Half baths, also known as water closets or powder rooms, can be very useful in a home. They add a household convenience and can fit into a small space. But if your household has outgrown your home's complement of full baths, you may be considering converting your existing half bath or half baths into a full bathroom.
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The bathroom is one of the most important rooms in any house and designing it for maximum utility and comfort is essentially. When remodeling your bathroom, here are 5 common design mistakes to avoid.
Bathrooms are naturally quite wet. It's estimated that proper waterproofing costs should account for 5 to 10 percent of the total cost of the room. Also, many materials that work fine in the design showroom don't necessarily hold up to long-term exposure to moisture. This is why it's best to design and build with durable materials that stand up to any moisture.
Bathroom floors need traction. Having a shiny floor such as glossy tile or polished stone for a bathroom is a major no-no. Also, carpets and bathrooms don't mix, due to the fact that with how much moisture ends up being in a bathroom, you invite mold, mildew, or other things to collect in the carpet. Bath mats are fine as long as they're washed often, but carpeting, especially around the toilet, can collect a lot of unwanted smells and sanitary issues.
Many designers will suggest that having no natural light in any room, especially the bathroom, is a major sin. This can't always be avoided based on where the bathroom needs to be put. Skylights and light tubes are good ways to get around not having space for a window available. But these options aren't always available for the space, either. There are innovative design options such as finding ways to bring in light from adjoining rooms. In any case, if you have no way to let in natural light, use light cabinetry and have plenty of ambient lighting in the bathroom to avoid making the space feel creepy.
Typical 4×4 white tile is something found in far too many remodeled bathrooms. This rather bland design choice is often made in anticipation of future home resale value. Some remodels go the exact opposite direction and use tile designs that are either incredibly bright or overpowering. It may be the choice of some to go overboard to add visual interest to one of the most important rooms in the home. The trick is to add a splash of color to make for a nice conversation piece, not to have a distracting design that confuses everyone but you that uses the bathroom.
The last thing you want to do when using the bathroom is to feel like you're taking off in a jet when you turn on the exhaust fan. Despite building codes requiring "fart fans" (yes, that's an actual term), far too often cheap $25 fans that are extremely loud and attached to cheap flexible ducts. While they may pass inspection for the airflow, measured in CFM (Cubic Feet per Minutes), no one wants to turn on that fan. There are many options that are long-lasting and so quiet that you forget they're even there, well worth the extra few dollars.
Keeping these 5 design aspects in mind, your next bathroom should turn out to be durable and enjoyable for many years to come.


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This Call Of Duty League Player Blew Himself Up In Spectacular Fashion
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Everyone makes mistakes when playing video games. Whether it's jumping the wrong way into a bottomless pit, or just forgetting to look at the time and watching the opposing player run out of time, we all make mistakes that make us want to uninstall and never again. game time again. However, most of us are not professional players. Most of us log in on weekends or play a few rounds after work or dinner.
On the other hand, Call of Duty League players live and breathe their game, and the types of mistakes they make while playing aren't even close to the mistakes we ordinary players make. That's why this clip of Los Angeles Thieves player Johnathon "John" Perez is so shocking to watch. During a search and destroy round, he was planting a bomb when he felt suppressed fire, so he wisely moved out of the way and threw a grenade in response. The problem was that the grenade landed right in front of the wall he was hiding behind killing him instantly. The kill feed adds insult to injury by saying "mistakes were made" in addition to his accidental death.
Unfortunately for Perez, things don't get much better. The Thieves continued to lose the game of Search and Destroy helping the Paris Legion draw 1-1 in the best series of the year with a score of 1-1. It's a shame for him, but the 2016 Call of Duty World League MVP might be back. You can't become a pro by letting mistakes like this let you down. However, for the rest of us, while it's shocking to see that happen in an environment like this, it's nice to know that even the best people at COD blow themselves up sometimes.
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« The Grand Canal of Versailles!!! | The Place Raoul Dautry of Paris!!! »
The Belvedere du Petit Trianon of Versailles!!!
Here I am bringing you back to my beloved Versailles of wonderful family times living in one of the most visited cities in the world, for good reason. The Domaine de Versailles is a masterpiece all over, and not just the castle/château when we say Domaine it means the whole incluing the gorgeous little Petit Trianon (see post) and its Belvedere and Rock. I have mentioned it briefly in previous posts, therefore, let me tell you a bit more on them in one deserving post.Hope you enjoy it as I.
The Belvédère du Petit Trianon ,or Pavillon du rocher, (Rock pavilion) is a neoclassical garden factory, erected between 1778 and 1781 by Richard Mique, for the queen of France Marie-Antoinette, within the English Garden of the Petit Trianon, in the Domaine de Versailles. We used to go a lot as our jogging leisure walks were by there along the Allée Saint Antoine road coming off the Porte Saint Antoine (see post) by entrance on the Bd Saint Antoine. Walking in on your right you had first the Hameau of Marie Antoinette (see post). Glorious !!!
It is a small pavilion of octagonal architecture, it is part of the factories arranged in the new garden of the Petit Trianon by the architect of the Queen and serves as a music room. It is flanked by an artificial rock from which a waterfall springs and is surrounded by miniature mountains, the whole forming an alpine garden. It is guarded by eight stone sphinxes , and the decoration of the eight facades, whose bas-reliefs are an allegory to the four seasons and whose pediments are decorated with the attributes of hunting and gardening. The interior lounge is luxuriously decorated, the arabesques painted on stucco represent scenes from nature, the floor is paved with marble and the ceiling, evokes cherubs moving in a blue sky.
For the realization of this English garden, one applies the ideas of the return to nature of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, which one mixes abrupt changes of decoration, characteristics of the countryside of across the Channel, and French intellectual and literary notes.. A sign of this landscape instability, the belvédère, the only element visible from the castle, appears isolated, while, from the other side of the small lake, it is integrated into a rugged landscape The belvédère is the main building of this alpine garden , itself an integral part of the Anglo-Chinese garden thus created.
This small octagonal pavilion, surmounted by a lead dome hidden by a balustrade, stands on a hill overlooking the small lake. Its exterior architecture is octagonal while the interior is circular. The pavilion is raised on a stone plinth also octagonal which accesses four steps guarded by pairs of sphinxes. These were made in 1778 , Very damaged after the French revolution and some even disappeared during the 19C, these statues were restored or copied in Tercé stone; four originals are kept in the reserves, The eight facades of the building are open with four doors and four alternating windows The bas-reliefs overhanging the windows represent seated figures in profile allegory of the four seasons
The pavilion houses a luxurious circular living room, The interior walls are covered with stucco and are painted with arabesques oil , The eastern dome represents cupids in a blue sky, playing with flowers among light clouds, The ground is , paved with a mosaic of turquoise blue, green, veined white and red marble inspired by 16C pavements, This small pavilion was used by Marie-Antoinette as a music room. A piece of furniture of eight shepherdess armchairs and eight chairs with arched backs in plan, like the curve of the room, was delivered in 1781, it was covered with painted white and blue silk and trimmed with luxurious trimmings, Under the Ancien Régime(monarchy) , the pavilion is only furnished when the Queen goes there and only in summer
The Grand Rocher or large rock, whose laborious construction took four years, is the natural counterpart of the belvedere, This artificial mountain, surrounded by conifers, is the very source of the aquatic effect of this little Switzerland sometimes also nicknamed the Alpine garden . From a reservoir located at the back and fed by the Trèfle basin, the waters flow in torrential waters into the lake. A wooden footbridge with a columned pergola for the look. The small lake flows into the meandering river that crosses the English garden to form an island within which is the temple de l'Amour or temple of love ,and separate into two arms, one of which ends in a ravine intended to conceal the discharge of water and located near the porte verte or green door, Under the Ancien Régime, it is stocked with carp, perch and barbels, for the pleasure of fishing, but also allows rides in boats or gondolas, A landing stage allows easy access to the mountains of the alpine garden
The Palace of Versailles on the English garden and al, : https://en.chateauversailles.fr/discover/estate/estate-trianon/english-gardens
There you go folks, another dandy beautiful monument in the most beautiful castle property in the world. The Domaine de Versailles and its gorgeous Belvédère and Grand Rocher is a must to see while in Versailles me think.
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all!!
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The Port Authority would get a much-needed dose of sunshine under a pair of reform bills that have passed the legislatures of New York and New Jersey.
Govs. Cuomo and Christie should sign both into law.
The first measure compels the Port to abide by the freedom of information laws of both states — and, where the two statutes conflict, to follow the path of maximum public exposure.
Now, the authority's weak, self-imposed disclosure rules are unenforceable in court.
The second measure requires the Port to make yearly reports to both legislatures, boosts conflict-of-interest disclosure, strengthens whistle-blower protections and beefs up its inspector general.
Identical versions of the bills passed the Assembly and Senate of each state, in a total of eight roll-call votes. All eight times, the result was 612-0 — an overwhelming show of bipartisan, bicameral, bistate support.
All that remains is bi-gubernatorial signatures — in Cuomo's case, before Dec. 31. Get it done.


