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British rom-com Juliet, Naked is sweet, low-key
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Juliet, Naked (R)
Starring: Rose Byrne, Chris O'Dowd, Ethan Hawke, Jimmy O. Yang, Megan Dodds
Directed by: Jesse Peretz
In Jesse Peretz's Juliet, Naked, Annie's film professor husband is obsessed with the online blog he writes about an American singer/songwriter who disappeared after the release of his 1993 album, Juliet. When a bootleg tape of the musician's concert appears, Annie writes a very critical review of the singer. Her husband is not amused, and things come to a head when the singer visits his pregnant daughter in Annie's coastal English village. It seems he wasn't missing—just living in his ex wife's garage. Everything is low key in this British rom-com, which is just the way it should be.
3 pieces of sweet, lovely, low-key rom-com toast
Rocky Mountain High: Forty Years Later (NR)
Directed by: Lee Aronsohn
Lee Aronsohn has made a documentary about Magic Music, a band he loved while at the University of Colorado, but you have probably never heard since the musicians refused a national music contract because they didn't like the producer's pointy shoes. The director works hard to help the band get "rediscovered," including filming their reunion concert in Boulder, Colorado packed with other local fans.
3 pieces of a doc about a band that didn't make it big toast
Searching (PG-13)
Starring: John Cho, Debra Messing, Joseph Lee, Michelle La, Sara Sohn
Directed by: Aneesh Chaganty
Director/Screenwriter Aneesh Chaganty opens this film Searching with an emotional sequence about the death of a loved wife and mother. Set in Silicon Valley, the father and daughter's grief is shared via computer screens, until the daughter's online presence slowly fades into nothingness. A San Jose detective shows up to trace the missing girl and we follow along on a few too many side trips with the father and the detective while grasping for clues that will lead to closure. Once again, a neutral editor could have made the movie into something crisp and profound instead of what we get.
2 pieces of another computer screen image missing persons case toast
93 Queen (R)
Directed by: Paula Eiseit
93 Queen is the Brooklyn-based emergency services team made up of female Orthodox Jewish EMTs. Formed in 2014, against a wave of patriarchal and matriarchal criticism, the team is a response to the "men-only" EMT team staus-quo. One of the major behind the scene debates is over the issue of letting single women EMTs be part of the team. The arguments include the "fact" that single women may not be "mature enough" while at the same time providing ammunition for ultraconservative Rabbis who are against the project. This isn's a groundbreaking movie, but instead offers insight into an enclave of traditional male privilege.
3 pieces of a sociologically and historically interesting doc toast
Operation Finale (PG-13)
Starring: Oscar Isaac, Ben Kingsley, Melanie Laurant, Lior Raz, Nick Kroll, Haley Lu Richardson, Joe Alwyn, Pepe Rapazote, Greta Scacchi
Directed by: Chris Weitz
When Adolph Eichmann, the architect of the Nazi Holocaust is discovered to be alive and working at a Mercedes Benz factory in Argentina, a Mosad agent is sent to bring him to Israel for a televised trial. The film suffers from having been the focus of a half-dozen previous movies, documentaries and TV shows, and comes across as a "we've already seen this" political thriller interspersed with horrifying flashbacks of the concentration camp experiences suffered by the Mosad agent's dead sister. Ben Kingsley plays Eichmann as a buttoned-down bureaucrat just "doing my job." Meh
1 and 1/2 pieces of a uninspired retelling of a turning point in post WW2 history toast
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This is why people bag on Microsoft.
As does the 2008 version. I ran into this issue and was (not) surprised to find that the bug dating back to version 2005 had still not been fixed. Hey, at least you can delete some files to fix it though.
Make sure SSMS is not running when you delete it. Fire up SSMS again. All your credentials will be gone, so you'll need to reenter them, but it should remember them from here on out. I have no idea what causes it to initially mess up.
The Connect to Server dialog can pop up in different situations where there is no security context for the connection to use. If you use registered servers (and save the password there) when you view the registered servers, select a server in the Registered Servers task pane and then click New Query on the toolbar or Right Click, Connect, Object Explorer or New Query which will result in connecting under the security context you used when registering the server. If a server isn't selected, there is no security context available so the Connect to Server dialog pops up. I haven't heard of passwords being "lost" or "forgotten" using the registered servers task pane and saving registration information there.
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You can fix the password rememberance problem by deleting file(s)?
Becuase if you are, let me know – I'm sick of having to type the damn password in all the time!
Make sure SSMS is not running when you delete it. Fire up SSMS again. It will have forgotten all your servers, so you'll need to reenter them, but it should remember yous credentials. I have no idea what causes it to initially mess up.
And Microsoft wonder why they got passed up by Apple. Microsoft IS the Kmart blue light special of software. I've been developing software for since age 16 and was published by age 18 … going on 30 years of software development … Microsoft wasn't always this bad, their products started to spiral downwards around 2000.
I know when I'm coding for Microsoft, as 50% of my time will be searching the internet for solutions to bugs. When I'm coding for OSX and variants, I spend less than 10% of my time searching for bugs. Pretty significant difference, and IMHO the very reason Microsoft will continue the spiral downwards … who knows, maybe Apple will toss 80 Million into Microsoft when they hit rock bottom … the irony.
FYI, deleting SqlStudio.bin is not a perminant solution, in fact it's pretty temporary. It will "appear" to solve the problem initially after you've re-entered all your user/passwords for each server you connect to … BUT, within a month it was back to forgetting passwords again.
I'm almost certain this is yet again another security context problem with the OS and SSMS – I would attribute most of the bugs found in Microsoft's products (including OS) are directly related to a very poor job at implementing security.
I still hope (and think it is necessary for the survival of Microsoft) that we'll see a true NEW OS come out of Microsoft in the near near future. Backwards compatibility will NOT be maintained (can't be as security and compatibility are in direct opposition) but VMWare could be included with the brand NEW OS. NEW = start from scratch — it really is the only way for Microsoft to survive.
I don't think that this will work due to the fact that when you delete the file mentioned and re-enter the data it simply re-creates the SqlStudio.bin file.
Does not work. A Registered server remembers passwords correctly. But if you are using the change connection in a query window and you have multiple logins for the same server you are changing to, the passwords will not be remembered properly. Why is there no "hot fix" for this?
In any case thanks for posting this, it was very frustrating to have it randomly happen.


