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L.A. Goddess
A stuntwoman on a western picture takes over the lead role when the star's alcohol problems prove too much, and she finds herself gradually falling in love with the film's producer.
Director: Jag Mundhra
Actors: Brad Zutaut, David Heavener, Debbie Criscione, James Hong, Jeff Conaway, Joe Estevez, Kathy Shower, Rick Groat, Shea Criscione, Tally Chanel, Wendy MacDonald
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Sicilian Ghost Story
In a little Sicilian village at the edge of a forest, Giuseppe, a boy of 13, vanishes. Luna, his classmate who loves him, refuses to accept his mysterious disappearance. She…
A man befriends a fellow criminal as the two of them begin serving their sentence on a dreadful prison island, which inspires the man to plot his escape.
Lily and Alison face a life-changing event after they leave their Salton Sea home and follow the boys they meet back to Los Angeles.
DAU. Degeneratsiya
A secret Soviet Institute conducts scientific and occult experiments on animals and human beings to create the perfect person. The KGB general and his aides turn a blind eye to…
The tale of a ten-year-old boy in a Catholic school who, following the death of his beloved grandfather, embarks on a quest to discover the meaning of life.
Red Water
In the quiet waters of the Mississippi, body parts are being discovered. No one knows what is behind it all, until a huge man eating bull shark turns up. This…
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Set in the 1980s, Tolani Ajao is a bank secretary in Lagos, who finds herself persuaded by her friend Rose Adamson to enter the world of drug trafficking.
Genre: Crime, Drama, History, Thriller
Xiu chun dao II: xiu luo zhan chang
An imperial guard searches for the truth behind a conspiracy that framed him and his partners. The proof of his innocence lies with a wanted woman named Bei Zhai… but…
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Murphy is an American living in Paris who enters a highly sexually and emotionally charged relationship with the unstable Electra. Unaware of the seismic effect it will have on their…
Pierrepoint: The Last Hangman
Following in his father's footsteps, Albert Pierrepoint becomes one of Britain's most prolific executioners, hiding his identity as a grocery deliveryman. But when his ambition to be the best inadvertently…
In this Southern Gothic coming-of-age tale, an isolated and troubled young man, Moss, meets a mysterious and beautiful hiker on the banks of the river near his home on his…
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Romance
Texas Ranger Samantha Payne reopens a 15-year-old missing person case, and uncovers evidence that suggests that the boy was likely murdered on a ranch belonging to wealthy family man, Scott…
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Mystery of Napoleon's Death Solved
By Brandigal (Donna) Jan 17, 2007 in Technology
Scientists say that Napoleon Bonaparte died from an advanced case of gastric cancer and not arsenic poisoning as some had thought.
Napoleon Bonaparte died at age 52 after he was exiled to St. Helena.
It was thought he died arsenic poisoning from some arsenic found in his hair in 1961. However scientists now say he died from an advanced case of gastric cancer.
After studying autopsy reports and his physician memoirs, eyewitness accounts, and family medical histories, it was found that gastrointestinal bleeding was the immediate cause of death.
The original autopsy said he had two ulcerated lesions: a large one on the stomach and a smaller one that had pierced through the stomach wall and reached the liver.
Scientists now compared the description of these lesions with current images of 50 benign ulcers and 50 gastric cancers and found that his were cancerous.
It was a huge mass from the entrance of his stomach to the exit. It was at least 10 centimeters [4 inches] long.Size alone suggests the lesion was cancer." said Robert Genta, the lead study author.
They said that if he was in todays world being treated for what he had he would have died within a year. His cancer they believe was caused by an ulcer-causing bacterial infection.
Amazing what they are able to do and find out after all these years.
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This years AGM will be on Thursday, February 02, 2012, 6:00 PM, at the Speakeasy Brewery again. This is an important event, for this is when we elect Board Members and Officers for the new year. It is also a great opportunity to meet and visit with your neighbors and drink some Good Beer made here in the 'hood. Speakeasy Brewery is a important member of our community and a valued member of IBNA.


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Bruno Mars & The Flamingos connection (Rolling Stone Magazine)
Bruno Mars named his first album Doo-Wops & Hooligans for a reason: "It's the purity and simplicity of it," Mars says of the genre. "Even when they're not saying very much, it's a home run every time."
"I Only Have Eyes for You – The Flamingos, 1959
Writing B.o.B.'s "Nothin'on You", I was referencing this song. If you're ever in the doghouse, you play this record and it gets you out fast."


I have finally found the winner of the Aldi Prize Pack Giveaway, and I am already working on a December Aldi giveaway. If you have any ideas I would love to hear them.
I would like to thank everyone, who has entered the contest.


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Arugula (ah-ROO-guh-lah): Also known as Italian cress or rocket, arugula has a peppery taste and its leaves resemble radish leaves. It's great in creamy pasta sauces as well as salads.
Baby Spinach: Young spinach is more tender and delicately flavored than its mature counterpart.
Belgian Endive: Sometimes called French endive, this member of the chicory family grows as a cigar-shaped head with tightly packed leaves. Endive is grown in darkness to prevent it from turning green. It has an assertive, somewhat bitter taste and is also good for braising.
Dandelion Greens: From the same "weed" you curse in your lawn, dandelion greens are best picked before dandelion flowers. They have a slightly bitter, tangy taste.
Frisee (free-ZAY): A member of the chicory family, frisee has Curly yellow-white to yellow-green leaves. Also called curly endive, it has a mildly bitter taste.
Mache (MAHSH): A small-leafed green, mache is known as lamb's lettuce or corn salad and has a somewhat sweet flavor.
Mizuna (mih-ZOO-nuh): A Japanese green, with spicy, peppery taste, mizuna has serrated leaves that resemble dandelion leaves.
Oak Leaf: A decorative and flavorful leaf lettuce resembling oak leaves, oak leaf lettuce can be green or red in color.
Radicchio (rah-DEE-kee-oh): A bitter, assertive taste characterizes radicchio, an Italian member of the chicory family. These red leaves with white veins are also good roasted and in risottos.
Sorrel (SOR-uhl): The long slender leaves of sorrel have flavors that range from fruity to slightly acidic. They're good in soups and stews as well as salads.
Watercress: This member of the mustard family has with small, crisp leaves and a sightly bitter and peppery taste.
Start with a wooden bowl as your empty canvas, and design your way to a fantastic salad.
1. Mash garlic cloves with salt in a large wooden salad bowl. Let stand 10 minutes. Add mustard, honey, pepper, balsamic vinegar and oil. Stir well, and let stand at room temperature 30 minutes or all day.
2. Add mesclun, pumpkin seeds, orange sections and red onion. Toss well. Serves 6.
Recipe by Lisa Burns, Chattanooga, Tenn.