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Catching the Buzz
BEING A CANCER SURVIVOR WHICH LED ME TO BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR
This week's episode of The Savvy Property Investors Show focuses on BEING A CANCER SURVIVOR WHICH LED ME TO BECOME AN ENTREPRENEUR with Selina Cheshire.
Selina Cheshire Selina Cheshire is a compassionate Leader. She is a fighter for humanity's good changing one life at a time.
Her unwavering belief and perseverance became her strength. After her divorce, she moved from one brother to the other, one relative to another trying to find her feet until she eventually got to a point of self-belief and resilience, opened a shop to use her skills as a designer so that she would be able to look after herself and her children. Being homeless with two children made her vow that her children will never suffer the way she did.
Still, after graduating from a teacher's college, things continued to go nosedive, without any sign that it will change. She made another attempt to change her life by moving to a neighboring country working as a seamstress for over six months. She was trying to raise money to move to America or the United Kingdom so as to give her children a better chance to live.
With courage and determination, Selina left her country, alone with £95.00 between her and poverty to embark on an unknown journey to the United Kingdom.
She started afresh as a carer for the elderly in a nursing home and a table cleaner at the airport for 6 hours. She would work 12 hours in the night and then go to sleep for 4 hours then to the airport. She worked for almost a year doing this kind of work, which almost killed her.
She became a Christian Science For thirteen years she worked harmoniously as a CS nurse until she was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma stage 4 cancer. That changed her story and attitude towards life.
Selina hadn't dealt with her traumatic life and looked for help. She carried everything on her shoulders as if she was a hero. She suffered in silence and ended up having to be treated with chemotherapy that almost killed her.
Selina is now a public speaker, author of 2 books, a Wellness Coach, and a grandmother of 2 girls. She's on a mission to educate millions of women on how to build their immune systems for a better life. She is inviting other women to share the love and heal humanity.
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Home The Beats Politics Arizona birther law gaining traction
Arizona birther law gaining traction
Birthers, states rights fans, people who hate Pres. Obama and mainstream Republican leaders accustomed to waffling on birther questions will now be watching the Arizona legislature, where Republican lawmakers are again taking action to address a problem they see as inadequately addressed by the federal government. State Rep. Judy Burges introduced a bill last week requiring presidential candidates to submit an "original long-form birth certificate" in order to appear on the state ballot. For 2012, the bill would perhaps rule out the current President of the United States, and it would definitely rule out Panama military-base-born 2008 GOP presidential nominee Arizona Sen. John McCain and all of the many other natural-born American citizens (like me) who don't possess a long-form original birth certificate.
Mother Jones reports the Arizona bill was introduced with 25 co-sponsors in the House and 16 co-sponsors in the state Senate and only needs 31 votes in the House and 16 in the Senate for approval. So the bill only needs six more House votes to make it onto Gov. Jan Brewer's desk. It will be the first birther bill passed in the United States and it will surely come under legal fire, as did Arizona's controversial SB 1070 immigration laws passed last year.
Top Arizona House Democrat Chad Campbell told Mother Jones the bill will pass but that it won't matter in any real sense because it's not about lawmaking so much as ritual. "We've started a tradition here of passing legislation that is political grandstanding or that sets up litigation," he said.
Colorado Republican lawmakers last year took up Arizona's lead on immigration. A state Republican lawmaker "study committee" visited Phoenix during the summer on a "fact-finding" mission and returned more firm in their resolve to introduce SB 1070 laws here. They then held public hearings about immigration, to which they invited groups with ties to white supremacists.
Yet few lawmakers here have unabashedly embraced the birther movement. When Greeley, Colorado-native Terry "Colonel Birther" Lakin, unconvinced by documentation attesting to the President's citizenship, refused to deploy to Afghanistan, he had no outspoken elected officials here as defenders. Lakin has now been thrown out of the Army and into the Leavenworth brig.
That's not to say lawmakers won't see the value in sending a "study committee" to Hawaii to look for the Obama long-form birth certificate and in then holding hearings on the matter that will include lines of birthers reading testimony into the record.
According to Mother Jones's David Corn, as political strategy, the Arizona law is gaining traction. It's part of a "well-orchestrated campaign to deny Obama reelection," he writes, noting that similar efforts are already under way in Pennsylvania, Missouri, Montana, Georgia and Texas.
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Э́ндрю Ха́тчинсон (; род. 24 марта 1980, Эванстон) — американский хоккеист, защитник.

Карьера
На драфте НХЛ 1999 года выбран во 2 раунде под общим 54 номером командой «Нэшвилл Прэдаторз». 29 июля 2005 года обменян в «Каролину Харрикейнз».

