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Meryl stops by before re-teaming with Kevin, and Debbie's daughter is a Broadway baby now
FOOTLIGHTS: Dynamic screen duo Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline, who made history 25 years ago in Sophie's Choice, will perform an evening of Shakespeare as a benefit for The Acting Company, the Juilliard offshoot that
KLINE: Meryl's choice
gave Kline his start. Conceived and directed by Kline, The Lover and the Poet: An Evening of Shakespeare will be held at the 400-seat Florence Gould Hall on November 2. Before that, however, they'll team up with Daniel Craig, Maggie Gyllenhaal,Mike Nichols and Austin Pendleton in a one-night benefit performance of Courage in Concert at the Public Theatre on October 19. In the meantime some chosen few lucky ticket-buyers will get to see Ms Streep in person tonight at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, where she'll participate in a Q&A with Globe & Mail film analyst Johanna Schneller.
ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID, YES, BUT SUCH A PRETTY ONE: As a presenter she's handed out hardware to her Star Wars mentor George Lucas and co-star Harrison Ford, but Carrie Fisher says she gave up on hoping for Acting awards a long time ago.
FISHER: wishful winning
She admits she still hoped that she might win "just a little one" for her writing – plaudits for Postcards From The Edge? prizes for The Best Awful or Surrender The Pink? — but alas, no awards have materialized so far.
"I now get awards all the time for being mentally ill," the bi-polar Fisher notes. "I am apparently very good at it, and I get honoured for it regularly."
She's awfully good at writing, too. Which is one of the reasons writers ranging from playwright Terence McNally to novelist Salman Rushdie joined movie stars ranging from Jane Fonda to Harvey Keitel for the opening of Carrie's one-woman tour-de-force Wishful Drinking last Sunday on Broadway. Fisher made her Broadway debut in 1973 (yessssss, 1973) as part of the chorus backing up her mother Debbie Reynolds in the revival of Irene, but had toured with her even earlier than that, in her mom's glitzy road show. Those of you with
DEBBIE: still in harness
reeeeally long memories may recall Carrie, still a teenager, standing on stage at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto in 1970, singing her mom's hit ballad Tammy while Debbie was backstage making a quick costume change. By the time she played in Irene, Carrie was a seasoned 'road warrior' who had seen her MGM-bred mother dump legendary British director Sir John Gielgud (who was still struggling with the musical when it played the Royal Alex for four weeks on its way to New York) for her old studio pal Gower Champion. Champion, a choreographer who lived up to his name, who had already staged a hit musical called Hello, Dolly and pulled Irene into such dazzling shape that it ran for more than 600 performances. (When Debbie grew weary of it, her MGM gal pal Jane Powell took over the rest of the run for her.) Ah yes, them were the days.
STREEP: in Toronto tonight
Debbie, of course, is still alive and high-kicking at 77. This month she and her personal musicians will take her show, An Evening With Debbie Reynolds, to the Julie Rogers Theatre in Beaumont, Texas for a breast cancer fund-raiser. Meanwhile, there's good news for those of us who hunger for more of Carrie's wickedly witty prose. She's working on a new book – a collection of stories from movie sets of "films I pretended to act in." Hope she includes Shampoo.
And speaking of those writing honours that keep eluding her – considering those rave reviews, wouldn't it be funny if she gets Tony-nominated as both the author of Wishful Drinking and as lead actress in a play?
Stranger things have happened.
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Cooking up a storm with 'Doubters' Meryl & Amy
BEAUTY CALL: Still-breathtaking silver screen siren Jacqueline Bisset, who reportedly walks away with Linda Yellen's new opus, The Last Film Festival, has finally agreed to do a TV pilot. CBS has signed her for the lead role
BISSET: coup for CBS
in The Eastmans, about a wealthy family who have made their fortune in medicine … Meryl Streep and Amy Adams, so good together in Doubt, team up again for Julia & Julia, the Julia Child saga now slated to open in August. The film marks Streep's third outing with Nora Ephron, who co-wrote Silkwood and penned her own bestseller, Heartburn, which became a first teaming for Streep and Jack Nicholson … and one-man music machine Michael Feinstein recently coaxed 80-year-old MGM girls Jane Powell and Arlene Dahl to team up with Jane Russell (yes, THE Jane Russell, now a sassy 88 years old) in a concert salute to Hollywood musicals. Feinstein cast Hollywood Reporter alumnus Robert Osborne, more famous today as on-camera anchor of Turner Classic Movies, as the host, and audiences reportedly loved it. Will the unstoppable Feinstein bring it to Broadway? Stay tuned.
BALLET HIGH: Attention, Ottawa dance fans — the National Ballet's three-day run of Romeo & Juliet at the National Arts Centre this week is virtually sold
COTE: Romeo in Ottawa
out. And on opening night Karen Kain will give a free talk about the dazzling NBOC production before Heather Ogden and Guillaume Côté dance the title roles. So if anyone at the NAC owes you a favour, now's the time to call it in … p.s. to Toronto balletomanes: The National's White Hot Gala is now set for June 18. The company's 4th annual fundraiser will include a one-hour performance by stars of the ballet, followed by a reception featuring a live DJ and Grey Goose signature cocktails, followed by an extraordinary three-course dinner by Mark McEwen, followed by a White Hot night of dancing on stage at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts with the company's biggest stars, including the legendary Ms. Kain. For more info click here.
PARTON: smart stuff
HELLO, DOLLY: She's a superb songwriter, a sexy singer, and an All-American fantasy. And so smart, too.
"Dumb Blonde jokes don't bother me a bit!" says Dolly Parton. "Because I don't think I'm dumb. And I know I'm not blonde!"
She's a columnist's dream.
SHARPS 'N' FLATS: Big-voiced vocal coach Elaine Overholt, currently shooting her Big Voice television series for 'W', is currently weighing offers from
OVERHOLT: big voice
two rival U.S. networks who want her to create the same magic for them … don't know what you did last weekend, but comeback kid Leonard Cohen spent Good Friday with 7,000 fans, on stage in his adopted home-away-from-home, Los Angeles … highlights of the 43rd Montreux Jazz Festival, set for July 3-18 in Freddie Mercury's favourite town, will include a world premiere performance by Herbie Hancock and Lang Lang and the reunion of Status Quo and John Fogerty.
PENN: boycotting Bill?
QUOTABLE QUOTES: "Sean Penn is a great actor, and if you hire him, you'll get a good performance. I'm just not going to give a guy who gives aid and comfort to people like (Iran president Mahmoud) Ahmadinejad, Hugo Chavez and Saddam Hussein, when he was alive, my 10 bucks. That's my right as an American."
The speaker? Brass-tongued Fox TV maverick Bill O'Reilly, who boycotts Sean Penn movies.
When asked to comment, Sean Penn said, "Bill who?"
FLICKERS: One of the most welcome features of Tonya Lee Williams' 9th annual ReelWorld Film Festival, opening tomorrow night, is a free Family screening this weekend. Set for Saturday at 11 am at the Cineplex Odeon
WILLIAMS: family flicks
Carlton Cinemas, the screening will include four (4) short films and a 20-minute interactive show, with Canwest graciously picking up the tab, For more info on ReelWorld screenings and seminars, click here … adult film aficionados were saddened by news that Marilyn Chambers (Behind The Green Door) died over the weekend at her home in Los Angeles. Chambers, who counted David Cronenberg's Rabid among her few legitimate films, was 56 … and does any other city have as many film festivals as Toronto? And yes, we're bragging, not complaining. Next up: The Toronto Jewish Film Festival, an annual celebration on themes of Jewish culture and identity, showcasing feature films, documentaries and shorts from around the world – 90 films from 23 countries. This year's TJFF opens Saturday and runs for 10 days. For tickets call 416-967-1528 or cick here.
RIVERS: all for All
SEE/HEAR: Two episodes ago, Celebrity Apprentice survivors (so far) Joan Rivers and daughter Melissa were asked to create a viral video commercial for All detergent. After Donald Trump gave their respective team videos a definitive thumbs down, Joan and Melissa decided to shoot their own videos, on their own time and their own dime, with highly amusing results. Check 'em out here, and enjoy!
TOMORROW: Natalie Wood's daughter in New Brunswick.
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" Out of Obesity and Into the Promised Land"
Come and hear her personal journey from obesity to weight loss surgery success!
On Monday, November 7, 2011, I was invited to share my expereince with sleep apnea at a cardiac symposium here in Wilmington, NC. I joined Kim Joyner, RN and Bariatric Program Coordinator with New Hanover Regional Medical Center as she spoke to the group on the dangers of sleep apnea.
Thank you to Kim Joyner and NHRMC for the opportunity to share my story and my passion for helping others find sucess on their way to health and wholeness.
The weekend of October 1 and 2, 2011, I will have the opportunity to share my story at a Woman's Conference in Greenville, NC at Reimage Church. The conference will begin on Friday evening and run until Saturday afternoon.
Guest speakers will include Bethany Murdock from Wave Church in Virginia Beach as well as co-paster and wife of Reimage Church's resident Senior Pastor, Deborah Zabawski. I am honored to be among one of the eight women speaking at the Saturday morning workshops.
The theme of the conference is how to stand "Unshakable" when life brings uncertainty, disspointment, unexpected illness and crisis.
You can find out more details about this conference or register by going to Reimage Church Website at www.reimagechurch.com.


