine weeks and ranks as one of the most remarkable feats of endurance and courage in Australian history. It dramatised the dark side of the Australian story.
Molly was taken to Moore River again in 1940, this time with her two little daughters. She ran away in 1941, carrying 18-month-old Annabelle and leaving Doris, 4, to fend for herself with a relative's help. Annabelle was later taken to Sister Kate's Children's Home "for near whites" in Perth.
Annabelle, now Anna Wyld, remained unreconciled with her mother, even after Molly and Doris's reunion in 1962. Yet a reunion for mother and daughter was planned for 2004. Molly died at Jigalong a month before the planned reunion.
Doris survived at Moore River, where she was not allowed to speak her native tongue, then Roelands Mission, where she was told Aboriginal culture was evil. She is now finishing a novel based on the stolen generations, Red Roses For Angelina.
She said this week that Molly had asked every year for news of Annabelle. "All I want is to put my arms around my daughter just one time," Molly had said.


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Kadyrov doubtful of Umarov's involvement in train bombing
19:34 02/12/2009 GROZNY, December 2 (RIA Novosti) - Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov is doubtful that a bomb attack, which derailed a Russian express train last week killing 26 people and injuring over 90, was carried out on orders from a wanted terrorist, Doka Umarov.
The Kavkaz Center website published on Wednesday a letter from Islamist extremists, who claimed responsibility for the bombing, saying that the "operation" was prepared and carried out in line with orders from the Emir of the Caucasus, Doku Umarov.
"There is nothing new in the statements that the train was allegedly bombed on orders from Umarov. Several months ago they also claimed responsibility for the accident at the Sayano-Shushenskaya [Hydroelectric Power Plant]," Kadyrov said.
The August 17 disaster at the Sayano-Shushenskaya plant on Siberia's Yenisei River killed 75 people and destroyed a turbine hall. The accident also destroyed three hydropower units and damaged the other seven.
The high-speed Nevsky Express train derailed last Friday en route from Moscow to St. Petersburg after a bomb equivalent to 7 kg (15 lbs) of TNT detonated on the track. A second, weaker bomb exploded at the site on Saturday, and is believed to have targeted investigators.
"However, we must not exclude that by taking responsibility for this terrorist act, Umarov wants to raise his standing in the eyes of his foreign backers as he has recently been cornered by the joint efforts of the FSB and other federal departments and his gang is suffering losses," Kadyrov said adding that perhaps Umarov and his supporters want to put the investigators on the wrong track.
Chechen warlord Doku Umarov, as well as former Russian soldier Pavel Kosolapov, are wanted in Russia over a 2007 bombing on the same train line.
Kadyrov also said that Umarov has nothing to do with Chechen people and will be eventually arrested and brought to justice.
"Umarov is an international terrorist, a procreation of foreign special services and has nothing in common with the Chechen people. We will get him no matter where he is," Kadyrov said adding that "for us [Chechens], as well as for all Russians, for me personally, he is enemy number one."
Umarov is the self-proclaimed leader of the North Caucasus, or the "Caucasus emirate."


The classification of radio frequency fields as 'possibly carcinogenic' could be reviewed by the United Nations' cancer research body if more evidence emerges.
In a commentary published in the journal Epidemiology, four senior participants in the International Agency for Research on Cancer's (IARC) working group process that classified wireless signals as Group 2B in the agency's four-level system, said the classification could be changed if new evidence was discovered.
"It is a long established practice of the IARC Monographs Program to reconsider an exposure when important new evidence has accumulated," said IARC Working Group Chair Jonathan Samet and IARC secretariat members Kurt Straif, Joachim Schüz and Rodolfo Saraccie.
"Within this framework, the classification could be upgraded based on either further epidemiologic [population] studies (finding an association of mobile phone use with brain cancer risk that can be shown not to reflect bias) or sufficiently convincing evidence from experimental studies.
Following the IARC classification in 2011, a number of studies on brain cancer trends around the world have found no increase in cancer rates since the widespread introduction of mobile phones.
"Further follow-ups of incidence-rate time trends in the Nordic countries and the United States have been published, still showing no increase—particularly in the relevant subgroup of middle-aged men who were among the first to use mobile phones," they said.
But the researchers said because population studies and analysis of brain cancer trends published since May 2011 "do not remove the uncertainty inherent in the 'possibly carcinogenic' (2B) IARC classification", more research was needed before any downgrade could happen.
However, they warned that future studies should not be implemented without a coordinated plan to address the most critical uncertainties and said the ongoing tracking of brain cancer incidence was an essential component.
"The data considered by the IARC Working Group did not show any indication of a recent rise in brain cancer rates. However, the time period covered by most reports had ended 5 or more years earlier," they said.
These trend analyses have to be continued to address even longer latency periods, they said.
"Ongoing tracking of patterns of brain cancer incidence is an essential component of any future research. Fortunately, there are many population-based cancer registries that collect data of sufficient quality for such surveillance," they said.