Награды
 Обладатель Кубка Колдера, 2004 («Милуоки Эдмиралс»)
 Обладатель Кубка Стэнли, 2006 («Каролина Харрикейнз»)

Статистика
                                            --- Regular Season ---  ---- Playoffs ----
Season   Team                        Lge    GP    G    A  Pts  PIM  GP   G   A Pts PIM
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1997-98  US Jr. National Team        USHL   15    0    7    7    8  --  --  --  --  --
1998-99  Michigan State University   NCAA   37    3   12   15   26
1999-00  Michigan State University   NCAA   42    5   12   17   64
2000-01  Michigan State University   NCAA   42    5   19   24   46
2001-02  Michigan State University   NCAA   39    6   16   22   24
2001-02  Milwaukee Admirals          AHL     5    0    1    1    0  --  --  --  --  --
2002-03  Toledo Storm                ECHL   10    2    5    7    4  --  --  --  --  --
2002-03  Milwaukee Admirals          AHL    63    9   17   26   40   3   1   0   1   0
2003-04  Milwaukee Admirals          AHL    46   12   12   24   39  22   5  11  16  33
2003-04  Nashville Predators         NHL    18    4    4    8    4  --  --  --  --  --
2004-05  Milwaukee Admirals          AHL    76   10   35   45   79   7   1   3   4   8
2005-06  Carolina Hurricanes         NHL    36    3    8   11   18  --  --  --  --  --
2006-07  Carolina Hurricanes         NHL    41    3   11   14   30  --  --  --  --  --
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         NHL Totals                         95   10   23   33   52

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Персоналии по алфавиту
Родившиеся 24 марта
Родившиеся в 1980 году
Хоккеисты США
Хоккеисты НХЛ
Хоккейные защитники
Игроки «Милуоки Эдмиралс»
Игроки «Толидо Уоллай»
Игроки «Нэшвилл Предаторз»
Игроки «Каролина Харрикейнз»
Игроки «Хартфорд Вулф Пэк»
Игроки «Норфолк Эдмиралс»
Игроки «Тампа-Бэй Лайтнинг»
Игроки «Даллас Старз»
Игроки «Техас Старз»
Игроки «Уилкс-Барре/Скрэнтон Пингвинз»
Игроки «Питтсбург Пингвинз»
Игроки ХК «Барыс»
Игроки ХК «Цуг»
Игроки сборной США по хоккею с шайбой
Обладатели Кубка Стэнли
Задрафтованные ХК «Нэшвилл Предаторз»

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10 Things You Didn't Know about Leva Bonaparte
Tiffany Raiford 2 years ago
"Southern Charm" is a sleeper hit that the reality world did not see coming, but we often question that one. It's a show that follows the people of Charleston – the socialites, the wealthy, and the locally famous. It's another Bravo hit, and we love it. It's so enjoyable to see such a charming city in the show, and the people who are starring on the show are always entertaining. It gives a whole new meaning to the phrase southern charm. Season 7 is here, and there is a new face in town. Her name is Leva Bonaparte (doesn't she sound regal in her name alone, right?), and people want to know more about her. Let's make that happen.
1. She's Been on the Show For Years
She didn't become a regular until season 7, but she had appeared on the show a few times in the past. She is well-known among many of the cast and crew. She has been willing to return for more episodes, and viewers are likely to recognize her from her previous appearances.
2. She's Persian
Her heritage is Persian. She was born in India, but she didn't grow up there. Her family moved around a lot when she was a child, so she's been able to see the world, live in very diverse cultures, and make things truly interesting in her own life. She's lived in Canada, Bolivia, and Charleston for the past 18 years.
3. Her Husband is Her Partner
In life and business, Lamar and his team from Charleston spend a lot of time together. They are the people behind some of the hottest places in Charleston, such as Bourbon N' Bubbles, Mesu, and Republic – the places where other stars of the show hang out on a regular basis.
4. She's A Mom
Leva and Lamar are not just business and life partners who decided to get married and run their lives their own way; they are also proud parents. They have a son, around two years old, who is the cutest little guy you've seen recently.
5. She's Not a Fan of Kathryn
Kathryn has been a part of the show for many years, and she's become a fan favorite. She has her faults, of course, but people still appreciate her and what she brings to the television. We hear that Leva is about to come out and accuse her of white privilege and attempt to change the south while she's at it. It should be an intriguing situation.
6. She's Outspoken
She's got some big beliefs, and she's not afraid to share them with others. She has her own ideas about the world, the people she knows, and the things she's been up to, and she enjoys expressing these to others. She wants everyone to understand her perspective, but will she be open to the idea that everyone has different opinions? We're not sure yet, but we anticipate that we'll find out this season if that's the case.
7. She's Not the Only New Face
Season 7 is going to be very different since many of the original stars of the show decided not to come back. That includes Leva's good friend, Cameron Eubanks, who decided to leave the show alongside many of the other long-time cast members. It's a significant shake-up, and we hope it brings positive changes.
8. Her Husband is Very Private
If you are looking for family photos and a glimpse into her marriage to Lamar, you're not going to find it without some effort. Her husband clearly values his privacy, and he does not make a big appearance on her social media or anywhere else, for that matter. She does share plenty of photos of their son, but her husband remains off-limits.
9. She Grew Up Exceptionally Wealthy
We don't know exactly what her family does for a living, but we know that they have a company that is considered a "Multinational" one, and it has done really well. She and her family grew up all over the world due to their business, and she has always lived a life of privilege.
10. Success is a Family Business
Leva and her husband own their own businesses, her family runs a successful business that works all over the world, and her own sister is a doctor. It's clear to us that her family values success and things that empower their daughters to take care of themselves, and that is truly admirable.
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Ontario appeal court upholds decision not to accredit evangelical law school
By Jacques GallantStaff Reporter
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Ontario's top court delivered a strong affirmation of LGBTQ rights on Wednesday when it upheld a decision not to accredit an evangelical Christian law school.
The Court of Appeal ruled that the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC), which regulates lawyers in Ontario, was entitled in 2014 to deny accreditation to Trinity Western University's proposed law school over its "community covenant," which students must abide by and prohibits sex outside of heterosexual marriage.
"My conclusion is a simple one," wrote Justice James MacPherson for a unanimous three-judge panel. "The part of TWU's community covenant in issue in this appeal is deeply discriminatory to the LGBTQ community, and it hurts."
MacPherson wrote that the decision not to accredit does infringe on TWU's right to freedom of religion, but not to the point where it must be overturned.
"The LSUC's decision not to accredit TWU does not prevent the practice of a religious belief itself; rather it denies a public benefit because of the impact of that religious belief on others — members of the LGBTQ community."
The 50-page judgment, released just days before Pride weekend in Toronto, was praised by the legal regulatory body and LGBTQ groups.
TWU's covenant tells LGBTQ students "you're not wanted here," said Paul Jonathan Saguil, one of the lawyers who represented groups Out on Bay Street and OUTlaws, which include LGBTQ professionals and law school students.
"We're obviously delighted with the outcome and quite pleased with the timing. Given all that's happened with the LGBTQ community, especially with Orlando, we needed some good news," said Saguil, referring to the shooting at an Orlando gay nightclub that left 49 people dead.
The Law Society was pleased the court found that the regulatory body acted fairly and reasonably, said its newly elected treasurer, Paul Schabas.
"It's significant that the court identified specifically that the Law Society has an important role to play in promoting a diverse profession, and that this is part of its public interest mandate," he said.
Schabas voted against accreditation in 2014 in a 28-21 vote among the body's "benchers," who decide on policy. Trinity Western then applied to a lower court for judicial review of the decision, but the case was dismissed, leading to the Court of Appeal challenge.
"My position was largely similar to what the courts have articulated, which is that we have an obligation to not discriminate," said Schabas.
"By accrediting Trinity Western, and in other words letting them into our licensing process, we would be effectively adopting a discriminatory path to licensing."
The B.C.-based university is currently challenging similar decisions in the courts in Nova Scotia and British Columbia. The school said in a statement Wednesday that it would seek leave to appeal the Ontario ruling to the Supreme Court of Canada.
"The community covenant is a core part of defining the TWU community as distinctly Christian," said university spokesperson Amy Robertson.
"We are not making a statement about LGBTQ people; we are making a statement about traditional Christian marriage, which is sacred to us. The same covenant calls for all members of the TWU community to respect the dignity of others regardless of their background."
Saguil, who is openly gay and also a member of Out on Bay Street's board of directors, said the covenant can be especially damaging to those who are still learning about themselves, mentioning that he personally didn't fully come out until law school.
"This is a formative time for a lot of people," he said.
"We want the best lawyers and law students, but when you're considering merit, discriminatory considerations have nothing to do with it," he continued. "It doesn't make you a better or weaker lawyer or law student because of who you love, who you go to bed with or who you date."