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Artist impression of Turkish Navy's Barbaros-class frigate following MLU. SSB image.
MLU of Turkish Navy's Barbaros-class frigates Passes Critical Design Phase
According to a video published by the Turkish Presidency of Defence Industries (SSB), the critical design phase of the Turkish Navy's Barbaros class (MEKO 200 TN Track II-A/B) frigates' Mid Life Upgrade (MLU) was completed in 2020.
Tayfun Ozberk 11 Jan 2021
Within the MLU project scope, indigenous systems developed by ASELSAN – HAVELSAN Joint Venture will replace the existing combat systems onboard 4 Barbaros-class Frigates of the Turkish Naval Forces (Türk Deniz Kuvvetleri). The modernization of the first frigate is set to be completed in November 2022, while the last ship of the class is expected to be delivered in 2024.
The most significant modification of the Barbaros-class frigates is the Combat Management System. Turkey's leading company of C2 solutions, HAVELSAN will modernize the existing TACTICOS combat management system with "B-SYS Combat Management System," a derivative of indigenous GENESIS CMS. Besides, a gunfire control system named "TAKS," locally developed by the R&D department of the Turkish Navy, will be adapted to the 127mm main gun.
Another important upgrade is about anti-ship missile systems. The ships will be outfitted with 16 Atmaca anti-ship missiles (4 quad canisters) replacing the 8 Harpoon missiles (2 quad canisters) currently fitted.
The main mast will be replaced with a stealth one. Thales SMART-S Mk 2 air/surface search radar and ASELSAN ARES-2 series ESM and ECM systems will be placed on the new mast. The ASELSAN-made MAR-D 3D phased array radar will replace AWS-06 short-range multipurpose radar, and indigenous AKR-D trackers will replace STIR trackers.
The old Sea Guard Close-in Weapon System (CIWS), which consists of three 4-barrel Sea Zenith 25 mm guns, will be replaced by two CIWS, the indigenous Gokdeniz CIWS in front of the bridge and Phalanx CIWS above the helo hangar. There will be 2×2 UMTAS / L-UMTAS launchers at the starboard and port side of Gokdeniz CIWS to meet the ship's short-range missile needs.
AN/SQS-56 sonar will be replaced by FERSAH Hull-Mounted Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Sonar System, which can operate in Medium Frequency (MF) Bands in both active and passive modes. Aselsan, the main contractor, with the support of Armelsan, developed FERSAH for frigates and corvettes. FERSAH also has the capability to detect sea mines.
Other upgrades within the scope of the MLU project are as follow:
ASELSAN-made "Piri" Infrared Search and Tracking system
Laser Warning System
ASELSAN-made ALPER LPI navigational radar (instead of DECCA 2690)
Two ASELSAN-STOP Remote Controlled Stabilized Naval Gun System
ASELSAN HIZIR Torpedo Countermeasures system (instead of AN/SLQ-25 Nixie)
In addition to the issues mentioned above, Turkish officials state that they aim to increase the systems' effectiveness with indigenous software solutions. The common desire of the officials is to sustain the indigenization trend of the industry and reduce the outsourcing.
On the other hand, the effects of the recent U.S. sanctions on the MLU project are not clear yet. The common concern of the Turkish defense experts is procuring Phalanx CIWS would not be possible, equipping the ship with two Gokdeniz CIWS is seen as the best solution to reduce the impact of the sanctions.
This Mid-Life Upgrade will extend the Barbaros-class frigates' service life until the 2040s.
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Tayfun Ozberk is a former naval officer who is expert in Above Water Warfare especially in Littoral Waters. He has a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science. After serving the Turkish Navy for 16 years, he started writing articles for several media. Tayfun also offers analysis services on global naval strategies. He's based in Mersin, Turkey.
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Following a particularly slanderous campaign trail, students are left contemplating the outcomes. But before midterm elections took place on Nov. 4, students had already been tuned out for months.
Whether it is due to apathy or busy-ness, students and young voters only made up about 19 percent of the 2008 electorate, according to the Campus Vote Project. Many students complain that it is the political advertisements that are the cause of a distrust in the political system, which leads to a lack of interest in voting.
In the Kansas midterm elections, there were many volatile campaign ads, ranging from blaming Pat Roberts for the number of illegal immigrants in the country to saying "a vote for Greg Orman is a vote for Obama." Not only are these claims widely exaggerated, they also compromise the system.
When it was the high time for campaigning for the midterm election, students had their own midterms to worry about. For the most part, the only information they had about candidates came from the political advertisements that they saw.
The commercials are too focused on putting other politicians down rather than the actual issues and policies that the candidates support. And yes, students should be able to do their own research and decide who to vote for based on their outside information, but at the base of the issue is that many students only remember which political advertisement was slamming which candidate.
And if they do somehow avoid all the political slander, students will still usually vote based on party affiliation. In a time of essays and philanthropy events, students hardly have time to read about economic policies and social welfare.
If we are wanting to increase the amount of student or young-voter involvement, the system needs to change.
Students are turned off by the idea of politics because it's either horrifically negative or because, at a basic level, it takes a lot of work to really understand. If there was a system in place, one that was reliable and honest, maybe it would be easier for students to find interest and conversely become involved in the political process.