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BEFORE MIDNIGHT – Best Reviewed Film of the Year – Opens at THE NEON!
June 13, 2013 By Jonathan McNeal Leave a Comment
For those of you who haven't seen RENOIR yet (or those of you who need to see it again), we're going to hold the film for one screening per day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Sunday will be its last day…so hurry down. On Friday, we will open the best reviewed film of the year…and in my opinion, the best film I've seen all year – BEFORE MIDNIGHT. In addition, we will hold the new Noah Baumbach comedy FRANCES HA. For this week's remaining showtimes, visit our website at www.neonmovies.com.
Synopsis for BEFORE MIDNIGHT: BEFORE MIDNIGHT is the best reviewed film of the year – with current scores of 98% on Rottentomatoes.com and 96% on Metascritic.com (check out all the 100% reviews by clicking this LINK). Don't miss this honest, relatable, and touching film on the big screen. "In this follow-up to Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, we meet Jesse and Celine nine years later in Greece. Almost two decades have passed since their first meeting on that train bound for Vienna." (taken from Sony Classics) Click this LINK to visit the film's official site. This film is rich with intelligent dialog and great performances, and it works whether you've seen the 2 previous films or not.
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There are still tickets available for our special screening of I DO – taking place on Thursday, June 20 at 7:30. As the Supreme Court decides on civil rights issues that will effect thousands of US Citizens, this film couldn't come at a more important time. (I saw this film at The Cleveland International Film Festival, and the audience adored it!) "A gay Brit living in New York is deprived of his immigration status, and risks losing his family and life in the U.S. He marries his lesbian best friend to remain in the country and stay with his family, but things get complicated when he meets the love of his life and is forced to make an impossible choice." This one night only screening is part of Dayton's PRIDE festivities. Tickets are $9 for General Admission. Members of The Greater Dayton LGBT Center get in for $7 (with valid membership card). Tickets are on sale now at THE NEON's box office.
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"Start Freedom Dayton is at it again – this time with a screening BORN INTO BROTHELS, the 77th Oscar winner for Best Feature Documentary. Come see the movie and stay for the post-screening discussion led by Melinda Haggerty, Ohio's Director of Children's Initiatives, the juvenile justice arm of the Office of Mike DeWine. Advance tickets are available at Peace on Fifth for $7.50 (located at 508 E. Fifth Street). Tickets on the day of the show will cost $10 at THE NEON." (Peace on Fifth press notes.) Born into Brothels is the chronicle [of two documentary filmmakers and] their time in Sonagchi, Calcutta and the relationships they developed with children of prostitutes who work the city's notorious red light district.
On Saturday, July 6, THE NEON will host the premiere of Meladi McNair's new film THE OMISSION. "Marissa tries to hide from her friends that she is in an unfortunate, yet common situation that afflicts many young adults. A violent, controlling relationship. Three flashbacks paint her birthday bash as the platform for a series of unfortunate events in which five long-time friends learn of her situation, and turn on each other… THE OMISSION, a dark, abuse awareness film debuts at 3 pm on July 6. The film was written and directed by Dayton's own Meladi McNair; a Journalist and social-conscious author, artist and film maker. She is also the author of the anti-bullying book, 'The Vexing.' Tickets are $5 each." (taken from press notes)
SHOWTIMES for Fri. June 14 – Thur. June 20:
BEFORE MIDNIGHT (R) 1 Hr 48 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12:20, 2:40, 5:00, 7:20, 9:40
Monday – Thursday: 3:00, 5:20, 7:45
RENOIR (R) 1 Hr 51 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12:40
FRANCES HA (R) 1 Hr 26 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 3:00, 5:15, 7:30, 9:40
Monday – Wednesday: 3:00, 5:15, 7:30
Thursday: 3:00, 5:15
I DO (NR) 1 Hr 31 Min
Thursday: 7:30
As always, all dates are tentative. Many of these dates will change.
In some rare cases, titles may disappear.
June 21 – THE EAST
June 28 – LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED
July 12 – 20 FEET FROM STARDOM
July 26 – THE WAY WAY BACK
Aug 2 – I'M SO EXCITED
Aug 23 – BLUE JASMINE
TBD – GINGER AND ROSA
TBD – KON TIKI
TBD – FROM UP ON POPPY HILL
TBD – IN THE HOUSE
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AT ANY PRICE and STARBUCK + 2 Hold-Overs…And Please Vote NEON.
May 23, 2013 By Jonathan McNeal Leave a Comment
2 new films are heading to THE NEON for the holiday weekend – AT ANY PRICE and STARBUCK. That said, we'll hold onto THE SAPPHIRES and MUD for another week. (NO screened for the last time on Thursday (May 23).) Please pay close attention to showtimes for the upcoming week (which are listed below). Due to the holiday, they change around a little more than usual.
