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5 reasons patents are worthless and more
An article entitled 5 Reasons You Should No Longer Bother Getting U.S. Patents (via Invent Blog) crossed my screen today. It would seem more IP protections are trimmed away every day. Consider these trends based on recent US Supreme Court rulings:
You're no longer guaranteed patent protection. This stems from a recent supreme court decision regarding eBay. Apparently, "there is no longer any assurance that rightful owners of valid US patents have any legal right to prevent unlawful trespassers from infringing his or her patent". Ouch.
You're no longer assured reliable patent licensing. "…a patent owner who licenses his or her patent via a legally-binding patent license agreement can no longer prevent the licensor of his or her valid patent license agreement from then suing the patent owner to challenge the validity of the patent…". Under certain circumstances, people get patents that shouldn't have been granted in the first place considering prior art or obviousness. Like the guy who patented a ham recently. Really. A ham. Or the bulleted list.
You can't get patent protection for combining "old elements". Well, I'm not sure I understand the gamut of what that can mean. In some cases, I'd think it's valid. In other respects, perhaps not.
Multiple damage sanctions against willful infringers are not increased. Again, I can see this two ways but considering this post was written by a law firm, I can understand their outrage at their livelihoods potentially being restrained. One must prove "objective recklessness" for multiple damages. The latter doesn't seem like a bad standard to me.
The climate is becoming increasingly disfavorable to patent holders and applicants. The author claims the USPO is trying to limit patent applicants with bureaucratic processes. It is likewise claimed that Congress is attempting to reform patent law with the goal of reducing royalties a patent owner can recover from infringers. While I'm no defender of Congress, I'm sure there's more to it than that.
In fashion related IP news, Joseph Abboud is being sued by Marty Staff of JA Apparel. Joseph sold his company and name to Marty Staff. After the sale, Abboud launched a new line called Jaz. The point of contention is that Abboud is making liberal use of his name for Jaz, to such extent that Staff claims Abboud's usage infringes upon the trademarks he purchased. Judging from the evidence, Staff's suit may have merit, although being the bad-boy of men's wear, he's not winning any friends. And Abboud should have had a bit more integrity. Shame shame. You can't have your cake and eat it too, watch words if you ever decide to sell your name.
The judge is urging the parties to come to an out of court agreement. Probably because it's so sticky, he doesn't want to rule on it. I wouldn't either. DNR (free access) posted two articles on the controversy. Actually, a lot more than that. It's been a no holds barred full blown cat fight in and out of the court room.
Unrelated: Marty Staff's JA Apparel, has made significant inroads toward becoming a lean manufacturer.
Last in fashion IP news, the battle over the proposed Design Piracy Prohibition Act aka H. R. 2033, plods forward. Katherine Whistler sends an entry from William Patry's blog. Patry, who has training and background in fashion design but is now senior counsel for Google, does not support the measure saying:
Tracing rights in fabric design is extraordinarily difficult, and I have tried in private practice to do so. And the bill … also includes a provision on secondary liability, sweeping in even more people as potential defendants. This is why there are references to those who seek to "improve the bill": the bill is so draconian, so unnecessary, and the consequences so devastating to those 99% of Americans who do not spend tens of thousands of dollars on a single piece of clothing, that one doesn't know whether to hide in a bunker or try and eliminate the the worst features of a bill that has only bad features… it is a sad day when a bill to benefit the tiniest fraction of an industry will be used to destroy the rest of it.
The garment industry is very divided, and most interestingly, the lines seem to be drawn geographically. Most of the East Coast (NY) seems to support it. The West Coast (and the AAFA) opposes it. Odd when you consider both regions -but not the AAFA- sway left. My vigorous disaccord of the proposed legislation is here. There's more detail on ApparelNews (free but they rotate material so get it now) and WWD (sub required).
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Kathleen started production patternmaking in 1981. Starting in 1993, she began providing consulting and engineering services to manufacturers, small companies, and startups with an emphasis on developing owner-operator domestic cut-and-sew operations. In 2015 she opened a 5,000 sqft. fully equipped sewing factory: The Sewing Factory School. Kathleen is the author of The Entrepreneur's Guide to Sewn Product Manufacturing, the most highly rated book of any topic in the garment industry. She's been mentioned numerous times in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, National Public Radio, Boston Globe, LA Times, Vogue, French Vogue and has at least 15 Project Runway alums at last count. Kathleen writes nearly all of the articles on Fashion-Incubator.com and hosts its forum, the largest private online community for apparel manufacturers on the web.
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Number 3 seems interesting and may have wide interpretation. Fashion is all about combining old elements into something new. I have been tracking various child related designers who have patented their baby accessories – most notably Taggies. I am not entirely sure how some of them, Taggies included, have obtained patent protection on utilitarian products in the first place. Even so the proliferation of copy-cat products that exist on Etsy and Ebay would make it difficult to enforce their patents. They will run out of money or energy at some point making the initial investment in the patent filing a complete waste and the copy-catters will continue unabated.
Shannon G says:
Kathleen, you are absolutely on target about patents, both for design and utility. I would add two more reasons why a patent is not necessarily encouraged. First, the legal research necessary to be certain your patent is unique might be prohibitively expensive. Second, a US patent only covers the US. A business entity from another country can very easily copy your design and sell it. Experience can be an expensive instructor:)
Lisa Bloodgood in Portland says:
I know that patents can take a heck of a lot of time to get approved. My husband's (non-sewn-products) company just got their patent approved, finally, after more than 5 years of the patent examiner constantly sending it back to the patent attorney for some little nitpicky thing that he didn't mention the previous time. So, yes, it can take a lot of time and money.
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M.S., Physiology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1978-1980.
B.S., Zoology and B.S., Environmental Biology, Eastern Illinois University, 1974-1978.
Investigations in my laboratory focus on understanding mechanisms and regulation of electrolyte transport across epithelial tissues and on innate immune function of the airway epithelium in relation to cystic fibrosis, asthma and allergic airway disease. Cultured human airway epithelial cells are currently used to study regulation of ion transport and cell migration by a variety of signaling molecules. A combination of electrophysiological approaches and molecular techniques provide a means of identifying transport mechanisms and signaling pathways that are important in controlling salt and fluid movement across the airway epithelium. Studies of innate immune function are being conducted in collaboration with Dr. Hirohito Kita from the Mayo Clinic. These studies address the role of the airway epithelium in allergic inflammation induced by environmental allergens and fungal infection of the lung.
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Leah Nora Beloff (24 January 1919 – 12 February 1997) was an English journalist and political writer. She worked for The Observer for three decades, from 1948 to 1978, and became a political correspondent in 1964, making her the first woman in such a role for a British newspaper.

Early life
Beloff was born in Kensington, London to Semion (Simon) Beloff (born Semion Rubinowicz) and Maria (Marie) Katzin. Her parents were of Russian–Jewish background, and her siblings included the historian Max Beloff, Baron Beloff, the psychologist John Beloff, the biochemist Anne Beloff-Chain and the headmistress Renee Soskin. Her paternal great-grandmother was Leah Horowitz-Winograd, the sister Eliyahu Shlomo Horowitz-Winograd and a descendant of the Hasidic master, Shmelke Horowitz of Nikolsburg (1726-1778). She attended King Alfred School and read history at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, graduating in 1940.

Career
After graduating from Oxford, Beloff worked for the British Foreign Office in 1941, joining its political intelligence department. She moved to Paris in 1944 to work for the British embassy, and stayed in Paris after World War II to work for Reuters. She worked for The Economist (1946–1948) and then The Observer as a Paris-based correspondent. She left Paris to cover the Cold War for The Observer from Washington, D.C. (1949–51), and Moscow. Her work first attracted significant attention during the Algerian War, when she reported on the torture of two women rebels, Djamila Bouhired and Djamila Boupacha, by French soldiers.

