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Q: How to pass parameters to subreports? I have 5 reports that all have 2 parameters: startdate and enddate.
select *  from table where date between startdate and enddate

This is a simplified version of what I have, but for this problem, it should work.
I need to have all of the tables in 1 compiled report and link all of their parameters. I think I might be approaching this problem incorrectly. First of all, the server that I'm publishing the report to is SQL Server 2008, not SQL Server 2008 R2, so I don't think I can use report parts (correct me if I'm wrong). Because of this, I thought that the best way to approach this would be to use subreports. I created a new report that will contain the other reports as subreports. In the subreport properties, I set startdate equal to:
=Parameters!startdate.Value

Startdate exists in the new final report and it has a default value. I did the same thing with enddate. However, when I run it, I get the error "One or more parameters were not specified for the subreport, 'Subreport', located at :/Subreport."
I'd really appreciate any help with this, and I apologize for the length of this post. I tried to find this online, but I couldn't, so I finally made an account so that I could ask this question.
Edit: I never found the solution to this problem, but I achieved the result I wanted by just copy and pasting the tables and adding the respective datasets to the main report.

A: First, you have to define startDate and endDate in your main report as well as all reports that will be used as a SubReport. I don't think you are mapping the paremeters. SSRS will not auto-map same named parameters.

*

*Add a SubReport component from the toolbox onto your main report

*Right click on the SubReport and select sub-report properties

*Select the Parameters list view item from the left hand list view
NOTE : If the SubReport is contained in the same vs project as your main report you should see the available SubReport parameters.

*Map the name of the SubReport parameter to the value of your main report's associated parameter.


The story is about Maurice, a young boy who, through his journey to adulthood will realise his attraction to men and will have to come to terms with his own beliefs as well as those of the society he lives in.
There was no way of straying from these guidelines, unless one was prepared to be shunned from society and live on the run, as homosexual conduct was still regarded a criminal act. For this reason, a lot of people would actually try to "cure" themselves, as Maurice himself does a couple of times. The essence, I suppose, of the book is what is the "nature" of the human soul. How can one say what is natural and what not? Can this ever be dictated by society? Stories from those days (but also as late as the 1980's in my own country) talk of people living a double life, trying to fit in with society's norms, but being miserable underneath. Clive in the book got to loathe himself, and in the end intended to get married to regain his place among his fellow humans. He lacked the strength that is required to stand up to his own beliefs and face criticism.
Maurice, on the other hand, goes through a progressive transformation that will in the end make it easier to accept himself. While he drops out of university, he nevertheless manages to keep a well-paying job, and a respected profile in society. The ending proves to be the one intense part in the novel, in which Maurice and Alec, after going through a tiny spell of blackmail, admit their love for one another and decide to live together, knowing that this will mean being on the run for the remainder of their lives.
Very interesting review. This novel is so different from the others written by EM Forester. I definitely have to read it. Have you seen the movie?
I'm glad you liked it! I really enjoyed this one - I found the "love story" to be so human and universal. I think it will appeal widely to those who approach it from an LGBT perspective and those who approach it from a more general literary point of view.
It makes me so happy that people have read so many classic, wonderful pieces of LGBT literature this month - lots of my favorites, and many that I've added to my wish list because of the great reviews.
You know, this is exactly what I was discussing with friends this afternoon: while the interpretations to this book are numerous, we should never forget that it was one specific challenge that triggered this work... Again, thanks for hosting Adam!
I read Room with a View but had never heard of this. Sounds really interesting. I love the point you make about who gets to decide what is natural. So true and so topical!
I think this is one book where it took me a lot more time to study around the subject than it took me to read it!
thanks Sarika! I'm afraid I didn't finish all the books I had intended, but I'll be reading the last one (Liar, by Stephen Fry) very shortly!


Last week I sat down and made a visiting teaching Christmas printable for the people I visit teach, but when I was getting everything ready to deliver it just didn't feel like the right message to send.
Instead I ended up spending a couple of hours reading more about the birth of the Savior and I was struck by the reference to Christ being wrapped in swaddling clothes. I had been praying that I would have more time to learn about the birth of Christ this Christmas, and it occurred to me that this was an answer to prayer. While I definitely didn't have the time for this little tangent, I was so grateful for it. It was the first time this month that I had really felt the spirit of Christmas. Maybe it isn't so much about finding time to come closer to our Savior, but making time.
To go with the message, I made a Christmas ornament that contained swaddling clothes and straw from the manger. I just used a strip of fabric and some raffia. I then laid out the message I wrote in a printable.
When we read about the swaddling clothes mentioned in Luke, we often think of a diaper or being wrapped in a blanket, much like we swaddle babies today. But in Luke 2:12 the swaddling clothes seem to have a greater significance. So much so that the angel used it as a way to help the shepherds identify the Christ child.
The words "wrapped him in swaddling clothes" (Luke 2:7) comes from the single Greek word sparganoo. The word means to wrap a newborn child with a special cloth by passing the strips from side to side. The cloth used is the same cloth (or swaddling bands) that were used when the mother and father were married.
Before a couple were married, the bride would start work on embroidering swaddling bands. During the wedding ceremony, the couples' hands would be wrapped together with these bands in a symbol of union. Later, the bands would be used to secure the blankets around their newborn children.