Every year, The Dayton Daily News holds a contest for "Best Movie Theater." Last year, we forgot to remind you, but we still ended up with quite a few votes. This year, I put it on the calendar. Please visit the site below to enter you vote. You can only vote once from each computer…and we won't bribe you or bother you again for votes (unless of course you're on facebook…where we'll put a couple reminders throughout the week). Here's the LINK. Thank you!
Synopsis for STARBUCK: "At 42, David lives the life of an irresponsible adolescent. He coasts through life with minimal effort and maintains a complicated relationship with Valerie, a young policewoman. Just as she tells him she's pregnant, David's past resurfaces. Twenty years earlier, he began providing sperm to a fertility clinic in exchange for money. He discovers he's the father of 533 children, 142 of whom have filed a class action lawsuit to determine the identity of their biological father, known only by the pseudonym Starbuck." (taken from EOne) Click this LINK to visit the film's official site. I think the trailer will make you want to see this film!
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Synopsis for AT ANY PRICE: "In the competitive world of modern agriculture, ambitious HENRY WHIPPLE (Dennis Quaid) wants his rebellious son DEAN (Zac Efron) to help expand his family's farming empire. However, Dean has his sights set on becoming a professional race car driver. When a high-stakes investigation into their business is exposed, father and son are pushed into an unexpected crisis that threatens the family's entire livelihood." (taken from Sony Pictures Classics) Click this LINK to visit the film's official site. This film was directed by one of America's most well-received, young directors.
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Film #4 in Start Freedom Dayton's film series – CALL + RESPONSE – is scheduled for next Thursday, May 30 at 7:30. "Organized by Justin Dillon, an artist, public speaker, abolitionist, founder and CEO of Slavery Footprint, CALL + RESPONSE is a documentary about human trafficking that combines musicians, celebrities, national abolitionists and political figures to shine a light on human trafficking concerns in the US and abroad. Tickets are $10 day of show at THE NEON or advance tickets are $8 (available exclusively at Peace on Fifth – 508 E. 5th – 937.367-7215). For information about Peace on Fifth or Start Freedom Dayton visit the official site. CALL + RESPONSE is sponsored by Fairly Simple." (taken from the press release)
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Only 50 seats remain for our upcoming special screening of GIRL RISING. For more about this film, click this LINK. This is the site where you can watch the trailer, read about the film and reserve your ticket. The screening is set to take place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30. Advanced tickets are only available on the website listed above. If tickets remain, we will be able to sell them at the door on the night of the show. Watch the trailer…this film looks terrific!
On Thursday, June 20 at 7:30, we will host a special screening of the new film I DO. (I saw this film at The Cleveland International Film Festival, and the audience adored it!) "A gay Brit living in New York is deprived of his immigration status, and risks losing his family and life in the U.S. He marries his lesbian best friend to remain in the country and stay with his family, but things get complicated when he meets the love of his life and is forced to make an impossible choice." This one night only screening is part of Dayton's PRIDE festivities. Tickets are $9 for General Admission. Members of The Greater Dayton LGBT Center get in for $7 (with valid membership card). Tickets are on sale now at THE NEON's box office.
Thanks for your many well-wishes during my European holiday. I had a magnificent time in Germany (visiting old friends & "family" from my time as an exchange student) and Spain (visiting one of my dearest friends in Barcelona). As I anticipated, Diana and Mike did a great job holding down the fort at THE NEON. Many thanks to them…their work makes it possible for me to escape now and then.
SHOWTIMES for Fri. May 24 – Thur, May 30:
MUD (PG-13) 2 Hr 10 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 1:30, 7:10, 9:45
Monday: 1:30, 7:10
Tuesday & Wednesday: 2:30, 7:45
THE SAPPHIRES (PG-13) 1 Hr 43 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday: 4:30
Tuesday – Thursday: 5:10
STARBUCK (R) 1 Hr 49 Min
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday: 12:30, 5:15
AT ANY PRICE (R) 1 Hr 45 Min
Monday – Thursday: 2:50, 7:30
CALL + RESPONSE (PG-13) 1 hr 26 Min + discussion
May 31 – RENOIR
June 7 – LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED
June 14 – BEFORE MIDNIGHT
TBD – FRANCES HA
TBD – TO THE WONDER
Filed Under: On Screen Dayton Tagged With: at any price, before midnight, call + response, Dayton, dennis quaid, foreign films, girl rising, Human Trafficking, i do, indie movies, lgbt, matthew mcconaughey, mud, ohio, peace on fifth, pride, renoir, sapphires, starbuck, The Neon, zac efron
THE SAPPHIRES Opens Friday at THE NEON!