In 1964 she returned to London following her appointment as a political correspondent for The Observer; this made her the first woman political correspondent of a British newspaper. In this role, she often wrote critical pieces about the Labour Party, and Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson consequently petitioned The Observer to dismiss her. She remained in this post until 1976, and then worked as a special correspondent. Beloff left The Observer in 1978 after 30 years due to disagreements with its new editor, Donald Trelford.

Beloff wrote six books during her career: The General Said No (1963), Transit of Britain (1973), Freedom under Foot (1976), No Travel Like Russian Travel (1979), Tito's Flawed Legacy (1985) and Yugoslavia: An Avoidable War (published posthumously in 1997). She travelled extensively across Europe in her later career and, while reporting on the persecution of Soviet Jews, was arrested in Georgia and expelled from Yugoslavia.

She was long lampooned in the satirical magazine Private Eye under the nickname "Nora Ballsoff". She fought two legal actions against the magazine; she won libel damages of £3,000 but lost a breach of copyright action.

Personal life and death
Beloff was married to Clifford Makins, a sports editor for The Observer, from 1977 until his death in 1990. She died of a pulmonary embolism secondary to Hodgkin's lymphoma at the Royal Free Hospital, London, in 1997. After her death, Beloff's former editor Donald Trelford wrote that she "had one of the most distinguished careers any woman has had in British journalism".

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There are many interesting things that have captured my heart since landing in Kampala a month ago. A large influence has come from the children of this country. Though impoverished, without electronics to entertain them, sometimes half clothed and hungry, other times living with a full family in a small mud hut, and overall without many things you would think kids "need," they are happier than any children I have ever seen.
"You have," Martha said while starting to take it off to give Alex.
Even though Alex insisted she keep her headband, seconds later the girls were helping her put it on. For as little as these kids may have, it took nothing for Martha to just take something off her person and give it away.
Secondly, we have been on a handful of rides where we have journeyed through some back road areas. These areas consist of aluminum built huts and shops where chickens and turkeys wander freely, and children are everywhere. Whether on foot on in a vehicle, once the children notice us approach, they drop everything they are doing and begin darting towards the road.
One specific child touched me the most. This past weekend some of us journeyed to Jinga to go white water rafting on the Nile. In order to get to the launch site, we had to drive down a skinny clay road that I hesitate to even call a road. We chugged down this road through the brush trying to avoid getting stuck in the mud and/or tipping the bus. We passed by many tiny one family mud huts where, as usual, the children came running as soon as they heard a vehicle.
At one point we slowed down slightly so our driver could gently navigate around a large mud patch. I looked out my window to see a young boy and his little brother, not running towards us, but just standing on a small hill nearby. Our eyes met and the boy gave a big wave and smile. Without hesitation, I waved back to him. Instantaneously, the boy blew me a kiss, which caught me very off guard; I have yet to see that in Uganda. As if by reflex though, I blew him a kiss back. His smile widened as he blew me yet another kiss and kept waving to me as we slowly pushed on down the road.
It is simply amazing that with what little these children have, something as simple as a wave from a Mazungu seems to make their day. I only can imagine how the rest of the day they may reflect on how great of a day it was, just because of a wave or a blown kiss. We seem to have lost this simplicity in life. To a great extent, the negative moments in our daily lives is focused on, not the tiny great things.
I remember once reading an article about a blind man on the side of a road with a sign "I'm blind, please help," and a can for change. People passed by the man all day long with few dropping a little bit of pocket change in the can. Without the man's knowledge a passerby took his sign, scribbled on it, and mysteriously more people began putting money in the can. The passerby simply changed the sign to say, "It is so beautiful day out today, and I cannot see it." Personally, I feel it made the pedestrians change from an "ugh, here's another beggar," outlook to one of "Wow, I actually have the ability to see." It's a simply transformation from a focus on the negative to the positive things in our lives.
There's no reason more people should not smile on a daily basis. Things will go wrong most days, some minimal and some major, that is a given. I'd like to challenge all of you, take one day and write down every little positive thing that happens. No matter how you feel at the end of the day, read this list before you go to sleep and try not to smile.
Hold the door for someone, give a friend a compliment, say hello to a complete stranger, call a friend/relative you have not spoken to in awhile, blow someone a kiss….You never know how that little positive event may change their day as well.
I really enjoyed your article. I particularly enjoyed the way you describe some of the specific things you have observed and experienced. As someone who is not there, those things like the headband sharing and the kiss blowing really bring Kampala to life!


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I just want to have a tree control to select folders/files and then selected file opens up in an editor (.cshtml, js or css ).. If we save changes, the changes goes live!!

A: I ended up using codemirror.net as a code editor.