The swaddling bands would include symbols embroidered on them that would indicate the family's history or lineage. Since Mary was from the tribe of Judah, the swaddling bands may have had symbols like a lion, lamb, or tree of life. Because she came from the royal line of David, she would have also been able to use the royal colors of blue and white.
Since anybody familiar with the Old Testament would have known that Christ would come from the lineage of David, referring to the baby's swaddling would have been a very good way to identify him.
Also striking would be his lying in a manger. A manger is a feeding trough designed to hold the animals' food above the contaminated ground. The manger would have likely been one of the cleanest places among the animals. The contrast of a baby dressed in royal swaddling clothes lying in such a place would definitely call the attention of the shepherds.
Like the shepherds back then, we also seek Christ. And the angel's message is still important to us today as we look to identify him in our lives. As we look for him, we will find signs of his noble lineage that testify that he is the Son of God. We will also see evidences of his greatness and power.
But most often we will not find him in perfect palaces, but the humble mangers of life. He has always been with the poor, the imperfect, and among the messiness. As we look around us and see the mangers in life, the less-than-perfect situations we often find ourselves in, we need to look for the royal signs of our King. We need to understand that it is in these places that we will find Him. So instead of throwing up our hands and saying there is no way Christ can be here, it is so imperfect, we should realize that this is where He has always been. That he is here to save us and help us through our imperfections. Every single one of us.
It will be in our everyday lives that we see his tender mercies and feel of his love. If we forget to stop and look for him there, we run the risk of missing him.
SIDE NOTE: The day I finished writing this, my friend Brittany shared the painting "Little Lamb" by Jenedy Paige with me. She didn't know what I had been working on and I thought it was a beautiful coincidence. I loved reading about the research Paige had done and learned so much more, especially about the manger. I encourage you to go over and see her beautiful painting and to learn more for yourself.
Did you like this LDS Ministering Christmas Message? Find more LDS ministering printables here.
Thank you so much. I've been searching for info on swaddling clothes.
Where did you find the square glass ornaments. I would love to make this for my VT sisters this year.
I lucked out and got mine at a garage sale. But I think you might be able to get them at Hobby Lobby or Etsy.
Thank you so much for sharing. I will definitely use this message for friends and family. You are so awesome.
How did you get the items into the ornaments so neatly? What did you use to make the vinyl lettering? Love this!!! 🙂 Giving it to our Relief Society sisters.
Thanks! The fabric was just a long strip, so I feed it in there and positioned it using skinny knitting needles, but skewers would work to. I then added the raffia on top and positioned that too with my knitting needles. I cut the vinyl lettering with my Silhouette, but if you don't have a vinyl cutter, there are lots of people online who you can hire to do it or there might be somebody in your ward.
Thank you so much!! 🙂 I'm making 50 of them for our Relief Society Christmas gift to our Sisters. I have a cricut, by chance do you remember the size of your font? Thanks so very much. I am going to download the printable too.
I don't. I just measured the available space on the ornament and made sure the text fit within that area. I have never used a Cricut, but I know that the Silhouette allows you to see how big the final cut is going to be.
These are great! Do you remember demensions and font you used in your silhouette?
Thanks! I used Cheboygan, one of my favorite free fonts, but I don't remember the size. I just measured the bulb to make sure it would fit.
We love your pdf about the swaddling clothes and want to send it with all the home teachers to families in our ward. I know you asked that your ideas not be distributed without permission, so I'm asking permission or what I would need to do to get permission. I see from the comments that other people have used your ideas for sisters in their ward, so maybe this is something similar?
Also, could you tell me where you got your information about the swaddling clothes?
Thank you so much for asking. Yes, sending it out with the home teachers would definitely be okay.
At https://www.lds.org/callings/music/savior-of-the-world/historical-and-cultural-background?lang=eng there is also a section about swaddling bands.
Thank you so much for the beautiful message you have shared with us. This has realy enriched the spirit of Christmas for me. I see that the pdf is a free printable, would you allow me to copy it to go along with the ornaments we are making for our Folsom 2nd Ward Relief Society?
Thank you for this beautiful idea! I am hoping to use this idea and printable for a gift for our RS sisters from the presidency. Would that be okay? Also, I will absolutely be purchasing a Little Lamb print from your friend. AMAZING!
Definitely! I am absolutely fine with anybody using the printable to distribute at church. I am so glad that it is helping others feel the spirit of Christmas too!
I would Love to hand this out in young women. However we need a source to cite for the story. Can you tell me a source that I can cite or sources of where you got the story of swaddling bands? Thanks!!
Thank you so much for sharing this idea! I would love to use this for our Relief Society sisters. The message touched me and I ordered the print as well. What a beautiful reminder this will be in my home each year. Thank you again!
Thank you so much for sharing! This really touched me and I attached this printout to the treats I delivered to ensure I was able to share the spirit of Christ. I was also going to make your ornament, but after reading the story on the linked page and seeing your friend's painting I instead did a simple blue embroidery on a few strips of white linen and made "ragball" ornaments with them. I think the message was well received and reflecting on and sharing the message has definitely helped me keep the spirit of Christ in mind this season, thank you!
Do you remember the size of the ornaments?
They are about 2 3/8 inches. You can find them on Amazon http://amzn.to/2fgpBlG However, if you are having a hard time getting the cube ones, the round kind work well too.
This is so cool. Love this. Was just in Israel and and the Shepherd's Fields this summer, so it is even more meaningful and makes even more sense to me.