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The latest stop-motion animated film from Aardman features a sheep in the big city
by Alex Gordon
Starting as a supporting character on Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep is the latest Aardman stop-motion creation to get the feature-length treatment, here co-directed by Mark Burton and Richard Starzak. Like much of the production house's work, Shaun's world is a place of bucolic farms, doughy human forms and mild mischief. Cut together as a series of near-silent vignettes, the film follows Shaun and his flock venturing into the big city to find their farmer/owner and bring him home, while eluding a cranky animal-control worker. The film aims for that kids'-movie-with-jokes-for-adults appeal and hits a few of those marks, but it feels like territory better covered by Aardman's earlier work or any of Pixar's golden-era output. Save for the entertaining non-verbal communication of all characters both ovine and human, Shaun is a bit too mild for its own good.
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Tesla cheat sheet: Model 3 vs Model Y vs Model X vs Model S
By Tom Pritchard published 17 December 21
Tesla offers a lot choice. Here's how all the models compare and what you'll pay.
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If you're planning on buying a Tesla, there is one key thing you should know before you hand over your money. Despite there being only four Tesla cars available for sale, you get a serious amount of choice.
Our Tesla Model 3 vs Model Y vs Model X vs Model S comparison shows that there are plenty of options and tiers. And these packages aren't just about premium extras; they change what you can expect from a Tesla car's range, performance, price and delivery time. So here's a rundown of the different Tesla configurations you can get, and how that changes things.
Tesla Model 3 vs Model Y vs Model X vs Model S: Prices
Lowest Price Highest Price w/Full Self Driving
Tesla Model 3 $44,990 $49,490 $59,490
Tesla Model 3 Long Range $50,990 $55 490 $65,490
Tesla Model 3 Performance $58,990 $61,990 $71,990
Tesla Model Y Long Range $58,990 $67,990 $77,990
Tesla Model Y Performance $63,990 $70,990 $80,990
Tesla Model X $104,990 $121,490 $131,490
Tesla Model X Plaid $119,990 $136,490 $146,490
Tesla Model S $94,990 $103,990 $113,990
Tesla Model S Plaid $129,990 $138,990 $148,990
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The standard rear-wheel drive Tesla Model 3 is the cheapest car Tesla currently sells, with a starting price of $44,990. The Long Range Model 3 costs $50,990 and the Performance Model 3 is the most expensive at $58,990. All these prices rely on you having the car with 18-inch wheels, white or dark gray paintwork and an all-black interior.
It is possible to get the Model 3 in blue, black or multi-coat red, though these options cost an additional $1,000, $1,500 and $2,000, respectively. Changing the interior to black and white is also an option, but costs an additional $1,000.
Finally, Tesla will let you upgrade those 18-inch rims to 19-inch 'Sport Wheels' on the Standard and Long Range models. The Performance Model comes with 20-inch wheels as standard, with no option to change them.
Swapping to 19-inch wheels costs $1,500 on both models, but it will impact your range. The standard Model 3 drops from 272 miles to 267 miles with larger wheels, while the Long Range Model 3 suffers an even steeper drop — falling from 358 miles to 334 miles.
That may not seem like a great reason to drop the cash, though past studies have shown that larger wheels do also have better handling. Some people like how they look, too.
It should be noted, all Model 3 units made between 2017-2020 have been recalled due to a rear-view camera issue.
Buying a Model Y is for the people who want a more affordable Tesla, but would prefer to have all the extra space and benefits a crossover SUV affords. The cheapest model is the Long Range Model Y, which starts at $58,990, while the performance Model Y can be had from $63,990.
Like the Model 3 this pricing relies on you having the car in white or dark gray, as well as taking the standard-sized wheels — which are 19-inch this time. Blue, Black and multi-coat red are available again, costing the same $1,000, $1,500 and $2,000 as the Model 3. Likewise, the black and white interior is also $1,000.
The Long Range Model Y can be bought with 20-inch wheels for an extra $2,000, though this will drop the range from 330 miles to 318 miles. Meanwhile, the Performance Model Y is only available with 21-inch Überturbine Wheels.
But being a crossover SUV means there's more on offer. For starters, you have an optional tow hitch capable of towing up to 3,500 pounds for an additional $1,000. The Long Range model also has a seven seat layout option available for an extra $3,000. This will also reduce range from 330 to 326 miles with the 19-inch wheels, or 318 to 314 miles if you have 20-inch rims.
If you're looking for the premium Tesla SUV experience, or just want more room than the Model Y can offer, then there's the Model X. It's a gargantuan-sized car that starts at $104,990, provided you buy it in white, take the stock 20-inch wheels, and stick with a five-seat all-black interior. Meanwhile the Model X Plaid starts at $119,990
The color can be changed to black, dark gray or blue, each of which cost an additional $1,500, while multi-coat red is $2,500. You can also upgrade the interior to black and white or cream for $2,000. If you want larger wheels, you'll end up paying $5,500 for 22-inch Turbine Wheels, which lower the range of the standard Model X from 351 miles to 332 and the range of the Plaid from 335 miles to 313.
Both Model X models have the option to expand seating to six or seven seat layouts. Seven seats is the cheapest extra, costing an additional $3,500 and dropping range on 20-inch wheels to 347 miles on the Model X or 332 miles on the Model X Plaid.
Six seats is significantly more expensive, costing an extra $6,500, and lowers the overall range on 20-inch wheels to 348 miles on the Model X and 333 miles on the Model X Plaid
The Model S is currently Tesla's flagship, and one of the most expensive cars it makes. Prices start at $94,990 for the standard model and $129,990 for the Model S Plaid — again this is reliant on buying the car in white, with the smallest available wheels, and with an all-black interior.
Like the Model X, only white is a free color option, with black, dark gray and blue each costing an extra $1,500. Multi-coat red is also here, with a $2,500 price tag attached. As for wheels you get 19-inch wheels as standard on both, with the option to switch to 21-inch "Arachnid Wheels" for $4,500.
However as ever, the larger wheels cause a decrease in range. On the Model S opting for 21-inch wheels lowers your range from 405 miles to 375. On the Model S Plaid that drops from 396 miles to 348.
The only other way to change the price tag is to change the color of the interior. All-black comes as standard, but black & white or cream options are available for an additional $2,000.
Also, all Model S units made from 2014 onward have been recalled due to a faulty front-trunk latch which may become undone suddenly.
'Full Self Driving' Autopilot
The one constant among Tesla optional extras is the availability of the 'Full Self Driving' Autopilot add-on. This $10,000 extra is available on all Tesla cars, including the still-unreleased Cybertruck you can't actually buy at the moment.
Tesla Model S and Model X owners in the U.S. can also opt for the Full Self Driving subscription, which costs $200 a month, has no contract obligations, and can be found in the Tesla app.
Full Self Driving is still a Level 2 autonomous driving system that requires driver attention at all times, and isn't actual autonomy. But it's still one step closer than what Basic Autopilot, which is featured on all Tesla cars as standard, can offer.
With Full Self Driving you gain the ability to Autopark your car, summon it from its parking space, automatically change lanes on the highway, as well as something Tesla calls 'Navigate on Autopilot'. That essentially allows your Tesla to drive by itself on the highway, from on-ramp to off-ramp. There's also traffic light and stop sign control, with the car able to detect and respond to both even when cruise control or autosteer are engaged.
Tom Pritchard
Tom is the Tom's Guide's Automotive Editor, which means he can usually be found knee deep in stats the latest and best electric cars, or checking out some sort of driving gadget. It's long way from his days as editor of Gizmodo UK, when pretty much everything was on the table. He's usually found trying to squeeze another giant Lego set onto the shelf, draining very large cups of coffee, or complaining that Ikea won't let him buy the stuff he really needs online.
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The RED BOOK Prints A series of Limited Edition Fine Art Prints from Carl Jung's The RED BOOK Liber Novus
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Upcoming Red Book Events, Winter 2016
By admin on January 27, 2016 in News
New York, NY The Occult Humanities Conference 2016 Contemporary Art and Scholarship on the Esoteric Traditions February 5-7, 2016 34 Stuyvesant St. New York, NY Hosted by Phantasmaphile, and the NYU Steinhardt Department of Art and Art Professions more info: www.phantasmaphile.com/occult-humanities The conference will present a wide array of voices active in the cultural landscape who are […]
Art and Psyche in Sicily: Layers and Liminality
By admin on September 22, 2015 in News
The RedBook Fine Art Prints Display and Technology LectureThe C.G. Jung RedBook prints were on display at the Grand Hotel Minareto in Siracusa Italy for the Art and Psyche conference. These state of the art reproductions garnered much attention as artists and collectors studied and enjoyed the images created by C.G. Jung over 100 years […]
Upcoming Red Book Events, Summer 2015
By admin on July 8, 2015 in News
New Haven, Connecticut 4th Joint Conference of the IAAP and the IAJS Psyche, Spirit and Science: Negotiating Contemporary Social and Cultural Concerns Yale University July 9 – July 12, 2015 www.iaap.org The Red Book Limited Edition Fine Art Prints will be available for ordering in the Bookshop space of Loria 360. Attendees will receive a special offer […]
DigitalFusion Presents at The Jung-Neuman Letters Conference, Kibbutz Shefayim, Israel
By admin on May 1, 2015 in News
The long awaited publication of the correspondence between C.G. Jung and Erich Neumann was a landmark event in the history of analytical psychology. The Jung-Neumann Letters, edited and introduced by Philemon scholar Martin Liebscher, was published by Princeton University Press in their Philemon Series. To mark this important event, an international conference was held, jointly […]
A letter from Carl Jung to James Joyce on the subject of Ulysses
By Letters of Note on June 17, 2014 in News
A string of veritable psychological peaches In 1932, renowned Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung wrote a largely critical piece for Europäische Revue on the subject of Ulysses, James Joyce's groundbreaking, controversial, and famously challenging novel. From Jung's essay: I read to page 135 with despair in my heart, falling asleep twice on the way. The incredible […]
Upcoming Red Book Events, Spring 2014
By admin on May 27, 2014 in News
The Red Book Limited Edition Fine Art Prints will be on display at these upcoming events: The Journal of Analytical Psychology 13th International Conference; 2-Part Lecture Series with Sonu Shamdasani, Ph.D.; the 2014 STA National Conference.
Art, Technology, and Preservation of Jung's "Red Book" for the Future
By admin on February 15, 2014 in News
Hugh Milstein, DigitalFusion co-founder and Imago Novus creator, presents at PACIFICA Graduate Institute Symposium — In 2007, Carl Jung's "Red Book", the private journal he began in 1913, was released from the family vault in Zurich for the first time in decades and given to Hugh Milstein from DigitalFusion to evaluate and archive for future generations.
DigitalFusion and DCA Fine Art present "The Fine ART of C.G. Jung's The RED BOOK"
By admin on October 1, 2013 in News
DigitalFusion and DCA Fine Art are pleased to announce the publication of a new and remarkable series of limited-edition fine art prints based on the artwork of one of the fathers of modern psychology, C.G. Jung. (more…)
DigitalFusion announces featured inclusion of C. G. Jung's "The Red Book" in the 55th annual Biennale de Venezia: includes Official Limited Edition 'Red Book' prints
By Jodi Webb on May 28, 2013 in News
DigitalFusion Creative Technologies Inc., with DCA Fine Art, is proud to announce the featured inclusion of C. G. Jung's "The Red Book" in the 55th annual Biennale de Venezia – including examples of the Official Limited Edition 'Red Book' prints, newly released by DigitalFusion. The venerable Venice Biennale, including this debut presentation of the "Red […]
DigitalFusion announces collaboration with Delia Cabral of DCA Fine Art & noted critic Peter Frank
DigitalFusion Creative Technologies Inc., announces its collaboration with international dealer and consultant Delia Cabral and noted art critic and curator Peter Frank on a major publishing initiative. Delia Cabral and Peter Frank, working under the aegis of Cabral's DCA Fine Art, have joined with DigitalFusion to launch the official release of limited-edition prints DigitalFusion has […]
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While backing out of my driveway, the spare tire that is stored underneath the vehicle apparently broke free and fell to the street. Closer inspection revealed that the metal cable, used in conjunction with a winch to secure the full size spare tire, failed due to what appears to be corrosion. Since there was nothing else to secure the tire underneath the vehicle, it simply fell off. I realized it had fallen off only because I had been backing up slowly and both heard it fall, and backed into the tire on the street. My concern is that if this had occurred at high speed on a highway, this tire (weighing approx. 40 lbs.), may have fallen off without me even knowing, and careened in any direction potentially causing a crash and injuring somebody. As far as I can see, there is no secondary safety feature that Chevy has provided to secure this spare tire in case this cable breaks. As stated earlier, the corrosion underneath this vehicle is incredible, and this thin metal cable is not sufficient to store this heavy tire. Not only did the cable corrode, by the rim on the spare tire is destroyed, as is the plate utilized to hold the rim in place with the cable. I realize my vehicle is high in mileage, however, this problem should be addressed due to the number of these vehicle still on the road. I'm sure this does not only affect this particular vehicle and year Chevy has produced.
I have been working in the 9100 keystone ave. Office building for the passed two and a half months. For over a month now there has been a black Chevrolet Suburban parked in the spot next to mine. It hasn't been touched for over a month. If it is a stolen vehicle I want to report it so that it can be returned to the owner.