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The World Health Organization has officially declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic. If you feel you may have contracted the virus, please click here for guidance from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), or visit their website at cdc.gov.
Dr. Cameron Kaiser, Riverside County Public Health Officer has issued an order restricting public gatherings to no more than 10 people. The order also restricts gatherings with fewer than 10 people must have enough available room to maintain six feet of space between attendees — known as social distancing. Residents are urged to visit www.rivcoph.org/coronavirus for updated information.
As a result of this pandemic, the Culinary Arts Class scheduled to begin April 21sthas been cancelled. Thank you for your submission and interest in being a part of this program. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and will communicate via email, during the late summer months, regarding the status of the program.
The application process for the 2019 UDW Culinary Arts Academy Program (CAP) is now open. The UDW Culinary Arts Academy is a free training program for UDW caregivers and community members. The Academy will provide participants with seven months of culinary skills training, as well as valuable training in starting and operating a business.
Thank you for your interest in the B5 Foundation Culinary Arts Academy Program (CAAP) sponsored by the United Domestic Workers of America. Becoming a skilled culinary professional requires years of experience, but does not require any specific degree before going to culinary training because the instruction you will receive through B5 Foundation's CAAP will be hands-on. This is a twelve month, one weekend a month (subject to change), culinary program specifically designed for persons who are passionate about culinary arts. Please note that classes are held on the third Saturday or Sunday of the month from 9am – 5pm (subject to change), and attendance is mandatory. Classes begin January 19-20, 2018.
Classes will be held at 4855 Seminole Dr., San Diego, CA 92115. There are 20 slots available. Please complete and submit applications to [email protected] or fax to (619) 640-9903 no later than 5pm on December 28, 2018 (deadline extended). No exceptions.
All students are required to have the following materials upon the start of the class:
Chef knife set
Hypoallergenic gloves
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Please note: no jeans, jewelry, nail polish, or false eyelashes are permitted during class time.
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On Saturday, UDW held a graduation ceremony at our headquarters in San Diego for the first class of the UDW Culinary Arts Academy. The Culinary Arts Academy is a new, free training program for UDW caregivers. We also opened the program up to members of the community, as a way to give back to the community where UDW members live and work.
"I love this program," said UDW member Esther Torbert, mother of one of the graduates. "It's taking UDW beyond home care and out into the community. This is a program that helps people out."
"UDW caregivers who love to cook can have fun doing it while making an extra income to supplement their IHSS pay," said UDW member and Culinary Arts Academy board member Cheryl Sevier explaining one of the many benefits of the program to IHSS providers.
The Academy provided participants with six months of culinary skills training, as well as valuable training in starting and operating a business, including the creation of a business plan and how to develop a successful website. Many of the participants were brand new to the restaurant world, while others were looking to sharpen their skills in order to take their current career to another level.
UDW Culinary Arts Academy graduate Jiaire Martin with his mother and UDW member Esther Torbert.
"I am already working as a sous-chef, but this program has been invaluable in the skills I've learned both in the kitchen and about handling a business," said Anthony Magee, a member of the San Diego community. "I have hopes of going into catering in the future and I feel like this program has really prepared me for the challenges associated with starting my own business."
For many of the participants, including UDW caregiver Michelle Wise, the program has inspired them to become food industry entrepreneurs.
"This is perfectly wonderful," said Michelle. "It's a dream come true. I had a lot of ideas in my head about pursuing baking as more than a hobby, but I didn't know how to put together all the components. Now, not only do I feel inspired, I also feel prepared."
Michelle is planning to start a business with her daughter using the skills she learned in the program. "Our instructors gave us the tools on how to do it," she continued. "My daughter and I will start a business focused around cupcakes. This program has reawakened my dreams from long ago."
In addition to providing valuable skills training for UDW members, the Culinary Arts program is another piece in our union's social justice mission. By expanding the program to include members of the San Diego community, we were able to engage formerly incarcerated individuals – people who often have the toughest time finding steady employment. "This program has given UDW a way to give the men and women in our communities who were formerly incarcerated hope and an opportunity to get their lives back on track with real, marketable skills," UDW Executive Director Doug Moore told graduation ceremony attendees.
UDW home care provider and Culinary Arts Academy graduate Nicanora Montenegro receiving her chef's coat.
Free job and skills training can help people gain the training and confidence they need to secure a job, keep a job, and provide for their families. "I love that it gives people a second chance," said Esther. "Especially people who were formerly incarcerated."
This year was the pilot year of the program, which means we will learn how to make it even better with the hopes of expanding this valuable and free training to providers and communities across California.
"This isn't just about teaching us how to bake," said Nicanora Montenegro, a UDW member and program graduate. "It's not just about the skill. It's also about inspiring us to pursue our passions and maybe start a side business. This program is about lifting us up, and I am excited to hopefully see it grow to other counties."
Click here to learn more about the UDW Culinary Arts program.


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Finding Relief From Injuries and Pain Caused By Car Accident
Seven years ago in a small-town Ohio crosswalk, Danail Howell's life was crushed when she was struck by a car. She was rushed to the closest trauma center in Columbus and put into a medically induced coma, with both legs and many ribs broken, her shoulder shattered, a low-back injury and multiple bones in her face fractured.
Bed-bound and recovering in a nursing facility, the mother of three teenagers began an odyssey of searching for a medical solution to excruciating pain. She visited countless physicians and hospitals all over northern Ohio, trying everything from physical therapy and pain pills ("not for me – I've seen other people get hooked") to experimental surgery and implanted nerve stimulators.
Every day, she was ingesting a staggering 2,400 mg of gabapentin, a medication for nerve pain, when her UH family physician referred her to Kutaiba Tabbaa, MD, at the UH Comprehensive Pain Center. Finally, she found pain specialists who listened to her unique situation and tailored a treatment plan to her needs.
"Pain management is not just a pill, a single injection, a fancy surgery or implants," says Dr. Tabbaa, medical director of UH Comprehensive Pain Center at UH Parma. "It is an art tailored to each individual to help them regain their quality of life by empowering them and involving them in their care."
Every time Danail gives her grandson, Bain, a gentle push on the backyard swing, or cuddles her granddaughter Daisymae – things she once could not trust herself to do without fearing she would lose her balance and fall – she is reminded why she has endured.
"I'm here to tell people in serious pain that no one should give up," says the 43-year-old Ashland County woman. "It took me seven years to find someone I could get legitimate relief from, and nothing seemed to really help me. UH has been awesome. I survived for a reason."
The Comforting Embrace of an Entire Team
Dr. Tabbaa listened thoroughly to her story and identified areas where his team could address her chronic pain. He used advanced interventional therapy with fluoroscopy guidance to target Danail's pain generators.
He also addressed Danail's secondary fibromyalgia with opioid-sparing intravenous infusions, which are administered over the course of one hour every month. The compassionate nursing staff emphasizes the importance of becoming healthy and improving function, he adds.
"We succeed in our program because we combine the best and latest technologies with a holistic approach to each individual patient," Dr. Tabbaa says. "We respect our patients and empathize with and empower them to take charge of their illness and become active participants in our program."
Through UH's comprehensive pain program, Dr. Tabbaa also connected her with specialists at UH Connor Integrative Health Network. Keary O'Connor, DO, worked with Danail to focus on lifestyle changes, helping her to make anti-inflammatory diet adjustments and trying physical therapy. Chiropractor Robert Trager, DC, addressed Danail's chronic spinal pain using a hands-on approach.
Dry Needling Taps Into 'a Brand New Person'
As a chiropractic physician, Dr. Trager employs a conservative approach that complements the medical pain management. He uses gentle, soft-tissue and spinal manipulation to improve Danail's spinal mobility. He also incorporates dynamic stretches and has shown her exercises to do at home between visits.
Dr. Trager also uses dry needling on Danail to alleviate chronic spinal and nerve root pain stemming from her lower back. A different procedure than acupuncture, dry needling is more limited to the area of pain and muscle tightness. He takes extra precautions, considering Danail's implanted stimulators. Collaboration with other pain specialists ensures they maintain best practices.
"I can teIl it's helping," says Danail, who looks forward to her regular chiropractic visits every two weeks. "I felt like a brand new person the first time I left Dr. Trager's office."
Neurological testing has shown improved strength in her lower extremities, says Dr. Trager. The treatment also is relieving the nerve root pain resulting from severe disc height loss in her low back.
"Since collaborating with UH Parma's Comprehensive Pain Center, it has been great to see her improve week by week and have a better quality of life with less pain," Dr. Trager says. "After years of having plateaued in her treatment, she's breaking through and starting to make progress."
Only The Beginning
She may not yet be able to get down on the floor with her three grandchildren, including toddler Kenzlie. But Danail trusts herself to spend time with them without becoming incapacitated by pain.
"I'm more active than I was ever able to be before, and not being in all that pain helps so much," says Danail, noting that she still suffers post-traumatic stress disorder from the horrifying accident, but lifting the burden of intense physical pain has eased her mental strain. "I'm too young not to be active with my grandbabies. It's been a great relief. And this is just the beginning.
"I've been blessed. I feel I've been able to start enjoying life again."
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Graniasta Kotlina (słow. Rovienková kotlina – nazwa wspólna dla Graniastej Kotliny i Pustej Kotliny) – kotlina znajdująca się w górnych partiach Doliny Staroleśnej w słowackiej części Tatr Wysokich. Graniasta Kotlina leży u podnóża Małego Jaworowego Szczytu, Krzesanego Rogu, Rówienkowej Turni i Graniastej Turni – wszystkie te obiekty znajdują się w grani głównej Tatr. Na dnie tejże kotliny leży Zmarzły Staw Staroleśny (największy staw w Dolinie Staroleśnej), nieco na południowy wschód od niego znajduje się niewielki Mały Zmarzły Stawek. W południowo-wschodniej części Graniastej Kotliny wyrasta niewielka skalna kopka zwana Zbójnicką Kopką, której południowo-wschodnim zboczem przebiega żółto znakowany szlak turystyczny schodzący z Czerwonej Ławki. Przez Graniastą Kotlinę nie przebiegają żadne znakowane ścieżki turystyczne.