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Funding Facility Established to Accelerate Progress to End Preventable Maternal and Child Death
Posted on September 29, 2014 November 2, 2016
In a landmark decision, the World Bank, the United States, and governments of Canada and Norway announced at the 69th UN General Assembly their efforts to establish a new funding mechanism—the Global Financing Facility (GFF)—to support not only the acceleration needed to achieve MDG 4 and 5, but also a more long-term vision through 2030 to end preventable maternal and child deaths.
Dr. Ana Langer, Director of the Maternal Health Task Force at the Harvard School of Public Health welcomes this fund and its strategy. "The focus on both maternal, child and reproductive health for women and girls and 2030 as a finish line is most welcome as it reflects both a life cycle approach and proves consistent with the new set of goals that the global maternal and newborn health community has proposed post-2015," said Dr. Langer.
In addition, the establishment of this fund is a concrete action made by the global community to break down silos between initiatives and donors. This fund is collaborative by engaging a variety of stakeholders—from United Nations agencies to the private sector and domestic agencies—and integrates progress for both the MDGs and sustainable development goals.
"The Global Financing Facility provides much needed support to the collective efforts of the maternal, newborn, child and reproductive health global and national communities to significantly advance the unfinished agenda that still affects millions of girls, women and children around the world," said Dr. Langer as she reacted to the announcement.
Dr. Langer also emphasized the importance of the strategic approach taken by GFF to accelerate progress in countries that are falling short of their MDGs. "The GFF will focus on the most vulnerable countries having the potential, therefore, to reduce the unacceptable disparities that currently exist between countries and population groups," said Dr. Langer.
The GFF is not only for financing health initiatives, but will also aid developing countries to grow their economies from low- to middle-income and transition to long-term sustainable domestic financing.
Lastly, "the GFF emphasizes health information systems, an incredibly critical but weak area in most low- and middle-income countries. Having reliable and timely information will allow us to identify priorities, track progress, and improve accountability," said Dr. Langer.
The jumpstart to this fund comes with a pledge of $400 million from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), $600 million from Norway, and $200 million from Canada. These resources will work jointly with public-private partnerships and low-interest loans and grants through the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA). The combination of these resources is up to $4 billion and it is anticipated that this momentum will also mobilize additional funds from other donors, both domestic and international funds, and the private sector.
Countries and key partners are now consulting as they make plans for the design and implementation of GFF. The fund is expected to be fully functional in 2015.
Original news story: Development Partners Support the Creation of Global Financing Facility to Advance Women's and Children's Health
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'In A Heartbeat': Sarah Palin Signals Interest in Running for Congress
by Cullen McCue
in 2022, Politics
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin could soon represent the state in Congress. The seat, which was formerly occupied by Don Young, is now vacant after the longtime Congressman passed away last week. Palin said she would be "humbled and honored" to be tapped as a candidate during an interview with Newsmax on Monday.
Don Young died this past Friday at the age of 88. Young, who was the oldest member of both the House and Senate, had served as Alaska's lone U.S. Rep. since 1973. He is set to lie in state in the U.S. Capitol on March 29.
"If I were asked to serve in the House and take his place, I would be humbled and honored," Palin told Newsmax host Eric Bolling. "In a heartbeat, I would. We will see how this process goes in filling that seat — it would be an honor."
"It would be an honor."@SarahPalinUSA responds to calls urging her to replace the late Don Young's seat in the House of Representatives. pic.twitter.com/Vpd6Sn6Ssg
— Newsmax (@newsmax) March 21, 2022
If Sarah Palin seeks the GOP nomination for Alaska's At-Large Congressional District, she will be subjected to a "marathon" of elections in the immediate future. Whoever the GOP nominates to replace Young will first have to win a special election, then go through the primary process and finally, the general election, all within a span of five months. The upcoming elections will also be Alaska's first cycle under a new voting system.
According to the Anchorage Daily News, the Alaska GOP has said they want the focus in the immediate days to be on Young's legacy. A Democrat who is also seeking to replace Young told the publication that conversations are "undoubtedly" going on behind the scenes, however. "Anyone worth their salt is doing scenario planning right now, figuring out who's in and what that means," said Chris Constant, a Democrat who launched his U.S. House campaign last month.
Whether the Alaska GOP plans on tapping Sarah Palin for congress remains to be seen.
Later on the interview, Palin discussed the Biden Administration's policies with a particular focus on energy. "Some people, certainly not in the White House, are aware of what petroleum products are, what transportation costs affect when it comes to supply chain. [But] because of their lack of education or purposeful destruction of so many sectors of the economy — they certainly look to blame somebody else," Palin told Bolling.
Alaska's ninth governor pushed back on the Biden Administration's assertion that Putin is to blame for America's record-setting gas prices. "Americans do not believe at all when Jen Psaki and the president try to point the finger at another world leader for the economic problems we're having because of their policies shutting down our own development of the God-given resources we have untapped in America."
Gas prices reached an all-time national average high of $4.33 last Monday, according to AAA, and hit $5 per gallon in California.
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Northern Ireland Executive meets today to confirm lockdown reopening date
Northern Ireland's next step out of lockdown hangs in the balance as the Stormont Executive meets today to decide if the May 24 reopening can go ahead as planned.
By Ulster Star Reporter
Thursday, 13th May 2021, 10:59 am
First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill visit Clandeboye Golf Course in Co. Down for the launch of the PGA EuroPro Tour which will be held at the club in August yesterday. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye
Pubs, restaurants, cafes, and visitor attractions will be able to welcome customers indoors from May 24 onwards – unless the Executive decides otherwise at today's meeting.
But businesses are hoping that, as well as being allowed to open again for the first time in months, there will be other changes on the horizon around social distancing, the mixing of households and live music.
Janice Gault, Northern Ireland Hotels Federation (NIHF) chief executive, said travel and tourism should also be considered during today's review.
"The NIHF hopes that travel, tourism and hospitality will be considered in the review," she said.
"The issue to travel within the Common Travel Area needs to be addressed so that we can promote beyond the domestic Northern Ireland market. Hotels are seeing a lot of pent-up demand from those wishing to visit to see family and friends."
First Minister Arlene Foster, speaking during a visit to Clandeboye Golf Club in Bangor yesterday to offer her congratulations after it secured the PGA EuroPro Northern Ireland Masters Golf Tournament, confirmed travel would be on the agenda.
She said it would be "absolutely wrong" to prejudge what ministers will decide but that it is "safe to say we will be discussing international travel".
The News Letter reported this morning that it understands some in the Executive will be pushing for an earlier reopening date for indoor hospitality.
Stephen Reynolds, owner of the Front Page Bar, said an earlier opening date would be a "welcome compromise" for those businesses caught up in what Hospitality Ulster described as the "chaos" surrounding the opening of outdoor hospitality.
Some businesses that had hoped to open beer gardens and outdoor dining spaces ran foul of a strict interpretation of the rules on outdoor spaces.
"It doesn't apply to us here at the Front Page, but there were some that thought they were ready to open up again only to be told they can't," Mr Reynolds said.
"May 17 [for reopening, in line with England] would be a welcome compromise."
Mr Reynolds said that while he is looking forward to getting back to business, there are still some issues that need to be addressed.
"We have been here 31 years and we depend very much on entertainment," he said. "The whole social distancing thing and certainly the live music is a big issue for us. We would also like to see them look at the rules around the mixing of households."
Ms Gault of NIHF expressed a similar view, saying: "There are also four work streams being undertaken which look at mass gatherings, social distancing, international travel and vaccination."
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Jonathan Bell is pictured in the Belfast MET Culinary College kitchen with one of the biggest celebrity chefs in the United Arab Emirates, Alexio Pasquali.
Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister Jonathan Bell today joined five chefs from top Dubai hotels as they took part in a 'larder challenge' with Northern Ireland chefs at Belfast MET Culinary College.
The event, organised by Invest Northern Ireland, was part of a programme to showcase Northern Ireland's unique food and drink heritage and the pure, natural, quality of our produce.
Over 40 local companies submitted products which the chefs used to create a Year of Food & Drink Tasting Buffet. The producers of these ingredients then had the opportunity to meet the chefs who used their produce and also network with buyers from key retail and foodservice outlets in the Middle East. The 'larder' was stocked with products including salmon, cote de boeuf, striploin, lamb, cheeses, chutneys and jams.
Jonathan Bell said: "This larder challenge and networking showcase is an exciting opportunity for influential chefs and buyers in Dubai to sample the quality of our local products for themselves.
Harry Robinson, Belfast Met Curriculum Area Manager, School of Creative and Services Industries, said: "Belfast Met are delighted to host events such as the Larder Challenge in partnership with Invest NI and DETI. This event has provided our students with a fantastic opportunity to experience and participate in an event that features such a high calibre of professional chefs, and see first-hand how they work and interact in a culinary environment.