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February 15, 2013 by Amy Elliott Bragg
Belle Isle and The Park Question: 1871 – 1873 (Part I)
Belle Isle, 1893. Source.
Well, after all, the opposers of the park builded better than they knew. If the tide had turned the other way we would not now, perhaps, be the owners of the finest park in the world, Belle Isle. "All's well that end's well." In the light of the present, what a queer proceeding the foregoing was, to determine a question. I don't imagine that such a thing could happen now.
Friend Palmer, Early Days in Detroit
The story goes something like this: Detroiters wanted a park. Not a little neighborhood park with a tree and a bench, nothing like Grand Circus Park, which is very old (one of the oldest in the country) and very urban, what with the busiest and most important road in the city running right through the middle of it. Detroiters wanted a big landmark park, with sprawling lawns and boulevards and maybe some waterfront.
In 1871, the city appointed a Park Board to select an appropriate site. The Park Board's recommendation? A wooded lot across the river from Belle Isle, boasting a half-mile of river frontage. At the time, it was part of Hamtramck. The Common Council just had to authorize the issue of $200,000 in bonds ("an appalling sum of money" in that day, wrote George Catlin) to purchase the land, and Detroit could cross "get a big park" off the to-do list.
Then things got weird, and the simple city-building task of creating a park became The Park Question (1871-1873).
To be honest, I usually skip over The Park Question in my imaginary chapter book about Detroit history, because I find it boring. (Something about municipal bonds?)
But with Belle Isle causing so much calamity in our present day, I feel it a duty to dig into this, as kind of a public service.
Like most things in Detroit, Belle Isle's history is not as simple as "Once great / Fallen on hard times / Mixed prospects for future success." The whole place was a rough bet, nearly didn't happen, and was an object of controversy for years after its purchase. Belle Isle, wrote Clarence Burton, was "an unimproved area, abounding in … sloughs, swales, and was very unattractive."
We'll tackle the Park Question in two parts, starting with the initial controversy of 1871-1873, followed by the actual purchase of Belle Isle in 1879 (which is kind of a coda to the Park Question). We'll breeze through the pre-purchase history of Belle Isle, too, for context.
But first, let's get back to 1871, the year of The Park Question.
Should Detroit build a park on the site the Park Board recommended? Yea or nay? The Mayor held a citizen's meeting to decide. Wrote one eye witness — none other than General Friend Palmer —
Well, Mr. W. W. Wheaton, mayor at that time, did call a mass meeting of citizens to assemble in front of the rear entrance to the city hall, on Griswold Street, to determine the question. Those who were in favor of the park were to bunch themselves together on one side of the entrance, and those opposed on the other. The mayor, stationed at an upper window, was to decide. After all had taken their places he took a long and critical look at the assembly beneath him, and decided no park.
"I was there," Palmer added, "and it seemed a mighty close squeak."
People started to think maybe these citizen's meetings weren't working so well, and maybe there should be a better plan for deciding how to give the city permission to spend huge sums of money. The Common Council scrapped the citizen's meetings and appointed a Board of Estimates in their place.
In 1873, the Park Board appealed to the state Legislature to have their powers expanded. (This was before the Home Rule Cities Act of 1909, so changes to city charters and matters involving municipal bonds had to go through Lansing.) They expected to make a purchase decision, have the Council issue the bonds, and let everyone move on with their lives.
They expected wrong.
If Hazen Pingree had his Immortal Nineteen, the Park Question had its Committee of Twenty: a group of private land-owner bullies who had twenty better ideas about what the city should do about a park (ranging from "buy the land I own" to "buy something closer to my house" to "don't buy anything because I don't like taxes"). Led by Eber Brock Ward, the richest man in Michigan, the Committee of Twenty were "constantly attempting to create a public dissatisfaction," quoth this 1890 Annual Report of the Commissioners of Parks and Boulevards to the Common Council.
One member of the Committee of Twenty was A. Smith Bagg, a disaffected former member of the Park Board, whose minority opinion on the park site back in 1871 was NO PARK. Because of taxes.
Oh and who else was a member of the Committee of Twenty? The f'king MAYOR OF DETROIT, Hugh Moffatt.
If you'll allow me to embellish (and I promise this makes a dispute over municipal bonds much less boring), the entire year of 1873 goes like this:
The Park Board says: Hey, we are going to buy this land, please issue the bonds. And the Common Council says, But you're just the Park Board, and you have no constitutional authority to make us buy the land. And the Park Board says, Okay, but you told us to pick out a park, and we did, and now you should issue the bonds, unless you have a better idea. And the Common Council says, Let's take a vote. Oh! The vote failed. Eventually the Park Board goes to the Michigan Supreme Court and says, Please, God, make the Council issue the bonds, and the Supreme Court says, Sorry, it's their right to vote "No" on the bonds.
Finally, in December 1873 — who knows what has changed! — the Common Council passes a resolution to authorize the bonds.
The Mayor vetoes the resolution.
The Council overrides the veto. The Controller issues the bonds. The bonds go to the Mayor's desk.
The Mayor refuses to sign the bonds.
And that is how the Park Question is resolved. The Mayor decides: No park.
And that might have been the end of the story — but of course, it was not. To be continued in part two.
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Tennessee church holding drive-in services to help preserve community
Daniel Sperry for Nazarene News
| 27 Mar 2020
Gallatin First Church of the Nazarene is getting creative with its services during the COVID-19 pandemic by hosting a drive-in church service in its parking lot.
The drive-in service, similar to a classic drive-in movie, had a worship team on a stage set up at the front of the parking lot. Pastor Kevin Rector then gave a sermon that was broadcast over an FM radio frequency to those in the parking lot.
After one week of hosting Sunday services online via live stream, the staff began discussing other ways to hold services. Children's Pastor Shaun Stevenson brought up the idea of a drive-in church service.
"As soon as he said it, we jumped all over it," said Kevin Rector, lead pastor of Gallatin First Church of the Nazarene.
The church averages roughly 200 on a given Sunday. This week, they had 67 cars in their parking lot, loaded with individuals, couples, and families to participate in the service while doing their best to practice social distancing.
"One of our big goals here is to maintain a sense of community and connection in the church," Rector said. "We are trying to help people stay connected as much as possible in a time where there is a lot of isolation."
The drive-in service isn't the only thing Gallatin First is trying to do to preserve the church's community during these times. The church will begin hosting four different virtual small groups via Zoom, a videoconferencing platform that has grown in popularity during the pandemic. In those small groups, there will be prayer and fellowship followed by discussions based on the sermon that week.
In addition, the church developed a call list of almost every member. The pastoral staff and members who have volunteered will call to check in on people in the congregation and pray with them.
The youth group conducted its normal youth service over Zoom, doing games, worship, and even splitting into their gender- and age-based small groups, all to help preserve the sense of community the group usually experiences. The children's group has a Facebook live message and response time.
Rector felt it was important to combat the feeling of isolation in any way possible in order to help the church and the surrounding community get through these difficult times.
"The way I described it to somebody is that for a lot of people, the worship service helps to sort of set the pattern of time in our life," Rector said. "We have these rhythms of time that we go through in our regular lives, and the coronavirus has disrupted a lot of those rhythms. So it felt to me like having an opportunity for people to come to the place they normally come to and see people they normally see; even if it's just waving at each other through the window, it would bring some sense of peace to people in the midst of that."
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Q: Como criar uma trigger para uma Procedure executar todos os dias em determinado horário? Eu tenho a seguinte procedure:
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE `consolida_consumo`()
BEGIN
    INSERT INTO consolidacao_consumo
    (   quantidade_chamada,
        id_usuario,
        id_funcao_api,
        data_created,
        data_updated,
        quantidade_retorno,
        quantidade_kbytes)
    SELECT
        count(*),
        id_usuario,
        id_funcao_api,
        data_hora,
        CURRENT_TIMESTAMP() AS data_updated,
        SUM(qnt_retorno),
        SUM(qnt_bytes)
    FROM
        teste.log_acesso
    WHERE
        data_hora BETWEEN ADDDATE(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(), INTERVAL -1 DAY) AND CURRENT_TIMESTAMP()
    GROUP BY
        id_usuario,
        id_funcao_api;