Graniasta Kotlina sąsiaduje:
 od północy z Doliną Zadnią Jaworową (górnym piętrem Doliny Jaworowej) – oddzielona masywem Małego Jaworowego Szczytu,
 od północnego zachodu z doliną Rówienki – oddzielona fragmentem grani głównej Tatr,
 od zachodu z Pustą Kotliną,
 od wschodu ze Zbójnickim Koryciskiem.

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The Broadmoor, in Colorado Springs, is a legendary destination resort with striking mountain views, lavish accommodations, and unrivaled services. Homes for sale in the Broadmoor resort community take their cue from the resort itself. Homeowners enjoy access to more than 500 acres of open space, parks and trails, the peace of mind of 24-hour security and true luxury living in Colorado Springs. Residents can join the Broadmoor Golf Club. Many homes have views of the club, Cheyenne Mountain Resort Lake, the city and the mountains.


Does the Mind Piggy-Back on Robotic and Symbolic Capacity?
Cognitive science is a form of "reverse engineering" (as Dennett has dubbed it). We are trying to explain the mind by building (or explaining the functional principles of) systems that have minds. A "Turing" hierarchy of empirical constraints can be applied to this task, from t1, toy models that capture only an arbitrary fragment of our performance capacity, to T2, the standard "pen-pal" Turing Test (total symbolic capacity), to T3, the Total Turing Test (total symbolic plus robotic capacity), to T4 (T3 plus internal [neuromolecular] indistinguishability). All scientific theories are underdetermined by data. What is the right level of empirical constraint for cognitive theory? I will argue that T2 is underconstrained (because of the Symbol Grounding Problem and Searle's Chinese Room Argument) and that T4 is overconstrained (because we don't know what neural data, if any, are relevant). T3 is the level at which we solve the "other minds" problem in everyday life, the one at which evolution operates (the Blind Watchmaker is no mind-reader either) and the one at which symbol systems can be grounded in the robotic capacity to name and manipulate the objects their symbols are about. I will illustrate this with a toy model for an important component of T3 -- categorization -- using neural nets that learn category invariance by "warping" similarity space the way it is warped in human categorical perception: within-category similarities are amplified and between-category similarities are attenuated. This analog "shape" constraint is the grounding inherited by the arbitrarily shaped symbol that names the category and by all the symbol combinations it enters into. No matter how tightly one constrains any such model, however, it will always be more underdetermined than normal scientific and engineering theory. This will remain the ineliminable legacy of the mind/body problem.
Harnad, Stevan (1995) Does the Mind Piggy-Back on Robotic and Symbolic Capacity? Morowitz, H. (ed.) The Mind, the Brain, and Complex Adaptive Systems. pp. 204-220 .


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Duganella sacchari is a bacterium of the genus Duganella in the Oxalobacteraceae family which was isolated with Duganella radicis from the rhizosphere of field-grown sugarcane.

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These soft, comfy socks for women are easily washable for everyday wear. They are made of premium quality combed cotton with soft gripping elastic that make you feel cared for through the day. Fun colours and prints brighten up your attire and keep you feeling good too. Slip on these socks on with your flip-flops to protect your feet and keep you warm.


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Statement on the occasion of International Women's Day 2019
Equality is a core value of the European Union, and a principle we will keep fighting for. Equality between women and men is no exception.
Statement by High Representative/Vice-President Federica Mogherini on the occasion of the World NGO Day
Joint statement by HRVP Federica Mogherini and UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict Virginia Gamba on the International Day against the Use of Child Soldiers
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Joint Statement on the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation
Every girl and woman has the right to live a life free of violence and pain. And yet, more than 200 million women and girls across the world have been forced to undergo the painful and traumatic practice of Female Genital Mutilation, including 500,000 living in Europe. Millions more girls are at
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Europeans and Arabs have a long and rich history of cultural, economic, commercial and political exchanges. This, together with the geographical proximity and interdependence, has contributed to institutionalise a strong relationship between the EU and the League of Arab States (LAS). Within this
Statement by High Representative/Vice-President Federica Mogherini on the International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Declaration by the High Representative Federica Mogherini on behalf of the EU on Human Rights Day, 10 December 2018
On this day, 70 years ago, the Member States of the United Nations came together to adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This step brought the world together after the greatest tragedy in human history. We have come a long way since then.
EU and Kuwait Senior Officials' Meeting charts the way forward for enhanced dialogue and cooperation
Stop violence against women: Statement by the European Commission and the High Representative on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
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Adventure and Governor's Youth Opportunity Camps build teamwork, skills for success and promote healthy living. Horseshoe helps young people become all they can be.
AmeriCorps members serve as counselors and high school students throughout the state help as volunteers. "Every week brings a new set of impressionable minds that we can help mold into tomorrow's leaders," states one AmeriCorps member.
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BioDirection, Inc. Appoints Dr. Jean-Luc Boulnois to its Board of Directors
Facility to manufacture key nanosensor component of the Tbit™ System
Boston, MA - BioDirection, Inc., a privately held medical device company developing cutting-edge and rapid point-of-care products for the objective diagnosis and management of concussion and other traumatic brain injuries, today announced that Jean-Luc Boulnois has joined the company's Board of Directors.
Dr. Jean-Luc Boulnois is the President & CEO of Quadrature Inc., an advisory firm in the medical devices space that provides strategic and operational expertise to early-stage entrepreneurs, as well as CEOs of mid-market commercial stage companies. Dr. Boulnois brings over 30 years of international leadership experience in the medical device industry. He has developed early-stage companies, participated in an initial public offering, and led several mergers, acquisitions, and financing rounds. Dr. Boulnois principally focuses on managing high growth opportunities, either through innovation, unique business models, or strategic and international expansion. Dr. Boulnois was involved with Microline Surgical for over 18 years, first as an investor and later as CEO and Executive Chairman, during which he drove a period of compounded revenue and profit growth exceeding 15% year over year. His previous experience also includes senior level positions at Dover Medical Ventures, Interactive Consulting, Sometec, Technomed International, as well as Arrow International where he served as a Director of the Global Business Development Group in charge of Mergers and Acquisitions. Dr. Boulnois currently serves on the Boards of Fineheart, NidoSurgical and Biomodex. He received his Executive Master of Business Administration and Management from Hautes Études Commerciales, Paris and holds a Ph.D., in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Applied Science Group, from Princeton University.
"As we continue to advance towards commercialization, it's an exciting time to welcome Jean-Luc to the BioDirection Board of Directors," said Sharad H. Joshi, President and Chief Executive Officer of BioDirection. "His deep scientific knowledge, understanding of complex medical device development, and leadership experience in bringing high-value technologies to the marketplace promise to be an asset to the company." "Jean-Luc's experience includes a unique combination of science, technology, corporate strategy, and entrepreneurship. I am confident that he will prove to be a wonderful addition to the Board as BioDirection progresses towards its goal of becoming a game changer in the point-of-care diagnostics market" said James Wylie, Chairman of the Board of Directors. "We look forward to working with and learning from Jean-Luc." Commenting on the announcement, Dr. Boulnois stated, "I'm excited to join BioDirection's Board of Directors at such a formative time in the company's development. I look forward to working with the BioDirection leadership team to help shape the resulting corporate strategy for current, as well as future technologies so as to better serve increasing patient needs."