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Yameen lashes out at opposition after election loss
The ruling coalition should learn lessons from the loss in the May 6 local council elections, Yameen said, but contended that an "alternative narrative" could be told about the results.
President Abdulla Yameen lashed out at opposition leaders Monday night in his first public appearance since the ruling coalition's loss in the May 6 local council election.
"Why should you stay in hiding abroad? Those who thirst for power here should come back to the Maldives. The first thing you should accept is that court verdicts will be binding on everyone," Yameen said in a fiery speech at the coalition's meeting hall in Malé.
"It won't do when you criticise these things from afar. Our opponents now, they are also opposed to each other. We can see what they have said about each other. But now none of them is in a state where they can provide protection for the other. All of them have collectively gone into self-imposed exile."
The opposition leaders cannot work together because of their adversarial history and desire to seek the presidency, he said, criticising the unlikely partnership between former Presidents Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and Mohamed Nasheed.
After losing a bitter leadership dispute with his half-brother for control of the ruling party, Gayoom has been working with opposition parties to seize Yameen's previously unassailable pro-government majority.
The 79-year-old travelled to India to visit a sick relative in early March and has yet to return.
Nasheed has been living in exile in the United Kingdom since he was granted medical leave from prison in January 2016. The opposition leader was convicted on a controversial terrorism charge and sentenced to 13 years in jail in early 2015.
"Our so strong political leaders who say nation first, are they saying nation first now? When I came here they were playing 'you are our beloved leader' [Gayoom campaign song] at the MDP jagaha [campaign meeting hall]. This is our present state," Yameen said.
Yameen insisted that the judiciary is independent and free of undue influence from the executive, a recurring declaration in his speeches.
The arm of the law will reach everyone under the current administration, he said. In the face of criticism over the jailing of political opponents, Yameen has maintained that they were prosecuted for committing crimes and jailed after fair trials.
The ranks of imprisoned high-profile politicians and state officials include Adhaalath Party leader Sheikh Imran Abdulla, Independent MP Ahmed Mahloof, former Defence Ministers Mohamed Nazim and Tholhath Ibrahim, former ruling party MP Ahmed Nazim, former Vice President Ahmed Adeeb, former Colonel Ahmed Fayaz, former Prosecutor General Muhthaz Muhsin, and Magistrate Ahmed Nihan.
More recently, Jumhooree Party leader Gasim Ibrahim and MP Abdulla Riyaz were put on trial. Gasim, the only opposition leader able to actively lead the new coalition, was released after 20 days in police custody last week.
Yameen meanwhile acknowledged the main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party's landslide win in last week's municipal elections. The MDP won 100 more seats than the ruling Progressive Party of Maldives.
The PPM and coalition partners Maldives Development Alliance and the Dhivehi Rayyithunge Party should learn lessons from the outcome, he said, but contended that an "alternative narrative" could be told about the results.
The ruling coalition lost 100 seats in races where the vote was split between pro-government candidates, Yameen claimed.
"So if you deduct 100 from the seats won by the opposition and add 100 to the seats won by our coalition, the public has declared the results of this election," he said.
He also blamed the PPM's leadership dispute for the poor showing. The party was split into rival factions in October when the civil court stripped Gayoom of his powers as the party's elected leader. Both factions at the time invited interested candidates to apply for the party's ticket.
Yameen said PPM lost in 23 constituencies where members ran as independents against the party's official candidate.
The low turnout in Malé, where he said only three in ten voters cast ballots, also suggests that a majority felt it was unnecessary to elect a city council since the government has been providing municipal services, he argued.
After Yameen assumed office in November 2013, the opposition-dominated city councils were stripped of their powers and responsibilities by the parliament, which transferred most municipal services to government ministries and left the Malé and Addu city councils with providing registration services and issuing birth and death certificates.
The turnout in the capital was 42 percent, well below the national average of 66 percent, which was also higher than the previous local council elections in January 2014 where the turnout was 64 percent.
The MDP won 21 out of 23 seats on the Malé, Addu, and Fuvahmulah city councils and secured majorities in other populous islands.
Yameen went on to warn opposition councillors against obstructing the government's development efforts. Despite the opposition majorities, Yameen said the government will develop the country with or without the cooperation of island, atoll or city councils.
"I am not someone who will mislead the public about serious problems. I am not someone who will lie. I am not someone who will deceive the public to win votes," he said.
"Where is the mariculture done by the MDP-majority councils on the lagoons of their islands? We didn't see that mariculture. But increasing the country's wealth through mariculture was in their manifesto. Even when they got power in a region, they weren't able to do the things in that manifesto."
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Interview: Dustin Lee Abraham
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Next to showrunner and executive-producer Carol Mendelsohn, Dustin Lee Abraham is one of the few writers left on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation who have several seasons of work under their belt. The upcoming twelfth season, premiering September 21st, marks Abraham's eighth season working for the show, that dates all the way back to season four's "No More Bets." Back at work and writing his first script of the season, Abraham gives a tease of what's to come for the Las Vegas series with CSI Files' Shane Saunders.
CSI Files: With the announcement of Laurence Fishburne (Dr Ray Langston) departing the show, is the plan still to introduce newcomer Morgan Brody (Elisabeth Harnois) to the team?
Dustin Lee Abraham: We already introduced her. She's on the show now.
CSI Files: How is she integrated story wise with the team in Las Vegas?
Abraham: In a very realistic way. Carol wants stuff real. So our real techs/writers – Rich [Catalani] and Larry [Mitchell]. They break it down on how it would go down on how to introduce this type of character. There's no Ta-da! Except maybe the fact she's Eck's daughter.
CSI Files: Have there been any discussions as to who is being brought in to replace Laurence, or does it seem more likely for someone already on the show to be promoted to 'leading' status?
Abraham: You can probably predict my response here but… No one can replace Fish, just like no one can replace Billy [Petersen, Gil Grissom]. Those are two of the best actors in the world. But we are looking for another person to join the team. They will definitely be a leader.
CSI Files: What's the approach to season twelve at this point? Do you see yourselves introducing another season-long story arc, or is there more of a focus of 'case-of-the-week' stories?
Abraham: Carol wants case of the week this year, which is cool with me. I always look at CSI eps as their own separate little movies. Our eps look even better than most movies. Case of the week, we do that best. They will air forever. When you have long arcs, sometimes you have to repeat the arc, people get lost if you don't, etc…
CSI Files: Last season ended with several of the show's characters in limbo; with Brass [Paul Guilfoyle] covering up for Ray and Sara [Jorja Fox] in disagreement as to how things were being handled. Do you expect there to be a time-jump when the show resumes?
Abraham: Man… That's a spoiler question there. I'd have to tell you about the premiere. I'd rather you just watch it.
CSI Files: Catherine [Marg Helgenberger] found love last season with Detective Vartann [Alex Carter], but like almost all relationships the couple had their share of ups and downs. Are the writers interested in pursuing that personal storyline of hers or is the relationship being put on the back burner for the time being?
Abraham: There could be a progression of that relationship. But there won't be anything extra personal than what we've already done with her in the past. Again, we're not going to change what we've been doing for twelve years. CSI is successful because of what it does. We start going all personal, our fans will turn to the shows that focus on that stuff. People want to see bad ass crime scenes when they watch CSI.
CSI Files: Some people believe season twelve could possibly be the show's last. Do you believe that as well or do you feel the show has plenty of creative stories still left in it?
Abraham: With Carol, [Anthony] Zuiker, Don [McGill], etc… CSI could go on infinite. We can pump out murder mysteries 24/7.
Shane Saunders is a freelance writer and reviewer. His work can be seen on EDGE Network and ShaneSSaunders.com.
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The president signed a budget bill in March 2018 that will keep the government funded through September. Both sides of the political aisle claimed victory on the budget deal, but the bigger concern is how it affects payroll departments and employees.
There are three things payroll providers should be paying attention to. One of them is significant in that it will affect how payroll is processed and reported; the other two are relatively minor in their effect on payroll processing. All three are described briefly below. If you have any questions, contact your payroll provider or accountant.
The first and most important thing companies need to know about the federal budget is that it partially repeals rules on tip pools put in place back in 2011. If you operate a bar, restaurant, or other service-oriented business by which employees are paid via tips, this affects you.
The federal budget changes some of the rules put in place by the previous administration. First, employers will no longer be able to keep employee tips. Second, the rule that allowed employers to force workers into a tip pool as long as they did not take a tip credit and those employees were paid at least minimum-wage has also been changed.
Under the new rules, employers accustomed to the practice of retaining employee tips in order to exclude them from a tip pool may no longer do so. Violations of either of the new rules could be subject to a penalty of $1,000 per violation plus any liquidated damages.
BenefitMall, a national payroll and benefits administration provider based in Dallas, says the change in the tip rules will probably confuse bar and restaurant owners in the short term. They recommend working with a payroll provider that has a specialized solution for the restaurant industry.
The federal government's E-Verify program that combines I-9 data with Homeland Security and Social Security records to confirm employment eligibility has been renewed for the remainder of the fiscal year. Washington will be providing more than $100 million to keep E-Verify going. Another $22 million has been set aside for improving the program, ostensibly through the end of the 2020 fiscal year.
This provision should have very little impact on day-to-day payroll processing. E-Verify is something employers are now used to, so keeping it going through the end of this fiscal year just means business as usual.
Finally, the federal budget gives $320 million to the IRS to be used to carry out the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – a.k.a., the GOP tax overhaul – through the remainder of the fiscal year. Again, this provision of the budget will have very little impact on day-to-day payroll processing. We mention it because of persistent questions about whether the IRS is up to the task of implementing the law signed by the president last December.
The additional funding ensures that the IRS has the money it needs to implement the changes made necessary by overhauling the tax code. Whether or not that translates into better tools and resources for employers remains to be seen. At least the IRS has been directed to do its job and given the funds to do so.
Do you own a small business for which payroll seems to be getting more complicated by the year? If so, you may see the new federal budget as making it even harder for you to understand how to handle payroll taxes. Perhaps it is time to consider outsourcing your payroll.