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Nutrire
Physicochemical characterization and antioxidant activity of decolorized Moringa oleifera Lam leaf flour
A. da S. Alves1,
E. M. B. Teixeira1, 2Email author,
G. C. Oliveira1,
L. Arantes-Pereira1,
C. C. Oliveira1 and
L. L. Costa1
Nutrire201742:31
Accepted: 19 October 2017
Maringa oleifera leaves are rich in antioxidant substances; however, when lyophilized leaves were used in flour form in meat products, they presented no antioxidant effect and even accelerated the oxidation process of the product. Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of chlorophyll extraction on the physicochemical composition and antioxidant activity of Moringa leaves.
Moringa leaves were dried and ground in order to obtain uniform flour. A treatment using chlorophyll extraction (decolorized) was tested versus a control treatment (non-decolorized) for proximate composition, instrumental color, and antioxidant activity using ANOVA followed by Tukey's test.
Higher crude fiber, ash, and protein contents were observed for decolorized flour (19.41 and 38.13%, 11.87 and 14.02%, and 28.81 and 31.33%, respectively) when compared to those for the control. Chlorophyll extraction significantly affected (p < 0.05) the instrumental color of the leaves flour. The half maximal effective concentration (EC50) of both decolorized and control flour was 3.74 and 4.30 mg/L, respectively. The equivalent of antioxidant per gram of non-decolorized leaves was higher than that observed for the decolorized leaves (0.36 and 0.32 g/g DPPH, respectively). The antioxidant activity (AA%) of the extract from non-decolorized leaves was higher in the concentrations of 5 and 2.5 mg/0.1 mL, while the decolorized leaves was higher in the extract concentration 5 and 2 mg/0.1 ml.
The decolorization process affected the chemical composition and color of Moringa oleifera leaves flours however did not improve its antioxidant activity.
Moringa oleifera Lam
Considering the increasing demand for healthy foods with added technological value, the insertion of plant products containing bioactive compounds has been a promising alternative for the food industry and Moringa is a potential plant still underutilized.
Moringa (Moringa oleifera Lam)is a perennial species, belonging to the Moringaceae family from the Indian northwest. It is recognized for its food and nutritional value, with forage, medicinal, and seasoning properties, being used in culinary, fuel, and cosmetics industries and in water treatment for human consumption [1].
Maringa leaves are rich in antioxidant substances such as polyphenols, quercetin, and kaempferol [2, 3]. However, when lyophilized leaves were used in flour form in beef burgers, they presented no antioxidant effect and even accelerated the oxidation process of the product [4]. This behavior could be related to two factors: the photo-oxidation mechanism of fats promoted by UV radiation in the presence of photosensitizers, such as chlorophyll, found on Moringa leaves [5] and the presence ofβ-carotene that can act as a pro-oxidant agent [6]. In other words, the presence of pigments could affect the antioxidant activity of Moringa leaves flour. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of the decolorization on the antioxidant activity of Moringa leaves flour.
The experiment was conducted in the Food Analysis Laboratory at Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology Campus Triangulo Mineiro Uberaba, MG, using Moringa oleifera Lam leaves collected from trees planted in the fruit sector.
Preparation of leaves flour
Moringa leaves were randomly collected, cleaned with soap and water, and 200 ppm hypochlorite for 15 min in the Food Analysis laboratory. Excess water was removed by manual centrifugation, followed by drying in an oven with circulation and air renewal for approximately 28 h at 40 °C. Throughout the process, the material was homogenized to ensure uniform drying. Subsequently, the leaves were ground in an industrial blender (Vitalex LI-02) for about 1 min and passed through a mill (TecnalTE-648). This non-decolorized powder (control sample) was vacuum-packed and stored at 25 °C (Fig. 1).
Flowchart of preparation of flour
Decolorization of leaves flour
Chlorophyll extraction was performed in triplicate as described by Sinnecker et al. [7], using 5 g of sample. The sample was homogenized with 30 mL of 95% ethanol and filtered under vacuum. The residue was immersed in 95% ethanol two more times to ensure complete decolorization and dried at 25 °C. This powder was named as decolorized flour.
Physicochemical characterization
The flours were characterized for moisture, ash, crude protein, total lipids, crude fiber, total carbohydrates, energy value, and color, in triplicate.
Determination of moisture
The moisture content was determined by drying method at 105 °C until constant weight, according to A.O.A.C. method 31.1.02. [8].
Determination of crude fiber
Crude fiber content was determined by digestion of the samples, according to the A.O.A.C. method [8].
Determination of ash
Ash content was determined by incineration in a muffle at 550 °C according to the A.O.A.C method 31.1.04 [8].
Determination of protein
Total nitrogen was determined by the Kjeldahl method, according to A.O.A.C. method 31.1.08 [8], and the conversion factor of 6.25 was used to calculate the protein content.
Determination of lipids
Total lipids were determined by the Soxhlet extraction method using ethyl ether, according to the A.O.A.C. method 31.4.08 [8].
Determination of carbohydrates
Carbohydrates were calculated by the difference between 100 and the sum of moisture, ash, lipids, fiber, and protein contents, according to TACO [9].
Energy value was calculated through the Atwater conversion factors: 4 kcal/g (protein), 4 kcal/g (carbohydrates), and 9 kcal/g (lipids), as reported by Osborne &Voogt [10].
Color measurements
The leaves' color was determined by MINOLTA Chroma Meter model CR-3000, L * a * b * CIELAB. The color parameters measured against the white plate were L = lightness (0 = black to 100 = white); a* = range from green to red (− 120 to + 120) = b* ranging from blue to yellow (− 120 to + 120).
Antioxidant activity by the DPPH scavenging activity
DPPH scavenging activity was determined according to the methodology described by Brand-Williams and Berset [11]. DPPH (1,1-diphenyl-2-picrilidrazil) is a stable free radical, which accepts an electron or a hydrogen radical to become a stable diamagnetic molecule, being reduced in the presence of antioxidants. The antioxidant activity was calculated in percentage, as follows: absorbance values at DPPH concentrations of 5, 2.5, 1.7, 1.27, and 1 mg/0.1 mL within 42 min. To evaluate the antioxidant activity, the EEP (ethanolic extracts of two samples—control and ethanol—with the stable DPPH radical in an ethanol solution) was used. The DPPH radical has a characteristic absorption at 515 nm, which disappears after reduction by hydrogen pulled from an antioxidant compound.
The reaction mixture consisted of 0.5 mL sample, 3 mL absolute ethanol, and 0.3 mL of 0.3 mMDPPH radical in ethanol. The reduction of DPPH radical was measured by absorbance readings at 515 nm after 57 min of reaction. Antioxidant activity was expressed according to Eq. 1, as reported by Mensor et al. [12] described below:
$$ \%\mathrm{AA}=\left\{\left[\mathrm{AbsControl}\hbox{-} \left(\mathrm{AbsSample}\hbox{--} \mathrm{AbsBlank}\right)\right]\times 100\right\}/\mathrm{AbsControl} $$
where Aa = absorbance of the sample; Ab = absorbance of the blank; Ac = absorbance of control. Thus, the blank of different extracts concentrations was obtained for each sample. The blank of the sample was determined using 3.3 mL ethanol and 0.5 mL sample in each concentration, and the absorbance was read at 515 nm after 57 min of reaction. A tube containing 3 mL absolute ethanol, 0.5 mL of 70% ethanol, and 0.3 mL of 0.5 mM DPPH was used as a negative control.
Chemical determinations were submitted to a completely randomized design with two treatments and three repetitions, for a total of six plots. The effects of treatments were subjected to analysis of variance (ANOVA), and the means were analyzed by Tukey's test (p ≤ 0.05). The results were statistically analyzed using the software SISVAR v.5.1 [3].
The results for the chemical composition of decolorized Moringa oleifera flour are shown in Table 1. The control flour showed 24.14% protein content. The decolorized flour, in turn, showed higher value than the control sample, which was also observed for total crude fiber.
Chemical composition and energy value of Moringa oleifera Lam flours in 100 g of dry matter
Decolorized
6.60a ± 0.35
4.28b ± 0.25
11.87c ± 0.04
14.02a ± 0.01
Total fiber
Total carbohydrates1
9.08c ± 0.09
Energy value2
295.23a ± 1.74
187.41c ± 0.31
Means followed by the same letter ± standard deviation do not differ by Tukey's test p ≤ 0.05
1Total carbohydrates calculated by difference
2Calculated from Atwater Conversion factor: 4 kcal (proteins and carbohydrates) and lipids 9 kcal. Different small letters on the line indicate significant difference (p < 0.05)
As shown in Table 2, significant differences were observed for the color parameters L*, b*, and a*. The decolorized flour had higher (p < 0.05) L* value and lower a* and b* values.
Color parameters of Moringa oleifera Lam flours
56.70b ± 0.63
− 10.55a ± 0.35
− 1.04b ± 0.06
19.1b ± 0.66