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14th U.S. Secretary of Energy, Former Governor of Texas
Rick Perry currently serves as the 14th United States Secretary of Energy. He leads an agency tasked with maintaining a safe, secure and effective nuclear deterrent and reducing the threat of nuclear proliferation, overseeing the United States' energy supply, carrying out the environmental clean-up from the Cold War nuclear mission, and managing the 17 National Laboratories, home to the country's best scientists and engineers.
Secretary Perry is a veteran of the United States Air Force, a former farmer and rancher, and the longest-serving governor In Texas history, having led the world's 12th-largest economy from 2000 to 2015. He has devoted his adult life to creating prosperity and opportunity for families.
Prior to joining the Administration as Secretary of Energy, Perry served as the 47th Governor of Texas. As Governor of the Lone Star State, Perry championed conservative principles that helped Texas become America's economic engine. Under Perry's leadership, Texas became a national leader for job creation, innovation, and population growth.
Perry's leadership of Texas proved that economic growth and protection of the environment can be achieved simultaneously. While adding population and more than 2.2 million jobs during his tenure, Texas also experienced major reductions in carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxide emissions. Despite having a rapidly growing population and one of the largest petrochemical refining industries in the world, Texas saw its air quality improve.
Perry grew up the son of tenant farmers in the tiny West Texas community of Paint Creek. The younger of Ray and Amelia Perry's two children, he was active in scouting and earned distinction as an Eagle Scout. He was one of the first in his family to go to college, earning a degree in Animal Science from Texas A&M University, where he was also a member of the Corps of Cadets and a Yell Leader.
Between 1972 and 1977, Perry served in the U.S. Air Force flying C-130 tactical airlift aircraft in Europe and the Middle East. He is a lifetime member of both the NRA and American Legion Post #75. Prior to being elected Lieutenant Governor in 1998, he served two terms as Texas Commissioner of Agriculture and three terms in the Texas House of Representatives.
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Israel launches first WorldTour team
by AFP Newswire
Israel launched its first WorldTour team Wednesday, the latest sporting initiative funded by a Canadian-Israeli billionaire who sees it as a potential bridge to the Arab world.
The team, called Israel Start-Up Nation, will be the first from the Jewish state to compete in cycling's premier competition.
"We will have our Israel name at the Tour de France, being seen by 2.6 billion people — with our blue and white colours," Israeli-Canadian businessman Sylvan Adams told AFP.
"I think it's quite symbolic."
The new Israel-Start Up Nation (Israel Cycling Academy) team kit
The team will feature 30 riders on its roster, including four Israeli riders announced today for the first time: Itamar Einhorn, Omer Goldstein, Guy Niv, and Guy Sagiv. "It will definitely be a challenge for them. They have progressed every season, but next season they will have to do it again and this time it will be a new kind of level. I am confident, though, that they will reach it". The 4 Israeli riders selected to the team, Guy Sagiv, Guy Niv, Omer Goldstein and Itamar Einhorn made history as the first Israelis in a WorldTour team. Sagiv and Niv already successfully finished Grand Tours during in the 2018 and 2019 seasons.
The team will take the WorldTour spot of Swiss registered team Katusha-Alpecin, which has been taken over by the Israel Cycling Academy (ICA).
The move is heavily funded by Adams, who has spent millions in recent years organising a number of sporting events in Israel, in what he says are philanthropic gestures to show off the "real Israel."
These have included the hosting of the Giro D'Italia opening stages in Israel in 2018, as well as bringing Lionel Messi-led Argentina to play a friendly match in Tel Aviv last month.
'Historic'
The Israel Cycling Academy was only formed in 2014.
Its riders are perhaps unlikely to compete for the Tour de France's coveted yellow jersey in their first outing, but Adams hailed the symbolism of their appearance.
Its riders come from 18 countries and Adams said at least one of the eight selected to race in the Tour would be Israeli.
"I hope we will see an Israeli complete the Tour de France, which will be an historic event."
Cycling is still relatively new in Israel, though it hosts a velodrome — the first in the Middle East.
Guy Niv, an Israeli member of the team, said appearing in the Tour was a "childhood dream."
"It is a great honor and privilege for me to ride in an Israeli team, that represents the country I come from, to show the world different sides of Israel."
He said it wasn't "enough for us just to be there" but they wanted to compete.
"We want to step forward."
Speaking at the velodrome in Tel Aviv, Adams argued sport can be a fast track to improving Israel's standing in the region.
Only two Arab countries recognise Israel, in protest at the country's treatment of the Palestinians.
But Gulf states have improving relations with the country behind the scenes.
Adams said he had invited Middle Eastern countries, including Gulf state Bahrain, to use the velodrome.
"I have made a public invitation to our neighbours — since you don't have such a facility, send us your youth — we will train together, we will create youth programs, we will help you develop your national teams," Adams said.
The Israel-Start Up Nation (Israel Cycling Academy) WorldTour team roster
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3 DAYS BEFORE HER RETURN TO THE STAGE, MARIE-MAI PRESENTS A NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR THE SONG EXISTER
PLENTY OF GOOD NEWS FOR THE ARTIST:
A NOTICED PRESENCE IN THE CANADIAN TV SHOW THE LAUNCH
A SERIES OF WEB CAPSULES ON VÉRO.TV (L'EXTRA D'ICI TOU.TV)
A DOCUMENTARY ON ICI TÉLÉ
AND MORE THAN 40,000 TICKETS SOLD FOR THE ELLE ET MOI TOUR!
Highly anticipated on social media, Marie-Mai's new single and recent music video EXISTER shows a free, bold and more inspiring than ever artist. While her latest album ELLE ET MOI continues to make waves, the tour of the same name kicking off on February 14, 15 and 16 at the Bell Centre is already reaching unparalleled heights since it went on sale, with an impressive total of 40,000 tickets sold so far!
Shot in Mexico, in the Yucatán Peninsula surrounding the city of Valladolid, tis new music video was directed by Caraz, a very talented director who also contributed to the new visual identity of Marie-Mai with the recent video for Je décolle.
"WHAT'S STRIKING WHEN YOU MEET MARIE-MAI IS HER CHARISMA. SHE'S A STRONG, AMBITIOUS WOMAN WHO IS ALSO VERY SWEET. WHEN I LISTENED TO THE SONG EXISTER, I IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZED THIS MESMERIZING DUALITY AND LUST FOR LIFE, THIS URGENT DESIRE TO BE HERSELF AND TO SHARE HER VOICE, ON A LARGE SCALE AND IN BOLD TYPE."
– CARAZ
The musical film is divided into two distinct parts, namely the reality in which Marie-Mai is submerged under water, and the scenes with the visions. The latter represent her originality and her highly developed artistic gift. The reality scenes are shot in black and white, while the visions appear in colour.
DIRECTOR: CARAZ
EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION: ROMEO & FILS
LINE PRODUCER: GABRIEL ROUSSIL
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT: STÉPHANIE L'ALLIER
LOCATION SCOUTING AND FIXER: YANNICK BALENZANO
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MAKEUP : SOPHIE PARROT
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COLOURIST: SIMON BOISX
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THE LAUNCH, A PRESENCE NOTICED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY!
Last week was the season premiere on CTV and VRAK (with French subtitles) of the Canadian TV show The Launch. Marie-Mai appears every Wednesday at 8 p.m. alongside famous producer Scott Borchetta as the official mentors. During shooting last fall, Marie-Mai was completely charmed by the concept of the show, the production team and the many rewarding encounters with world-renowned creators. The Quebec singer-songwriter is already being buzzed about among our anglophone neighbours…
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Inspired by her passion for music, Marie-Mai will be the subject of two documentary projects during this key year – web capsules in the Véro.tv section of L'EXTRA d'ICI TOU.TV starting February 14, 2019, as well as a documentary on ICI TÉLÉ this fall. Produced by Zone3 and directed by Émilie Ricard-Harvey, these two distinct projects will show her as is, authentic and unfiltered, behind the scenes during the preparation of her concert, talking about the challenges she overcame to redefine herself.
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For over 40 years, Glenn has been an active sculptor and educator. With more than 50 solo exhibitions and multiple purchase awards to his name, he shows works both nationally and internationally. His sculptures are included in many university, museum, outdoor and private collections.
Now an emeritus Professor of Sculpture at the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Glenn continues to make signature sculptures in his Alfred Station studio. His creations of steel, ductile iron, stainless steel, cast glass, cast bronze and aluminum are often combined with stone from around the world. These sculptures range from monumental outdoor works to small, intimate pieces.
Foo Dog Column is an upright sculpture of fabricated steel. All steel pieces were cut, welded and painted at the artist's studio in Alfred Station, NY. The bronze surround piece was poured at the artist's foundry in the same studio. And the glass foo dog image was cast in the glass area at NY State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Alfred, NY.
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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections may speed recovery from tendon injuries and other musculoskeletal complaints by taking advantage of your body's own natural healing agents. As an advocate for advancing medical technologies and treatments that benefit his patients, Dr. Brad A. Cucchetti of Phoenix, Arizona is a skilled orthopedic surgeon who uses PRP therapy combined with other methods to help decrease your symptoms and restore mobility. Contact Cucchetti Orthopedics today for an evaluation and discussion about PRP therapy.
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Q: Difference between Flink state and ordinary class variables I am unable to understand the use of states in Apache Flink. As far as my understanding, states maintain variables values during the execution of a Flink program. I think the same thing can be achieved through a class variable.
For instance, if I declare a class variable "someCounter" and increment its value in some Map function, then the "someCounter" value is retained during the course of the code execution, then why do we need an expensive state to maintain the similar values as mentioned in the example on this link: https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-docs-stable/dev/stream/state/state.html#tab_java_0 ?
static class abc extends RichMapFunction<X,Y> {
    long someCounter = 0;
    //ctor
    public  abc() {};