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The shifting winds of the movie industry have made actually going to the theater not as necessary as it used to be. But when the movies were at their best in 2022, as they were with the 10 films on this list, experiencing them on a big screen with hundreds of people around you was the only way to feel their full impact. Streaming still had its place in a couple of instances, but in most cases, going to the movie theater again felt vital.
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WADA officers disrupt Russian women's ice hockey training session in PyeongChang
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Russian female ice hockey players at the Winter Olympics came under scrutiny from World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) officers, who took 16 team members to doping control hours before a scheduled training session.
The team is competing at the Games under the name 'Olympic Athletes from Russia' following the ban imposed on the country by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) amid the ongoing doping scandal.
"The team had an exhausting journey [to South Korea], our luggage was delayed, and we were late for an evening training session," Aleksey Chistyakov, the head coach of the women's hockey team, told Match TV on Monday.
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"We were forced to conduct a short-handed practice, as more than half of the team was taken by the doping officers, and the girls were late for training. The players are motivated [to achieve good results]. We have spent the last two seasons preparing for the Olympics. Facing such a political situation [amid the doping scandal] we want to prove to everyone that we are a competitive and battle-ready squad," he added.
The Olympic female ice hockey tournament begins on February 10, the day after the Opening ceremony in PyeongChang. The Russian squad will face off against Canada in their opening game on February 11.
In December, the IOC imposed harsh sanctions on Russia for alleged doping violations, prohibiting more than 50 athletes from participating in the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea. The Russian female ice hockey squad was reduced as a result of the sanctions, as six players who competed at the 2014 Sochi Games were slapped with life bans for any future Olympics.
Inna Dyubanok, Ekaterina Lebedeva, Ekaterina Pashkevich, Anna Shibanova, Ekaterina Smolentseva and Galina Skiba were penalized by the Olympic governing body, which also ruled to annul their sixth place finish at the home Games in Sochi.
15 Russians not invited to Olympics despite doping ban repeal
Last week, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) overturned the lifetime bans of 28 Russian team members, declaring that the evidence presented by the IOC was "insufficient" to establish that "an anti-doping rule violation (ADRV) was committed by the athletes."
Four national ice hockey players – Ekaterina Lebedeva, Ekaterina Pashkevich, Anna Shibanova and Ekaterina Smolentseva – were among those cleared by CAS. However, the court ruling didn't allow all the athletes to enter the upcoming Games, as the IOC has refused to invite 13 CAS-approved athletes and two coaches to PyeongChang, after observing "additional elements and/or evidence, which could not be considered by the IOC Oswald Commission because it was not available to it" just days after the CAS decision.
It is expected that WADA's attention in PyeongChang will be mainly focused on the Russian athletes who were allowed to compete at the Winter Games under the name 'Olympic Athletes from Russia.'
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How 2017's highlights in employment law may affect employers in 2018
By Katherine Fechte, Lauren Daming, Lauren Harris, Camille Toney, Audrie Howard on February 8, 2018 at 2:50 PM
The federal employment law landscape saw some interesting developments in 2017, as well as some anticipated changes that were ultimately halted or delayed. Below is a summary of major federal employment law headlines and a look at what employers can expect in 2018.
For Missouri and Illinois employers specifically, a review of 2017 updates and a look forward at 2018 can be found here.
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Employers in Missouri and Illinois saw the passage of several new employment-related laws in 2017. Below is a look at some legislative highlights of 2017 and how they might affect your business in 2018.
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Circuit split results from decision that Title VII prohibits sexual orientation discrimination
By Camille Toney on April 5, 2017 at 12:53 PM
In a landmark decision released April 4, 2017, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Title VII protection extends to sexual orientation. The Seventh Circuit has become the first appeals court to rule in such a manner, directly contradicting the recent decisions of the Eleventh and Second Circuits.
Potential circuit split highlights question over Title VII and sexual orientation discrimination
By Audrie Howard on March 16, 2017 at 3:15 PM
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals created a likely split in federal courts of appeals this week when it upheld a district court's dismissal of a complaint alleging harassment on the basis of sexual orientation.
The 11th Circuit's decision in Jameka Evans v. Georgia Regional Hospital rested on the ground that discrimination on the basis of an employee's sexual orientation is not prohibited under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (Case No. 15-15234). The plaintiff in this case, a former hospital security guard, alleged that she was harassed because she is a lesbian and because she did not conform to gender norms. As precedent for its decision, the 11th Circuit cited to a 1979 case out of the 5th Circuit (Blum v. Gulf Oil Corp., 597 F.2d 926).
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By Lauren Harris on February 24, 2017 at 3:22 PM
With a new year and a new presidential administration, the restroom access debate is a hot topic again.
On Feb. 22, 2017, the Trump administration withdrew the Obama-era directive to public schools that instructed schools to permit transgender students access to restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their expressed gender identity or risk violating Title IX's prohibition on sex discrimination. The Trump administration clarified that its action in rescinding President Obama's guidance was not an attack on the LGBTQ community, but an action taken on the premise that this is a state's rights issue. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos explained in a statement: "We have a responsibility to protect every student in America and ensure that they have the freedom to learn and thrive in a safe and trusted environment…This is an issue best solved at the state and local level. Schools, communities, and families can find — and in many cases have found — solutions that protect all students."
"Married on Saturday… fired on Monday": Seventh Circuit holds Title VII doesn't protect against sexual orientation bias
By Katherine Fechte on August 8, 2016 at 1:25 PM
On July 28, 2016, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled in a precedential decision that existing civil rights laws do not protect against sexual orientation discrimination. Although it was a unanimous decision, the court expressed great displeasure and conflict with the "illogical" legal structure in which "a person can be married on Saturday and then fired on Monday for just that act."
Employers may see shift after EEOC ruling on sexual orientation discrimination
By Molly Batsch on September 23, 2015 at 6:00 PM
In a groundbreaking ruling released recently, Unknown v. Anthony Foxx, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission confirmed that allegations of sexual orientation discrimination necessarily state a claim of sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII).
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Applicant Need Not Inform Employer of Need for Religious Accommodations to Support Title VII Claim
By Lauren Daming on June 3, 2015 at 8:53 AM
In a concise, seven-page decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Muslim woman, Samantha Elauf, denied employment by clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch ("Abercrombie") after wearing a headscarf to her interview. The plaintiff was denied employment because her headscarf violated Abercrombie's "Look Policy" which described the image Abercrombie sought to project within its stores.
U.S. Supreme Court Creates New Standard For Evaluating Pregnancy-Related Accommodations; Finds EEOC's Pregnancy Guidance is Not Entitled to Deference
By Amy Blaisdell, Lauren Daming, T. Christopher Bailey on March 26, 2015 at 10:43 AM
By a 6-3 majority, the Supreme Court created a potentially new standard by which employers' accommodations given or denied to pregnant women will be judged under the federal Pregnancy Discrimination Act ("PDA").
In Young v. UPS, the plaintiff, Peggy Young, was deemed unable to work her part-time driver position once her physician placed her on a 20-pound lifting restriction. Young was placed on an unpaid leave, and returned to work after the birth of her child; however, Young subsequently filed a lawsuit against UPS alleging the company violated the PDA in refusing to accommodate her pregnancy-related lifting restriction and not assigning her to a light duty position.
Ring in the New Year - New Illinois Pregnancy Fairness Law Goes Into Effect January 1st
By Amy Blaisdell on December 31, 2014 at 1:21 PM
What is the Illinois Pregnancy Fairness Law?
Effective January 1, 2015, the Illinois Pregnancy Fairness Law provides workplace protections to all expectant mothers, regardless of an employer's size. The Illinois Pregnancy Fairness Law amends the Illinois Human Rights Act, adding "pregnancy" as a protected class under state law. "Pregnancy" is defined broadly to mean "pregnancy, childbirth, or other medical or common conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth." Accordingly, effective 1/1/15, the IHRA prohibits discrimination on the basis of "pregnancy" against applicants and employees and also requires employers to provide accommodations to expectant mothers to enable them to perform the job the job held or sought unless the employer can establishing that doing so would cause an undue hardship on the ordinary operation of the business. The Illinois law also prohibits retaliation against individuals who exercise their right to an accommodation under the law.