Different small letters on the column indicate significant difference (p < 0.05)
The decolorized and control flours showed EC50 values of 4.30 and 3.74 mg/L, respectively. The equivalent in a gram of control flour was 0.36 g/g of DPPH, which was greater than the value of 0.32 g/g found in the decolorized flour (Table 3).
EC values (mg/L) and equivalent in g leaves/g DPPH of Moringa oleifera Lam flours
EC 50 (mg/L)
g Flour/g DPPH
4.30 ± 0.56
The higher antioxidant activities (AA%) were observed on the concentrations 5 and 2.5 mg at 42 min for both flours. The control flour presented AA% values of 88.15 and 84.01% (Table 4) while the decolorized flour showed AA% values of 89.07 and 79.64% (Table 5) for the concentrations of 5 and 2.5 mg, respectively.
Antioxidant activity (%) of Moringa oleifera Lam leaf extract at time 0, 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, and 42 min for the control sample
Concentration 5 mg
Concentration 2.5 mg
Concentration 1.27 mg
38.08 ± 1.02
19.44 ± .036
55.30 ± 1,70
As shown in Table 5, it was found that the extract without chlorophyll showed a high AA% values of 89.07 and 79.64%
Antioxidant activity (%) of Moringa oleifera Lam leaf extract at time 0, 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, and 42 min for the sample decolorized with ethanol
CConcentration 5 mg
The control flour protein content was similar to the values reported by Gopalan [14] (27.2%) and Moyo et al. [15] (30.3%).
According to Sgarbieri [16], the extraction rates are dependent on temperature, solvent type, and pH, due to the influence of these factors on protein solubility. In addition, leaf protein extraction depends largely on the degree of cell disintegration to release proteins from different cellular compartments. The cell disruption occurs in three ways: impact, cutting, and application of differential pressure or by a combination of these principles depending on the equipment used for this purpose [17]. Ethanol has high diffusion capability through semi-permeable membranes, once it is very low in hygroscopicity and water miscibility, and recognized for its effectiveness as protein carrier [18], which provides flexibility in the process.
The fiber contents of the control (19.41%) and decolorized flour (38.13%) were greater than the values of 11.4% obtained by Moyo et al. [15] and 7.48% obtained by Brito; Teixeira [19]. Carbohydrates of decolorized flour with ethanol (9.08%) were similar to those reported by Passos et al. 2012 (12.54%). The high carbohydrates level is indicative of potentially energy plant (Moura et al. 2009).
Gopalakrishnan et al. [20] and Moura et al. (2009) studied the chemical composition of Moringa leaves without decolorization and found 75 and 77.30% moisture, 2.3 and 2.0% ash, 1.7 and 6.0% lipids, 6.7 and 6.4% protein, and 13.4 and 8.3% carbohydrates, respectively. It is worth noting that the values obtained by Gopalakrishnan et al. [20] were similar to those observed in this study for the decolorized sample.
The high L*value indicates that both flours have clear color. The negative a* values showed higher tendency to greenish and the control flour has more intense green color than the decolorized flour, while b* values suggest more prone to yellowing.
Lima [21] reported that the antioxidant potential of Moringa leaves may be due to its low EC50 values. Thus, decolorized flour had similar antioxidant activity to the control flour (Table 3).When these results were compared to other leaves and fruits studied by Vieira et al. [22] such as ora-pro-nobis (3.22 mg/mL), guabiroba (3.81 mg/mL), and acerola fruit (9.32 mg/mL), it was observed to lower EC50 and increase the antioxidant potential of Moringa leaves flours.
The antioxidant activities results suggest that decolorized Moringa oleifera flour has a similar antioxidant potential when compared to the control flour.
The decolorization process affected chemical composition and color of Moringa oleifera leaves flours however did not improve its antioxidant activity.
The design of this study, as well as the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data, and the writing of this manuscript were funded by Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG) through the scholarship granted to the student André da Silva Alves.
Data sharing not applicable to this article as no datasets were generated or analyzed during the current study.
ASA contributed in the experimental analysis and collecting data. EMBT as the supervisor of the research contributed in all the process from the data collection to the writing step. GCO contributed in the decolorization process of the samples. LAP contributed in the experimental design planning, data interpreting, and English writing and reviewing. CCO and LLC contributed in all the laboratory analysis collecting data. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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After 'Thiruda Thirudi', which was a massive hit, director Subramania Siva's next venture is 'Pori' (meaning Spark) produced by Sambandhan Karthi of Nivi-Pavi Creations. The movie is packaged with romance, action, dance, celebrations, smiles and tears according to Subramania Siva. Amidst all this, there is also a message that 'a good man never gets defeated and a man who is defeated could not be a good man.' No one is free of problems in life. The hero (Jeeva) runs 'Periyar Bookshop' in Bharathiyar Street at Triplicane, Chennai. Though he minds his business with all seriousness, he unwittingly gets entangled in a problem which hits him like a storm. How he faces the problem and comes out of it is portrayed with 'sparks' flying. Sources said the movie has all the ingredients as prescribed in the 'Rajini formula.' Pooja, who plays opposite Jeeva, works as a TV anchor. Seeman plays a Singapore industrialist. Gaana Ulaganathan appears as a henchman of a politician and owner of a shop selling locks. Karunas provides comedy. One of the songs set to music by Dhina (Vedalam Murungamaram Aeridichi Vetka Devathaiyum Kooda Vandu Adiduchi), which was filmed at the ancient Golconda Fort (Hyderabad), may turn out to be a hit. 'Manmatharaja'-fame Shivashankar choreographed this Jeeva-Pooja dance scene. There is also a dance by Daisy, an assistant to Hindi dance master Acharya. The audio release function was just held with great fanfare. The film is expected to be release soon.
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One aspires to become Minister of Health in Kenya to improve health care access and quality; another wants to find efficient solutions to energy problems in rural Kenya; a third, inspired by Michigan State's Feed the World Program, hopes to improve farming strategies at home.
The East African Scholars Fund helped those students realize their dream of a global education to provide the knowledge, perspective and experience they will need to effect change at home in Kenya.
EASF is a primary sponsor of the Education and Social Empowerment Program, a Kenyan NGO which has helped 31 students earn full-need scholarships to U.S. schools in the past five years. EaSEP's investment of some $125,000 over that period has produced scholarship awards of close to $7.5 million.
Last year EASF funding brought Harvard's Paige Kouba (Class of '16) from Eugene, Oregon, to Nandi Hills, Kenya to coordinate a seven-week program for EaSEP students. Working with EaSEP alums Johnstone Kipyator (Stanford, '18) and Mercy Kiprotich (Cornell '17), Paige implemented a rigorous curriculum developed by EASF board member Erik Heinonen. In addition to the traditional SAT and TOEFL exam prep, students were challenged to think critically, debate issues passionately and analyze their community through needs assessment. Seven students will be matriculating this fall, five at Ivy League schools (Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Penn and Dartmouth) and two as MasterCard Foundation Scholars, at Michigan State and Cal Berkeley.
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Open a Door Scholar Yvonne Musiime
The East African Scholars Fund has extended its financial support to the Open A Door Foundation which helps post-conflict Rwandan women access higher education in the U.S. to prepare them for leadership roles at home. The U.S. nonprofit mentors aspiring female leaders who hope to become role models and make a difference in improving lives of Rwandan women.
The Foundation singled out Rwandan women because it sees great opportunities emerging for its graduates to become leaders and change-makers. The Foundation notes that as "the economy continues to grow, a educated middle class will emerge creating a strong need for leaders with new skills, idea and connections…female leaders who can shape the culture with both an insider understanding and an educated, fresh outsider perspective will be in demand…(and) highly influential."
EASF Advisory Board member Jack Anderson recently visited with Susan Mbabazi, OAD's Kigali Program director. "My wife and I were very impressed with Susan, her background with Carnegie Mellon's campus and the Open A Door program," Jack reported to the EASF Board. He learned that due in part to the genocide 20 years ago, more women already are filling leadership positions in Rwanda with women comprising 52% of the parliament. Rwanda hopes to become the technology capital of Africa, he added,
The Open A Door Foundation currently has 10 students in the U.S., each with an American mentor.