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Ted Lasso Season 2 Filming Has Wrapped
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The popular Apple TV+ sports comedy Ted Lasso has wrapped production just in time for its impending summer release date. Co-star and show creator Brendan Hunt took to Twitter to announce the exciting news to fans. In the tweet, Hunt wrote: "Season 2 of Ted Lasso… has wrapped. Big exhale. Final weekend in London Commence!"
The show has been loved by critics and fans since the first season debuted last year. Ted Lasso has earned 3 Critics' Choice awards, for Best Comedy Series, Best Actor in a Comedy Series, and Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, a Golden Globe for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy, and a Screen Actor's Guild Award, for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series, among many other prestigious awards and nominations.
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While little is known about Season 2 yet, the plot of Season 1 revolves around Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), an American football coach, who gets recruited to coach a British soccer team. His benefactor, Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham) is a disgruntled divorcee who won her philandering ex-husband's struggling Premier League soccer team and hires Lasso in hopes that his lack of experience will run them into the ground. There are highs and lows, wins and losses, with Welton and Lasso finding common ground in the end and agreeing to seek victory in the following season. But will they? You'll have to tune into Season 2 to find out.
Season 2 of Ted Lasso will premiere exclusively on Apple TV+ on July 23. Ted Lasso has also already been renewed for Season 3, so thankfully there's plenty more Ted Lasso on the way.
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Salmo stomachicus är en fiskart som beskrevs av Günther, 1866. Salmo stomachicus ingår i släktet Salmo och familjen laxfiskar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Denna fisk förekommer endemisk i sjön Lough Melvin på mellan Irland och Nordirland. Kanske finns även i andra irländska och skotska sjöar populationer. Individerna uppsöker under november och december sjöns grunda delar för äggens befruktning. Unga fiskar besöker angränsande vattendrag och vandrar senare åter till sjön. Födan utgörs av vattenlevande larver av nattsländor (Trichoptera), av sniglar och av andra ryggradslösa djur.

Beståndet hotas av övergödning och av introducerade främmande fiskar som utgör konkurrenter. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som sårbar.

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Sometimes I get tired of writing about city issues, as anyone who has been reading these columns for long already knows. Today I would rather write about lakes – specifically those located in our nearby mountains. My favorites are the ones that have cutthroat or brook trout and require a good hike to reach.
Occasionally I feel some guilt over telling others about these special lakes, but then I remember how many times I have had one all to myself for a weekend and the guilt passes. Oregon is blessed with literally thousands of small lakes that most Oregonians will never see. I remember taking my grandson to Opal Lake a few years ago on a Friday night and having the place all to ourselves. The trip required us to drive down a road paralleling Opal Creek that was jammed with campers, and I expected to find the lake similarly packed. Apparently the short but steep hike into the lake was enough to discourage people from trying it. As the pictures illustrate, it's a beautiful place where you can catch breakfast, if you are so inclined.
The hike into Tumble Lake carries the rewards of good fishing and a beautiful waterfall. I think one of the great joys associated with these places is the awe they inspire when you catch a glimpse of them through the trees and then see them revealed as you approach the water's edge.
My friend Mark Shepard gave me a tip about Red Butte Lake in the Jefferson Wilderness where we found some great fishing and a beautiful campsite. During the night, a herd of deer came into the camp and one snorted within a few inches of my face while I was in my tent. The hike and the fishing were worth the scare.
There are too many lakes within a relatively short drive of Albany to describe or show them all. Each has its own special features that add the joy of discovery to the pleasures of just being able to reach them. I am taking two of my grandsons to lakes I've never visited before this weekend, and I'm sure we will have some great new stories to tell.
I received an application in my office yesterday that illustrates a problem I see with increasing frequency. The form is a request from someone who is renting space in a residential neighborhood to live in his RV. Our Land Development Code prohibits this practice because there are many legitimate concerns about the effects on a neighborhood if folks could start renting out their backyards as camp sites. The bigger problem isn't really RV parking in residential zones, but the growing number of issues where the distance between good and bad or right and wrong is so narrow that a strong case can be made for either choice. Equally troubling is the realization that while objective differences may be small, individual opinions will often make them into matters of life and death.
City government has been getting trapped between conflicting points of view throughout my career, and I realize that a large part of my job involves trying to successfully resolve these differences. The role of the city manager is to administer the laws and rules adopted by the Council in a fair and impartial manner so that the community is viewed by its residents as a good place to live. I think it's fair to say that the job of resolving differences of opinion has never been harder.
Earlier this week, the Oregon Court of Appeals ruled that a man who started screaming at and threatening to expose himself to a young mother and her daughter in a public park was guilty of no crime because she did not actually see him exposed. Apparently, she was able to turn away while calling the police. Freedom of expression is protected by both the U.S. and Oregon Constitutions, but what about the right to enjoy a public park without being harassed or threatened by those without judgment or conscience? Our police contend with these dilemmas nearly every day.
We know the American public is closely divided on a wide range of issues that include legalization of drugs, abortion, gun control, immigration, foreign aid, and military interventions to name a few. It's not surprising we are also divided on local issues like zoning, development restrictions, taxes, and animal regulations. Most people are very concerned about anything that might lower the value of property they own, yet the same people might be equally anxious about government intrusion into the lives of private citizens.
So what do I do with a request to allow someone to rent a piece of a backyard as a place to live in an RV? My answer is really dictated by city ordinances that only give me authority to grant a 90-day permit to "…alleviate a temporary housing hardship." I'm not sure the application in front of me meets that criteria, but I will investigate more and probably approve the 90-day permit if the RV and its occupants are not causing any problems in the neighborhood. It's not a permanent solution, and it may offend someone, which seems to be a good description of many of the decisions local government is compelled to make every day.
The City Council heard a two-hour presentation at Monday's work session that described possible options for implementing a stormwater management fee within the next year to cover the costs of meeting federal mandates and maintaining the City's stormwater system. Albany stayed below the 50,000-resident population threshold for federal storm water requirements for many years, but we are now past the limit and will soon be required to meet new standards.
Regardless of what the federal and/or state agencies may require us to do, Albany's storm water system is not in good shape. Much of the system was created before modern development standards were in place and things like replacing old pipe and managing storm water are expensive. We all pay a price for the system's inadequacies in the form of localized flooding and polluted water reaching streams and rivers. Most of us don't think much about storm water until it causes problems that directly affect us, not unlike other problems that are sometimes referred to as the tragedy of the commons. Our individual contributions to storm water pollution, for example, may do very little damage to nearby rivers, but the collective discharge of many communities can create a tragedy that ultimately affects everyone.
Albany has not rushed into charging residents or businesses large fees to address the storm water problem. The City Council has heard reports on our impending permit requirements for years, and Public Works staff members have particularly focused on the issue over the past two years. We have compared ourselves to other like-sized communities and looked at a variety of rate-setting methodologies in an effort to develop equitable fees that generate sufficient revenue to address permit requirements and storm water system needs.
We have not ignored storm water in the past. Improvements are made to the system as a part of street projects and other types of new development. We have budgeted in excess of $1.3 million annually out of the sewer and street funds for storm water maintenance and improvements. We know, however, that more effort and expense will be required to meet minimum standards.
The Council heard on Monday that the impact of a new fee could range from as little as $2.61 per month for single-family residences to as much as $9.16, after lowering water and sewer rates. Rates for a very small number of businesses with large impervious surface areas would be dramatically higher. Much more information and discussion will be required before any rates are set, probably sometime in October or November of this year.
Increasing charges to residents for benefits that may not be obvious to many is never going to be an easy or popular decision. Earlier generations of leaders often chose to increase taxes as a way of funding new programs, but that option is not equitable or even possible today. Paying a relatively small fee to address problems that will negatively affect our children and grandchildren seems like a wise investment of our resources whether it's popular or not.