    DELETE FROM teste.log_acesso WHERE data_hora BETWEEN ADDDATE(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(), INTERVAL -1 DAY) AND CURRENT_TIMESTAMP();
END

E gostaria que ela fosse executada todos os dias por exemplo às 00:00.
Alguém poderia me ajudar a entender como fazer isso?

A: Para criar uma trigger que execute uma procedure todos os dias em um determinado horário, você pode usar a instrução CREATE EVENT. A sintaxe básica é a seguinte:
CREATE EVENT event_name
ON SCHEDULE
    EVERY interval
    STARTS start_time
    ENDS end_time
ON COMPLETION NOT PRESERVE
DO
    BEGIN
        -- instruções da procedure aqui
    END;

No lugar de "event_name", você deve colocar o nome da trigger. No lugar de "interval", você deve especificar o intervalo de tempo em que a trigger deve ser executada. Por exemplo, para executar a trigger todos os dias, você pode usar "INTERVAL 1 DAY". No lugar de "start_time" e "end_time", você deve especificar o horário de início e de término da trigger. Por exemplo, para executar a trigger todos os dias às 00:00, você pode usar "STARTS '00:00:00' ENDS '24:00:00'".
A seguir está um exemplo de como criar uma trigger para executar a procedure "consolida_consumo" todos os dias às 00:00:
CREATE EVENT consolida_consumo_daily
ON SCHEDULE
    EVERY 1 DAY
    STARTS '00:00:00'
    ENDS '24:00:00'
ON COMPLETION NOT PRESERVE
DO
    BEGIN
        CALL consolida_consumo();
    END;

Observe que a instrução "ON COMPLETION NOT PRESERVE" indica que a trigger será excluída quando for completada. Se você deseja que a trigger continue sendo executada periodicamente, pode remover essa instrução.