Uh-oh, better keep Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson away from sharp objects, this honest statement is going to make them very depressed.
Darrell Scott, an African-American pastor, raised eyebrows with his proclamation that President Donald Trump will be the most pro-black president in his lifetime. Pastor Scott is correct and unless President Trump changes his policies, the careers of frauds like Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson will be ruined. What will they do now that GOP policies are helping America's black population?
 Trump also noted during the meeting that the unemployment rate for blacks is the lowest it has ever been since the statistic has been measured.
As Trump said to the African American community during the campaign, "What the hell do you have to lose?" Apparently nothing, just gains. This has led to the recent Rasmussen numbers revealing that Trump's approval ratings among black voters have almost doubled in the past year, it now stands at 29% vs. 15% last year.


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A century ago very few people dreamed of space travel. Today it is the most daring and technologically sophisticated quest ever undertaken, being driven not just by government agencies such as NASA and ESA, but also by visionaries such as Richard Branson (Virgin Galactic), Elon Musk (SpaceX) and Jeff Bezos (Blue Origin). To mark the 50th anniversary […]
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When England's largest castle is robbed by a notorious crime boss (Jon Campling, Harry Potter's Death Eater), the last thing he and his criminal gang expected to be up against were two boys on BMX. When the boys mother (Angela Dixon, Never Let Go) leaves her sons with their Speedway racer father for a trip […]
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The music score to Howard J. Ford's action thriller, Never Let Go, is available from online digital retailers including iTunes, Amazon and Google.
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Music for my sister's poetry film called 'Tales of Light'. Visuals by multi-award winning Director, Howard J. Ford. "'Tales of Light' is a poem I wrote in 2016 and felt inspired to create as a film. It was an honour to work with multi-award winning director Howard J Ford and my brother Imran Ahmad, an […]
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My first solo album. This has been a very long time coming. I decided to go back to the kind of music I used to compose when I was growing up through my teens. The simplicity of writing melodies that were evoked in the moment. Nothing was written down, yet some stayed with me permanently. […]
Isaac Asimov's I, Robot 60 years ago, Isaac Asimov imagined the impact AI would have on our world; only now can we appreciate the prophetic accuracy of his predictions. In five moments, we join one woman's journey as she lives through the rise of robots. Featuring Hermione Norris, Brendan Coyle, Derek Riddell and Nicholas Briggs […]
From Jon Ford, the co Writer and Director of the Dead and The Dead 2. Retired Bernard and Helen Martin inherit a house in rural France where Bernard's father liberated locals from Nazis during World War II in a raging killing spree. But this peaceful couple quickly become the target of a cruel gang of […]
Based on the original Eagle comic strips Dramatised for radio by Richard Kurti and Bev Doyle Before Quatermass, before the Doctor, one icon of British science fiction shone out beyond the stars. Dan Dare. But what becomes of the 'Pilot of the Future' when the future arrives? In B7 Media's dramatic audio reboot, Dan Dare […]
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On October 10, 2015, Ridley Scott, Anurag Kashyap, Richie Mehta and Google invited the people of India to share their stories about life in an evolving India – from the ordinary to the extraordinary; personal to profound. The result: India's first fully crowdsourced feature film. India In A Day is a story about the lives, […]
A single mother desperately searches for her missing child in a beautiful, but unfamiliar land, following an apparent abduction. Trusting no one, and stopping at nothing, as she weaves her way through the murky backstreets and barren landscapes, now implicated in the murder of a seemingly innocent man, her connections back in the US begin […]
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The Boy From Aleppo Who Painted The War chronicles the struggles of a family in the midst of the Syrian civil war. Told mainly from the perspective of Adam, a young man with Asperger syndrome, it achieves the dignity of a true report from an unpredictable and frightening place. Dramatised for BBC Radio 4 based […]
Derek Jacobi and Hayley Atwell lead an all-star cast in a thrilling new dramatisation, re-imagining Ray Bradbury's timeless fable of doomed Martian colonisation. When the first expedition to Mars mysteriously disappears, Earth sends a second to find out what happened. But the real mission is classified. And only Captain Wilder knows the truth. Written by: […]
The Ford Brothers present The Dead 2: India that sees the zombie epidemic move to the deserts and cities of India. Anchor Bay Entertainment will release the film in Fall 2014. Starring: Joseph Millson (Casino Royale, 24, Law and Order: UK) Directed by: Howard J. Ford and Jonathan Ford Produced by: Howard J. Ford Production […]
After crashing off the coast, Lt. Brian Murphy battles for survival across the vast terrains of Africa in search for a way to get back to his beloved family. Joined by local military man Daniel Dembele, who is also searching for his son, both men join forces, all the while battling against the ever-present threat […]
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Post war expansion saw companies grow to unprecedented size and perceived corporate responsibility came to include company-funded pension and healthcare plans. States and other large public employers followed suit. Eventually, these defined benefit plans were largely replaced with defined contribution plans in which employees directed their own investments among an array of choices, and mutual funds grew to huge size. Capital markets, once dominated by retail investors, came to be the playground of the institutional or professional investor, which now hold an estimated 75 percent of public company shares. At each level, underlying investors need explanations as to why certain actions, and thus gains or losses, had occurred. Structured communication procedures evolved to help investors compare various investments on an apples to apples basis.
Managing this torrent of money, interpreting these communications and the growing body of regulations has fuelled the growth of professional investment advisers, trust companies, mutual funds, pension and investment consultants, attorneys, actuaries, accountants and a fairly recent addition: the proxy adviser. Proxy advisers help investors decide how to vote on the matters that require approval from shareholders of the public companies in which they hold investments.
Boards of directors of public companies must consult their owners, the shareholders, before taking certain actions. Their shareholders, often large institutions in turn in charge of other people's money, need to understand the issues involved in order to vote. These annual shareholder votes, collected through the solicitation of voting 'proxies', have long been in use. Shareholders, however, often ignored the voting opportunity. In 1974, however, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act became law, and required fiduciaries responsible for corporate pension and healthcare related investment portfolios – not only to vote, but to vote responsibly. Fiduciaries for other large pools of money followed suit, and institutional investors began to scrutinise corporate board candidates, shareholder proposals and other corporate matters for their portfolio companies.
Analysing governance matters required a different set of skills and a great deal of investor time – and presented an opportunity for a new kind of professional service provider, as Institutional Shareholder Services, the first proxy adviser, was formed in 1985: an organisation able to focus full time on governance matters and help fiduciaries decide on their positions.
In 2003, the US Securities & Exchange Commission tightened voting standards further. Those voting client proxies were to ensure that their votes were in the best interests of their clients. Legal liability for fulfilling their obligation to vote became a serious worry, which increased investors' reliance on the 'professional' proxy adviser as a way to reduce litigation risk. The result was a huge increase in reliance on proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis, which now control 97 percent of the market for proxy advice. Together they affect 38 percent of votes cast at US public company shareholder meetings.
Decades of regulation intended to support free and open markets has now put enormous power over the policies, and thus the fortunes, of many US listed corporations and their beneficial owners in the hands of two firms which are not subject to market or regulatory scrutiny, and for which no level of the now intricate system has voted. The SEC has created an exemption from its proxy rules for proxy advisory firms, so they are not governed by the disclosure rules that apply to other participants in proxy voting.
Their processes are secret, their information sources not clear, their reports not publicly available and often not available to the companies on whose voting matters they are advising shareholders unless the company purchases them. Their concentration of market power is very high and inevitably they are often conflicted, serving corporate clients with advice on positioning, investor clients on voting, and even recommending action on initiatives brought by their own clients. Remarkably, disclosure of such conflicts is not required. Finally, the information they rely on may or may not be correct, and there is no consistent mechanism available to the companies involved to review the proxy advisers' positions in advance of a position being taken. In short, they are accountable to no one.
Various bills to tighten regulation of proxy advisory firms have been introduced in Congress. These would require proxy advisory firms to: (i) register with the SEC; (ii) employ an ombudsman to receive complaints about voting information accuracy; (iii) disclose potential conflicts of interest; (iv) disclose procedures for formulating proxy recommendations and analyses; and (v) in essence, provide companies with an opportunity to review and comment on a proposed recommendation by a proxy advisory firm before the recommendation is provided to investors.
Given the broad sweep of events that brought these two to such remarkable power, we can likely count on the fact that such dominance is not sustainable. Large investors and corporations will fight back, and regulatory change will occur. Until then, as the saying goes, power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
This article previously appeared in the Oct-Dec. 2017 issue of Risk & Compliance.