London has not been kind to Lottie Allbright. Realising it's time to cut and run, she packs up and moves back home - but finds her family in disarray. In need of a new place to stay, Lottie takes up the offer of a live-in job managing a local vineyard. There's a lot to learn - she didn't even know grapes could grow so far north! Butterworth Wines in the rolling Derbyshire hills has always been run on love and passion, but a tragic death has left everyone at a loss. Widowed Betsy is trying to keep the place afloat but is harbouring a debilitating secret.
Molly Baker is living her best life. Thirty-eight years old, she lives on the 25-acre Hope Farm in Buckinghamshire, surrounded by (mostly) four-legged friends and rolling hills. An ex-teacher, Molly runs the farm as an alternative education for kids who have special needs or behavioural issues. It's full on, but she wouldn't have it any other way. So when the well-groomed Shelby Dacre turns up at Hope Farm asking to enrol his son Lucas, Molly isn't fazed. But Lucas is distant, and soon Molly realises he might be more of a handful than she anticipated.
When Frankie stumbles upon an unopened letter from her late mother, she's delighted to have one last message from her...until she reads the contents and discovers the truth about her birth. Brimming with questions, she travels to York to seek further answers from the Mortimer family, but her appearance sends shock waves through them all. Meanwhile, Robyn Mortimer has problems of her own. Her husband, John, has become distant, and a chance remark from a friend leads Robyn to wonder exactly what he's not been saying. Dare she find out more?
The brand-new novel from the Sunday Times best-selling author of The Perfectly Imperfect Woman - a gorgeous listen full of love, life and laughter. Sophie Mayhew looks like she has the perfect life. Wife of rising political star John F Mayhew, a man who is one step away from the top job in the government, her glamour matches his looks, power, breeding and money. But John has made some stupid mistakes along the way, some of which are threatening to emerge.
This beautiful, moving novel of mothers and daughters and the secrets they share will fill hearts with love and light this Mother's Day.... Happy birthday, darling girl.... Ever since she can remember, Roisin has received a birthday card from her mother - the mother she has never met. Brought up by her adoptive parents, Keeley and Doug, Roisin has wanted for nothing. But on her 13th birthday a letter comes that shakes her world.
It's springtime in the Cornish village of Pendruggan, and as the community comes together to say a fond farewell to parish vicar Simon and his wife, Penny, a newcomer causes quite a stir.... Reverand Angela Whitehorn came to Cornwall to make a difference. With her husband, Robert, by her side, she sets about making changes - but it seems not everyone is happy for her to shake things up in the small parish, and soon Angela starts to receive anonymous poison pen letters.
If you had to pick five people to sum up your life, who would they be? If you were to raise a glass to each of them, what would you say? And what would you learn about yourself, when all is said and done? This is the story of Maurice Hannigan, an Irish farmer. Over the course of a Saturday night in June, he orders five drinks at the Rainsford House Hotel, and with each he toasts a key person from his life: his adored older brother; his troubled sister-in-law; his daughter of 15 minutes; his son far off in America; and his late, much missed wife.
A tumbledown hacienda in the Spanish countryside in want of love and care is just what a grieving Irish family needs to bring them together in this heartwarming, uplifting novel from number one Irish best seller Emma Hannigan. If you love reading Cathy Kelly and Patricia Scanlan and watching Under a Tuscan Sun, this is the perfect listen for you and a book you will want to share.
Vivienne Shager has it all. A high-flying job. A beautiful apartment. Friends whose lives are as perfect as her own. But on the afternoon of her 27th birthday, Vivi has a heart attack. Now Vivi's life shrinks back to how it began, as she moves back to the small seaside town she grew up in. With her time running out, there is one thing she wants to know the truth about.
Amanda King and Tess Cuffe are strangers who share the same Georgian house, but their lives couldn't be more different. Amanda seems to have it all, absolute perfection. She projects all the accoutrements of a lady who lunches. Sadly, the reality is a soulless home, an unfaithful husband and a very lonely heart. By comparison, in the basement flat, unwanted tenant Tess has spent a lifetime hiding and shutting her heart to love. It takes a bossy doctor, a handsome gardener, a pushy teenager and an abandoned cat to show these two women that sometimes letting go is the first step to moving forward and new friendships can come from the most unlikely situations.
Audrey's family are falling apart. Her two grown-up daughters, Jess and Lily, are estranged, and her two granddaughters have never been allowed to meet. One secret that echoes back to 30 years before has splintered the family in two, and is also the one thing keeping them connected. But as tensions reach breaking point, the irrevocable choice that one of them made all those years ago will inevitably rise to the surface and either split them apart for good - or bring them back together. A moving novel full of heart about the people closest to us.
When Mimi first visits her dad's new home in the Cotswolds, she falls in love with Goosebrook and the people who live there. (Well, maybe not snooty Henrietta, who lets Mimi walk miles in the rain rather than give her a lift.) There's Paddy, with his flashing eyes and seductive charm. Friendly and funny Lois makes Mimi laugh. And seriously gorgeous Cal is welcoming and charismatic. Though Mimi loves her city life and her career, she'd be very happy to return to Goosebrook if it means seeing more of him.
In the beautiful village of Vernazza, the Mazzone family have transformed an old convent overlooking the glamorous Italian Riviera into the elegant Lemon Tree Hotel. For Chiara, her daughter, Elene, and her granddaughter, Isabella, the running of their hotel is the driving force in their lives. One day, two unexpected guests check in. The first, Dante, is a face from Chiara's past, but what exactly happened between them all those years ago, Elene wonders. Isabella is preoccupied with the second guest, a mysterious young man who seems to know a lot about the history of the old convent.
Wonderful story! Loved every minute!
Lovely light, well written tale!
Caro Swanson has taken a job in a remote part of Scotland. She's answered an ad in The Lady: being a companion to an elderly gentleman who lives in a country estate could be perfect! Surely it is time to make a change and do something different for a while? The fact that she may also see Alec, the young man whom she met some years previously and whom she has always thought of as her 'one who got away', is of course purely incidental. Soon Caro is falling in love - not only with Alec but with the stunning house and grounds she is now living in.
From the number one best-selling author Emma Hannigan comes The Gift of Friends, a magical story of love, friendship and hope.
Kingfishers Road - a leafy, peaceful street in the town of Vayhill. But there are whispers behind closed doors. Who is moving into number 10?
In fact, each of the other four women who live close by has a secret, and each is nursing her own private heartache.
But could a gift be waiting on their doorsteps? And, by opening their front doors and their hearts to each other, could the women of Kingfishers Road discover all the help they need?
This 13th and final novel from the beloved and inspiring Emma Hannigan is a life-affirming, uplifting story that celebrates the strength and joys of female friendship.
A lovely light book to listen to while out walking. I really enjoyed the characters, predictable but enjoyable in a feel good way. The narration was excellent and the narrator really brought personality to the characters.


Review Tour for Ghost Witching by Ally Shields kicks off today! Make sure you check out the schedule and enter the GIVEAWAY!
Seeing ghosts should make solving homicides easy, right? Not even close.
When detectives Maggie York and Josh Brandt catch a new murder investigation involving occult rituals, ghosts, and venomous snakes, it seems like a case that could only happen in New Orleans. Not only does the victim's ghost demand Maggie's attention, but three apparitions begin appearing to her…sending the detectives on a search for more bodies. They soon discover the ghostly trio has links to the Witching Hour Society, an organization of self-declared witches with far more going on behind the scenes. Meanwhile, a neighbor believes the victim killed his family with a curse, and the media eagerly sensationalizes the entire story.
Making things worse, Maggie and Josh have hit a rough spot in their personal relationship. The tension between them is already high when Josh's ex-fiancée arrives in town…and wants him back.
Soon the violence is escalating, the ghosts grow more aggressive, and the deeper Maggie and Josh dig, the stranger things get. Welcome to murder New Orleans' style.
Stopping abruptly on the front door threshold, Maggie swept her gaze across the living room of the Garden District Victorian home, taking in the body of the matronly female victim and the carcass of the presumed killer sprawled on the polished floor. She drew in a shallow breath and placed one hand on the door frame, letting the eerie feel of the scene roll over her. It happened every time. She used to wonder why—before she knew her family origins. Now she just accepted it.
Her partner, New Orleans homicide detective Joshua Brandt and currently estranged lover, moved past her, no doubt welcoming the coolness of the air-conditioning. Unhampered by the strange sensations she experienced, he squatted next to the body.
Maggie closed the door, leaving the humid August heat outside, and circled to the far side of the victim. She noted, discarded, or filed away each detail, searching for the ones that would eventually lead them to a human predator.
Interesting scene, to say the least. Two sets of reddened punctures, one on the victim's neck, the other on the left cheek. But no blood, only a faint odor of death thanks to the hard-working AC. Pleasant features—or would have been if the eyes weren't wide open and fixed in a vacant stare—a few extra pounds but not excessive, hints of gray at the temples and roots of her short brunette hair. She'd been due for a touchup. A modern grandmother in faded jeans and a white shirt hanging open over a pale blue tank top.
"Maybe." Josh learned forward to inspect the bite marks, and a shock of dark hair fell over his forehead. Maggie's attention drifted to his strong profile, the sculpted cheekbones, the full black lashes. He hadn't shaved this morning, and she imagined the dark bristles scraping softly across her skin. Whoa, girl. Another example of why they needed to step back from their relationship. They'd grown too close, too intense, placing their on-the-job partnership at risk.
A week ago, Josh had played the alpha male, stepping into a situation she could have handled, and it had nearly gotten him killed. They'd argued for days, and yesterday—after living with him the past four months—she'd moved back to her own apartment. Ostensibly to think it over, reassess. But Maggie wasn't sure what would happen to them next. In spite of their casual, matter-of-fact conversation since he'd picked her up at her apartment a half hour ago, raw tension simmered under the surface.
Ally Shields grew up in the Midwest along the Mississippi River, still considers herself "a river rat," and currently resides near Des Moines. After a career in law and juvenile justice, she turned to full-time fiction writing in 2009. Her first urban fantasy, Awakening the Fire (Guardian Witch #1) was published in 2012, and she currently has twelve published novels. She loves to travel in the US and abroad and incorporates many of those settings into her books. Ms. Shields welcomes reader contact through her website and can frequently be found on Twitter.