Check out Spearfishing on Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast, the latest episode from the hit Channel 4 TV show and find out how Jimmy Doherty prepared for his spearfishing experience by learning to freedive with Go Freediving's Emma Farrell.
Why Spearfishing on Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast?
Jamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty have been friends since childhood and now host a TV show together, which combines celebrity cooking from a cafe on Southend pier, with food stories and activism across the UK.
They like to champion British produce, and show different ways to collect and create food on each show. Spearfishing on Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast is a perfect example of how to sustainably hunt food for the table, which Jimmy then turned into simple, yet delicious fish rolls on the beach.
Before the shoot for Spearfishing on Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast however, Jimmy needed to know how to freedive, and this was where Emma Farrell came in.
In July 2016, Jimmy travelled up to Vobster, the lake where Go Freediving teaches most of their courses, in order to learn how to freedive from freediving expert Emma Farrell.
On a blistering sunny day, with the water reaching 24 degrees on the surface, she put him through his paces, teaching him the basic freediving skills, such as correct breathing, duck diving, equalisation, finning, and the safety skills needed to make him safe in the water.
Emma was assisted by Go Freediving club leader, Mark Karasick, and filmed Jimmy's experiences which you can exclusively watch here!
Jimmy Doherty learns to freedive for Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast spearfishing episode from Go Freediving on Vimeo.
A few days after teaching Jimmy Doherty to freedive, Emma joined the shoot for Spearfishing on Jamie and Jimmy's Friday night feast in Swanage to act as a safety diver for Jimmy during the scenes underwater.
The sequence started with Jimmy kayaking across Swanage bay with local bushcraft expert Dan Scott and spearfisher Lee Janes to Old Harry Rocks in order to try and find some fish to spear.
The weather was fantastic but the visibility wasn't so great, and there were almost no fish to be found! Jimmy did his best with the spear, but with almost no fish and a homemade wooden spear that was too lightweight, he really had it stacked against him.
Luckily Lee managed to bag a bass, and that was what we all came for so it was then back to shore to get changed ready for the cooking sequence of the film.
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Sex, lies and videotape: Barry Forshaw's Sex and Film lays bare the erotic traditions of cinema
Sex and Film: the Erotic in British, American and World Cinema is a survey of sex on celluloid, from Tarzan to Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Sex and Film: the Erotic in British, American and World Cinema
Barry Forshaw
Palgrave Macmillan, 243pp, £19.99
The release of Sam Taylor-Johnson's Fifty Shades of Grey offered an intriguing insight into contemporary Anglo-Saxon attitudes to erotic cinema. Pre-release, there was lively speculation as to its presumed transgressive qualities. Post-release, there was an equally keen sense of deflation at the unanticipated modesty of what the Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw called "the most purely tasteful and softcore depiction of sadomasochism in cinema history".
Barry Forshaw examines this complicated attitude to depictions of sex in film – a kind of simultaneous dreading and hoping to find something nasty in the sexual woodshed – in Sex and Film, his study of British, US and world cinema from the early 1900s to the present day. The skirmishes between film-makers' desire to depict eroticism and the constraints of public morality began with the advent of moving pictures, but the battle lines were formally set with the imposition of official film censorship in 1912 in the UK and 1909 in the US.
Forshaw begins his book with the literary equivalent of the censor's "R18" rating. "A fairly sober warning should be given to any potential readers," he writes. "If notions of political correctness are important to you, it might perhaps be best to steer clear of what follows."
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With that tantalising warning in mind, we proceed to the dicey area of sexual arousal. The point at which pornography becomes art (or vice versa) has been earnestly debated, not least by Susan Sontag in her essay "The Pornographic Imagination". But Forshaw's terms of engagement are admirably unambiguous: "nearly all the work discussed here, whatever the erotic elements, is generally committed to saying something pertinent about the film's characters, or about society, rather than merely treating us to some photogenic concupiscence".
He argues that the treatment of sexuality by early silent movie-makers descended in a direct line from 19th-century realist novelists such as Émile Zola. The connection is evident in films with a strong European sensibility, such as Gustav Machatý's 1933 Ekstase, whose frank depiction of nudity, intercourse and female orgasm caused it to be banned in the US, and G W Pabst's Pandora's Box (1929), based on Wedekind's Lulu plays and starring Louise Brooks as the fatal female libertine.
Jean Harlow and "the It Girl", Clara Bow, epitomised a bold, modern sexual freedom, but Hollywood's take on sexuality moved swiftly towards the exotic and unattainable, with stars such as Theda Bara representing a thrillingly unwholesome eroticism. Film settings were equally suggestive of licence, as in George Melford's The Sheik (1921), an extended rape fantasy starring Rudolph Valentino as the predatory Bedouin, and W S Van Dyke's Tarzan the Ape Man (1932), with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan as Tarzan and his consort romping scantily clad through the jungle.
Weissmuller's exposed glutes were early victims along with Mae West's lubricious one-liners of the Motion Picture Production Code, known as the Hays Code (after Will Hays, the first president of the US film trade association the MPPDA). Co-written by Martin J Quigley, the Catholic editor of the exhibitors' Motion Picture Herald, and Father Daniel A Lord, a star-struck Jesuit priest who had acted as a technical adviser to Cecil B DeMille on The King of Kings, the code was ratified in 1930 and began to be enforced four years later by its administrator Joseph Breen, a devout Catholic.
The code's comprehensive list of prohibitions included childbirth, profanity, miscegenation, surgical operations and disrespectful treatment of the American flag. Where sex was concerned, Breen's moral vision demanded respect for the bonds of matrimony, suppression of carnality ("sexual content between males and females was limited mainly to osculation, an act placed under strict time and lip limits", Thomas Doherty notes in his biography of Breen), and the veneration of women as "vessels of virginity or paragons of maternity".
Forshaw observes:
The ingenious . . . fashion in which clever screenwriters, directors and stars circumvented the crushing censorship demands of the day is a source of pleasure in itself . . . A good example might be the discussion of horse racing between Bogart and Bacall in Howard Hawks's The Big Sleep (1946) – when Lauren Bacall said her pleasure depended on "who's in the saddle", audiences understood what she was talking about.
The constraints of the trade code also produced some hauntingly erotic cinematic moments, such as Rita Hayworth's explosively chaste striptease in Charles Vidor's Gilda (1946), involving the removal of a single glove. But the approach of the sexual revolution was inexorable, and was heralded by the incandescent sexuality of Marilyn Monroe, "a living refutation of the censor's anti-sex ethos".
While directors in Britain and the US struggled to circumvent the censor (the production code was eventually abandoned in 1968, a year of many revolutions), in Europe directors such as Fellini, Visconti and Pasolini in Italy, Louis Malle and Alain Resnais in France, and the Swedes Ingmar Bergman and Vilgot Sjöman, director of 1967's I Am Curious (Yellow), were able to explore even extreme forms of sexuality (as in Pasolini's Salò, not passed uncut by the British Board of Film Classification until 2000). The violent contrasts in levels of artistic freedom led to a lingering conviction among Anglo-Saxon audiences that Europeans are, in some mysterious way, better at sex.
The relaxation of censorship in the late 1960s and 1970s did not necessarily lead to erotic high seriousness in Hollywood or Pinewood. Forshaw devotes a chapter each to the oeuvre of the breast-obsessed Russ Meyer (auteur of 1965's black-and-white Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!) and the genre he calls British Smut, with its poster boy, "the massively ubiquitous Robin Askwith", demonstrating "a schoolboy reaction to sex . . . somewhere between hysterical fear and slack-jawed lust".
Forshaw pursues his subject through the blurring of lines between pornography and erotica in films such as Deep Throat ("the Citizen Kane of hardcore 1970s pornographic films"); the elision of sex and violence in the likes of Gaspar Noé's Irreversible (2002), with its "uncompromising scenes of murder and rape"; and sex and horror in the films of David Cronenberg. But in a confusedly argued penultimate chapter he seems to assert that, despite the "burgeoning permissiveness" that permits nudity and even ejaculation to be portrayed in television dramas such as Game of Thrones and Lena Dunham's Girls, a "new puritanism" is at work, which he appears to conflate with feminism, or perhaps with the female equivalent of the "male gaze". Of Fifty Shades of Grey he remarks: "Male readers and observers of the phenomenon found themselves excluded from this new, lucrative sexual arena in which a woman was writing about sexual fantasies for women."
It doesn't appear to occur to him that a similar sense of exclusion might have troubled half the audience for film since the birth of the genre, or that modern viewers may be growing restive with a medium of whose aesthetic, as the critic Molly Haskell wrote, "The conception of woman as idol,
art object, icon and visual entity is . . . the first principle." Although Forshaw acknowledges the "positive elements about the new attention to the subject [of sexual mores], such as women's laudable insistence on their equal rights to sexual pleasure", he claims that "male sexuality is under a merciless spotlight, even more so than was the case in the 1970s and 1980s, when writers such as Andrea Dworkin, Marilyn French and Betty Friedan suggested that the masculine sexual impulse was ineluctably linked to patriarchy and control".
Under the catch-all label of "political correctness", he appears to imply that when it comes to cinematic depictions of the erotic, feminism operates as a form of censorship. It is a view he expresses by assertion, rather than argument. He claims to have "argued in vain with feminists of my acquaintance who supported [the] censorship initiatives [of Mary Whitehouse], believing that they (my friends and colleagues) had far more in common with someone like myself, who had no objection to either female or male nudity". And in a chapter on Lars von Trier's 2013 film Nymphomaniac, Forshaw complains about the director's "lack of intellectual rigour" in the final scene, whose message of male culpability, he grumbles, "would find favour with the most polemicising 1970s feminists".
For anyone interested in cinematic depictions of sexuality, this is a necessary but in some ways frustrating book. Its range of reference is immense, but the scope of Forshaw's knowledge is not matched by an equivalent analytical depth. A substantial portion of the text is given over to plot précis and the cliché-heavy style can be trying. The repeated digs at feminism make it hard to take him seriously as an authority, as does his coy sidestepping of problematic work. Of Russ Meyer's oeuvre he asks, rhetorically, "was [he] actually producing the most meretricious rubbish?" and concludes: "The answer may be different for each individual viewer."
The sexual revolution of the 1960s and 1970s largely failed to fulfil its promise – in film as in life – of treating the sexuality of women as different from, but equal to, that of men. There are, however, some signs of change, with the impetus appearing to come not from the mainstream but from pornography. The 21st century has brought the rise of a thriving genre of erotic films made by women, from a female point of view. As the dialogue over the role of women in every aspect of mainstream cinema continues, it will be intriguing to see how the work of Anna Span, Erika Lust and Petra Joy informs the next generation of films about desire in all its myriad manifestations.
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If you're an interventional cardiologist, Fellow, or in the allied health fields, and you aren't able to make it to Washington for the five-day-long TCT meeting, you can get a quick dose of the latest and greatest in a single day on Saturday, September 20, in Short Hills, New Jersey.
Course co-directors are Drs. Maurice Buchbinder, Barry Cohen and Robert Kipperman. Time is short so register soon. Admission fees range from free (for Fellows) to $125 for physicians, with several levels in-between. You can register for the course online, or call 1-800-247-9580.