May 8, 2013 By Jonathan McNeal Leave a Comment
We're moving right along this weekend. If you still need to see THE COMPANY YOU KEEP, Thursday will be its last day at THE NEON. On Friday, we will open the crowd-pleasing, award-winning film that so many of you have been asking about – THE SAPPHIRES. We hope you'll gather up your friends and make plans to see this fun film over the weekend! MUD was off to a great start…it will stick around. For this week's remaining showtimes, visit our website at www.neonmovies.com.
Synopsis for THE SAPPHIRES: "Four smart, gutsy young Australian Aboriginal women become unlikely stars in the most unlikely of places, with the most unlikely of allies, in THE SAPPHIRES. Set in 1968, the film follows Gail (Deborah Mailman), Cynthia (Miranda Tapsell), Julie (Jessica Mauboy) and Kay (Shari Sebbens) as they seize a risky, but irresistible, chance to launch a professional career singing for U.S. troops in Vietnam. Under the tutelage of an R&B-loving Irish musician, Dave Lovelace (Chris O'Dowd), the girls transform themselves into a sizzling soul act and set out to make a name for themselves hundreds of miles from home. Inspired by a true story, THE SAPPHIRES is a celebration of music, family and self-discovery." (taken from The Weinstein Company) Click this LINK to watch the trailer and visit the film's official site.
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The ticket reservations for the screening of GIRL RISING have tipped the required amount…so the screening will move forward. For more about this film, click this LINK. This is the site where you can watch the trailer, read about the film and reserve your ticket. This site is the only place where you can get advanced tickets. If tickets remain on the night of the screening, they can be purchased at THE NEON. The screening is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30. Watch the trailer…this film looks terrific!
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Film #4 in Start Freedom Dayton's film series – CALL + RESPONSE – is scheduled for May 30 at 7:30. "Organized by Justin Dillon, an artist, public speaker, abolitionist, founder and CEO of Slavery Footprint, CALL + RESPONSE is a documentary about human trafficking that combines musicians, celebrities, national abolitionists and political figures to shine a light on human trafficking concerns in the US and abroad. Tickets are $10 day of show at THE NEON or advance tickets are $8 (available exclusively at Peace on Fifth – 508 E. 5th – 937.367-7215). For information about Peace on Fifth or Start Freedom Dayton visit the official site. CALL + RESPONSE is sponsored by Fairly Simple." (taken from the press release)
On Thursday, June 20 at 7:30, we will host a special screening of the new film I DO. (I just saw this film at The Cleveland International Film Festival, and the audience adored it!) "A gay Brit living in New York is deprived of his immigration status, and risks losing his family and life in the U.S. He marries his lesbian best friend to remain in the country and stay with his family, but things get complicated when he meets the love of his life and is forced to make an impossible choice." This one night only screening is part of Dayton's PRIDE festivities. Tickets are $9 for General Admission. Members of The Greater Dayton LGBT Center get in for $7 (with valid membership card). Tickets are on sale now at THE NEON's box office.
Be sure to check out our "Coming Soon" list below. I'm delighted that the new Linklater film BEFORE MIDNIGHT will make it to THE NEON…it's wonderful.
May 17 – NO
May 24 – STARBUCK
May 24 – AT ANY PRICE
Filed Under: On Screen Dayton Tagged With: before midnight, call + response, cinema, company you keep, Dayton Ohio, gael garcia bernal, girl rising, i do, in the house, indie, matthew mcconaughey, movies, mud, no, peace on fifth, pride, renoir, starbuck, the east, the sapphires, vietnam
MUD – Starring Matthew McConaughey – Opens at THE NEON!
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES is heading out. Today (May 2) is its last day at THE NEON. We open the new film starring Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon – MUD – directed by Jeff Nichols (who also did TAKE SHELTER). MUD currently has a score of 98% on rottentomatoes.com…that's incredibly high! For this week's remaining showtimes, visit our official site: www.neonmovies.com
Synopsis for MUD: "Mud is an adventure about two boys, Ellis and his friend Neckbone, who find a man named Mud hiding out on an island in the Mississippi. Mud describes fantastic scenarios-he killed a man in Texas and vengeful bounty hunters are coming to get him. He says he is planning to meet and escape with the love of his life, Juniper, who is waiting for him in town. Skeptical but intrigued, Ellis and Neckbone agree to help him. It isn't long until Mud's visions come true and their small town is besieged by a beautiful girl with a line of bounty hunters in tow." (taken from Roadside Attractions) Click this LINK to visit the official site for MUD.