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Instagram is rolling out an in-app checkout feature for a limited number of brands, making it possible for users to purchase products without leaving the app. The limited launch has been extended to 23 brands, including Adidas, Burberry, Dior and MAC Cosmetics. The company said it will be making the feature available to more brands over the coming months.
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Instagram has been committed for some time now to making its platform more e-commerce friendly. With the launch of an in-app checkout feature, the app is closing the loop on its e-commerce ambitions — making it possible for advertisers to dramatically shorten the journey from product discovery to purchase.
The new checkout feature displays a "Checkout on Instagram" button whenever a user clicks on a product tag within an image. Once the user saves their purchasing information within Instagram, they will be able to buy products via the checkout button directly in Instagram and manage their orders in the app.
"The new technology gives Adidas' audience the power to go from inspiration to purchase in an instant. Our consumer-obsessed approach to e-commerce focuses on simplified immersive connections with the brand and Instagram Shopping allows us to deliver a content-rich experience on a platform where our creators are exploring and curating their lives," said Adidas SVP of digital Scott Zalaznik.
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Instagram reports the number of users that tap on product tags in the app every month has grown from 90 million last September to 130 million now.
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'use strict';

import Base from './base.js';
import ApiBase from '../api/base.js';
import jade from "jade";
import * as util from "../util/area-module.js";
import ApiPath from '../api/path.js';

export default class extends Base {

	/**
	 * 三级页
	 */
	async indexAction() {
		let channelId = this.param('channelId');
		let apiError = think.config().apiError;

		let apiPath = new ApiPath();
		let apiBase = new ApiBase();

		let getInfoList = [
			apiPath.getNavigations(),
			apiPath.getGlobalBanner(),
			apiPath.getGlobalSearchText(),
			//apiPath.getPages(1),
			apiPath.getHotWords(),
			//apiPath.getGlobalCalendar(),
			apiPath.getPendant(1),
			apiPath.getRank([channelId], false, 1, 1, true, 1, 5),
			apiPath.getRank([channelId], false, 1, 2, true, 1, 5),
			apiPath.getListImg(1)
		];
		let infoAndRankResult = await apiBase.getParallelLimit(getInfoList);

		//导航工具
		let channelUtil = await global.utilChannel();

		//剥离基本信息数据
		let infoResult = infoAndRankResult.splice(0, 5);
		let infoDataArray = [];
		let infoIndex = 0;
		for (let item of infoResult) {
			infoIndex++;
			//排除挂件无数据
			let isPendant = infoIndex == 5;
			if (item && (item.code == 200 || item.status == 200)) {
				infoDataArray.push(item.data);
			} else if (apiError && !isPendant) {
				this.status(500);
				return this.fail(500, item);
			} else {
				infoDataArray.push([]);
			}
		}

		//处理导航相对路径添加domain
		if (infoDataArray[0]) {
			infoDataArray[0] = global.formatCategory(infoDataArray[0]);
		}
		//剥离排行榜数据
		let rankData = infoAndRankResult.splice(0, 2);
		let channelWebContent = [];
		for (let item of rankData) {
			if (item && item.code == 200) {
				itemData = global.formatRankData(item.data.hits);
				channelWebContent.push(itemData);
			} else if (apiError) {
				this.status(500);
				return this.fail(500, item);
			} else {
				channelWebContent.push([]);
			}
		}

		//重置排行榜模块数据
		let rankType = [1, 2];
		let rankDataObj = {};

		for (let rankRang of rankType) {
			let data = channelWebContent.splice(0, 1);
			rankDataObj[rankRang] = data[0];
		}
		let module17 = {
			link: think.config().rootDomain + '/rank/list/#cid=' + channelId + ';range=1',
			title: '热门视频',
			webContents: [rankDataObj]
		};

		//右边广告位
		let imgResult = infoAndRankResult[0];

		let infoImg;
		if (imgResult && imgResult.code == 200) {
			infoImg = imgResult.data;
		}

		let itemData = {
			title: '[title]',
			username: '[username]',
			contributeTimeFormat: '[contributeTimeFormat]',
			viewCountFormat: '[viewCountFormat]',
			commentCountFormat: '[commentCountFormat]',
			link: '[link]',
			coverImage: '[coverImage]',
			userUrl: '[userUrl]',
			contributeTimeFormat2: '[contributeTimeFormat2]',
			danmuSize: '[danmuSize]',
			description: '[description]',
			userAvatar: '[userAvatar]'
		};

		///*
		//封装导航channelId与parentChannelid的map关系
		//
		//let parentMap = {};
		//for(let parentC of infoDataArray[0]){
		//	let cid = [];
		//	for(let c of parentC.children){
		//		cid.push(c.cid);
		//	}
		//	parentMap[parentC.cid] = cid;
		//}
		//console.info(parentMap);
		// */
		///**
		// * 获取parendCid
		// */
		//let parendCid = "index";
		//for(let parentC of infoDataArray[0]){
		//	for(let c of parentC.children){
		//		if(c.cid == channelId){
		//			parendCid=parentC.cid;
		//		}
		//	}
		//}

		let parendCid = channelUtil.getParentChannelId(channelId);
		let channelName = channelUtil.getChannelName(channelId);
		let pageInfoData = {
			name: channelName,
			seoDescription: channelName + ",A站,ACFUN,ACG,弹幕,视频,动画,漫画,游戏,斗鱼,新番,鬼畜,东方,初音,DOTA,MUGEN,LOL,Vocaloid,MAD,AMV,天下漫友是一家",
			seoKey: channelName + ",A站,ACFUN,ACG,弹幕",
			seoTitle: channelName + " - AcFun弹幕视频网 - 认真你就输啦 (・ω・)ノ- ( ゜- ゜)つロ",
		};

		this.assign("module17", module17);
		this.assign("itemData", itemData);
		this.assign("categoryData", infoDataArray[0]);
		this.assign("bannerData", infoDataArray[1]);
		this.assign("searchData", infoDataArray[2]);
		this.assign("pageInfo", pageInfoData);
		this.assign("hotWordsData", infoDataArray[3]);
		this.assign("pendantData", infoDataArray[4]);
		this.assign("listImg", infoImg);
		this.assign("channelId", channelId);
		this.assign("parentCId", parendCid);
		return this.display();
	}

	async getlistAction() {
		let apiError = think.config().apiError;
		let channelId = this.param('channelId');
		let sort = this.param("sort");
		let pageNo = this.param("pageNo");
		let startDateStr = this.param("startDate");
		let endDateStr = this.param("endDate");
		if (sort == '' || sort == 0) {
			sort = 0;
		}
		if (pageNo == '' || pageNo == 0) {
			pageNo = 1;
		}
		let params = {
			channelId: channelId,
			sort: sort,
			num: parseInt(pageNo),
			pageSize: 20,
			startDateStr: startDateStr,
			endDateStr: endDateStr
		};
		let apiBase = new ApiBase();
		let apiPath = new ApiPath();
		let startTime = params.startDateStr;
		let endTime = params.endDateStr;
		let url = apiPath.getRank([channelId], false, params.sort, 0, false, params.num, params.pageSize,
			[1, 3], 1, startTime, endTime);
		let resultArr = await apiBase.getParallelLimit([url]);

		let item = resultArr[0];
		let resultData = {};
		if (item && item.code == 200) {
			resultData = global.formatRankData(item.data.hits);
		} else if (apiError) {
			this.status(500);
			return this.fail(500, item);
		}
		params.totalCount = item.data.total || 0;
		params.pageCount = Math.ceil(params.totalCount / params.pageSize);
		params.num = params.num > resultData.pageCount ? resultData.pageCount : params.num;
		let result = {
			params: params,
			data: resultData
		};
		return this.success(result);
	}

