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<?php
/**
 * Create a brand new package.xml from the subversion layout of a PEAR2 package
 *
 * This class assumes:
 *
 *  1. the source layout is:
 *     <pre>
 *     PackageName/src           [role="php"]
 *                /examples      [role="doc"]
 *                /doc           [role="doc"]
 *                /data          [role="data"]
 *                /customrole    [role="customrole"]
 *                /customtask    [role="customtask"]
 *                /customcommand [role="customcommand"]
 *                /tests         [role="test"]
 *                /www           [role="www"]
 *                /scripts       [role="script"]
 *     </pre>
 *  2. if file PackageName/README exists, it contains the summary as the first line,
 *     and the description as the rest of the file
 *  3. if file PackageName/CREDITS exists, it contains the maintainers in this format:
 *     ; comment ignored
 *     Name [handle] <email> (role)
 *     Name2 [handle2] <email> (role/inactive)
 */
namespace Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile;
class PEAR2SVN
{
    protected $path;
    protected $package;
    protected $pxml;
    /**
     * package.xml that will be added as the compatible package.xml for PEAR 1.x
     */
    protected $pxml_compatible;
    protected $doCompatible = false;
    /**
     * Create or update a package.xml from CVS
     *
     * @param string $path full path to the SVN checkout
     * @param string $packagename Package name (PEAR2_Pyrus, for example)
     * @param string $channel Channel (pear2.php.net)
     * @param bool $return if true, creation is not attempted in the constructor,
     *                     otherwise, the constructor writes package.xml to disk
     *                     if possible
     * @param bool $fullpathsused if true, for package PEAR2_Package_Name it is
     *                            assumed that src/PEAR2/Package/ exists in SVN,
     *                            otherwise, we assume src/ is used and baseinstalldir
     *                            should be PEAR2/Package for "/" directory
     */
    function __construct($path, $packagename = '##set me##', $channel = 'pear2.php.net',
                         $return = false, $fullpathsused = true, $doCompatible = true,
                         $scanoptions = array())
    {
        $this->doCompatible = $doCompatible;
        if (file_exists($path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'package.xml')) {
            try {
                $this->pxml = new \Pyrus\PackageFile(
                    $path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'package.xml',
                    'Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile\v2');
                $this->pxml = $this->pxml->info;
                $this->pxml->setFilelist(array());
            } catch (Exception $e) {
                $this->pxml = new \Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile\v2;
                $this->pxml->name = $packagename;
                $this->pxml->channel = $channel;
            }
        } else {
            $this->pxml = new \Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile\v2;
            $this->pxml->name = $packagename;
            $this->pxml->channel = $channel;
        }
        if ($doCompatible) {
            $this->pxml_compatible = new \Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile\v2;
            $this->pxml_compatible->name = $packagename;
            $this->pxml_compatible->channel = $channel;
        }
        $this->path = $path;

        $this->parseREADME();
        $this->parseCREDITS();
        $this->parseRELEASE();
        $this->parseAPI();

        $packagepath = explode('_', $packagename);

        if ($fullpathsused) {
            if ($this->pxml->channel == 'pear2.php.net'
                && !is_dir($path . '/src/PEAR2')) {
                $packagepath = array('PEAR2');
            } else {
                $packagepath = array('/');
            }
        } else {
            array_pop($packagepath);
        }

        $this->scanFiles($packagepath, $scanoptions);

        $this->validate();
        try {
            if (!$return) {
                $this->save();
            }
        } catch (Exception $e) {
            // ignore - we'll let the user do this business
            echo 'WARNING: validation failed in constructor, you must fix the package.xml ' .
                'manually:', $e;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Scan the directories top populate the package file contents.
     *
     * @param string $packagepath
     */
    function scanFiles($packagepath, $scanoptions)
    {
        $base_install_dirs = array(
            'src'           => implode('/', $packagepath),
            'customrole'    => '/',
            'customtask'    => '/',
            'customcommand' => '/',
            'data'          => '/',
            'docs'          => '/',
            'tests'         => '/',
            'scripts'       => '/',
            'www'           => '/',
        );
        if (isset($scanoptions['baseinstalldirs'])) {
            if (!is_array($scanoptions['baseinstalldirs'])) {
                throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                                   'baseinstalldirs must ' .
                                                                   'be an array');
            }
            $base_install_dirs = array_merge($base_install_dirs, $scanoptions['baseinstalldirs']);
        }

        $this->setBaseInstallDirs($base_install_dirs);

        $rolemap = array(
            'src'           => 'php',
            'data'          => 'data',
            'customrole'    => 'customrole',
            'customtask'    => 'customtask',
            'customcommand' => 'customcommand',
            'docs'          => 'doc',
            'tests'         => 'test',
            'examples'      => 'doc',
            'scripts'       => 'script',
            'www'           => 'www',);
        if (isset($scanoptions['rolemap'])) {
            if (!is_array($scanoptions['rolemap'])) {
                throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                                   'rolemap must ' .
                                                                   'be an array');
            }
            $rolemap = array_merge($rolemap, $scanoptions['rolemap']);
        }

        if (!isset($scanoptions['mappath'])) {
            $scanoptions['mappath'] = array();
        } elseif (!is_array($scanoptions['mappath'])) {
            throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                               'mappath must ' .
                                                               'be an array');
        }

        if (!isset($scanoptions['ignore'])) {
            $scanoptions['ignore'] = array();
        } else {
            if (!is_array($scanoptions['ignore'])) {
                throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                                   'ignore must ' .
                                                                   'be an array');
            }
            foreach ($scanoptions['ignore'] as $path => $type) {
                if (!is_string($path)) {
                    throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                                   'ignore must ' .
                                                                   'be an associative array ' .
                                                                   'mapping path to type of ignore');
                }
                if ($type !== 'file' && $type !== 'dir') {
                    throw new \Pyrus\Developer\Creator\Exception('invalid scan options,' .
                                                                   'ignore of ' . $path .
                                                                   ' must be either file or dir, but was ' .
                                                                   $type);
                }
            }
        }