    @Override
    public Y map(X x) throws Exception {
        someCounter++;
        if(someCounter > 1000)
            someCounter = 0;
        return someCounter;
    }
}

A: Failure recovery, redeployments, and rescaling are some of the big differences.
Flink takes periodic checkpoints of the state it is managing. In the event of a failure, your job can automatically recover using the latest checkpoint, and resume processing. You can also manually trigger a state snapshot (called a savepoint in this case) and use it to restart after a redeployment. While you are at it, you can also rescale the cluster up or down.
You can also choose where your Flink state lives -- either as objects on the heap, or as serialized bytes on disk. Thus it is possible to have much more state than can fit in memory.
From an operational perspective, this is more like having your data in a database, than in memory. But from a performance perspective, it's more like using variables: the state is always local, available with high throughput and low latency.

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Ex-Wife Challenges Councilman For Seat
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Twenty-eight candidates are running for Charlotte City Council this year. The race for district two which covers the northwest part of the city could get particularly interesting. James Mitchell has represented that district for twelve years. But his ex-wife Vivian Mitchell is running against him. She says she's not running out of spite. "Why would I want to take revenge on my husband? That doesn't make any sense to me," says Mitchell. The Mitchells divorced last November. Vivian Mitchell ran for school board in 2009. She says she wants to focus on job creation. Mitchell describes district two as neglected and abandoned. Her husband James Mitchell did not return phone calls. Two other Democrats are challenging the Mitchells, Gregg Greer and Cameron Webb Gardner. The primary is September 13.