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Healthcare Procurement: A Prescription for Driving Control, Value and Agility within Healthcare Supply Chains
Healthcare group procurement organizations work well, but not for everyone, and not all the time.
By Vishal Patel
If your hospital is relatively small, it will almost certainly save money using the combined buying power of group purchasing organizations, or GPOs. There are approximately 600 GPOs serving the U.S. healthcare industry today1. Their mission is to aggregate product purchases from member healthcare providers and secure lower product prices for them, particularly on commodity-type items, like flu vaccine.
In return for a relatively modest membership fee, which typically ranges from 1 to 3 percent of their negotiated contract size, hospitals and healthcare systems using GPOs save an average of 13.1 percent on most categories of supplies compared to those who don't2, according to the Healthcare Supply Chain Association. Nationwide, that amounts to an impressive $34.1 billion annually. So it's no surprise, particularly at a time when hospitals are being squeezed financially, that more than 95 percent of America's healthcare organizations use them3 with many hospitals belonging to two or more GPOs.
The very first medical GPO was formed in New York City, more than 100 years ago. It proved to be a huge success. Since that time, others have set up shop throughout the country. Both their tools and functions have expanded tremendously. For example, in addition to traditional negotiations with suppliers, many GPOs now use digital technologies to root out inefficiencies, maximize their purchasing power, and optimize logistics. Others have developed specialties in particular geographic regions, or in certain types of health products, such as respiratory care items, imaging devices, or prosthetic limbs.
Beyond that, there are GPOs whose offerings extend way past procurement. It is an evolution prompted by their gradual loss of purchasing volume resulting from increased competition from other GPOs, hospital consolidation, and shifting physician preferences. The traditional GPO business model of aggregating volume for massive purchasing is no longer as powerful as it was in 1910, when there were fewer products to choose from.
In response, some national GPOs have tried to adapt by forming consultancies related to all sorts of healthcare issues like boosting patient-satisfaction scores, eliminating variation, standardizing utilization, and lowering readmissions to capitalize on value-based reimbursement models. Others have created strategic or cost-management consulting businesses as well as informatics subscriptions, and applied science services. A few have even formed private drug labels, where they contract directly with drug maker to produce a generic drug using their own brand name4. And one has launched a cloud-based bartering platform allowing hospitals to exchange medical supplies with one another5. So the age of specialty niche procurement has now arrived in healthcare.
Still, when the GPO system works, everyone either saves or makes money. However, according to a recent article6 in The Atlantic, there can sometimes be a drawback to consortium buying, a loss of agility. The consequences of which can be enhanced in times of crisis. That became particularly clear with the abrupt onset of the coronavirus, where essential supplies such as personal protective equipment suddenly became hard to find. That's not entirely the fault of GPOs; they're essentially captives to a global supply chain culture that runs on outsourcing, razor-thin margins, and low inventories based on the practice of just-in-time delivery. That meant when Covid-19 surged, so did demand for PPE both at home and in China, where many of those items are produced. And the federal stockpile of medical supplies, including 13 million N-95 masks, quickly became exhausted7.
One notable outcome of the prevalence of the GPO model in healthcare is a somewhat lower maturity level of many hospital supply chain functions particularly when compared to other sectors, even though there are important distinctions. This is something Baylor Scott & White –
the largest not-for-profit healthcare system in Texas – understood well-. So, the Dallas-based organization embarked on a journey to build up a leading supply chain function in order to reduce the financial burden on its patients. This involved taking more ownership of their supply chain and building self-distribution and self-contracting capabilities. It involved a detailed analysis to understand where it makes sense to use a GPO and where it doesn't, where there is a need for physician preference items (PPI) and where there isn't. Baylor developed relationships directly with manufacturers in an effort to standardize across its 48-hospital system. Overall, they were incredibly successful and generated millions in savings through this initiative and improved their margins.
Not surprisingly, contracting directly with manufacturers and suppliers of healthcare items – as with products of just about of any kind – works best for organizations with significant marketplace clout but it also helps them be more agile and responsive to market shifts. A hospital chain as large as Baylor Scott & White can leverage its critical mass to secure favorable pricing and even some degree of product customization, which smaller healthcare organizations simply can't match. But for it to work on a consistent basis, the health system needs to make a significant investment in the supply chain function, people, processes and technology.
There are some important lessons to be learned from the Baylor Scott & White experience. One, hospitals can in fact build leading supply chain functions and processes allowing them to be more in control as well as nimble and generate significant value. Two, being a little more selective about which products and services may be good candidates for GPOs, self-contracting, self-distribution or truly understanding when PPI is appropriate or not all form the foundation of a more strategic procurement and supply chain organization that ultimately better aligns the supply chain to patient and physician needs.
Vishal Patel is VP of Product Marketing, for Ivalua.
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-management-administration/50-things-to-know-about-the-country-s-largest-gpos.html
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/supply-chain/gpos-will-save-the-healthcare-industry-456b-in-the-next-decade-study-finds.html
https://techreport.com/blog/3467973/what-gpos-can-teach-you-about-using-tech-to-boost-buying-power/
https://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20180203/NEWS/180209982/cutting-links-out-of-the-healthcare-supply-chain
https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/coronavirus-exchange-procurement-digital-marketplace-resilinc/574962/
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/supply-chains-and-coronavirus/608329/
https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hblog20200515.360276/full/
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Ramón Bilbao "ell on the way" to smashing sustainability targets.
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Spanish winemaker Ramón Bilbao is "well on the way" to meeting its sustainability targets before the end of the year, having already exceeded its goals on lowering greenhouse gasses and waste.
Ramón Bilbao's target is to reduce its impact in the four basic pillars of sustainability – reduction of greenhouse gases, energy efficiency, water management and reduction of waste – by 20% between 2016 and 2020.
A recent audit showed that the producer, the first to gain certification from the Wineries for Climate Protection organisation in Spain, has reduced greenhouse gasses by 23%, waste by 91%, and energy efficiency had met 62% of its objective by the end of 2018.
Carmelo San Martin, head of sustainability at parent company Zamora, said the producer is "well on the way" to reaching its targets by the end of the year.
San Martin said one of the most challenging issues for Ramon Bilbao has been reassessing its use of water, particularly in the winery itself, where machinery needs to be kept as clean as possible during production.
"We have intelligent irrigation in the vineyards to control the water-stress of each vine which helps avoid waste, but inside the winery is the biggest obstacle," he said.
"It's vital to have clean facilities, particularly at harvest time, and we have always used as much water as we need do this. But now we are working out how to measure and replace some of our winery practices and we are investing in more efficient tools, so we are becoming more responsible. Everyone on the team is getting on board with this."
"We are very happy with the results in only the second year of implementing the Wineries for Climate Protection programme, and are already well on the way to exceeding our 2020 goal."
Ramón Bilbao's sustainability agenda for 2020 includes solar panels at the winery to ensure supply of only 'clean' electricity and recycling water from previous treatment programmes. In the vineyards, the winemaking team will also focus on precision viticulture using data from local weather stations to pin-point specific needs for additional irrigation and disease treatments, and follow a philosophy of high-altitude viticulture to lessen the need for pesticides and herbicides.
"Securing a sustainable future is a 'must' for Zamora Company," said Zamora's director general Emilio Restoy. "We have outlined our commitment to the environment in our corporate manifesto, and are determined to tangibly show our role in a mission shared by the whole Spanish industry: to be increasingly open and more ambitious in matters of sustainability.
"What's more, today it is impossible to operate in international markets without having a reliable, recognised environmental certification: it is your visiting card when you approach the more advanced markets, and this is where Zamora Company has big plans for the future."
Wineries for Climate Protection certification, which first launched in 2015, is the first and, so far, only sustainability accreditation specifically for wine businesses.
Its aim is to develop a method which respects international parameters about sustainable processes and practices, applied to the real situation of the wine industry in Spain, and to align it with the standards which are already widely disseminated among the players in the international winemaking sector.
The programme has 24 member-producers so far including González Byass and Familia Torres.
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Profile: David Helfand, The Mindy Project
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David Helfand is a four-time Emmy nominated editor. His credits include Weeds , That '70s Show , Friends , and Dream On . He was an editor on FOX's The Mindy Project for the first two seasons.
Although you're more likely to see a pratfall on the half hour rom-com than a VFX-laden escape from an exploding building, Helfand subtlety builds BCC AVX filters into his cuts to help sell ideas and gags or even just make a scene more realistic. "It helps producers and studio executives focus on the values of the scene without distraction from incomplete shots," says Helfand.
His go-to filter is BCC Jitter which he uses during travel scenes to match the inherent camera movement between angles or to exaggerate it when necessary. (Think meet-cute on a NYC subway.) He also uses filters from BCC Lights and BCC Transitions.
Now in its third season, the two editor teams have thankfully grown since season one. The five day shoots are filled with improv, which makes for great content, but also puts a time constraint on the already demanding network tv schedule. The editors cut, score, and temp mix the equivalent of 1.5 to 2 episodes of material in the time usually allotted for one."The editors who came from The Office to join Mindy in season two couldn't believe how we got through the first season," adds Helfand. "This was definitely the most challenging show we'd all ever done." To help save valuable time, Helfand uses BCC's built-in presets as his starting points when he adds effects.
His favorite part of his job? "When I create something to enhance the story that's entirely unexpected and surprising," explains Helfand. "It's fun to show directors and producers things they never imagined could exist and no one rejects a good joke just because it wasn't in the shooting script."
More recently, Helfand cut the pilot episode for NBC's Bad Judge and is currently editing HBO's The Brink set to air in 2015.