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This is a gorgeous book. Pen & Sword have done Mike Loades proud with the production values—it's nicely laid out, beautifully illustrated, and has a deeply satisfactory heft to it.
Even if you don't recognize his name, Loades may be familiar to you if you watch the occasional historical documentary. I most recently caught sight of him belting around in a Celtic chariot, in the BBC's The Celts: Blood, Iron And Sacrifice. He has a long history of expertise in ancient and mediaeval weaponry and tactics (in this book he describes the 1970s as his "jousting years"), and he frequently turns up on television, enthusiastically wielding a sword or a spear to illustrate some finer point of warfare. Here he is doing his thing in Bettany Hughes's Helen of Troy, and giving you a pretty good idea of the tone and content of this book:
He's also a documentary maker in his own right, a fight arranger for film and TV, and an adviser to that segment of the gaming industry that involves realistic mediaeval combat.
He has authored a slim paperback volume about the longbow for Osprey, a specialist publisher on military matters, but Swords and Swordsmen is in an altogether different league.
In fifteen chapters, Loades takes a sword (or swords) associated with a particular historical individual as the jumping-off point for a dissertation on the person, the sword, the historical milieu, the style of warfare of the time, and … well, pretty much anything else that takes his fancy. He starts with the bronze sword of Tutankhamun, and finishes with the cavalry sabre of General George Armstrong Custer. Along the way he talks about metallurgy, fashion, the plays of Shakespeare, mediaeval surgical techniques, etymology, the culture of dueling, the design and testing of armour, and his numerous mishaps and discoveries while attempting to reconstruct the specific uses to which a sword might be put. Loades has spent a lot of time in libraries, studying fencing manuals and memoirs; a lot of time in museums, hefting original weapons; and then a lot of time swinging reproduction swords, trying to reconstruct the fighting techniques of the times.
So when Loades tells you that, contrary to popular belief, a mediaeval knight didn't need to be winched on to the back of his horse, it's because he has spent a lot of time mounting and dismounting horses while wearing full armour. When he says that the same mediaeval knight wasn't helplessly trapped in his own armour if he fell off his horse, it's because he has actually fallen off a horse in full armour, jumped to his feet, and run about a bit. He has fought with rapier and dagger, he has stood in a shield wall and understood why they always tended to drift to the right (every man was trying to tuck himself more fully behind the shield of his neighbour), and he has established, by experimentation, why Roman soldiers carried their swords on their right hips, rather than favouring the usual cross-draw from the left hip. There's seldom a dull moment, or a tedious page.
It's intermittently bloodthirsty, as you might expect. Loades seems to be in a constant state of emotional tension, balancing himself between the joy of finding things out, the excitement of reenacting a sword-fight, and a sort of sinking horror at the potential for death and maiming that resides in his beautiful blades.
Anyway, here's Mike Loades himself giving the book the hard sell with all his customary enthusiasm:
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Implement Council of Ministers' Decision No. 842, of December 6, 2011, "On the approval of compensation levels for damages caused to agricultural products and businesses by the rainfalls and flooding in the district of Shkodër"
On June 24, 2012, the inhabitants of the Trush village, Commune of Bërdicë, district of Shkodër, for the second time in a row protested against failure to pay them compensation for damages caused to agricultural products and businesses by the flooding of the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011. The print and broadcast media reported on these protests in a detailed fashion.
Based on the above and considering the concern of the inhabitants of these areas as directly linked with their legitimate interests, the Albanian Helsinki Committee (AHC), on June 29, 2012, sent to the site an observation group to meet with inhabitants of the Communes of Bushat, Trush, Bërdicë, and the heads of the communes of Rrënzë and Bërdicë. At the conclusion of their mission, the observation group also met with Mr. Fatbardh Sheqi, General Secretary of the Shkodër Prefecture.
According to information obtained during these meetings, it was clear that none of the inhabitants in the flooded areas of the Shkodër district had been compensated for the damages caused by the major flooding of 2010-2011, although the damage assessment process by commissions established in accordance with the relevant decision of the Council
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AHC was informed that the heads of communes as well as the Shkodër Prefecture were aware of this fact. In fact, the latter had informed the relevant national bodies about the citizens' complaints;1 however, they had received no response to date.
AHC also studied the Council of Ministers' Decision No. 842, dated 06.12.2011 "On the approval of compensation levels for damages caused to agricultural products and businesses by the rainfalls and flooding in the district of Shkodër." According to this decision, the government recognized and accepted the damage caused to private property of many citizens and businesses in the Shkodër district and decided to compensate them for those damages, at the amount of 1.112.303.342 (one billion and one hundred and twelve million and three thousand three hundred and forty two) Lek, in total. The government decision also establishes that the fund for the compensation of affected families would be
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In finding that failure to compensate the damages caused by the flooding has made living conditions of Shkodër district inhabitants extremely difficult and has violated their rights to property, AHC suggests to the government to inform immediately, through responsible bodies, the broad public opinion and those affected in particular whether the necessary amount for compensation has been transferred by KESH into the special state budget account. If this amount is yet to be disbursed in the state budget, the responsible bodies should force KESH to immediately pay the aforementioned amount and establish exact deadlines for the execution of compensation to the damaged citizens. AHC is of the opinion that such negligence toward fulfilling obligations deriving from CMD No. 842, dated 06.12.2011, is unpardonable and has serious consequences on the damaged citizens. Unjustified delays to compensate for damages give the damaged persons the legal right to claim interest in accordance with legislation in force.
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Once you have an accident, and you need to file a claim, you will need to think about several insurance terms. These are the ones that you need to know before you file the claim so that you understand what they are talking about. There are six of them that are very important. Without knowing these ahead of time, you could be facing a difficult situation. You may not understand what it is you are supposed to do on your side, and if that is the case, it can slow down the process of the claim going through at all. Here are the six insurance terms that you must know before you file a claim to ensure that the entire process goes smoothly.
When people talk about filing an insurance claim, it will typically be in reference to a car accident. This is what you must do immediately so that they can send someone out to evaluate the situation and make you a payment. There are other claims that you can file in regard to insurance. You could file a worker's compensation claim, or a life insurance claim, both of which are easy to do. In this example, we will look at the steps that you need to take when filing an auto insurance claim. If you have had an accident, contacting the police is the very first step. By doing so, you will have a legal paper trail of what actually occurred. At the very least, you need to call the DMV to file your accident report, something that may be required in your state. The second step of the process is to collect all of the information that you can about your car accident. Third, you need to call your insurance company as quickly as possible. This is where you will file the actual claim. The fourth step is to have a specialist assigned to you that will move toward settling the claim rapidly. This will involve a claim adjuster. They will determine that you can file for a partial loss, or a total loss, plus they can decide if you can file because you have gap insurance. The fifth step of the process is fixing your vehicle once you have received the money from your insurance provider. You can expect your rates to go up, even if it wasn't your fault.
Why Do Your Rates Go Up If It Was Not Your Fault?
This is one of the most troubling aspects of this type of insurance. Essentially, they are paying money out now, and they are going to get it back from you over the course of time. This will cause your rates to go up very rapidly. As a result of that, you may have to pay rates that are much higher for the span of a year or two. Once they have the money back from your premiums, they will then lower it back to normal, pending you have not had subsequent claims that you have also filed.
What Are The Six Insurance Terms That You Need To Know?