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Keeping customers stocked with parts is a balancing act
By Carroll McCormick
How hard can it be to be a parts supplier? Draw up spares lists with customers, order a year's worth at a time, ship some to be stocked on site and hold onto the rest to be doled out as needed. The reality, however, is not so neat and tidy.
"What we are trying to do is sit with a customer and see what they have been through in terms of wear parts. We usually try to get an annual purchase order from them. With customers who don't want everything in one shipment, we keep the stock and ship to them," says Guillaume Paquet, vice-president, operations with Manuquip, a distributor for crushing, screening, washing, conveying, demolition and recycling equipment for the aggregate industry.
The company has a branch in Candiac, just south of Montreal, and another in Quebec City. It sells, and supplies parts for around 50 brands of equipment, including bruisers like crusher plants, jaw crushers, blademills, cyclones and bucket wheels made by manufacturers such as KPI-JCI-AMS and KPI-JCI-Astec.
There are many ponderables when deciding what spares to order and where best to keep them. Manuquip considers what it calls critical, maintenance and emergency parts, some customers' desire to have as little paid-for inventory as possible, where they are working, the cost to fly heavy parts to remote areas, Arctic shipping schedules …
"Pretty much wherever there has been mining activity in Quebec, our equipment is there," says Richard Paquette, CEO and majority owner, Manuquip. Many locations are hundreds of kilometres from even the nearest goat trail.
Manuquip has made a study of what is faster, sometimes cheaper, but which delivers the parts as quickly as possible. "We have everything covered," Paquette says. Its transportation bag of tricks includes its own half-tonne truck mobile units, transport trucks, couriers, ships and even a military C-17, used once to fly jaw crushers to Meadowbank, Manitoba.
In theory, the more serious the consequences of a part failure, the more reason to keep spares on site. At one end of the panic spectrum are wear parts and maintenance part. A wear part could be extremely worn, but still be working. An oil filter could be dirty, but the equipment still run. At the other end are critical and emergency parts. They include everything that could stop the machinery from operating and interrupt production.
That said, wear parts are more likely to be stored at the work site, precisely because it is a certainty that they will need replacing. "That is what we are targeting, the wear parts, and a few obvious failure parts, like springs and bearings," Paquet says.
Manuquip works with its customers to set min/max quantities, which depends on the customer's history and the number of units in the field. Reordering is triggered manually, on an on-demand basis, or by the calendar.
"Historically, we can set min/max … the customer knows that every 10,000 tonnes an impactor will need replacing. But we never take chances on wear parts. Customers keep some and we keep some. I can't think of a time we have had to fly in wear parts," Paquette says. Paquet adds, "Spares quantities depend on the working conditions. It is a mix of our experience, and the customer and suppliers experience."
This sounds straightforward, but a customer with a new piece of equipment may have no experience with the number of spares he should buy. And some occasionally have unrealistic expectations of the tonnage of production they can expect with a set of wear parts. Throw in the fact that customers sometimes worry that the supplier will sell them too many spares. Add in things like cost, weight, transportation options, and the possibility of catastrophic failures, and making the right decision requires experience and good judgment.
Take blow hammers for impact crushers. They can weigh 900 pounds apiece and cost $10,000 for a set or four. Two thousand-kilogram jaw dies may run $8,000 to $9,000 a set. A mantle and liner for a cone may weigh 5,000 pounds for a set, depending on the model, and cost $15,000 a pop. Moving them by truck is no problem, but what if the only transportation option is by ship?
Ordering these big parts is usually done in the fall, Paquette says. "We do a phone blitz, come up with the number of spares. We know which parts might be required. We also contact people with competitors' equipment and offer them parts. We identify this potential and try to come up with good pricing for customers."
To do this well takes advanced planning, especially for Arctic shipments, where northern waters may only be ice-free for three or four months a year. Customers that delay too long in placing their parts orders, and some do wait till the last minute, can literally miss the boat.
"It may take 10-12 weeks to get an order, and when we finally get the go-ahead, the [time available for delivery may be] shorter than the manufacturing time. Even experienced customers don't always get it when we tell them 'if you don't place the order now, you won't get it in time.' They think it is a sales gimmick," Paquette says. The delivery time from a supplier can also slip, which is all the more reason to order early.
As for trying to discourage customers from waiting till the last minute to order, Paquette smiles, "We haven't won that battle yet."
Manuquip evens out the bumps in the supply chain by keeping lots of spares in its warehouses, particularly those from its suppliers in the far corners of the continent. Manuquip uses a customs agent to smooth the passage of parts across the border.
As for payment options, Paquette says, "In some cases we keep inventory and the customer pays when he gets the stock. But if the customer does not pay for it [to be stored] he runs the risk of it being sold to someone else. If he pays, the part is reserved for him."
As nice at it would be for Manuquip to stock everything, it simply isn't possible, for all machines, for all model years. Manuquip might sell a part once every five years, or sell three of them in one month. A customer might hit something with a backhoe. "It is always a balance, what to keep or not keep in stock," Paquette comments.
If a customer suffers a catastrophic part failure, Manuquip will bend over backward to get in a replacement. "I remember one, for a competitor's machine," Paquet recalls. "A customer was having trouble getting parts from his supplier. He called us. I was 500 kilometres from the office. There were 20 parts in the order. By ten that night I was able to get the parts supply confirmed with my supplier, who was not normally in. We booked a plane in Oregon, it left Saturday night and [the shipment] was in Quebec City at my door on Monday morning."
Planes are an expensive shipping option, but they can be a customer's salvation. "It is not so much the weight, but if [a part] is small enough to go through the doors. Sometimes they can go to 500-600 pounds, even 1000 pounds," Paquet says.
Advance planning and expert counsel is the key, but when things do go sideways, Paquette says, "The customer calls us and we usually will have the part to the customer's door within 24 hours."
This article is published in the April 2016 issue of Machinery and Equipment MRO.
Montreal-based Carroll McCormick is the award-winning senior contributing editor for Machinery and Equipment MRO.
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Dingbat 2.0 Lecture March 26th at 2pm
Panelists, including editors Thurman Grant and Joshua G. Stein, architectural historian Steven Treffers, and architect Barbara Bestor discuss the many aspects of dingbat architecture and ways in which the apartment building type – synonymous with LA's rapid post-war urban expansion – might be re-envisioned for the 21st century. Cohosted by the Society of Architectural Historians Southern California Chapter.
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We are so excited to be hosting Christopher Long, the editor of Paul T. Frankl | Autobiography and Paulette Frankl, Paul T. Frankl's daughter on March 3 through 8, 2014.
We have several wonderful lecture and book signing events planned during which art, architecture, and design enthusiasts will have a chance to meet Christopher Long and Paulette Frankl, ask questions, and purchase signed copies of this award winning new book.
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Architektur Aktuell review of Paul T. Frankl – Autobiography
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Elizabeth J Sahinen, 92 passed away November 9, 2018 in Kalispell. Betty was born May 2, 1926 to Leslie and Mary Foerschler in Belgarde, MT. She was raised in Helena. She attended grade school at Central School and graduated from the Old Helena High School.
Betty married James G. Sahinen in 1950 at the St. Helena Cathedral. She worked at the union bank until she started raising her 7 girls. After raising her girls and babysitting for friends, Betty decided to join the real world and went to work at the Little Professor Bookstore downtown Helena. This was her dream job since she was an avid reader and book collector.
She took a leave of absence from her dream job to care for Jim during his battle with cancer. She returned to the bookstore after Jim died in 1990. In 1992 Betty moved to Trout Creek and lived in a cabin on the lake with her loving companion, Bob Clark. They had a lovely 22 years at the cabin. Bob passed away in 2014, so Betty moved to Helena to the Eagle Manor until 2017, when she moved to Kalispell to be cared for by her daughter and son-in-law, Anne and Louie Kimbrell.
Betty is preceded in death by her parents, Leslie and Mary, Husband James, daughter Cathy Sahinen McBride and her loving companion Bob.
Betty is survived by her daughters, Teresa Martenson (Kent) of Castle Rock, Co., Jeannie Hurley (Pat) of Helena, Mt., Anne Kimbrell (Louie)of Kalispell, MT., Tricia McGurran (Dan) of Helena, MT., Jenny Faure (Joe) of Valley City, ND., 14 grandchildren (7girls and 7 boys) 6 great grandchildren, sister-in-law Mary Pat Syskowski of Mendota, IL. Numerous cousins, nieces and nephews, the Clark family, Betsy Sahinen of Helena, MT. She also leaves behind her adopted cats, Marci and Mr. Fluff of Kalispell, MT.
She loved and cared for her daughters and the Clark Family. Cremation has taken place, Family services will be held at a later date. Please visit www.jgfuneralhome.com to leave condolences for the family. Johnson-Gloschat Funeral home and crematory is caring for the family.