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A 19th century folding screen painting from Korea, "The Joyous Banquet of Guo Ziyi," owned by the Art Institute of Chicago, is revealed to the press Monday after extensive conservation work. Jung-jae Conservation Center began work on the Joseon period work last August, funded by the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation.  Regarded by experts as being on par with royal court paintings, the res...
By Kim Hae-yeon
Published : May 31, 2022 - 14:45
Updated : May 31, 2022 - 14:45
A 19th century folding screen painting from Korea, "The Joyous Banquet of Guo Ziyi," owned by the Art Institute of Chicago, is revealed to the press Monday after extensive conservation work. Jung-jae Conservation Center began work on the Joseon period work last August, funded by the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation.
Regarded by experts as being on par with royal court paintings, the restored folding screen will be available for public viewing at the Art Institute of Chicago starting July 2.
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If you are looking for that specific tool it may find its way here. Always a work in progress, our store offers the ever popular Hiker Water Purifier along with other handy items we have used during our travels. If you are looking for a specific item drop us an email and we will see if we can track it down for you.
As we will be adding items as they become available, please feel free to drop by often. We also have a great selection of books picked out over at Amazon...check them out.
Our General Store is closed until further notice. This is due in part to high postal rates, and also due to a scarcity of raw materials. We hope to be back shortly.


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Pick up some of those squat mason jars for this great craft from I Gotta Create. Make your own mason jar pumpkins to act as party favors at Thanksgiving or as treats for your child's class. I won't even tell if you make one or two of these as a treat for yourself. Get the full instructions to make your own with this DIY mason jar pumpkins tutorial.


Love more, think less. The only law is love. Do not ask for love; give it. Love is strengthened when we love those who are difficult to love. Perfection is not in the future; it is now. Imperfection indicates a lack of love. The attainment of this wisdom is experiential. Love is not mental. States of ecstasy, love and bliss immerse you in your true nature.
By shifting your identity to spirit, all desires are instantly fulfilled. Your wise and loving spirit has set out upon a great journey in life. In the process the spirit took on a mind, a body and a lot of desire. The body-mind subtly became the identity, and life focused on fulfilling many desires. The spirit stood by quietly, watching life unfold, and waiting for the body-mind to realize the truth: Without spirit, there is no end to desires and the work required to fulfill them. The most important thing you can do in your life is to become the spiritual Self.
There is nothing wrong with the world; the trouble lies in the way you look at it. The manifest world will deceive you into believing that all that exists are opposing forces such as right and wrong, darkness and light, good and bad, us and them. Beneath the surface is the oneness that manifests as the many. This is the play of God, the veil of nature.
Learn to look within it and see the unity that is the true reality. Go beyond judgment and observe everything with compassion. Do this in all circumstances, no matter how bad things may look.
The body is the vessel that carries your spirit through life. Feed it the natural foods that have been placed on the earth by the Creator. Plants and herbs are for food and medicine. Eat a wide variety of fresh, raw plants in great abundance. Move from animal consciousness to higher consciousness by eating a plant-based diet.
Give up reliance on outer authority and have the courage to live from the true authority within you. Do not fear or avoid confrontations that are entered into for the sake of making righteous changes that may elevate humanity into greater unity and peace. These are opportunities to change human endeavor into divine expression on earth.
Do not fear change. Only the divine is eternally changeless. Remember that is what you really are.
Only by becoming nothing do we become something. Establish some good work on earth that will endure beyond your lifetime. Whatever money you make, you will not take it with you.
View money as a resource to make life better for everyone. Develop the passion to improve life on earth, and set your financial goals accordingly. Leave a legacy that will serve as many people as possible, beyond family and friends. Use your assets like a wise and loving ruler who must provide for many people. The more money you have, the more you can help. Make whatever fame you attain serve the higher good as well.
For more than 20 years, Chavah Aima has practiced and taught a wide variety of spiritual disciplines for personal growth, self-improvement and the expansion of consciousness. A former psychotherapist specializing in the recovery from addictions and trauma, she is a leading authority in spiritual psychology. Chavah is a worldwide advocate and teacher of the raw vegan diet for healing and spiritual acceleration. She has helped hundreds of people recover from diseases and addictions, and live healthier, more spiritually aware lives. An acclaimed Soul Analyst, Chavah provides personal consultations and certification training for Soul Analysts worldwide.
Chavah is the author of Soul Analysis: What your Birthday Reveals about your Spiritual Destiny, Living Light: The 21-Day Alchemical Regeneration Plan, The Secret Traditions of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and The Green Lion: An Alchemist's Guide to Juicing. Chavah has also created audio training programs and meditation CD's.
Her latest book is Soul Analysis, an intriguing reference book that lets you look up your birthday and discover your spiritual destiny and soul mission in life. If you have ever wondered about the purpose of your life, or wanted to understand how to turn your challenges into strengths, Soul Analysis will help you achieve these important goals. Unravel the mysteries of yourself and others with Soul Analysis. Get your copy now!
Chavah offers Soul Analysis consultations, Soul Destiny reports and Relationship Analysis to help you master your most important relationships. She provides a Soul Analyst certification program for counselors, mentors, coaches and anyone who thrives on helping other attain their highest potential, teaching others how to use this remarkable tool to support healing, personal growth and awakening. Chavah offers study groups focused on spiritual life and time-honored enlightenment traditions. She is available to speak at events, festivals and seminars.
That is how i live my life.Like you said,in your profile,I guess that is what i call it.Recovering from addictions. it will be 9years in October,that i have done that.I have done a lot of inside work,on myself. I found that i didn't believe in a lot of things I thought i did,but doing the work,and changing who I thought I was,to discover who I wanted to be. Today I can say I LOVE ME,which gives me the ability to love others.All the money I make,I support humanity,and all the living things on this planet.
I care how humans are destroying this planet,and killing so many in the process of greed. I try to do my part of making things right,but the rich have to get richer. Oil Is destroying this planet,So many don't believe in climate change,but the weather says differently. i guess God,and Mother nature,are going to set it straight,I hope for end of days.
This is who I am,and what I care about,is just what I believe.
Thanks for sharing the love Patrick! It sounds like an amazing journey! Keep going!
WoW!!! One thing I need to ask is how do you live spiritually, I would love to live that for the rest of my life. Thank you for great insight.
Thanks Katie! Living spiritually is simply living consciously. No matter where you are, or what your life is like, you can be fully present every moment, and look at everything with love. Connecting with consciousness traditions, learning the path and creating a daily discipline for practice and meditation are great supports too!
I also use the words "spiritual" and "consciousness" interchangeably, depending on to whom I am speaking. Then again, I find my Self defining "spiritual" differently than "religious" so I must have mutually agreed upon definitions in order to have a productive conversation. There are many paths to the One Truth: we are all connected by our consciousness. Best wishes in finding your spiritual path. I find this website always, all ways, up lifting.
Yes, we need Love, Endurance and Trust for our life.
Thanks Sung! Yes we do need these qualities to make the most of life. Great reminder!
Yes, I do agree. Thank you so much!