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The 13th Dayton Jewish International Film Festival is breaking records this year. The festival has experienced some sell-outs, and audiences are loving the films. You can visit our lobby to pick up a brochure for this year's festival, and you can visit the website to purchase advanced tickets by clicking this [yframe url='http://www.jewishdayton.org/be-active/jewish-life-in-dayton/djcc/13th-dayton-jewish-international-film-festival/']. 2 remaining films from this festival will screen at THE NEON. Here are the dates and times:
Tue, May 7 at 10am – TORN
Thu, May 9 at 7:15 – A BOTTLE IN THE GAZA SEA
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"The India Foundation celebrates One Hundred Years of Indian Cinema: 1913 – 2013 with a Tribute to Dada Saheb Phalke – Father of the Indian Cinema. The first Indian silent film produced, written and directed by Mr. Phalke was released in Bombay on May 3, 1913. A screening of selected clips entitled Silent Movies – Early Years will be presented on Saturday, May 4th at Noon (the collection includes digitized clips from Phalke's RAJA HARISHCHANDRA and KALIYA MARDAN (1919) and clips from the only surviving Bengali silent film JAMAI BABU (Son-in-Law) by Kalipada Das). A reception preceding the screening will begin at 11:30a.m. Admission is only $5. The National Film Archives of India has graciously made the present collection possible." (taken from press notes)
We've got a gathr screening on the horizon. This time, it's for a film called GIRL RISING. For more about this film, click this LINK. This is the site where you can read about the film and reserve your ticket. The screening will only take place if 50 people reserve a ticket by May 26 (the screening is tentatively scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30). Watch the trailer…this film looks terrific!
We're slated to open the crowd-pleasing, festival darling THE SAPPHIRES next Friday. I haven't seen it yet, but I know I'll be seeing it with a bunch of friends. It looks like a lot of fun! I'll keep you posted.
SHOWTIMES for Fri. May 3 – Thur, May 9:
THE COMPANY YOU KEEP (R) 2 Hr 05 Min
Friday: 1:30, 4:40, 7:20, 9:45
Saturday: 4:40, 7:20, 9:45
Sunday: 1:30, 4:40, 7:20, 9:45
100 YEARS OF INDIAN CINEMA
Saturday: Noon (reception at 11:30)
DAYTON JEWISH INTERNATIONAL FILM FEST
Tuesday at 10:00am – TORN (reception at 9:30am)
Thursday at 7:15 – A BOTTLE IN THE GAZA SEA
May 10 – THE SAPPHIRES
May ? – STARBUCK
May ? – TO THE WONDER
TBD – NO
Filed Under: On Screen Dayton Tagged With: call + response, company you keep, Dayton Ohio, girl rising, india foundation, indie cinema, jewish film festival, kings of summer, matthew mcconaughey, mud, peace on fifth, reese witherspoon, renoir, robert redford, The Neon, the sapphires
Redford's THE COMPANY YOU KEEP at THE NEON!
April 24, 2013 By Jonathan McNeal Leave a Comment
If you still need to see Danny Boyle's latest film – TRANCE – you'll need to hurry. Today (Thur, April 25) is its last day at THE NEON. On Friday, we will open Robert Redford's latest film (based on the famous novel) – THE COMPANY YOU KEEP. For this week's remaining showtimes, visit our official site: www.neonmovies.com
Synopsis for THE COMPANY YOU KEEP: "Jim Grant (Robert Redford) is a public interest lawyer and single father raising his daughter in the tranquil suburbs of Albany, New York. Grant's world is turned upside down,when a brash young reporter named Ben Shepard (Shia LaBeouf) exposes his true identity as a former 1970s antiwar radical fugitive wanted for murder. After living for more than 30 years underground, Grant must now go on the run. With the FBI in hot pursuit, he sets off on a cross-country journey to track down the one person that can clear his name." (taken from Sony Pictures Classics) Directed by Redford, this film also stars Susan Sarandon, Nick Nolte, Chris Cooper, Sam Elliott, Julie Christie, Richard Jenkins, Stanley Tucci and Terrence Howard. Click this LINK to visit the film's official site.
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The 13th Dayton Jewish International Film Festival is off to a terrific start. Opening night sold out both of our auditoriums, and audiences are loving the films. You can visit our lobby to pick up a brochure for this year's festival, and you can visit the website to purchase advanced tickets by clicking this LINK. 5 remaining films from this festival will screen at THE NEON. Here are the dates and times:
Thu, Apr 25 at 7:15 – NICKY'S FAMILY
Tue, Apr 30 at 7:15 – NAOMI
Thu, May 2 at 7:15 – LEA & DARIA
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We've got a gathr screening on the horizon. This time, it's for a film called GIRL RISING. For more about this film, click this LINK. This is the site where you can watch the trailer, read about the film and reserve your ticket. The screening will only take place if 50 people reserve a ticket by May 26 (the screening is tentatively scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:30). Watch the trailer…this film looks terrific!
We will open MUD next week – the new thriller with Matthew McConaughey. (I'm delighted to report that the distributor decided to wait for us until next week instead of opening at a multiplex this week.)