There's a certain sadness in reporting that in reality, romantic relationships don't follow the arc of a romantic comedy. Unlike romantic comedies, relationships don't fade to black the moment after the film ends and the two leads have finally realized they're meant for each other. Presumably, they'll go on to live happily ever after. If only it were that simple. However, there are some things you can do to help make your relationship last and signs to look for that might signal it's time to take some time apart. Keep in mind: all relationships are going to be unique to the people involved and not everything will work with everybody; these are just a few short ideas and suggestions.
It may be timeworn and worth an eye roll, but one of the most important things is communication. It's also one of the hardest. Even if you know exactly what you want to talk to your partner about, putting that into words and sitting down to have that conversation is a whole other can of worms. Some people are really good at it, while others could improve. Sometimes, someone who is really good at expressing their feelings is in a relationship with someone who is not comfortable doing so, and that's a divide that needs to be negotiated. Communication goes both ways; it's not just about talking to someone, but actively listening and working through what is being said, whether or not the other person agrees.
Another classic tenet of a relationship is respect. This one encompasses pretty much everything about a relationship. Although it sounds straightforward, the way respect manifests in a relationship will vary, just as relationships do. It's about understanding boundaries and treating your partner the way they want to be treated. How exactly that plays out will depend on the parties involved. It also means respecting your partner as an autonomous person outside of whatever connection you share.
Then there's consent. Consent is incredibly important when it comes to any kind of intimate acts, but it's more than just that. Consent is an amalgamation of respect and communication; an acknowledgement and discussion of what makes you and your partner comfortable in and out of the bedroom. You can't have consent without communication, and you can't have consent without respecting what you and your partner agree and don't agree upon and understanding those boundaries are firm.
Obviously there's a lot more that goes into a relationship, romantic or platonic. Hopefully, considering these core ideas will provide some food for thought, no matter what kind of relationship you might apply them to.