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Rikers Island Guards Hired Despite Stealing, Gang Ties and Debts
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The prison has come under fire recently for its deplorable record of use-of-force instances. Perhaps one explanation for that high number – 4,074 in a single year – lies in the fact that dozens of recently employed guards have questionable records.
Rikers Island is famous for housing some of America's most notorious. The nation's second-largest prison has held convicts like serial killer David "Son of Sam" Berkowitz, drug-addled Sex Pistols frontman Sid Vicious, and Mark David Chapman, John Lennon's killer. But it may also be a haven for renegade guards who only narrowly escaped jail themselves.
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Rikers Island Guards Used Record Amount of Force Against Inmates in 2014
During a yearlong city probe into the prison's practices, investigators selected 153 guard application files at random. Of those, 54 "presented significant red flags that should have either precluded their hiring outright or required further follow-up," reported the Associated Press.
Guards' records showed a surprising range of offenses.
One guard had been fired from his previous job for stealing.
One admitted to gang ties, and investigators found that no applicants were screened for this, despite gang violence posing the biggest threat to prison safety.
Ten Rikers officers had been arrested multiple times.
12 had already been declined jobs with the NYPD, six for psychological conditions which deemed them unfit for duty.
"Unless you have consistently qualified correction officers," said Department of Investigation Commissioner Mark Peters, "solving the other problems we care about is an almost insurmountable task."
The list goes on, and perhaps most shocking of all are the clerical routines which allowed such a systemic problem to take hold.
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Rikers Inmate Commits Suicide Despite Warnings to Prison Officials
According to the report, all applicants were graded on a scale of 1 to 5, but prison officials never settled on which end of the scale was negative and which was positive. This system proved as efficient as a broken thermometer, where 200 degrees could simultaneously mean a scorching day on Venus or a bitingly cold night on Mars.
Most applicants were rated the median "3," to avoid confusion.
Jails Commissioner Joseph Ponte has promised to bring Rikers under control, but in December, federal prosecutors threatened to sue the city of New York over civil rights abuses in the prison.
Ponte said in a statement that he is committed to "improving staff recruitment, training, and retention."