Although there is a huge list of terms that is related directly to filing a claim, there are several that correspond to virtually any type of insurance where you can file a claim to take care of the problem. For example, actual cash value is a term that you need to know. This is the amount that your insurance provider will consider when considering how much to pay you. They actually scan the vehicles that have filed claims that are similar to yours, and based upon this data, you will receive a check. The second term as claimant. This refers to you, the person that is going to file the claim. Deductible is another term that you need to be familiar with. When you originally got the policy, they told you how much the deductible was going to be. If your premiums are high, your deductible will be low. If you have low premiums, your deductible is usually high. This is the money that you need to pay up front in order to start your claim. The fourth term is replacement cost. This is going to represent the amount of money they will pay you if it is determining that your vehicle is total. Extended coverage is another term which will apply to other coverage that you may have which may help you get more money. Finally, when you file a claim, you are going to contact your carrier. The carrier is simply a term that references your insurance provider.
It's very important to know these terms because as they are talking to you, they will speak as if you understand what they are saying. They will use these terms, and if you already know the definitions, it will be much easier to follow along. It will help you understand what type of a policy that you have, what deductible you need to pay, and how soon they will make a payout. These are things that pertain to your particular claim that you have just filed. By understanding this ahead of time, it will make it much easier for you to comprehend what is going on and how soon you will receive the money.
Now that you understand a few of the terms that you must know before you file an insurance claim, you will be ready to do so if that is what must occur in the next few days. If you file a claim the same day, it is likely they will send someone out within 24 hours to examine the situation and then send to the combined underwriters of Miami. Based upon their observations, and looking at other claims in your area, they can come up with a figure. That is the money you will use to repair your vehicle, or if it is total, how much they will give you to get a new vehicle based upon its current value.
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James M. Bennett boys lacrosse trio sweeps All-American awards
The James M. Bennett lacrosse trio of Luke Nestor, Braden Glushakow and Alex Sewell claimed All-American recognition for their performance in 2019.
James M. Bennett boys lacrosse trio sweeps All-American awards The James M. Bennett lacrosse trio of Luke Nestor, Braden Glushakow and Alex Sewell claimed All-American recognition for their performance in 2019. Check out this story on delmarvanow.com: https://www.delmarvanow.com/story/sports/2019/07/03/james-m-bennett-boys-lacrosse-trio-sweeps-all-american-awards/1616308001/
Richard Pollitt, Salisbury Daily Times Published 7:00 a.m. ET July 3, 2019
The James M. Bennett boys lacrosse team won its first regional championship on Wednesday, May 15, 2019. Richard Pollitt, Salisbury Daily Times
The 2019 season has been in the books for the James M. Bennett lacrosse team for nearly two months.
Following a historic season in which the Clippers won the program's first regional championship and advanced to the state semifinals, Bennett fell just short of its ultimate goal of a state title.
Recent graduate Luke Nestor was awarded his third consecutive Bayside South Offensive Player of the Year award, and 11 players made the all-conference list, including five on the first team.
But the awards still continue to come for one of the top teams on the Eastern Shore. Nestor, fellow graduate Braden Glushakow and rising senior Alex Sewell were recently named U.S. Lacrosse All-Americans, sweeping the awards.
Throughout the region of eligible schools, two athletes are given All-American recognition, while one is naemd an Academic All-American, which was presented to Sewell. Coaches vote to determine who receives the honor.
"These three guys earned it," head coach Milt Rodriguez said. "To sweep was a big accomplishment. It just goes to show that these are the guys who led this team, put the time in, the effort, and it paid off. It's rewarding for them given all the hard work they put in."
James M. Bennett senior Luke Nestor works around an Easton defender on Wednesday, April 17, 2019. (Photo: Staff Photo by Richard Pollitt)
With help from Glushakow, Nestor and Sewell, Bennett averaged nearly 13 goals a game and won the Bayside South for a third consecutive year.
The Clippers earned a top seed in the 3A state tournament and defeated teams like Northeast, Chesapeake and Mt. Hebron en route to a regional title. Bennett played and fell to Westminster in the semifinals.
Nestor led the way in scoring with 64 goals, while tallying 20 assists and 41 ground balls. Glushakow finished the season with 48 goals, 25 assists and 78 ground balls. He also scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the regional championship.
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While Sewell was recognized for his academics, he also took control of the field, serving as the team's primary face-off specialist the bulk of the season. The junior ended the year with 43 goals, 18 assists and 146 ground balls. He also won 198 of his 290 face-off battles.
"It just feels good to know all the work you put in during the offseason has all paid off," Nestor said. "It makes you really want to work harder. You just have to stay humble and get ready for what's to come."
Bennett's Braden Glushakow with the ball against Worcester Prep on Monday, April 1, 2019 in Salisbury, Md. (Photo: MEGAN RAYMOND/SALISBURY DAILY TIMES)
Glushakow and Nestor will head to Salisbury University next year and become part of a men's lacrosse program that has won 12 national championships. They are set to play under longtime head coach Jim Berkman.
Growing up with Salisbury just down the road, the duo of All-Americans know what's expected when hitting a college field.
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They're spending the summer lifting weights, enhancing their stick skills and bouncing lacrosse balls off the wall. Although they'll be freshmen when the 2020 season kicks off, their hopes are to establish a strong presence.
"Just knowing the history with SU, it's pretty big to be going there," Glushakow said. "Going into fall ball, we've been told we want to be in the best shape of our lives. Hopefully if we keep doing these little things, we can make an impact sooner rather than later."
James M. Bennett midfielder Alex Sewell goes for a shot in the 3A East Regional Championship on Wednesday, May 15, 2019. (Photo: Staff Photo by Richard Pollitt)
Sewell returns to a Bennett team that lost more than a dozen players to graduation.
The midfielder knows Rodriguez and his younger teammates will look to him for leadership and guidance as they strive to repeat as regional champions and fight for a title.
Despite the turnover, Sewell is confident the 2020 squad has the potential to be just as good as its historic predecessor. But he said it will take time, hard work and chemistry, much like what was present throughout last season.
"We just have to work with everyone from top to bottom," Sewell said. "When the beginning of the season comes, we should be ready to flow."
Although they were the three chosen to make the All-American list, Glushakow, who called the award a tremendous honor, said several athletes throughout the region were extremely deserving of the recognition.
Fellow Clippers like Cole Nestor, Matthew Aukward, Noah White, Jacob Harrison and others were all instrumental in Bennett's run at a state title. Together, the team won six of its first seven games and lost just one out-of-conference contest during the regular season.
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Beaumont Hospital has apologised to a former professional golfer who is now paralysed after a delayed diagnosis of a tumour on his spine.
The High Court heard that in 2016, 42-year-old Ian St John went to A&E five times with back pain and was discharged with various diagnoses.
He was finally admitted with excruciating back pain but it took two weeks before his cancer was detected. By then Mr St John was already starting to show signs of paralysis in his legs.
After surgery to remove a tumour, he did not recover power in his legs and now uses a wheelchair.
Today, he settled his High Court action against hospital.
The details of the settlement were not disclosed. An apology was read in court and there was a partial admission of liability in the case.
The hospital admitted it failed to diagnose Mr St John's tumour in a CT scan on 17 August, 2016 but no admission was made in respect of his treatment in the hospital emergency department prior to his admission as an in-patient.
In a statement read to the court, hospital Chief Executive Ian Carter said he wished on behalf of the hospital to express his "sincere apologies for the failures which occurred during the care provided to you in Beaumont Hospital".
The statement continued: "I understand that this has had the most serious consequences for you and your family, and I hope that today's settlement will provide an element of security for the future."
Mr St John from Pilltown in Co Kilkenny was formerly a PGA professional and head professional at Rush Golf Club, Co Dublin.