}

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COMPLIANCE ALERT – Administration Extends RXDC Reporting Deadline and Provides Other Limited Reporting Relief
By: Birch
Late in the afternoon on December 23, 2022, the Administration issued Affordable Care Act FAQ #56, and in doing so gave a little holiday gift to all group health plans nationwide. The guidance establishes limited deadline and enforcement relief for the 2020 and 2021 Prescription Drug Data Collection (RxDC) submissions that were due by December 27, 2022. There will be a compliance safe harbor for all group health plans and health insurance issuers that use a good faith, reasonable interpretation of the regulations and reporting instructions when making data submissions. There will also be a submission grace period through January 31, 2023, meaning the federal government will not consider a plan or issuer to be out of compliance with these requirements provided that a good faith submission of 2020 and 2021 data is made on or before that date.
The guidance also includes the following relief for 2020 and 2021 data submissions to make the reporting process easier:
E-mail Submissions Allowed for Certain Types of Data –Originally, all group data submissions needed to be through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Health Insurance Oversight System (HIOS) and getting a HIOS ID to be able to submit can take up to two weeks. Now, if a group health plan or its reporting entity is submitting only the plan list, premium and life-years data, and a narrative response and is not submitting any other data, it may submit the file by email to RxDCsubmissions@cms.hhs.gov. The emailed submission must include the plan list file, premium and life-years data (data file D1), and a narrative response. The name of each file should include the reference year of the submission, the plan list or data file type (e.g., P2, D1), and the name of the group health plan sponsor.
Reporting Entities May Make Multiple Submissions—When the submission rules were first released, they indicated that entities helping plans with RxDC reporting were only allowed to make one submission in HIOS. That submission could include data for many health plans aggregated together, but each reporting entity was limited to one submission per HIOS account per applicable reporting or reference year (2020 or 2021). However, the new guidance clarifies that when a reporting entity submits on behalf of more than one plan or issuer for a reference year, the reporting entity may create more than one submission for that reference year.
Multiple Entities May Submit Reports for the Same Group Plan—If a group plan has multiple vendors preparing data for submission on their behalf, instead of making all reporting entities work together to consolidate the plan's or issuer's data into a single data file for each type of data, now the data can be reported by each entity separately.
Less Aggregation Required—Initially, the reporting guidance specified that if health insurance issuers, PBMs, third-party administrators, or other service providers reported on behalf of one or more plans or issuers in a state and market segment, the data submitted by each of these reporting entities needed to be aggregated to at least the aggregation level used by the reporting entity that submits data on the total annual spending on health care services on behalf of those plans or issuers. For 2020 and 2021 data only, a reporting entity submitting the required data may, within each state and market segment, aggregate at a less granular level than that used by the reporting entity that is submitting the total annual spending data.
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Amounts Not Subject to the Deductible or Out-of-Pocket Maximum—Entities do not have to report the amount of any Rx spending that was not applied to a deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. There are columns for this spending on the D2 and D6 data file templates. Plans that do not include this data should leave the data fields in these columns blank.
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When you"re trying to connect with your god, it helps to find some peace and quiet, if you can.
But that was, indeed, no such problem for the architects of these impossibly built monasteries.
Constructed at dizzying heights on the sides of mountains, they ensured only the most devoted – and vertigo-free – followers would join them for prayer.
Many were only accessible by steep and secret paths in order to provide the most seclusion as they sought uninterrupted spiritual awakening.
In Bhutan, the Taktshang Tiger"s Nest monastery clings to a cliff 2,300ft above the Paro Valley floor.
According to legend, it takes its name from the "second Buddha", Precious Guru Padmasambhava, who travelled to the site on a tiger.
Some visitors have reportedly fallen to their death on the way up after apparently losing their footing.
But the desire to build in such vertigo-inducing places isn"t just confined to Asia. Turkey has its own, the monastery of Sumela, perched at an altitude of 3,900ft.
It was created in 386AD during the reign of Emporer Theodosius I apparently after two priests discovered a miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary in a cave on the mountain.
As with most of these great buildings, they aren"t the easiest to access. In Greece, the Roussanou Monastery could only be accessed by baskets lifted by pulleys, until roads, steps and bridges were contructed in the 1920s.
It is one of six active monasteries in the Meteora complex, one the largest and most important developments of its kind, only behind Mount Athos.
The monasteries are built on natural sandstone rock pinnacles near the Pinios.
Another stunning piece of architecture, which also places a rock at the heart of its construction, is Sigiriya, or Lion"s Rock, in the central Matale District of Sri Lanka.
Built on a "magma plug", the sacred city contains the ruins of the original temple, which dates back to 500AD.
The legs and paws of a lion still remain either side of the entrance, but the head fell down years ago. It is one of the eight World Heritage Sites of Sri Lanka.


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Is Jessica Simpson A Functional Illiterate?
The New York Post reports behavior by Jessica Simpson indicates the singer may be functional illiterate. On the 'Newlyweds' recent season finale hubby Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees gave her a Valentine's Day card, which she gave back to him, saying that she couldn't read his handwriting and that he should read it to her – which he did.
"She claimed that the writing was too sloppy, but the excuse was straight out of some After School Special," says Stephen Falk, who recaps the series for the Web site televisionwithoutpity.com. "While watching all 10 episodes this season, it became clear that Jessica can't read. While I'm being a bit facetious, there are tons of examples of Jessica pawning things off to other people for them to read."
Kilborn Celebrates 5th Year 'Late Show' Anniversary
April 3, 2004 – Craig Kilborn joked about Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Lopez during the 5th year anniversary of Late Late Show during his monologue on Thursday night. Kilborn said, "I got several telegrams today. Jessica Simpson sent one that said, 'Congratulations Regis!' J. Lo sent me a telegram too. It said, 'What's an anniversary?'"
Jessica's High-Maintenance Admission
April 2, 2004 – Us Weekly quotes Jessica Simpson stating: "I like amusement parks, but I'd rather go to Barneys. I'm high-maintenance. I can live with that."
Jessica Shy At Ford Theater After Flub
April 2, 2004 – Ted Casablanca of E! Online reports Jessica Simpson and hubby Nick Lachey of 98 Degrees were spotted schmoozing with a mostly over-50 crowd at Ford's Theater pre-gala reception at the White House in Washington DC. Nick seemed more talkative than Jessica, who remained quite shy and reserved after embarrassing herself when introduced to Interior Secretary Gale Norton and exclaiming: "You've done a nice job decorating the White House."
Jessica Supporting John Kerry
April 1, 2004 – Craig Kilborn joked about the intellectually challenged reputation of President Bush during his Late Late Show monologue on Wednesday night. Craig joked, "Even Jessica Simpson is supporting John Kerry. You know you're in trouble when one of your own is supporting the opposition."
People Celebrates Three Decades With Jessica
March 31, 2004 – Jessica Simpson graces the cover of People magazine's 30th birthday double issue. People's Senior Editor Jess Cagle tells 'Extra' the magazine is packed with an extraordinary look back at stars, scandals and a few unsolved mysteries, including how much plastic surgery Michael Jackson has had and where Jimmy Hoffa is.
A Hot Monday In LA
March 30, 2004 – Craig Kilborn joked during his Late Late Show monologue on Monday night, "Wow it was hot today. It was so hot that I saw Jessica Simpson putting sunscreen on a screen door."
Starring Jessica Simpson As … Jessica Sampson
March 29, 2004 – Jessica Simpson talked about her new ABC sitcom that is still in development, but would cast the singer as 'Jessica Sampson'. "It's like reality-meets-script, kind of like how 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' was done," Simpson explained to MTV News, "but not as much, because there's more script than that. But a lot of it will be just seeing how much of a fool I can make of myself. I don't mind. Laugh at yourself, you know?"
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Lava33 says:
LOL, Jessica is dumb, but come on now, she isn't that stupid. I just think she's too lazy to read and she seems to like it when other people do things for her.
WritingButterfly says:
Come on! She read the whole scene from 7th grade with her friend, remember? About the girls on the way to church? Evidence is strong, but MTV editing is stronger.
pop_fan24 says:
Dude, this guy is totally out of it, doesn't he know it's all an act. Jess is totally not dumb in real life. and for the record ditzy does not equal dumb.
XxmissyxX says:
ok I haven't seen a single episode of "newlyweds" this season…BUT all I have to say is televisionwithoutpity is the funniest website ever! I luv it…..its too damn hilarious y'all. read the recaps for your fave TV shows..it'll have you rotfl! (I can't believe I just wrote rotfl….gag)
popmaster167 says:
lol, that's funny :) surely she can't be that dumb?! I hope not anyway it doesn't matter,shes a rich celeb so reading isn't exactly important,if she was a ordinary common person though she would have endless problems.
weebongo says:
Jessica writes her own lyrics. On her new album she wrote 9 out of 11 songs. That makes her much smarted than the 2 airheads Christina and Britney who have never wrote a song and don't even have the brainpower to put together a shopping list. Britney being the smarter of the 2 since she can actually articulate herself and doesn't need to spend ten minutes like Christina to cough up a sentence. By the time Christina thinks of what word she wants to use next in a sentence Jessica would have already wrote a new song.
Brinn says:
Christina writes plenty of songs. Her co-writer Scott Storch (sp?) has said that she wrote plenty of songs on Stripped herself and that he only added 2 or 3 lines here and there. And Britney, the smarter one? She says 'like' and 'retard' about 50 times in one sentence. Very intelligent, Britney. Go back to school.
Christina only gets co-writing credits on her album. If she wrote a song she would get top writing credits, which she does not. Don't fool yourself, Christina has never written a song and with her limited brainpower probably never will. If Christina does ever write a song it will be something like the wheels on the car go round and round. Check the liner notes on Stripped, you'll see for a fact Christina only gets some co-writing credits if anything.
Obviously you need to go back to school as well. Try reading my post again. I said her co-writer Scott Storch (with whom she is credited as a co-writer on most of the songs on Stripped), has said that Christina wrote 95% of the songs he did with her, and that he was only credited for changing a few words or so here and there. Christina is far more intelligent than Britney and Jessica combined – this is evident even from promo interviews.
I read what you wrote and now this is what your dumbass has to understand. The liner notes on Stripped only give Christina co-writing credits. This is a FACT. Why would I believe you that some writer said Christina wrote 95% of the songs she worked on with him if the liner notes say she DID NOT. Really you Christina fans are as dumb as your idol not wanting to accept that Christina is to stupid to write a song.