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MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Education for Life
MCS Vision & Mission
Extra-Curricular Programs
Learn More About Montessori
The Montessori Philosophy
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Support MCS
FEATURED SUPPORTERS
Dr. Sherri Tisza
When Dr. Sherri Tisza joined
the MCS board of trustees in
November 2015, she was
already a very familiar face Dr. Sherri Tisza
to MCS. Along with her
husband, Joe Mottl, and sons,
Joseph "Pepi" and Akayah, the Mottl/Tisza ʻohana have attended almost every school event since they enrolled in 2011. In addition, Sherri was president of the Parent Faculty Association (PFA) from 2013-2015, and co-chair for Montessori Magic 2014 and 2016.
Sherri is a board-certified clinical psychiatrist with a full practice. Sherri and Joe are always generous supporters of Montessori Magic's auctions, enlivening the guests year after year with their winning bids on class projects and top-level amounts for Raise the Paddle.
Sherri's volunteerism, ambassadorship of MCS and MCS Fund contributions makes her "Solid Gold" to Montessori Community School!
Dr. James P. Cowen
Dr. James P. Cowen was a true friend
of Montessori Community School.
Jim, a professor of Oceanography at
the University of Hawaii, Manoa, and
his wife, Beverly Quon, had two sons
who attended MCS, Nathan, MCS '95, Dr. James P. Cowen
and John Michael. Jim could always
be counted on to help when help was
needed. He served on our Board of Trustees, built furniture for our classrooms, installed new playground equipment, and participated in numerous work parties.
After their children went on to other schools, Jim's confidence and belief in Montessori education and our faculty inspired him to invite two of our elementary teachers to join the Teacher at Sea program in 2002 and 2006. Jerry Mueller and Lisa Nakata were able to board the ALVIN submersible and descend to depths of over 2,000 meters to study hydrothermal vents and the creatures that exist nearby. The teachers enthusiastically brought their experiences aboard the ALVIN back to their eager students, and the elementary curriculum has incorporated deep sea ocean study ever since. In fact, one student two years ago said that she would like to grow up to study hydrothermal vents, herself!
When Jim passed away on July 26, 2013, the MCS community was deeply saddened by the loss. It was with great surprise that we learned that Jim's estate bequeathed a generous gift to MCS to be used for tuition assistance for families with demonstrated need. Since there was no timeline attached to this bequest, we carefully safeguarded this gift until it could be used in the manner it was intended. Additional endowment gifts were added along with other monies approved by the board, and gifts made in honor of Patsy Tom were given, under her direction, to this fund. It is with joy that we announce the opening of the Children's Education Fund with a starting balance of $100,000.00, in which the corpus of Jim's gift will remain intact and continue to create additional funds to be used for tuition assistance.
Jim's time on the board was completed, and the classroom furniture and playground equipment he built are due for replacement. But Jim's impact on our students' curriculum, and on the diversity of our student body through tuition assistance, will live on for years to come.
Jim Cowen and MCS teacher MCS teacher Jerry Mueller "Ocean Voyages" mural inspired in part by the deep sea voyages of Alvin
Lisa Nakata prepare for Lisa's demonstrates the interior dimensions
descent in Alvin of the 3-person control sphere
inside a full-scale replica of Alvin
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Wow, we are honoured and excited to announce that FaB won the 2016 Arts Bath Life Award.
This is an amazing symbol of appreciation for what we do, a high five to every Artist, Volunteer, Committee Member, our thousands of visitors, and all the effort and passion that's been poured into FaB over the last 10 years (and the 15+ years before that which built FaB's foundations under various other names).
We received a dozen amazing statements of support from people around us, which have been really touching.


a tiny pie slice of time for a quick post.
inspired by my recent 2 weeks in Saskatchewan, I reread Ross' masterpiece. I first read it as a young girl of 19 and coming back to it so many years later as a mature woman, I'm amazed at how much I missed on that first reading. I savoured each page this time. what a beautiful writer. poetic. he sustains the narrative and yet manages to meditate on place, relationship between man/woman, woman/child, woman/God, woman/herself. equally I'm impressed that he writes convincingly from a woman's point of view. the only other male writer that I've read who managed this, is Brian Moore. I'm thinking of the Passion of Judith Hearne which I am determined to reread again after a few decades.
it's great to revisit these writers and see if they have withstood the test of time. I was disappointed last year when I reread (or tried) Margaret Lawrence's The Diviners. something was clunky with it. I think it was the form. I found her memorybank movies (or something to that effect) to be forced. some of the language as well placed it too firmly in the 1970's to a distraction level.
on another topic, watch the Globe and Mail in the next few weeks. I've been interviewed about my position as a war artist with the Canadian Forces Artist Program. all five of us artists are featured.
also, I'll be featured in the Maple Leaf, the Canadian Forces official newspaper, sometime in the near future.
I have no idea where I'm being sent or when. the hope is for Afghanistan sometime in the next 18 months. I'll keep you posted.


At more than two million volumes, the Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library stands today as the largest academic research library on Long Island. A recent $3 million modernization of the North and Central Reading Rooms has transformed the Library into a centralized, interdisciplinary learning environment: a model for the 21st century university campus.
The north room features a 30-seat flexible learning lab; 12 technology-enabled collaboration rooms that students can reserve online; ergonomic seating for individual and group study; optimized lighting and acoustics to enhance focus and learning; and a one-stop service desk that assists students, faculty and staff with library services and functions.
The central room is designed to be a community gathering place within the library. It features an event space that can accommodate up to 100 people, a reading nook with magazines and newspapers, two classrooms and group study suites equipped with collaborative technologies.
The Stony Brook Foundation Knowledge Commons also provides more conspicuous seating for Library faculty and staff, making them more accessible and available to help visitors.


Spearhead tells the riveting World War II story of an American tank gunner's journey into the heart of the Third Reich, where he will meet destiny in an iconic armor duel — and forge an enduring bond with his enemy.
When Clarence Smoyer is assigned to the gunner's seat of his Sherman tank, his crewmates discover that the gentle giant from Pennsylvania has a hidden talent. He's a natural born shooter. At first, Clarence and his fellow crews in the legendary 3rd Armored Division ("Spearhead") thought their tanks were invincible. Then they met the German Panther, with a gun so murderous it could shoot through one Sherman and into the next.
Battling through the ruins, Clarence will engage the fearsome Panther in a duel immortalized by an Army cameraman. And he will square off with Gustav Schaefer, a teenager behind the trigger in a Panzer IV tank, whose crew has been sent on a suicide mission to stop the Americans. As Clarence and Gustav trade fire down a long boulevard, they are taken by surprise by a tragic mistake of war. What happens next will haunt Clarence into modern day, drawing him back to Cologne to do the unthinkable: to face his enemy, one last time.
Adam Makos is the author of The New York Times bestseller A Higher Call, and the critically acclaimed Devotion. Inspired by his grandfathers' service, Makos chronicles the stories of American veterans in his trademark fusion of intense human drama and fast-paced military action, securing his place "in the top ranks of military writers," according to the Los Angeles Times.
This program is also made possible with generous funding from the Livingston Foundation.