The Startup Leadership Program (SLP) - a global network for outstanding founders, leaders, and innovators in the Startup space, in association with Pratyusha Support (Conceptualised by actress Samantha) and NGO Sankalp, organised a SLP 5k RUN 2018 with the theme - Educate a girl child, on Sunday from IIIT Hyderabad, Gachibowli.
Hyderabad: The Startup Leadership Program (SLP) - a global network for outstanding founders, leaders, and innovators in the Startup space, in association with Pratyusha Support (Conceptualised by actress Samantha) and NGO Sankalp, organised a SLP 5k RUN 2018 with the theme - Educate a girl child, on Sunday from IIIT Hyderabad, Gachibowli.
The Run was flagged off by renowned Gynaecologist Dr Manjula Anagani, Common Wealth Athlete Anshul Kothari and Paracyclist Dharmana Shanamukha Rao, by releasing balloons. Also present on the occasion on behalf of SLP were Madhav Reddy Kolli, co-founder Feel Good Innovations Pvt Ltd.; Sindhu Kolli, co-founder, Community Fit; Vinil Chandra Ranga, co founder, Wash App and Samidha, co founder, docnme.
The objective of the run was to create awareness and raise funds for education and welfare of girl child and women.
Startup leadership Run India, is an annual startup marathon held in Hyderabad and five other cities of India. It is the largest startup marathon in India as well as the largest mass participation startup event in the country. Budding entrepreneurs, outstanding founders, Innovators and students took part in large numbers in the run.


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Motorists warned of disruption ahead as roadworks close Chorley town centre road
A road in Chorley town centre is to be closed to allow for work to improve the road for cyclists and pedestrians.
Pilling Lane is due to be closed from Monday, November 8 to Friday, November 19.
Work has been ongoing around Pilling Lane since the start of October to improve pedestrian and cycling facilities, with the construction of a section of shared cycle/pedestrian path on Sandgate/Lighthurst Lane, and a Toucan crossing on Pilling Lane. This work is currently being carried out using two-way temporary lights to allow safe access for workers.
The next stage of the scheme is to construct a new pedestrian crossing at the junction of Pilling Lane and the A6 Bolton Road, and will need Pilling Lane to be closed at this junction for part of the work.
An aerial view of Pilling Lane, Chorley, with Chorley FC's Victory Park ground behind. The road will be closed at its junction with Bolton Road to allow for work to upgrade cycle and pedestrian facilities
This work was scheduled to begin on Friday (October 29), with some lane closures being needed around the junction as work progresses to allow safe access to construct the new pedestrian crossing. The closure of Pilling Lane, which runs close to Chorley FC's Victory Park ground, from Monday, November 8 to Friday, November 19 is only needed during the final stage of this work, with the existing signals continuing to operate as normal throughout to allow traffic to flow as efficiently as possible.
All of Pilling Lane will remain open for access, however a diversion will be signed via Harrison Road and Pall Mall to help direct drivers from Bolton Road.
County Councillor Charlie Edwards, cabinet member for highways and transport, said: "We're sorry for the disruption around the area of Pilling Lane while we carry out this work, and are grateful for people's patience over the coming weeks.
"This is a busy part of Chorley and these improvements are vital to make it easier and safer for people to walk and cycle.
"Wherever possible we take the opportunity provided by new development to improve our roads, and this work is being funded thanks to developer contributions made available through the planning system."
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John Warren (before 1755 – May 1813) was a soldier, official and merchant in Upper Canada.

Warren served in the British army from 1755; in 1778, he was appointed commissary at Fort Erie. In 1788, he was named justice of the peace for the Nassau District and, in 1790, a road commissioner for the district. Warren was named to the district land board in 1791 and, in the following year, to the land board for Lincoln County. In 1797, he was named to the Heir and Devisee Commission, which dealt with transfers of land title that occurred due to inheritance, sale or exchange of title. Warren also served as lieutenant-colonel for the 3rd Lincoln Militia. He was customs collector at Fort Erie from 1801 until his death at Fort Erie in 1813.

His son John served in the Upper Canada assembly and also succeeded his father as customs collector.

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A whirlwind recovery
Article - November 11, 2014
The devastation caused by last year's super typhoon Haiyan was met by an extraordinary public-private response
THE IMMENSE DESTRUCTION CAUSED BY ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL TROPICAL STORMS ON RECORD AFFECTED SOME 16 MILLION FILIPINOS AND PROMPTED A MASSIVE INTERNATIONAL AID EFFORT TO HELP THE NATION RECOVER
Typhoon Haiyan made landfall in the Philippines on November 8, 2013. A category 5 cyclone, it brought sustained winds of 195 mph, making it the most powerful tropical storm ever recorded over land. The event brought a 20-foot storm surge and massive amounts of rain that together left more than 6,000 people dead and 4 million displaced, affecting a total of more than 16 million people overall. More than a million homes reported at least some damages, about half of which were completely destroyed.
Even more extraordinary than this catastrophic storm has been the response in its wake. Thanks to an unprecedented outpouring of support from the government and private sector, as well as international organizations, the Philippines quickly united, determined to ensure a quick and comprehensive recovery.
"Our countrymen endured a test of spirit when super typhoon Haiyan wrought havoc on the Visayas," President Benigno S. Aquino III wrote in an exclusive letter to United World. Mr. Aquino has called on the international community to act together to confront the threat that these natural disasters pose.
"The magnitude of the disaster altered global discourse on growth and underscored the need for consensus among nations to redesign with an eye on international progress," the President continued. "Climate risk is one of the realities our peoples contend with in our milieu, and move our countries in unison to mitigate and address humanity's vulnerabilities."
The country's remarkable turnaround in less than one year is a testament to the resilience of its people, and highlighted the strong working relationship between government entities and their private sector counterparts.
"Right now, we have the help of the private sector," says Secretary Panfilo M. Lacson, Presidential Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery. "We engaged the CEOs of top corporations, divided the 171 cities and municipalities across the corridor in 22 clusters, and offered them to take their pick and be a pioneer in one area. They did, and right on that day, when we engaged them."
The rebuilding effort has also given planners the opportunity to take a fresh look at affected infrastructure, with an eye toward making it more robust in the event of similar natural disasters. "The typhoon was a very sad experience," says Secretary Carlos Jericho Petilla of the Department of Energy. "We have learned many lessons from the typhoon; but we are going towards the direction of managing all our efforts in rebuilding what will be disaster resilient power infrastructure."
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Altmann, Grzybek et al. (eds.): Synergetic Linguistics
10. April 2012 Michael Ritter Sprachwissenschaft
Gabriel Altmann / Peter Grzybek / Sven Naumann / Relja Vulanović (eds.):
Synergetic Linguistics. Text and Language as Dynamic Systems
2012, ISBN 978-3-7069-0700-2, 294 S., geb.
Quantitative and synergetic linguistics belong to the most productive and interesting research branches of modern approaches to language. Synergetic linguistics considers language as a self-organizing and self-regulating system (Köhler 1986, 2005), which dynamically adapts to the changing needs of a given language community. This dynamic process of adaptation can lead to the development of new structures for communicative functions required, or to the elimination of elements which are not required any longer, but which may eventually be used for other purposes. Synergetic linguistics has been developed with the explicit aim not only to describe the emergence and development of linguistic elements, structures, and properties, but also to explain them in terms of a process (not dissimilar to biological evolution).
The present anthology with its 20 contributions written by 26 internationally renowned authors offers a representative insight into and survey over current scientific research in this fascinating area. The contributions discuss a wide range of issues on the basis of data from typologically quite different languages: this comprises detailed phonological, morphological, lexicographical, syntactic and semantic analyses of individual linguistic phenomena, as well as text linguistic studies. Moreover, there are a number of articles which use the synergetic approach to deal with problems that are relevant for other disciplines, both in the humanities and other sciences. They reflect the interdisciplinary nature of synergetic research and demonstrate that synergetic linguistics can provide an important impetus for the study of literature, semiotics, musicology, forensic linguistics, computational linguistics, and others.
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You have some elements wider than width of display. Try to check it and use float/flex for making layouts. Tables are for information, not for layouts