The serum eosinophil chemotactic factor (ECF) was evaluated by use of the modified Boyden chamber method. Flow cytometry (FCM) was applied to obtain highly purified eosinophils from peripheral blood of normal subjects. The maximal chemotaxis of these eosinophils was shown at 1×10(-7) M of platelet activating factor and leukotriene B4. In bronchial asthmatics with immediate asthmatic response (IAR), serum ECF activity showed only an early rise, and that in asthmatics with late asthmatic response (LAR) showed a precedent rise before bronchial reaction. Asthmatic patients with both IAR and LAR showed biphasic elevation in ECF activity. These findings suggest that the function of ECF in the pathogenesis of IAR is different from that in LAR. The eosinophils purified by FCM were very useful for measurement of ECF by the Boyden chamber method.


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The Sacramento River Forum (the Forum) is a non-profit organization that evolved from 1986 State of California legislation (SB1086). The legislation called for a management plan to protect, restore and enhance the fisheries and riparian habitat along the Sacramento River from Keswick Dam down river to Verona. This effort is cooperative in nature and works to ensure that habitat restoration and management addresses not only the dynamics of riparian ecosystems, but also the realities of local agricultural and recreational issues associated with land use changes occurring along the river.
The Forum continues to promote and coordinate restoration related activities along the Sacramento River, develop and implement site-specific and sub-reach plans for areas within the Conservation Area, review and track projects and monitor ecosystem restoration progress within the Sacramento River Conservation Area (SRCA), and work to build a broader support and understanding of the goals of CALFED and the SB1086 Program.
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Cowell woman Jade Kuhn has won two Stevie International Business Awards for her startup company ThermoBrush. The local entrepreneur and mother has won Gold for Startup of the Year and Entrepreneur of the year. They are the latest in a long list of national and international awards Mrs Kuhn has picked up since first inventing the ThermoBrush, a specialised cleaner for Thermomix appliances. The product is now sold locally and internationally, through distributors in South Africa and Denmark. Mrs Kuhn has spent the past year balancing the complex task of working from home while raising young children. She said it had advantages, with her husband working fly-in fly-out in Western Australia. "Working from home is great because you have the opportunity to spend more family time," she said. However working without the structure and separation of an office has its challenges. "You find that you're always working, but you're always distracted," she said. Mrs Kuhn said she would try to work during school hours and focus on her children when they came home as much as possible. ThermoBrush is a completely online company, which has allowed Mrs Kuhn to operate from Cowell. She said starting an online business could be a great way of supplementing income in small towns where drought affected local bricks and mortar businesses. "It's so beneficial for a small community where there isn't a lot of jobs," she said. The Kuhn family is set for new adventures over the next year or more, after selling their house and packing up for a nine week sales trip in Europe. At the same time, Mrs Kuhn is setting up an online marketing business, and has recently launched a new storage product alongside the ThermoBrush.
AWARDS: Jade Kuhn with children Luca, Imogen and Harrie holding her haul of awards from the past year.
Cowell woman Jade Kuhn has won two Stevie International Business Awards for her startup company ThermoBrush.
The local entrepreneur and mother has won Gold for Startup of the Year and Entrepreneur of the year.
They are the latest in a long list of national and international awards Mrs Kuhn has picked up since first inventing the ThermoBrush, a specialised cleaner for Thermomix appliances.
The product is now sold locally and internationally, through distributors in South Africa and Denmark.
Mrs Kuhn has spent the past year balancing the complex task of working from home while raising young children.
She said it had advantages, with her husband working fly-in fly-out in Western Australia.
"Working from home is great because you have the opportunity to spend more family time," she said.
However working without the structure and separation of an office has its challenges.
"You find that you're always working, but you're always distracted," she said.
Mrs Kuhn said she would try to work during school hours and focus on her children when they came home as much as possible.
ThermoBrush is a completely online company, which has allowed Mrs Kuhn to operate from Cowell.
She said starting an online business could be a great way of supplementing income in small towns where drought affected local bricks and mortar businesses.
"It's so beneficial for a small community where there isn't a lot of jobs," she said.
The Kuhn family is set for new adventures over the next year or more, after selling their house and packing up for a nine week sales trip in Europe.
At the same time, Mrs Kuhn is setting up an online marketing business, and has recently launched a new storage product alongside the ThermoBrush.