SHOWTIMES for Fri. April 26 – Thur, May 2:
(R) 2 Hr 20 Min
Monday: 1:45, 4:30, 7:30
Tuesday: 1:45, 4:30
Wednesday: 1:45, 4:30, 7:30
THE COMAPNY YOU KEEP (R) 2 Hr 05 Min
Tuesday at 7:15 – NAOMI
Thursday at 7:15 – LEA & DARIA
May 3 – MUD
Filed Under: On Screen Dayton Tagged With: at any price, bottle in the gaza sea, company you keep, Danny Boyle, dayton jewish international film fest, Dayton Ohio, ginger and rosa, girl rising, india foundation, indie cinema, julie christie, lea & Daria, matthew mcconaughey, movies, mud, nick nolte, one hundred years of indian cinema, Place Beyond the Pines, poppy hill, renoir, richard jenkins, robert redford, shia labeouf, starbuck, Susan Sarandon, The Neon, the sapphires, to the wonder, torn, trance
TRANCE & PLACE BEYOND THE PINES + Special Events at THE NEON!
I just got back from The Cleveland International Film Festival, and I had a magnificent time. Over the course of 5 days, I saw 15 films and met a couple filmmakers I greatly admire. Several of you have asked how one goes about visiting the Toronto Film Fest. Though I wouldn't dissuade you from attending that fest, I'd be remiss if I didn't encourage you to attend this great festival which is just a few hours away. This year, there were 180 features and 165 shorts to chose from, and this incredible fest just keeps growing. Keep your eye on it next spring!
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES had a terrific weekend at THE NEON, but TRANCE fell short of our expectations. That said, we'll hold both films…but TRANCE will more than likely only play for one more week. For this week's remaining showtimes, visit our official site: www.neonmovies.com.
Check out this featurette from PLACE BEYOND THE PINES:
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And check out this featurette from TRANCE:
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The 13th Dayton Jewish International Film Festival is here, and you can visit our lobby to pick up a brochure for this year's festival . To visit the website and purchase advanced tickets, click this LINK. 8 films from this festival will screen at THE NEON, and the line-up looks terrific! Here are the dates and times:
Thu, Apr 18 at 7:30 – THE OTHER SON (preceded by Opening Reception at 7pm)
Sun, Apr 21 at 3:00 – MY BEST ENEMY
Tue, Apr 23 at 7:15 – MELTING AWAY
"In celebration of National Record Store Day, GHETTOBLASTER MAGAZINE in partnership with DAYTON MUSIC FEST have organized a free screening of Brendan Toller's I NEED THAT RECORD! THE DEATH (OR POSSIBLE SURVIVAL) OF THE INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE on Saturday, April 20 at 10:15 pm. "Greedy record labels, media consolidation, homogenized radio, big box stores, Ecommerce and the digital revolution all pose threats on the very well being of our favorite record stores and the music industry at large. Will these stores die? Will they survive? Featuring interviews with THURSTON MOORE of Sonic Youth, Ian MacKaye of Fugazi/Minor Threat, activist/author NOAM CHOMSKY, MIKE WATT of the Minutemen, PAT CARNEY of the Black Keys and many indie record stores across the U.S. of A!" Bring your receipts from earlier that day from the many local businesses participating with special Record Store Day discounts and get entered to win one of two DAYTON INDIE BUSINESSES SHOPPING SPREES! This screening is FREE…first come, first serve. Sponsored by BLIND BOB'S, OMEGA MUSIC, THAI9, AND 5TH STREET WINE & DELI." (taken from press notes)
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In next week's newsletter, I'll tell let you know about film #4 in Start Freedom Dayton's film series – scheduled for May 30.
Check out our COMING SOON list below. THE SAPPHIRES had to be pushed back (we're hoping you'll help make that film a Dayton success when it opens), and I'm sure many of you will be happy to see that RENOIR will open in late May!