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While everyone thinks you should feel blessed, sometimes it can be a right ball ache finding hairstyles for thick hair that actually work.
Thick hair can take ages to style, not every haircut works and sometimes it's almost impossible to create a 'do that doesn't look like it's straight out of the 80s.
If you want to create the illusion of thinner hair, you need to section parts off. Diane Kruger is a master of weaving her hair intricately, making it look more delicate, while Kate Middleton often uses the good old half up 'do to help hers seem less thick.
For a quick fix, simply tuck your hair behind your ears to create a dual texture look. The sleekness at the top will nicely balance the fullness at the ends. Same goes for pushing your hair back on one side à la Gigi Hadid. Ombre hair also works well, as the lighter shade makes ends look less heavy.
Ever popular bobs and lobs both look great with thick, bouncy hair. Go for a blunt edged bob if you have a round face, or softer tapered layers with a square face to soften your jaw line.
For celebrity inspiration, look to stars like Rose Byrne or Julianne Hough for the perfectly styled thick bob.
If you want to keep the fullness of your style without adding layers, aim for a length just past your shoulders. It's long enough to style, but won't take you half day to curl, wave or straighten.
Keep in mind that chin to shoulder length hair can be hard to work; waves will add an interesting element to thick hairstyles for medium length.
Long, thick hair is great because you can do SO much with it; the world is your oyster when it comes to choosing from intricate long braids, bun hairstyles or other hair updos.
Blake Lively and Kate Middleton are two of the biggest names in thick and lustrous hair, constantly stepping out with beautiful blow dries and bouncing curls (also constantly the objects of our envy).
Read on for our guide to the top ten hairstyles for thick hair, as demonstrated by our favourite celebrities.
The benefit of having thick hair is that you can put it up into a top knot and it will look voluminous without the need of a hair donut.
Tong your hair at the ends to give it movement. This will break up the bulk and give your hair more dimension.
Don't underestimate the power of a fringe. You're lucky enough to be able to go for a full one too, so use it to your advantage.
A lot of people with thick hair move away from bobs and LOBs, but you don't need to. Just ask your hairstylist to use a razor to take away volume at the ends (not the top!). This will give you more movement.
A fishtail plait or braid will work wonders with thick hair. You get to see far more detail with these styles when you have thick hair than you would if you had thin hair.
A side fringe and nice beehive bun will look chic and easy.
Kate is like the icon for thick hairstyles. Do as she does. We love this half up, half down 'do.
Pushing your hair back off your face and adding movement to the ends is a great way of styling thicker hair.
Try a low ponytail and pull out some hair around your face to give yourself a softer look.


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2019 Fall Gap
Final Yak
Anna G., Instructor
Dear all, I am sitting here along the Preaek Tuak Chuu with my book and tea, having a moment to myself, but not feeling so alone because my mind is on you. I know you would believe me when I tell you that I already wrote a different version of this......Read More
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Sarah O'Brien, Dragons Admin
Qatar Airways Flight #703 has landed on time. By now students are making their way through customs and are on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels and a happy reunion with loved ones at home!...Read More
Sarah O'Brien
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Morocco: Ancient Cities to the Atlas Mountains
Air France flight #006 arrived 22 minutes late at 4:17pm. By now, many students are making their way through customs and on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels and a happy reunion with loved ones at home!...Read More
South America: Andes & Amazon - Group A, Uncategorized
Avianca flight #962 arrived at 3:43pm EST. By now, many students are making their way through customs and on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels and a happy reunion with loved ones at home!...Read More
Mekong: The Tibetan Plateau to the Heart of Southeast Asia, Indonesia: Community, Culture, & Conservation
We just heard from the student leaders this afternoon whom have reported that the group flight had landed safely. By now, many students are making their way through customs and on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels......Read More
Mekong: The Tibetan Plateau to the Heart of Southeast Asia
China: South of the Clouds
Air China Flight 987 arrived 28 minutes early into Terminal B at LAX! By now, many students making their way through customs and are on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels and a happy reunion with loved ones at home!...Read More
South America: Andes & Amazon - Group C
Miriam, Dragons Admin
We heard from the student leader early this morning who reported that the group flight had landed safely. By now, many students are on their way to their home airports. We wish them the safest of travels and a happy reunion with loved ones at home!...Read More
Transference: A Journey's End Before Many...
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In the last days of our group being in Nepal, we return to the neighborhood surrounding Boudha stupa, which has become a sort of home for our group. During Transference, all of us begin to process the many changes and experiences of the last three......Read More
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South America: Andes & Amazon - Group B
Santa Cruz to Miami Flight delayed
Julianne, Dragons Admin
Dear Group B friends and families, The group's Boliviana de Aviación flight from Santa Cruz to Bolivia was ultimately delayed by an hour and a half. They departed this morning at 9:31 local time and are currently en route to Miami,......Read More
Good Bye for Now…
Instructors, Instructor
The students have made safely through security with the group at the Tribhuvan Airport in Kathmandu. These Babus will be boarding their first flight home very soon! Thanks for lending us your loving children– many stories await you upon their......Read More
Final good byes
Dear friends and family, Him C students have entered the airport for their returning flight to the United States. After tears, hugs and touching good byes, and hearts filled with memories, instructors watched students pass through the security check......Read More
Los Insstructores, Instructor
Buenos días. Our Andes and Amazon Group A adventure has come to an end. This morning Sierra and Bryn boarded a plane from Cusco to Lima and then on to Miami. The rest of our group is staying on in Cusco for varying times. It has been an incredible......Read More
Los Insstructores
Students in the Airport!
All the students are in the airport and checking in!...Read More
Andes and Amazon Group B – Departing for...
Dave Haffeman, Dragons Admin
Dear Friends and Family, Group B has made their connecting flight in Santa Cruz to Miami. They have boarded their flight and are awaiting departure. The flight is on time and they are scheduled to leave on time. Safe journeys home! *Lucas not......Read More
Dave Haffeman
A final farewell
Karlee, Instructor
And off they flew. We don't want to believe it to be true… But sadly to this Mekong Semester, We bid you adieu....Read More


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Tacoma Community College serves 5,823 students (60% of students are full-time).
Minority enrollment is 51% of the student body (majority Hispanic and Asian), which is more than the state average of 50%.
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The student population of Tacoma Community College has declined by 10% over five years.
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The public in-state tuition of $4,194 is more than the state average of $4,105. The in-state tuition has stayed relatively flat over four years.
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Tacoma Community College is one of 34 Washington community and technical colleges, serving Tacoma-Pierce County. The college Offers 44 state approved professional/technical programs. TCC offers a variety of professional/technical programs designed to prepare you for the workforce. These programs can lead to a two-year Associate in Applied Science degree, or a program certificate. TCC also offers a variety of freshman and sophomore-level courses, transferable to a four-year college or university. TCC traces its roots to 1962, when residents of the Tacoma-Pierce County area elected to fund and build a local community college. Directors of the Tacoma School District No. 10 applied for authorization to build the college in 1961. TCC received state approval to begin construction in 1963 and opened for class on Sept. 28, 1965. The college's main campus offers a range of academic and occupational degrees, continuing education classes, and developmental learning opportunities. About 8,400 students come to our 150-acre campus each quarter. Since TCC's opening in 1965, more than 400,000 people have attended. The college is accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and of Colleges and Universities.
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Pierce County, WA community colleges have a diversity score of 0.70, which is higher than the national average of 0.00. The most diverse community college in Pierce County, WA is Tacoma Community College. Read more about community college diversity statistics in the USA.


Praja Rajyam Party president K Chiranjeevi has appealed to people of the country to maintain peace and communal harmony after the Allahabad High Court delivers its judgment in the Ayodhya case on Friday. In a statement in Hyderabad on Friday, Chiranjeevi said all sections of society should observe restraint whatever be the court's verdict in the case.
"Let us all observe restraint and maintain peace and communal harmony not only in the state but also across the country," Chiranjeevi said. However the verdict is postponed for a week after the supremecourt directive on a case.