I hope you are all doing well. I am so sorry about the inconsistent postings lately. I've just been bombarded with things left and right and I've barely had much time to breathe. The week before, I spent my time working on finals. I had one project that seriously sucked the life out of me. I kept working on it until the day it had to be submitted. Then, I had to rush to complete a poster for a presentation at a conference on Sunday. I was worried that it would take me forever to do that too since it was based on a project that I worked on nearly two years ago, but I thankfully kept good notes and still had everything saved. I also decided to volunteer for the conference since they were looking for some people. I was at the conference Saturday through Wednesday. It was definitely a very inspiring experience for me. I was in awe of the amazing work that people were doing and I learned a lot. I'm grateful I got to go. The poster session on Sunday also went fairly well. I get very nervous around people I don't know, so I was concerned that I would be a mess when people asked questions, but I managed not to embarrass myself - haha! As interesting the conference was, I was definitely beat at the end of each day. I walked so much, my feet ached! Luckily, they did shower us with snacks, cupcakes, and happy hours on most days as a reward! Plus, my friends and I got to do brunch on Saturday and dim-sum on Monday. So, it was all worth the exhaustion.
This week was technically supposed to be spring break for me but with the conference and the multiple work meetings and presentations I had to prep for, I didn't get a break. I'm a little bit sad about that. But what can I do? A new term will start for me on Monday, which means new classes. I always love the start of a new term, but I have to admit, I'm nervous because the classes are going to be tough. Next weekend, I also have to make a trip to Alabama for a meeting. I'll be gone Sunday through Wednesday. I've never been to Alabama, so I'm looking forward to it (especially the Southern food!), and also to having a hotel room to myself! If I don't have a post next week, this is why!
My reading has been fairly sad these past two weeks, but I've learned that I need to stop feeling guilty. I have a life outside of blogging and reading, so it's not the end of the world. It also helps me be selective with the books I want to read. Anyways, these were all pretty great!
Thanks to all the wonderful authors for the review copies!
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'Leave It To Beaver' Actor Tony Dow Dies At 77 Following Mixup Over His Condition
By Brent Furdyk. Published: 27 Jul 2022 4:23 PM Last updated: 27 Jul 2022 4:23 PM
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Actor Tony Dow, best known for portraying Wally Cleaver on iconic family sitcom "Leave It to Beaver", has passed away at age 77.
On Wednesday, the actor's management shared the sad news that he had passed away in a post on his Facebook page.
"We have received confirmation from Christopher, Tony's son, that Tony passed away earlier this morning, with his loving family at his side to see him through this journey," the statement said.
"We know that the world is collectively saddened by the loss of this incredible man. He gave so much to us all and was loved by so many," it continued. "One fan said it best—'It is rare when there is a person who is so universally loved like Tony.'"
The statement also included words from Dow's son Christopher, who said, "Although this is a very sad day, I have comfort and peace that he is in a better place. He was the best Dad anyone could ask for. He was my coach, my mentor, my voice of reason, my best friend, my best man in my wedding, and my hero. My wife said something powerful and shows the kind of man he was. She said: 'Tony was such a kind man. He had such a huge heart and I've never heard Tony say a bad or negative thing about anyone.'
The sad news comes a day after confusion about Dow's condition led his wife to communicate to his management team that he had died, though at that time he was still alive.
After a post on his Facebook page announcing his death was taken down, Los Angeles ABC reporter George Pennacchio confirmed that Dow, who was in home hospice care, had not yet died.
"I had a conversation with his wife, Lauren," Pennacchio wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday. "She is understandably distraught and grief-stricken about what's been going on with Tony's health battle these past months. He's been in hospice care at their home, and based on some health issues overnight, Lauren inferred that Tony had passed away to some people close to her and the word quickly spread."
He continued, "She told me she now feels 'foolish' about what has transpired since his death has been reported around the world. She also told me, through her pain, 'it is of my own doing.' I told her we know it's been a very stressful time and people understand overwhelming grief. Lauren says she 'loves and adores' her husband of 42 years with all of her heart."
Finally, the reporter added, "While she did say he passed, she now understands the miscommunication and is sorry for causing a commotion in this challenging time."
The original statement announcing Dow's death had read, "It is with an extremely heavy heart that we share with you the passing of our beloved Tony this morning."
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"The world has lost an amazing human being, but we are all richer for the memories that he has left us," the statement added. "From the warm reminiscences of Wally Cleaver to those of us fortunate enough to know him personally — thank you Tony. And thank you for the reflections of a simpler time, the laughter, the friendship and for the feeling that you were a big brother to us all. We will miss you."
Dow played Wally Cleaver, older brother of Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver (played by Jerry Mathers), throughout the series' 1957-1963 run.
He would go on to reprise the role in the 1983 TV movie "Still the Beaver" and the revival series "The New Leave It to Beaver", which ran from 1983-1989.
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Subsequent screen roles including such TV series as "Dr. Kildare", "My Three Sons", "Lassie", "Mod Squad", "The Love Boat" and many others.
Dow also worked behind the camera as a producer, visual effects supervisor and director, directing episodes of TV series including "Harry and the Hendersons", "Coach", "Babylon 5" and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" and more.
READ MORE: 'Leave It To Beaver' Star Tony Dow Diagnosed With Cancer
In recent years, Dow worked as a sculptor.
In May 2022, Dow revealed that he'd been diagnosed with cancer, but offered no further details.
After the mistaken announcement of his death, Dow's onscreen brother, Jerry Mathers, paid tribute in a heartfelt post he shared on Facebook.
"It is with the utmost sadness I learned this morning of my co-star and lifelong friend Tony Dow's passing," wrote Mathers.
"He was not only my brother on tv, but in many ways in life as well," he added, noting that Dow's passing "leaves an empty place in my heart that won't be filled… The world may have lost a star today, but the heavens gained another.
Many others also pay tribute on social media, including Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson, "Resident Alien" star Alan Tudyk and more.
Thinking of Tony Dow, who passed this morning. pic.twitter.com/NXr24ulpbb
— Brian Wilson (@BrianWilsonLive) July 26, 2022
Tony Dow built the beach house I lived in when I first moved to Los Angeles to shoot Firefly. Hell of a carpenter. https://t.co/EOA3nWm9hj
— alan tudyk (@AlanTudyk) July 26, 2022
Man, so sad to hear that a life-long TV favorite of mine, Tony Dow, Wally from "Leave It To Beaver" just passed away. R.I.P. Wally pic.twitter.com/jVTztZTTMa
— Jerry Lawler (@JerryLawler) July 26, 2022
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Amazon announces Cyber Monday 2016 sale – here's everything you need to know
Chris Smith @chris_writes
Black Friday just arrived despite a full week of sales, but it feels like it's already over. That's because most retailers out there began selling their discounted products much earlier than normal this year. Some sales began on Monday, while most online shops opened on Thanksgiving as retailers focused on attracting as many buyers as possible to their online storefronts. You no longer have to deal with annoying people, long lines, or a rush for the limited number of doorbuster deals available — well, you still have to hurry when completing that online purchase, since deals are only good as long as supply last.