SHOWTIMES for Fri. April 19 – Thur, April 25:
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES (R) 2 Hr 20 Min
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 1:45, 4:40, 7:45
TRANCE (R) 1 Hr 41 Min
Friday: 12:50, 3:00, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30
Saturday: 12:50, 3:00, 5:10, 7:20
Sunday: 12:50, 5:10, 7:20, 9:30
Wednesday & Thursday: 3:00, 5:10, 7:20
I NEED THAT RECORD! (NR) 1 Hr 17 Min
Saturday: 10:15
Sunday at 3:00 – MY BEST ENEMY
Tuesday at 7:15 – MELTING AWAY
Thursday at 7:15 – NICKY'S FAMILY
April 26 – THE COMPANY YOU KEEP
April 26 – MUD
Filed Under: On Screen Dayton Tagged With: Dayton Ohio, girl rising, i need that record, india foundation, indie movies, jewish film fest, lgbt, melting away, national record store day, no, one hundred years of indian cinema, Place Beyond the Pines, renoir, robert redford, Ryan Gosling, sapphires, the company you keep, The Neon, trance
Magsig City Barbeque Takeover
10:30 am | City Barbeque- Centerville
All You Can Eat BBQ
5:00 pm | Bullwinkle's Top Hat Bistro
Parks and Rec Trivia
6:00 pm | Gem City Catfé
Home Buying 101
6:30 pm | Woodbourne Library
LGBTQ Book Club Meeting
7:00 pm | Greater Dayton LGBT Center
AMPED Hosted by Rockstar Pro Wrestling
7:30 pm | Turnbuckles and Brews
The Vibe Session: 90s R&B Divaz
8:30 pm | Bar Granada
Dayton Region PRG Coffee Talk
5:00 pm | Paner Bread Brown St
Torah on Tap
6:00 pm | The Barrel House
Unraveling the Mystery of Reading and Using Sewing Patterns
6:00 pm | Needle, Ink and Thread
Backpacking Basics #2: "Gear & How to Pack"
6:15 pm | Great Miami Outfitters
Leave No Trace Awareness Workshop
6:30 pm | Cox Arboretum
Alex York, Abhilasha, Exclusion Zone
7:00 pm | Skeleton Dust Records
Beginning Beekeeping Class
7:00 pm | Greene County Parks and Trails Headquarters
7:30 pm | la comedia
8:00 pm | Trolley Stop
Dayton – Citrus Truckload Sale
10:00 am | Montgomery County Fair & Fairgrounds, Dayton OH
Jackie O's Day Of Gold
11:00 am | The Barrel House
Friday Night Flights: Wine Tasting
5:00 pm | Whole Foods Market
Chubby Chaser Fish Fry
6:00 pm | Advanced Business Properties Banquet Hall
January PACO Mixer
Cherry Lee's Shindig: A Benefit for Cassie
6:00 pm | Yellow Cab Tavern
Challenges in Space Travel: Then & Now
7:00 pm | Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
Dustin Lynch Stay Country Tour
8:00 pm | Hobart Arena
James Johann
10:00 pm | Dayton Funny Bone Comedy Club
Free Rise & Shine Yoga
9:00 am | Dorothy Lane Market Springboro
Podcasting Workshop
9:00 am | WYSO Studios
A&S Party Rental Wedding Show
11:00 am | A & S Play Zone
Choose Your Adventure Hike: Groundhog Day!
2:00 pm | Grant Park
Mr. Rickey Calls a Meeting
5:00 pm | Dayton Theatre Guild
Design With Wine – Red Cube Heart Vase
5:00 pm | Centerville Florists
Team Ohio Baseball Fish Fry/Monte Carlo
Hart Scholarship Fish Fry
6:00 pm | Huber Heights Athletic Center
Art at the Trace 2020
6:30 pm | The Golf Club at Yankee Trace
Bert Kreischer – The Berty Boy Tour
7:00 pm | Schuster Performing Arts Center
Nick Kizirnis – "The Distance" Record Release Show
7:30 pm | The Yellow Cab
Savor Your Sunday Brunches to Benefit Stivers
10:00 am | Coco's Bistro
From Hoghouse to Smokehouse: Traditional Butchering
12:00 pm | Carriage Hill MetroPark
MVPC's Puppy Love
1:00 pm | Wheat Penny Oven and Bar
Hedgehog Day!
Impact of Invasive Species on Wildlife
2:30 pm | Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm
Dayton Poetry Slam Presents: Bill Abbott Book Release Party
Dog's Nite Out
9:00 am | Ritter's Frozen Custard
1/2 Price Pizza Night
11:00 am | South Park Tavern
6:00 pm | Up and Running
FSB Gives Back: Film Dayton
6:00 pm | Fifth Street Brewpub
Glass Bead Making For Beginners- 4 Week Class
6:30 pm | Rosewood Arts Centre
The Fundamentals of Screenwriting and How to Create an Electrifying Script
6:30 pm | Dayton Metro Library – Trotwood Branch
Marvel Cinematic Universe Trivia
7:00 pm | The Wandering Griffin
Taproom Trivia
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Tech Training at Your Pace: Green Screen Room
2:00 pm | Dayton Metro Library – Main
$2 Tacos
3:00 pm | Local Cantina Water St
Dayton Battle of the Bands
7:00 pm | The Brightside Event & Music Venue
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You only have few precious minutes to make a case as to why you are the best for the job.
What do you do with those few minutes? Making a good impression on the hiring manager or making them cringe?
You might think because you have the experience and skills and have put together a refined CV as well as prepared for the interview you are good to go! Spelling mistakes and not answering interview questions are not the only mistakes that could jeopardize your chances. Sometimes it's the smallest things or mistakes you are not even considering that would cost you that dream job.
Telling a potential employer all your family problems and how badly you need a job will get your application thrashed. Doing this only places you in a bad light and portrays you as unprofessional. The employer is running a business, not a charity home.
If you have the necessary skills and experience required for the job, go ahead and prove it to the hiring manager. But if you think he will have pity on you and give you a job that you don't deserve then you are making a mistake.
A hiring manager advertises 4 jobs he needs to fill and you will be like "Let me apply for all of them, who knows they might just consider me for one" Are you playing a game of gamble with the jobs you apply for?