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ACS Member News: Week of May 4, 2020
ACS Board of Directors member Pam Karlan and ACS Board of Academic Advisors member Jamal Greene were appointed to an independent Oversight Board for content on Facebook and Instagram.
ACS Board of Advisors member Ron Klain was interviewed on In the Bubble with Andy Slavitt about responding to a pandemic.
ACS Board of Academic Advisors member Leah Litman authored an article in Slate about the possibility that the Supreme Court may soon strengthen the president's power over federal personnel.
ACS Faculty Advisor at University of Kentucky College of Law Josh Douglas authored an op-ed on CNN about Kentucky's expansion of vote-by-mail for its June 23 primary, and how that should be extended to the general election and beyond.
ACS Faculty Advisor at University of Virginia School of Law Richard Schragger was quoted in Courthouse News about gubernatorial authority during crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
ACS Next Generation Leader and Hoosier Lawyer Chapter Leader Liane Groth Hulka was quoted in The Hill about voter suppression via the refusal to provide the U.S. Postal Service with emergency relief.
ACS Next Generation Leader Mohammed Alam and ACS University at Buffalo School of Law Student Chapter Leaders Trek Fulater, Karen Lillie, and Brian Whitney were quoted in the University at Buffalo School of Law about their ACS chapter's stellar year.
ACS Next Generation Leader Molly Bowen authored an article in Law360 about what the rapid change to the federal bench under the Trump administration means for securities cases.
ACS Chicago Lawyer Chapter Board of Advisors members Cindy Hyndman and Carolyn Shapiro were interviewed in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin about their experiences arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court.
ACS Chicago Lawyer Chapter Co-Chair Dan Cotter wrote in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin about how the Supreme Court will conduct its oral arguments in May, and about how the Court ruled that the NRA challenge to New York's gun law was moot.
ACS University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law Student Chapter President Alixis Russell was profiled in the University of Louisville News about balancing her final semester at law school with being called to active duty for the Kentucky National Guard.
ACS member James Alt was quoted in The Journal Gazette about virtual graduation and swearing-in ceremonies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
ACS members Luis Fuentes-Rohwer and Steve Sanders received the Trustees' Teaching Award from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.


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Q: Recorded Audio using MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_COMMUNICATION is empty on some devices with Android 10 I am recording audio for voice messages in the app using the following code.
MediaRecorder audioRecorder = new MediaRecorder();
audioRecorder.setAudioSource(MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_COMMUNICATION);
audioRecorder.setOutputFormat(MediaRecorder.OutputFormat.MPEG_4);
audioRecorder.setAudioEncoder(MediaRecorder.AudioEncoder.HE_AAC);
audioRecorder.setOutputFile(audioRecordingFile);
audioRecorder.prepare();
audioRecorder.start();

Use of MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_COMMUNICATION instead of MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC) is very helpful in recording pre-processed clean audios.
But, recently I found some issues in which the recorded files are empty are being reported on a few devices which were recently updated to Android 10. It should be noted that not all Android 10 devices have these issues, only a few i.e Nokia 6.1 and Mi A2.
There is no error or exception but just empty audio output files.
If I use MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC) then the issue is not seen.
I found the following information related to Android 10 and VOICE_COMMUNICATION
The Android 10 release includes the following requirements for capture with VOICE_COMMUNICATION.
Based on this I checked the availability of AcousticEchoCanceler,AutomaticGainControl and  NoiseSuppressor using the following code.
AcousticEchoCanceler.isAvailable()
AutomaticGainControl.isAvailable()
NoiseSuppressor.isAvailable()

And found the same result on Mi A2 and OnePlus 6 with Android 10. Both of the devices show AcousticEchoCanceler and NoiseSuppressor as available and AutomaticGainControl as not available.
Since the issue is not present on all Android devices, I don`t want to fall back on using MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC). At the same time, there is no error, exception or differentiating factor which tells me when to fall back on MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC).
UPDATE:  The issue gets resolved when Google Assistant is turned off on Mi A2.
This might be the pointer : https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/sharing-audio-input
Any help regarding this is appreciated.

A: I ended up using MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_RECOGNITION instead of MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_COMMUNICATION on all android versions.
We ended up taking samples on 15+ different devices and found out that MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_RECOGNITION works best with the majority devices including high-end and mid-range phones.
As per my understanding, the original issue faced on few devices on some devices seems like implementation issues by the OEMs with respect to Android 10 and VOICE_COMMUNICATION https://source.android.com/devices/audio/implement-pre-processing


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Pieter (Jop) WOLTJER
Postdoc Economic History – University of Groningen
Working Paper: A Vision of the Growth Process in a Technologically Progressive Economy
ABSTRACT: We develop new aggregate and sectoral Total Factor Productivity (TFP) estimates for the United States between 1899 and 1941 through better coverage of sectors and better measured labor quality, and show TFP-growth was lower than previously thought, broadly based across sectors, strongly variant intertemporally, and consistent with many diverse sources of innovation. We then test and reject three prominent claims. First, the 1930s did not have the highest TFP-growth of the twentieth century. Second, TFP-growth was not predominantly caused by four leading sectors. Third, TFP-growth was not caused by a 'yeast process' originating in a dominant technology such as electricity.
AUTHORS: Gerben Bakker, Nicholas Crafts and Pieter Woltjer
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I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Groningen Growth and Development Centre. As an economic-historian, I am interested in topics ranging from the study of productivity growth in the United States, the diffusion of technology in Europe, to the impact of international trade on development in Africa. The aim of this blog is to provide access to my published articles and working papers, as well as the unpublished datasets, source descriptions and statistical and analytical code underlying my research.
Economics, Great Depression, Growth, History, Innovation, Interwar Era, Productivity, Total Factor Productivity, Twentieth Century, United States
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Dataset: U.S. Historical National Accounts, 1929-1947 – Pieter (Jop) WOLTJER
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Column: Historical Productivity Growth from Run of the Mill Industries
Article: The Composition of Capital and Cross-country Productivity Comparisons
Dataset: U.S. Growth Accounts, 1899-1941
Article: The Sources of Growth in a Technologically Progressive Economy
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Chapter: Frontier Analysis


Cross posting content on social media is a simple way to save time. You take one piece of content and post it to all your social channels. It seems like it should be easy peasy – but its a practice that can go very wrong and make your accounts look like a mess. I'm here to teach you how you can begin cross posting on social media the right way.
Cross posting means that you're taking one piece of content or message and sharing it across all your social media channels. There are ways to cross post more efficiently and to bring you the most benefit. It's a big pet peeve of mine to go on a brand's social media networks and see that accounts are just lazily connected. Please don't do this! Instead use a scheduling tool like Hootsuite or AgoraPulse to set up your cross posting correctly.
Once you're in the grove of things you can step up your cross posting game and use each network to your advantage using the best practices we'll go over below.
Before you begin correctly cross posting content on social media you must first learn how each individual social media network operates and it's capabilities. Learn all the network specific tools you have available to use. You'll need to figure this out in order to decide how you can optimize each post for each network or how you can make your individual post work on each network. We'll get into more details about this later in this post.
2. Does The Post Belong On This Channel?
Not every post will work on each social media network – and that's okay. Take your overall strategy and your network strategy into consideration. Also take the tone of the network into consideration. For example – if you're doing a fun behind the scenes post of your team's lunch spread – it might not make sense on your LinkedIn page, while this can be great content for you Instagram post or Instagram Story. This also gives you the opportunity to get a little creative if you do want to post the same content on each network, more about that in the next section.
Once you're familiar how each of the networks you're posting to works, you'll want to optimize the content you are cross posting on each network. This is where the steps we just talked about come in handy. This is where you transform each post to coincide and really work with the network you're posting to. It can be an opportunity to flex your skills and use those network specific tools to make your posts more dynamic and show your audience you know what you're doing.
Some posts will be fine to keep mostly the same with small tweaks. This includes shortening or lengthening captions to meet character limits, adding or taking away hashtags, and playing with wording. For example, you may post longer captions on LinkedIn or Facebook and shorter ones on Twitter. Other posts will be complete revamps considering what network they'll be posted to. This is where you can take advantage of network specific tools. In the example below I am asking my followers to join my list. With my Twitter post I used a Twitter Card, while on Facebook I went with an image and a link within the caption (I also changed the wording a little).
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Take into consideration what formats work on each network for your audience as well. For example, I work with a client who's Facebook Page audience reacts well to links (and they wanted to keep their Facebook as a resource for links to content). So when we post a blog article on Facebook and we think it's information we'd also like to share on Instagram we have to adjust. We pull key stats from the post and include them in our caption as a synopsis of the article we post on Facebook. It's the same piece of content, we just tweak our delivery to match the network format and language.
The last piece of properly cross posting on social media is to schedule posts for their individual peak times on each social media network. This ensures you are posting when the most amount of people will see it per network.
I hope these steps will help you get a little more dynamic with your cross posting on social media. If you have any specific questions, please leave them below.
P.S. I've opened up spaces for social media power hour with me! Check them out here.