Amazon is, of course, the king of online shopping in the US, and the company had its own early Black Friday sales. While it may still be Black Friday today and Amazon is offering its best deals of the week right now, the retailer already has Cyber Monday deals lined up for you as well.
DEAL ALERT: The best Black Friday sale of the year is happening right now!
Amazon's Cyber Monday 2016 sale covers a variety of products, and we're going to highlight some of the best deals in the coming hours. We've got tons of deals below so you can see what to expect from Amazon when it comes to gadgets and other electronics. Of course, you can already enjoy deals that are just as good (and even better) in the current Amazon Black Friday 2016 sale.
Amazon Gear
Dash Buttons, .99 cents to buy and $4.99 credit back after your first purchase
Save $40 on Amazon Echo, only $139.99
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Fire tablet, only $33.33
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Save $30 on Kindle, only $49.99
Save $30 on Kindle for Kids Bundle, only $69.99
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Save $15 on Amazon Fire TV, only $74.99
Save $10 on Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, only $29.99
50-inch 1080p LED TV, $145
50-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, $249.99
Save $50 on PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB Console – Uncharted 4 Bundle
Rif6 Mobile Projector + SoundCube, $245
Sony Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones, $88
Sonos PLAY:1 Compact Wireless Smart Speaker, $149
Save up to 30% on select HP laptops
HP Envy Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer, $49.99
Arlo 5-Camera Security System, $469
Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera, $163.98
Save $99 on iRobot Roomba 960 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner
Prime Deals
One of the perks of shopping at Amazon for Christmas gifts is that you get speedy free shipping if you're enrolled in the Amazon Prime program. This year, the company says that Prime subscribers will get one hour or less shipping on more than a hundred Cyber Monday deals in 30 cities throughout America.
That's not the only advantage Prime subscribers get. Lightning Deals will also be available to them 30 minutes before everyone else. New Prime Now members will also get $15 off their first order and an additional $5 off their next order after December 2nd. Existing subscribers will save $5 now, and $5 after December 2nd.
Make sure you've got Amazon Prime to make the most of these sales and go to Amazon to start your Cyber Monday shopping.
Amazon's press release follows below.
Amazon.com Cyber Monday deals are here!
More than 75,000 deals during the week of Cyber Monday
Last year on Cyber Monday, Amazon customers ordered a record-breaking 629 items per second
Save up to 50% on select toys from Nerf, Play-Doh, Playskool, and more; save up to 50% on select Callaway Golf Sets; Echo Dot, only $39.99
SEATTLE — (BUSINESS WIRE) — Nov. 25, 2016 — (NASDAQ:AMZN) – Amazon.com today unveiled its plans for Cyber Monday and, with more than 75,000 deals during the week of Cyber Monday, there is sure to be something for everyone! Customers will continue to find new deals as often as every five minutes on toys, electronics, fashion items, and more atwww.amazon.com/cybermonday.
Last year on Cyber Monday, Amazon customers ordered more than 54 million items worldwide – a record-breaking 629 items per second – and it's expected that this year will be even bigger! On Cyber Monday 2015, Amazon customers purchased more than 33 electronics per second on mobile devices alone.
As new deals are constantly being added, customers are using Watch A Deal to ensure they don't miss out. The most-watched deal so far this holiday season is a Mermaid Tail Blanket. Download the free Amazon shopping app to easily track deals using Watch A Deal alerts, which notify customers via a mobile alert when a deal is about to start.
The deals below – and more – will be available on Cyber Monday, November 28 at http://www.amazon.com/cybermonday. Customers can also shop the same deals and selection while giving back to their favorite charity – just start with a smile atsmile.amazon.com.
* Dash Buttons, .99 cents to buy and $4.99 credit back after your first purchase
* Save $40 on Amazon Echo, only $139.99
* Save $10 on Echo Dot, only $39.99
* Save $40 on Amazon Tap, only $89.99
* Fire tablet, only $33.33
* Save $25 on Fire Kids Edition tablet, only $74.99
* Save $30 on Fire HD 8, only $59.99
* Save $30 on Kindle, only $49.99
* Save $30 on Kindle for Kids Bundle, only $69.99
* Save $20 on Kindle Paperwhite, only $99.99
* Save $30 on Kindle Voyage, only $169.99
* Save $15 on Amazon Fire TV, only $74.99
* Save $10 on Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote, only $29.99
50" 1080p LED TV, $145
50" 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, $249.99
* Sony Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones, $88
* Sonos PLAY:1 Compact Wireless Smart Speaker, $149
* HP Envy Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer, $49.99
* Arlo 5-Camera Security System, $469
* Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera, $163.98
• Save up to 50% on select toys from Nerf, Play-Doh, Playskool, and more
• LINCOLN LOGS Centennial Edition Tin, $32.49
• Save 48% on Shopkins Shoppies Juice Truck
• Save 40% on K'NEX Looping Light-Up Roller Coaster Building Set
• Free accessory set with purchase of Melissa & Doug kitchen
Save 30% on select clothing, shoes, jewelry, and watches for women, men, kids, and baby
$5 off three Christmas greeting cards with ready-to-load Anytime Gift Cards
Blendtec Total Blender, $239.99
Save 31% on BISSELL PowerLifter PowerBrush Upright Deep Cleaner
Save 44% on select Black+Decker 18V Lithium Cordless 2-N-1 Stick and Hand Vacuum
Vornado AVH10 Vortex Heater with Automatic Climate Control, $79.86
Save 15% on select SINGER Heavy Duty Sewing Machines
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Select GREENIES Dental Dog Treats, $12.99
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Save up to 85% on select Kindle books, including best-sellers like Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin, Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty, and The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown
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• Save $50 on PlayStation 4 Slim 500GB Console – Uncharted 4 Bundle
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All prices available at select times and while supplies last.
Cyber Monday in an Hour with Prime Now: Customers can also shop more than a hundred Cyber Monday Deals and get them to their door in an hour or less through Prime Now in more than 30 cities in the U.S.
Prime members making their first Prime Now purchase will save $15 off their order, plus get $5 off their next order after December 2
Existing Prime Now customers will save $5 off their order, plus get $5 off their next order after December 2
Save 40% on calendars with Prime Photos: For a limited time, calendars are 40% off. Design a high-quality, custom calendar to stay connected with loved ones all year long. Calendars can be personalized with photos of family and friends, colorful backgrounds, text, and embellishments for a unique and easy to create gift, with free delivery with Prime. Go tohttps://www.amazonprinting.com/photo-gift/cards to learn more.
Alexa Voice Shopping Deals: This holiday, hundreds of Amazon's best deals are available to Prime members with Alexa, including $50 off an August Smart Lock – with compatible Alexa skill and $40 off an Amazon Echo. Simply ask Alexa each day, "Alexa, what are your deals?" when using the Amazon Echo, Echo Dot, Amazon Tap, Amazon Fire TV, or Fire tablet or go towww.alexa.amazon.com/alexadeals to learn more. Customers who voice order a deal with a price of $20 or greater between Black Friday and Cyber Monday will earn a bonus $10 Amazon gift card. Prime members can use their voice to order tens of millions of products every day of the year.
More to Watch on Amazon Video: Customers will find unbelievable deals on some of today's top-rated TV series and popular blockbuster films to rent or purchase and instantly stream on Amazon Video.
More Perks for Prime Members: Prime members can shop thousands of Lightning Deals with 30-minute early access and enjoy unlimited fast, free shipping options, including Two-Day Shipping on more than 30 million items, Prime FREE Same-Day Delivery on more than one million items available in 29 cities, andPrime Now where customers can find tens of thousands of products– available for one- and two-hour delivery in more than 30 cities.
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