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C++ Program to Swapping Two Numbers Using a Temporary Variable
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This C++ program is used to demonstrates swapping two numbers by using a temporary variable.
int x, y, temp;
cout << "Enter the value of x and y:" << endl; cin >> x >> y;
cout << "Before swapping x=" << x << ", y=" << y << endl;
/*Swapping logic */   temp = x;
x = y;
y = temp;
cout << "After swapping x=" << x << ", y=" << y << endl;
Program Output:
This program is showing the use of swapping of 2 variables using a temporary variable. So, first of all, you have to include the iostream header file using the "include" preceding by # which tells that hat the header file needs to be process before compilation, hence named preprocessor directive. Now, for removing naming conflict you can use namespace statement within a program.
Next you start writing the code and declare the main() with its return typeas'int'. Now, you have to declare three integer type variables name 'x', 'y',and'temp'. Then the cout<<""; statement is used which is used to print the message:
"Enter the value of x and y".
The cin>> statement then takes the values of X and Y from the user and using cout statement shows the value of x and y before swpping. The 'endl' is used to command the C++ compiler to end the line and move the cursor to the next line. Now the swapping logic is implemented where the 'temp' stores the value for 'x'. Then the value of 'y' is stored in 'x'. And finally the value of 'temp' which was first initialized by 'x' is now stored in 'y'. Here the 'temp' which is a temporary variable acts an a temporary container of the variable of 'x'.
Now the cout<<""; statement is again used to print the swapped values of 'x' and 'y' on to the screen. . The system("PAUSE") is used to pause the console of the system. And finally the return 0; statement is used to return an integer type value back to main().
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Borosil Renewables Ltd leads losers in 'A' group
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Bank of Maharashtra spurts after strong Q3 earnings
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TCS gains after Morrisons expands partnership
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TCS again becomes most valued Indian firm by market cap
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TCS recognized as Leader for Cognitive and Self-Healing IT Infrastructure Management Services
TCS positioned as Leader in IDC MarketScape for Americas Business Consulting Services
TCS wins 2020 Pega Partners Award for Excellence in Growth and Delivery
TCS rose 2.49% to Rs 2525.95 after the IT major announced the expansion of its partnership with Morrisons, a supermarket chain in the UK, through a five-year contract for application management services, data services and cybersecurity services.
Morrisons selected TCS as its Application - Managed Services partner in 2016 to improve the customer and employee experience. Since then, TCS has worked closely with the retailer to help drive its growth and modernisation agenda across various lines of business, leveraging its comprehensive portfolio of business and technology services and solutions.
As part of the expanded partnership, TCS will harness the power of AI and machine learning to augment human teams, improving operational resilience and boosting productivity.
TCS is an IT services, consulting and business solutions organization. It reported a 12.90% decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 7,049 crore on a 4.06% fall in net sales to Rs 38,322 crore in Q1 June 2020 over Q4 March 2020.
In the past six months, the stock has gained 41.12% while the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex gas added 26.71% during the same period.


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import { DimItem } from 'app/inventory/item-types';
import { itemHashTagsSelector, itemInfosSelector } from 'app/inventory/selectors';
import { sortItems } from 'app/shell/item-comparators';
import { RootState } from 'app/store/types';
import { createSelector } from 'reselect';
import { Settings } from './initial-settings';

export interface ItemSortSettings {
  sortOrder: Settings['itemSortOrderCustom'];
  sortReversals: Settings['itemSortReversals'];
}

const itemSortOrderCustomSelector = (state: RootState) =>
  settingsSelector(state).itemSortOrderCustom;
const itemSortReversalsSelector = (state: RootState) => settingsSelector(state).itemSortReversals;

export const itemSortSettingsSelector = createSelector(
  itemSortOrderCustomSelector,
  itemSortReversalsSelector,
  (itemSortOrderCustom, itemSortReversals) => ({
    sortOrder: itemSortOrderCustom || ['primStat', 'name'],
    sortReversals: itemSortReversals || [],
  })
);

/**
 * Get a function that will sort items according to the user's preferences.
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export const itemSorterSelector = createSelector(
  itemSortSettingsSelector,
  itemInfosSelector,
  itemHashTagsSelector,
  (sortSettings, itemInfos, itemHashTags) => (items: readonly DimItem[]) =>
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Allegations of violent crimes, DUI leveled against Utah man
One Utah man has found himself in a serious predicament after recently being taken into custody. Reports stated that the man has been accused of violent crimes involving his ex-wife. Allegedly, the man broke into the woman's home before assaulting her. The woman reportedly alerted police that someone was breaking into the residence.
Details about the incident state that, at approximately 10:30 p.m., the man entered the home after using a baseball bat to break in. He then allegedly used the same bat to assault the woman. The man apparently left the scene before police arrived, but they later located a pickup truck at the man's residence that presumably fit the description of one seen at the woman's home.
Authorities purportedly found a baseball bat in the truck, and the man's father reportedly let the officers into the home. The man allegedly left the home and evaded authorities in the pickup truck before crashing into a wall. He was taken into custody and is currently facing charges for aggravated assault, aggravated burglary, criminal mischief, DUI and numerous other allegations.
The Utah man's case may prove difficult to address due to the multiple charges that he currently faces. Nonetheless, he still has the right to defend against the allegations of violent crimes and other charges, and will certainly want to look into his legal options. Better understanding defense strategies and tactics that could apply to his circumstances may help him make more informed choices and feel more confident as his case proceeds.
Source: kutv.com, "Santaquin man arrested on aggravated burglary and aggravated assault charges", Hannah Knowles, Aug. 7, 2017
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JAS | USA Compliance Blog :: Are Stolen Trade Secrets Worth the Cost?
The Senate passed a bill taking aim at those who steal trade secrets from other businesses. The measure would permit people and businesses whose trade secrets are stolen to sue for damages in federal court, just as those who have other kinds of intellectual property misappropriated, such as patents and trademarks. The legislation also permit a court to order the seizure of property if it will protect trade secrets that are subject of a lawsuit! Trade secret theft costs the U.S. economy more than $300 billion a year.
"Supporters of the legislation say that in the digital world, trade secrets are far more vulnerable than when business plans or a secret formula were locked in the office safe. Businesses use electronic means to share secrets with far-flung business partners, but that can put enormous amounts of information at risk if it's downloaded from a computer or the cloud."