The only thing this behavior will fetch you is a blacklist! No hiring manager will take you seriously when all you do is make his work harder by cluttering his inbox with your phony applications. Even when he eventually gets a job opening that fits your person specification, he will still not consider you.
Only apply for jobs you qualify for!
You are sending out your CV and Ccing multiple hiring managers of different companies in your email. You have only one job – Apply for a job! Why would you be so lazy about it? This is so unprofessional.
However, if it happens that you must send your application (especially if it is a cold job search email) to a large number of emails, use the Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) feature. This will make the email addresses invisible to other recipients of the email.
Even if there was bad blood between you and your previous employer, badmouthing them to a potential employer is career suicide. It reflects negatively on you as a person as well as your career. The hiring manager will see you as toxic thereby ruining your chances of getting the job.
If you think applying for a job using your company email address will show the hiring manager that you are in employment then you are making a mistake. You are sending a bad signal to the potential employer. It only means you are using company time and resources to apply for jobs and you will do the same if they employ you.
Only use your personal email address when applying for a job.
Many jobseekers are doing these things, make sure you are not one of them.
« DO YOU READ THE JOB DESCRIPTION BEFORE PUNCHING THE 'APPLY' BUTTON?


It's good practice to change your password routinely. This is especially true for Chromebooks since you use your Google account to log in. Fortunately, changing your password on a Chromebook is pretty easy to do.
If you're using a Chromebook, there's a good chance you use Google's services on your other devices. For instance, you can write up a Google Doc on the Chromebook, then read it back later on your iPad, cell phone, or any other device. All of this happens through your Google account, and you can get to all your Google Drive files with just that one password.
You use your Google account to log in to the Chromebook as well, and changing the password on the Chromebook will also change it for your Google account. The next time you go to use Google services on another device, you'll be prompted to sign in with your new password.
Start by opening a new Chrome browser window.
Select your profile photo in the upper-right, then select Google Account.
Confirm with your two-factor authentication method.
That's it! You'll need to sign in with your new password on your other devices; then everything will work just like before!


Danni and Alexander are two of the founding members of Sadeh, the first Jewish farm in the United Kingdom in this generation. Join them to at Gefiltafest to discuss social action, environmentalism, and interfaith work – all with Jewish farming at it's core. Importantly, you can find out how you can get involved too and what makes a Jewish farm, Jewish.


Today the web authentication can be considered as a part of our everyday life. To the most of the websites we can not log in in some form, be it a social media site or a page built for official administration.
Due to the expansion of smartphones the secure identification has been becoming a more difficult task owing to the newly appeared viruses and phishing programs as well as to the recklessness of the users. The following example demonstrates this challenge expressively: even sending of an sms to the given customer does not guarantee adequate security any more since the approval code will sent to the same device where the user saves its login data. In the same time the phone bound login unburdens the administration because the mobile is always ready at hand and the user can easily manage with that.
In my thesis I examined the most common attacking methods, the vulnerabilities of the users and the login securing servers. After this I reviewed what kind of solutions exists on the market for securing the authentication, and analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of this methods. Finally on the base of the collected requirements I planned myself a new authorization procedure which combines the comfortable login with the secure authentication. I proved this system in a simulation environment where I could challenge the operation of the technology at various cases.


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Stone masonry has existed since humanity could use and make tools. Stone masons created buildings, structures, and sculpture using stone from the earth. These materials have been used to construct many of the long-lasting, ancient monuments, cathedrals, and cities in a wide variety of cultures. Famous works of stonemasonry include the Taj Mahal, Easter Island statues, the Egyptian Pyramids, the Parthenon, Stonehenge, and Chartres Cathedral.
Types of Stone Masonry:
Rubble Masonry
When roughly dressed or undressed stones are laid in a mortar the result is a stone rubble masonry.
Ashlar Masonry
Stone masonry using dressed (cut) stones is known as ashlar masonry.
Stone veneer is used as a protective and decorative covering for interior or exterior walls and surfaces. The veneer is typically 1 inch thick and must weigh less than 15 lb per square foot so that no additional structural supports are required. The structural wall is put up first, and thin, flat stones are mortared onto the face of the wall. Metal tabs in the structural wall are mortared between the stones to tie everything together, to prevent the stonework from separating from the wall.
Slipform stone masonry is a method for making stone walls with the aid of formwork to contain the rocks and mortar while keeping the walls straight. Short forms, up to two feet tall, are placed on both sides of the wall to serve as a guide for the stone work. Stones are placed inside the forms with the good faces against the form work. Concrete is poured behind the rocks. Rebar is added for strength, to make a wall that is approximately half reinforced concrete and half stonework. The wall can be faced with stone on one side or both sides.
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Call Huntsville Brick & Stone today at (256) 804-0025 to get an estimate for your stone masonry project. No job is too small.
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