Playing host to the incredible Dirty Hero, Duncombe Park is one of Yorkshire's finest stately homes, situated in the North Yorkshire Moors, and only 20 miles from York.
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Dirty Hero is a fantastic, fun obstacle course challenge hitting North Yorkshire in 2018. Choose between 6 or 12 Km of stunning terrain, covered with up to 40 obstacles designed to test the inner hero in you.
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Rhonda, my husband and I have just implemented a "power hour" each morning in order to deal with the stress of our lives. We're both full commission real estate agents in the Detroit area. With our state economy riding on the auto industry, to say that we're stressed out right now is such an understatement. Two weeks ago, I was actually contemplating getting medication just to help me cope. We're both very strong believers and I really wanted to give God the glory for working my anxiety out. I found lots of guided meditation but either they were too short to really do me any good or they took me into eastern elements that distracted my meditation. Thank you for this ministry you have. We appreciate so much the wonderful guided meditation. We've sat with you three mornings so far while your voice has led us straight through the turmoil and into the calm. Thank you so much and may God bless you abundantly, far more than you can ask or imagine.


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John Cox (born 12 March 1935) is an English opera director. Born in Bristol, he was educated at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, and trained at Glyndebourne as assistant to Carl Ebert,  and then at the York Theatre Royal and BBC television, made his directing debut with Ravel's L'enfant et les sortilèges for the Sadler's Wells company in 1965.

In 1971 he was appointed as the first director of production at Glyndebourne, to oversee existing productions and create new ones. During his tenure he worked with designers including David Hockney, Sir Hugh Casson, Michael Annals and William Dudley. The critic Rodney Milnes singles out for mention Cox's Glyndbourne productions of Richard Strauss operas: Ariadne auf Naxos (1971), Capriccio (1973), Intermezzo (1974), Die schweigsame Frau (1977), Der Rosenkavalier (1980) and Arabella (1984).

Cox succeeded Peter Ebert as general administrator and artistic director of Scottish Opera in 1981, holding the post until 1986. In 1988 he was appointed production director of the Royal Opera, Covent Garden.

As well as Strauss, Cox is particularly known for his Mozart and Rossini productions.
In 2000 he collaborated with John Stoddart to stage Capriccio at the Sydney Opera House during the 2000 Summer Olympics. He has also worked widely in Europe and the USA. Milnes mentions in particular Daphne in Munich, Don Carlos in  San Francisco, Un ballo in maschera in Sydney and Patience, one of the English National Opera's longest-running successes. For the Metropolitan Opera, New York, Cox  directed Capriccio in 2011.

He is the librettist and collaborator with the American composer Theodore Morrison of a new opera about Oscar Wilde, Oscar, which was given its world premiere at The Santa Fe Opera during the Summer 2013 season.

References

External links
Interview with John Cox, November 11, 1994

British opera directors
Theatre people from Bristol
Living people
Helpmann Award winners
Alumni of St Edmund Hall, Oxford
1935 births


I needed to stop running. I earned it. With my first marathon and fifth half-marathon still so fresh in my mind and body, I'd have been enjoying a much-needed long vacation from running. Those races left me so spent that I swear I could hear parts of me screaming, "No more! Please no more!" However, I had registered for this late last year. This was supposed to be my first marathon, which was going to be held last December 2013, but a super typhoon blew it all the way to March 2014. So, there I was towing the line with an ensemble of marathoners on a cold midnight. Despite my worries and reluctance, a growing excitement welled up in me. I was really excited to experience Cebu City on foot in the middle of the night.
My excitement was quashed several kilometers later. I realized that, despite the pure awesomeness of running, it has its own share of haters. My running companions and I were ridiculed by partygoers and bystanders. I've had my share of hecklers before but this time their insults had more fire. It might have been the liquor or the late hour. My own susceptibility may have been fueled by my own weariness and insecurities. Whatever it was, the truth was lost on them. Running is fundamentally a great activity that promotes fitness. What we were doing was made even greater by the cause behind it. Eventually, I resolved to take my mind off the distractions. I had a marathon to run after all.
I had an easier time physically. The cool dawn weather kept me from overheating but there were so many turns on this race that I have lost sight of most of the other marathoners. It was creepy having the road all to myself. Whenever I caught sight of another soul, I would quickly use my fartlek strategy to catch up. It worked most of the time. I did have trouble with a barefoot runner but I passed him with four kilometers left in the race.


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A fantastic pace and beautiful but deadly backdrop.
I love all the books that I have read from author James Rollins. I love how he mixes science, history together with his wonderful imagination.


Please find the attached photos of the house before and after the Roller Shutter installation.
It's been a week and I have already realised that getting the OzShut Roller Shutters was one of the best decisions made. Not only has it made me feel safe when leaving the house but has made a massive difference in cutting out road noise and heating the room.
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WINDSOR, Ont. – Ground has officially broken on the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, beginning full-scale construction of a six-lane, 2.5-km cable-stay span to link Windsor, Ont. and Detroit, Mich.
It should be open to traffic as early as 2022.
The alliance participated in the groundbreaking and a related U.S. ceremony earlier this summer. Canada is the sole financial investor in the bridge.
Hopefully CBSA/CBP will allow trucks/drivers to make a last minute decision to choose either the Gordie Howe bridge or Ambassador bridge based on volume of traffic. Currently trucks need to send their electronic manifests at least an hour ahead of time. It would be nice if these bridges have the same port codes and can interchange their decision.
It would be a shame if a driver was forced to use one bridge, because his electronic manifest was sent to that bridge, and it was closed due to an accident yet the other bridge is completely open.