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Q: Store scraped data from news website using PostgreSQL through flask_sqlalchemy The idea of the project in a nutshell:
I want to store the data that I scraped from news sites in a Postgres database and then query this data and display it in a site using the Flask framework.
Type of data I want to scrape: Title, Link, Image, date (save date as string, because the format of date for each website will be different), Type of news article (Political, economic and sports news).
I create one-to-many relationships in a database (one type has many news data).
I used BeautifulSoup and requests libraries for scraping

models.py
import os
from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy

db = SQLAlchemy()

class Type(db.Model):
    __tablename__ = 'Type'

    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True)
    type_name = db.Column(db.String(80))
    news = db.relationship('News', backref='type_news', lazy='dynamic')

    def __init__(self, type_name):
        self.type_name = type_name

    def __repr__(self):
        return f'<Type {self.id}>'

class News(db.Model):
    __tablename__ = 'news'

    id = db.Column(db.Integer, primary_key=True, autoincrement=True)
    title = db.Column(db.String(200))
    link = db.Column(db.String(200))
    date = db.Column(db.String(200))
    img = db.Column(db.String(300))

    type_id = db.Column(db.Integer, db.ForeignKey('type.type_id'))
    type = db.relationship('Type')

    def __init__(self, title, link, date, img):
        self.title = title
        self.link = link
        self.date = date
        self.img = img

    def __repr__(self):
        return f'<News {self.id}>'

config.py
from os import environ, path

db_host = environ.get('DB_HOST', default='localhost')
db_name = environ.get('DB_NAME', default='NewsSqlDB')
db_password = environ.get('DB_PASSWORD', default='securepass')
db_port = environ.get('DB_PORT', default='5432')
db_user = environ.get('DB_USERNAME', default='postgres')

# Database
SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI = f"postgresql://{db_user}:{db_password}@{db_host}:{db_port}/{db_name}"
SQLALCHEMY_TRACK_MODIFICATIONS = False

init.py
import os
from flask import Flask

def create_app(config_filename=None):
    app = Flask(__name__, instance_relative_config=False)
    app.config.from_mapping(
        SECRET_KEY=os.getenv('SECRET_KEY') or b'\x01\xeb\xab/\x026\xd3\xc4?\xfd\x02\x1b\x058\x81`\xe6['
                                              b'\xd6\x8bR\n\xec5',

    )
    if config_filename is None:
        app.config.from_pyfile('config.py', silent=True)
    else:
        app.config.from_mapping(config_filename)

    from .models import db
    db.init_app(app)

    return app

How data looks like after scraping: This is how I save my data after scraping website (I Save a lot of data for each type).
data = {
    'Type': 'Sport',
    'Title': ['any title about sport', 'any title about sport', 'any title about sport', ...],
    'Link': ['https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=923825', ...],
    'Date': ['الجمعة 27 , آب 2021 19:08', ...],
    'Image':
      ['https://images.weserv.nl/url=ninanews.net/Uploads/Images/2021/8/923825c67
3d87e-ef7c-4d68-ad58-1981d5681284.jpg&w=200&h=150&t=absolute', ...],
}

scrape.py
data = {}
for i in [2, 4, 5]:
    url = f'https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/List?key={i}'
    data["Type"] = get_url_type(url)[0]
    data["Title"] = get_title(i, pages)
    data["Link"] = get_link(i, pages)
    data["Date"] = get_date(i, pages)
    data["Image"] = get_images(i, pages)
    news = News(title=data['Title'], link=data['Link'], date=data['Date'], img=data['Image'])
    type_ = Type(type_name=data['Type'])
    type_.news.append(news)
    db.session.add(type_)
    db.session.add(news)
    db.session.commit()

app.py
from News import create_app
from News.models import db, News, Type

app = create_app()

@app.route('/')
def hello_world():
    type_ = Type.query.order_by(Type.type_name).all()
    titles = News.query.order_by(News.title).all()
    return f"Titles: {type_}" # Titles: []

if __name__ == '__main__':
    with app.app_context():
        import News.scrape_ninanews
        db.create_all()
        app.run()

My problem: I can't save those data to postgresql database(flask_sqlalchemy) so I can display it in my site.
I see this this error:
[SQL: INSERT INTO news (title, link, date, img, type_id) VALUES (%(titl
e)s, %(link)s, %(date)s, %(img)s, %(type_id)s) RETURNING news.id]
[parameters: {'title': ['العراق يحرز المركز الثاني في بطولة العالم بالق
وة البدنية', 'باير ليفركوزن يتصدر الدوري الألماني', 'منتخبنا الوطني يغا
در إلى كوريا الجنوبية', 'اتحاد  ... (336 characters truncated) ... كأس
السوبر', 'الجوية يخطف الدولي علاء عباس', 'غدا.. طائرة خاصة تنقل منتخبنا
 إلى كوريا الجنوبية', 'منتخبنا الأولمبي يخسر أمام منتخب ليبيا الأول ودي
اً'], 'link': ['https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=92420
2', 'https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=924200', 'https:
//www.ninanews.com/Web ... (480 characters truncated) ... site/News/Det
ails?key=923773', 'https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=92
3757', 'https://www.ninanews.com/Website/News/Details?key=923755'], 'da
te': ['السبت 28 , آب 2021 21:14', 'السبت 28 , آب 2021 20:53', 'السبت 28
 , آب 2021 20:12', 'السبت 28 , آب 2021 19:34', 'السبت 28 , آب 2021 17:1
3', 'الجمعة 2 ... (72 characters truncated) ... :13', 'الجمعة 27 , آب 2
021 14:29', 'الجمعة 27 , آب 2021 14:19', 'الجمعة 27 , آب 2021 14:12', '
الجمعة 27 , آب 2021 13:37', 'الجمعة 27 , آب 2021 13:34'], 'img': ['http
s://images.weserv.nl/?url=ninanews.net/Uploads/Images/2021/8/924202-e4e
b72b7-f1d5-46f3-ae45-543e35073a79.jpg&w=200&h=150&t=absolute', 'https:/
/i ... (1229 characters truncated) ... =absolute', 'https://images.wese
rv.nl/?url=ninanews.net/Uploads/Images/2021/8/923755-48f28451-08c1-452b
-9de5-14bb07e842fa.jpg&w=200&h=150&t=absolute'], 'type_id': 1}]
(Background on this error at: https://sqlalche.me/e/14/9h9h)

A: The length of the columns in the News table is 200. The data of some of the fields you try to insert is > 200. You can set the length to higher value and try again.


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Apologies for the colour issues in this photo! I'll stop taking pictures with a camera phone!
Another foray into a rogue cooking magazine, another quick supper.
This time it's the April 2011 UK Delicious, brought as a present by my best mate when she visited for a couple of weeks earlier in the year. The recipe comes from the "Shortcut suppers" section, which makes use of various store cupboard standbys and ready made bits and pieces.
This recipe is so simple I'd suggest that only the laziest of cooks would need to resort to store bought mash or sauce.
Now, the recipe calls for "pork loin medallions". I wasn't sure what this translated to in Australian (although I have found Australian recipes using the same terminology), but my butcher sells what he calls "pork schnitzels" which are vaguely round, reasonable thin pieces of pork (they've not been put through the tenderiser or crumbed). Basically, you're looking for a piece of meat that will cook quickly, that is lean and is without bone.
To cook the pork, dip the medallions in egg and then crumb with a mixture of breadcrumbs, finely grated parmesan cheese, pepper and herb of your choice (sage, thyme or oregano will all work well). Pan fry (in plenty of hot oil) until cooked and the topping is golden and crispy.
As there's no Waitrose for any of us to nip to for the cider and mustard sauce you have to make your own. Fortunately, this isn't difficult: remove the pork from the pan and deglaze with either dry cider or white wine. Add a teaspoon of grainy or Dijon mustard (I prefer grainy, as I find Dijon can be a little too vinaigery), stir well and finish with some cream. Allow it to thicken a little and … sauce done!
Serve with a quick colcannon. In advance, pan fry a finely sliced leek and some finely sliced white cabbage until soft. Make mash your usual way and mix through the greens. This is great way of making mash a bit more interesting, as well as getting a few extra veggies on your plate.
All too easy and this makes an interesting meal out of relatively simple ingredients. Just remembering to add some parmesan cheese to breadcrumbs is enough to jazz up pretty much anything you end up crumbing in future!