It was claimed Mr St John presented at the hospital emergency department on five occasions from 5 August, 2016 complaining of pain in his upper back which was increasing steadily and becoming unbearable. It was claimed on each occasion Mr St John was discharged from the hospital with varying diagnoses.
Due to excruciating pain, Mr St John went back to the hospital on 14 August and he was admitted as an inpatient. It was noted he had a swelling or a lump on his right upper back.
It was claimed Mr St John was subjected to a number of tests and treatments and after two weeks it was noticed that he was suffering paralysis of the lower limbs and an opinion of neurosurgeon was sought.
Following an MRI the tumour which was compressing the nerves was diagnosed. He had an operation to remove the tumour on 28 August, 2016 and he commenced cancer treatment.
Mr St John did not recover the power of his lower limbs which is claimed was caused by prolonged compression of the tumour on the nerves at his thoracic spine.
In his action for damages it was claimed there was a failure to recognise the significance of the severe agonising upper back pain suffered by him and an alleged failure to suspect malignancy despite strongly suggestive clinical features.
This, it was claimed, thereby resulted in an unacceptable delay in performing a diagnostic biopsy and treatment.
Speaking outside the High Court in Dublin, former professional golfer Ian St John said he is pleased with the apology he received from Beaumont Hospital, saying, " their failure in care has left me paralysed." | Read more: https://t.co/170QZbQFe7 pic.twitter.com/2iwOpgNdqn
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) December 21, 2020
In a statement outside court, Ian St John said: "I am pleased that today I have received an apology from Beaumont Hospital. Their failure in care has left me paralysed, to live a life in a wheelchair, a life that is contradictory from the one I enjoyed as a man, a husband, a father and as a PGA Golf Professional.
"The failure in care has caused irreparable physical and psychological damage to my life and the lives of those closest to me."
He said the case had taken more than four years to reach a conclusion and he thanked his wife Orla, who was eight months' pregnant at the time, for her love and support and "relentless pursuit to obtain the best care has kept me alive".
He also thanked his wider family, friends, legal team and oncology team.
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Xbox Developer Direct Will Reveal Release Dates For Redfall and Forza Motorsport
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Redfall Hype Increasing Everyday!
It would be safe to say that Redfall and Forza Motorsport are among the most highly anticipated games set to launch in 2023. Given the increasing hype of the two games, Xbox has decided to reveal some information regarding the games very soon.
The event will feature a number of new games set to be launched by different developers under Microsoft, and the German Xbox Developer Direct announcement has now revealed that the event will include release dates for Redfall and Forza Motorsport.
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The English version of the announcement made by Xbox Developer Direct did not mention anything about the release dates of Redfall and Forza Motorsport. The release dates for the corresponding titles will, however, be revealed during the event, in addition to the release date for Minecraft Legends.
Both games are sure to be a hit with Xbox fans, and their respective release dates are sure to be marked on many calendars. Redfall and Forza Motorsport will be available for Xbox Series X|S as well as PC. Redfall will also be available for last-generation Xbox One consoles.
The Xbox Developer Direct event is set to feature other Xbox games as well, including the latest DLC of The Elder Scrolls Online and Minecraft Legends. With a focus on major features, extended gameplay, and the newest news for Xbox games launching in the upcoming months, the studios behind each game will reveal their most recent development.
The event is set to take place on January 25, 2023, and will be live-streamed on major platforms, including YouTube and Twitch. It's clear that the future of Xbox gaming is looking bright, and fans can expect even more exciting announcements and releases in the months to come.
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I have conquered medieval England countless times in countless variations (i.e. games) already. All the mixes have very similar flavours, the differences are marginal. In such a (once) overcrowded genre, these little things count though!
Lords of the Realm stresses the economical development over warfaring. Each shire's population under your rule can be divided into different jobs, taking care of food production and producing goods.
What many games of this type don't take into account is that there are different kinds of food. On the other hand, it's of course silly to distinguish between too many things. Cows 'produce' milk which feeds part of the population on a regular basis. You can of course also slaughter the cows themselves. The last 'food group' is grain which you can grow on fields (and of course needs farmers to attend).
If too many fields are occupied, fertility decreases, crops die, cattle can't be fed. Crowding too much cattle on one field has a negative effect on herd growth of course.
This is just to serve as an example for the interconnected economy. The other products (wood, stone, weapons,...) work in a similar way. There is an upper limit of growth and production though - that is what they don't teach 'economists' at university
Of course, there is still a war to win, no matter how great you manage your county. Bands of mercenaries roam around the country offering their services to anyone who is able and willing to pay. Drafting your own people is less expensive, but reduces the productivity of course.
Your first enemies are disorganized groups of peasants trying to secure their independence. No match for a properly armed and trained army! All the counties you conquer have to be maintained the same way as your home one of course.
As you expand, you meet your competitors, other royals you have to beat on the 'field of honour'. Some rudimentary diplomacy with "The Earl", "The Bishop", "The Countess" and "The Knight" is possible, but to be honest, quite useless.
Battles are fought in real time. Unfortunately, they are one of the downpoints of the game. With the right 'strategy', you can win even objectively hopeless battles: order your 100 swordsmen to stand in the 'corner' of the battlefield (so that they can't be surrounded) and let the hordes of peasants attack (several thousands should be no problem). Because of the morale of the enemy units plummetting immediately, you can chase them all away!
The second problem is related to the military part of the game, too. It is never really possible to defend your territory. Or let's rather say it would be possible, but it's not smart because if you use the same armies you could station in castles to attack, you will have a lot more gain! Trying to defend only always produces a stand-off with neither side being able to build up a really sufficient army. Offensive strikes leaving your back unguarded are rewarded.
That is really a pity because on the theoretical defense-side, you can build completely custom castles by placing different kinds of walls, moats and towers. Sieges are taking place directly on these self-made fields. A very unique and interesting concept. Unfortunately, you'll quickly notice the safest castle is just a tower with as much water around it as possible...
The great economic model makes Lords of the Realm a true classic to me! It's perfectly balanced, introduces the concept of controlled growth very well. The military part is not so well executed even though there are some very nice ideas (castle design). That is why I mostly play it on the economically highest difficulty, but low military one. This way, it's most fun - so I strongly recommend Lords of the Realm to anyone who is able to stand slightly silly battles in a game about macroeconomics.
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LWF (2002-11-26):
yea this is in my all time favs.. together with colonization and transport tycoon
the music is among the best even now- simple yet beautiful


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Pénélope Leprevost (Ruan, 1 de agosto de 1980) es una jinete francesa que compite en la modalidad de salto ecuestre.

Participó en tres Juegos Olímpicos de Verano, entre los años 2012 y 2020, obteniendo una medalla de oro en Río de Janeiro 2016, en la prueba por equipos (junto con Philippe Rozier, Kevin Staut, Roger-Yves Bost).

Ganó dos medallas en el Campeonato Mundial de Saltos Ecuestres, en los años 2010 y 2014, y una medalla de plata en el Campeonato Europeo de Saltos Ecuestres de 2011.

Palmarés internacional

Referencias

Jinetes de Francia
Jinetes de salto ecuestre
Jinetes en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012
Jinetes en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016
Jinetes en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de hípica
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Francia
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Río de Janeiro 2016
Deportistas de Francia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012
Deportistas de Francia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016
Deportistas de Francia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020


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