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I visited Singapore for the first time in three and a half years. Actually, I used to live in Singapore for one and a half year to attend a business school. A reunion was held in Singapore, so that's why I came back there. This times, I spent about a week going around Singapore to take as many photos as possible. In this article, I will write about Marina Bay Sands as part of Day 2.
Following the previous post, I returned from Singapore Flyer to Marina Bay Sands.
Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort developed by Las Vegas Sands, a casino resport operating company in Las Vegas. It was opened in July 2010 and many Japanese people knew it through a TV commercial.
As I mentioned in the previous article, Marina Bay Sands has three areas (Tower area, Shopping area and Promenade area) and I will start to go around Promenade area first.
Crystal Pavilion, which floats on Marina bay, is an eye-catching building in the Promenade area. Crystal Pavilion is a shop of Louis Vuitton and the second largest boutique next to the flagship shop in Paris.
671 pieces of glass are used for the building.
Reflection on the glass was impressive.
The interior of the shop was also fancy and artistic, so if you love Louis Vuitton, it should be must-visit.
I will continue to go around Promenade area.
You can see Fullerton Hotel and surrounding buildings on the opposite the shore.
Then, I took pictures towards Tower area (hotel).
In front of the hotel building, there was shopping area.
So, I moved into the shopping area.
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is one of the largest shopping malls in Singapore and there are about 270 shops there. The shopping mall consists of three floors – Bay Level (1F), Galleria Level (B1F) and Canal Level (B2F).
There was an artificial canal and "Sampan Rides" on the Canal Level.
While there were lots of fancy restaurants in Marina Bay Sands, there was also a food court, "Rasapura Masters".
I had a quick dinner there. Then, I moved to Sands Sky Park.
Sands Sky Park is a rooftop park of Marina Bay Sands. There is Sands SkyPark Observation Deck along with Infinity Pool and restaurants. Only hotel guests are allowed to enter the pool, I went around the observation deck.
Here are some photo of the observation deck.
Fullerton Hotel and surrounding building.
Now it past 7 p.m. and the sun started to go down.
Then, I started to take pictures of the observation deck around sunset. I will write about it in the next article.
In the next article, I will write about Marina Bays Sands in the evening.
Visiting Marina Bay Sands – wonderful night view!


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Educated overseas, Eveline was mostly homeschooled. Her interests and studies took her to the humanities, philosophies and the arts. She studied and practiced commercial interior design in the United States. Eventually, Horelle Dailey found the value of words and began to write. Her readers find French influencing her poetic prose. Published in journals and magazines her books find their readership globally. She is a public speaker. Her memoirs speak to the heart of humanity. She exposes struggles that are left unspoken. Design and art bring structure to her compositions. When not writing, Eveline can be found reading, weaving or painting. A social activist, she teaches English to refugees. A Palliative care and 11th hour volunteer, she offers assistance to those she serves.
It is evident as I grow older so do my philosophies. I am now aware of forces unseen creating fields for me to follow. I am a free spirited being.
The route I take is organized day by day and consents to the expression of who I become. This is the peculiar way my creativity and reveries are offered to the light.
Synchronicities guide my steps. Quantum and extraordinary encounters with masters from far and near continually trace the direction I travel.
I write not to influence my readers. I write to inspire them.
I weave to address liaisons between colors, textures and shape. Within this expression of art, I see the blending of humanity. I wear my one-of-a-kind woven piece.
I paint what my mind can see.
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Looking for coupons for products that you regularly buy? Do you want to make a significant dent in your grocery bill by using coupons? Knowing where to find the very best coupons is a good place to start. The following tips will help anyone build a robust collection of coupons to help save on food, beauty and health products, baby items, entertainment, pet supplies and more.
Even in today's digital world, the Sunday newspaper is still one of the most popular sources for finding grocery coupons. The coupons distributed in the papers are regional, meaning different parts of the country will receive different coupons. Newspapers distributed in the major cities will have more coupons than small town newspapers. If you live in a small town, you will get more bang for your buck by getting the Sunday newspapers from a larger city. To find a coupon code to save on your newspaper subscription, visit DiscountedNewspapers.com.
To check out in advance the coupons that will be in the Sunday paper, visit SundayCouponPreview.com. During the weeks that the Sunday paper has double inserts or coupons for products that you regularly use, consider buying additional copies.
Magazines and coupons go together like soup and sandwich, depending on the type of magazines that you buy. For example, grocery coupons are found in lifestyle and home and garden magazines. Fashion magazines will have coupons for makeup, personal care products and retail stores.
Before investing in a magazine subscription, buy a single copy and see if there are enough coupons to warrant an investment in a subscription. In the article Finding Coupons In Magazines, you will find more tips on coupons in magazines and advice about finding cheap or free subscriptions, so be sure to check it out.
Before you toss out the package wrap or that empty can, stop and look for a coupon. Many manufacturers include valuable coupons and rebate forms inside or on product packaging.
The expiration dates on product packaging coupons are based on the shelf life of the product, which will be longer than coupons printed online or clipped out of the newspaper. You may have four weeks to use a coupon you found online and six months on a coupon you found on packaging. This goes for the face value as well.
Manufacturers' Websites
Some manufacturers offer coupons and other promotional information on their websites. This applies to many of the companies that sell organic foods as well as those producing meat, dairy and produce. Doing an online search using the product name will result in a link to the manufacturer's website. Explore the site for ways to save on the product, including signing up for the newsletters or joining loyalty programs that allow you to earn points that you can redeem for coupons and free products.
Popular manufacturer's websites that offer printable coupons online include Arm & Hammer, BettyCrocker.com, Pillsbury.com, and KelloggsFamilyRewards.com.`
Another type of website that provides you with a convenient way to save money is shopping portals. By applying the app-stacking strategy, you may be able to earn cashback bonuses, frequent flyer miles and apply coupon codes at the same time.
There are websites designed exclusively for shoppers looking for online printable grocery and drugstore coupons. Some of the sites have agreements with national grocery stores and provide store-specific coupons. Other sites have national manufacturer coupons, but also have agreements with grocery store chains to accept the coupons. For the complete list of websites with printable coupons, including manufacturer's websites, visit our article "Best Websites With Printable Coupons."
Buying Coupons Online
Auction sites such as eBay have become a popular source for finding coupons. It is illegal to sell coupons, but charging for the time spent to collect and organize the coupons is legal. Because of this loophole, there are many coupons available on auction sites. Usually, the coupons up for auction come in a bundle, such as 20 coupons for a specific brand of baby food.
There are also websites that are coupon clipping services. These sites have an abundance of coupons that you can buy and have shipped to you. They work under the same loophole that they are providing a clipping service, which is not the same as selling coupons. The sites are popular with couponers because they can get multiple coupons for the same product and find coupons that are not available in their area. TheCouponClippers.com and Coupons and Things by Dede are rated high on coupon forums.
While it is a common practice to use coupon-clipping websites, the companies that distribute the coupons find it unethical. In our article "Is it Illegal to Buy or Sell Coupons," we go into depth about what the pros and cons are and why the industry as a whole is against it.
Direct mail is sent from companies that value-conscious shoppers sign up to receive. Procter and Gamble, Target and Bed Bath & Beyond are a few examples. There is also Valpak, which sends monthly coupons through the mail. Most of the time, the coupons are targeted at service-related local companies, restaurants and home maintenance.
Free Products, Junk Mail
One way to get shoppers to try a new product is to offer them a trial size for free. Many times shoppers avoid this type of promotion because of the fear of getting bombarded with junk mail. But a coupon will almost always come along with the free product. Also, junk mail can be a good source for coupons. If dealt with daily by separating the good from the bad, junk mail can be something coupon clippers look forward to receiving.
Grocery Store Websites
Almost all grocery store chains have websites with store coupons, loyalty club perks and weekly circulars posted. This can be a great source for combining coupons and sales for extra savings.
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