        foreach ($rolemap as $dir => $role) {
            if (file_exists($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $dir)) {
                $basepath = ($dir === 'examples') ? 'examples' : '';
                foreach (new \Pyrus\Developer\PackageFile\PEAR2SVN\Filter($scanoptions['ignore'],
                            $this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $dir,
                         new \RecursiveIteratorIterator(
                         new \RecursiveDirectoryIterator($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $dir),
                         \RecursiveIteratorIterator::LEAVES_ONLY), $role) as $file) {
                    $curpath = str_replace($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $dir, '',
                        $file->getPathName());
                    if ($curpath && $curpath[0] === DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR) {
                        $curpath = substr($curpath, 1);
                    }

                    if (isset($scanoptions['mappath'][$dir])) {
                        $curpath = $scanoptions['mappath'][$dir] . '/' . $curpath;
                    } else {
                        $curpath = $dir . '/' . $curpath;
                    }
                    $curpath = str_replace(array('\\', '//'), '/', $curpath);

                    $this->pxml->files[$curpath] =
                        array(
                            'attribs' => array('role' => $role)
                        );

                    if ($this->doCompatible) {
                        $roleobject = \Pyrus\Installer\Role::factory($this->pxml->type, $role);
                        if ($role == 'customcommand' || $role == 'customrole' || $role == 'customtask') {
                            $compatiblerole = 'data';
                        } else {
                            $compatiblerole = $role;
                        }

                        $attribs = array('name' => $curpath, 'role' => $compatiblerole);
                        $baseinstalldir = $this->pxml_compatible->getBaseinstallDir($curpath);
                        if ($baseinstalldir && $baseinstalldir != '/') {
                            $attribs['baseinstalldir'] = $baseinstalldir;
                        }

                        $curpath = $roleobject->getPackagingLocation($this->pxml_compatible,
                                                                     $attribs);
                        $packagepath = $roleobject->getCompatibleInstallAs($this->pxml_compatible,
                                                                           $attribs);
                        $this->pxml_compatible->files[$curpath] =
                            array(
                                'attribs' => array('role' => $compatiblerole)
                            );
                        $this->pxml_compatible->release[0]->installAs($curpath, $packagepath);
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        if ($this->doCompatible) {
            $this->pxml_compatible->dependencies['required']->pearinstaller->min = '1.4.8';
        }
    }

    /**
     * Parse the README file to populate the package summary and description.
     *
     */
    function parseREADME()
    {
        $description = '';
        if (file_exists($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'README')) {
            $a = new \SplFileInfo($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'README');
            foreach ($a->openFile('r') as $num => $line) {
                if (!$num) {
                    $this->summary = $line;
                    continue;
                }
                $description .= $line;
            }
            $this->description = $description;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Parse the CREDITS file to populate the package developers, roles and email.
     *
     */
    function parseCREDITS()
    {
        if (file_exists($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'CREDITS')) {
            $a = new \SplFileInfo($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'CREDITS');
            foreach ($a->openFile('r') as $line) {
                if ($line && $line[0] === ';') {
                    continue;
                }
                if (preg_match('/^(.+) \[(.+)\] \<(.+)\> \((.+?)(\/inactive)?\)/', $line, $match)) {
                    $this->pxml->maintainer[$match[2]]
                        ->role($match[4])
                        ->name($match[1])
                        ->email($match[3])
                        ->active(isset($match[5]) ? 'no' : 'yes');
                    if ($this->doCompatible) {
                        $this->pxml_compatible->maintainer[$match[2]]
                            ->role($match[4])
                            ->name($match[1])
                            ->email($match[3])
                            ->active(isset($match[5]) ? 'no' : 'yes');
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Parse the RELEASE file to populate the release notes.
     *
     */
    function parseRELEASE()
    {
        $files = array();
        foreach (new \RegexIterator(
                                   new \DirectoryIterator($this->path),
                                   '/^RELEASE\-(.+)$/', \RegexIterator::GET_MATCH) as $file) {
            $files[$file[1]] = $file;
        }
        if (count($files)) {
            uksort($files, 'version_compare');
            list($releasenotesfile, $releaseversion) = array_pop($files);
            $stability = $this->guessStabilityFromVersion($releaseversion);

            $this->version['release']   = $releaseversion;
            $this->stability['release'] = $stability;
            $this->notes                = file_get_contents($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $releasenotesfile);

            $apistability = $stability;
            $apiversion   = $this->version['api'];

            if ($stability == 'beta') {
                if ($apiversion == '0.1.0') {
                    $apiversion = '1.0.0';
                }
                $apistability = 'stable';
            }

            $this->version['api']   = $apiversion;
            $this->stability['api'] = $apistability;

            if ($this->doCompatible) {
                // __set will not work on arrays so set these manually for compatible
                $this->pxml_compatible->version['release']   = $this->version['release'];
                $this->pxml_compatible->version['api']       = $this->version['api'];
                $this->pxml_compatible->stability['release'] = $this->stability['release'];
                $this->pxml_compatible->stability['api']     = $this->stability['api'];
            }

        }
    }

    /**
     * Parse the API file to populate the API version (if present).
     *
     */
    function parseAPI()
    {
        $files = array();
        foreach (new \RegexIterator(
                                   new \DirectoryIterator($this->path),
                                   '/^API\-(.+)$/', \RegexIterator::GET_MATCH) as $file) {
            $files[$file[1]] = $file;
        }
        if (count($files)) {
            uksort($files, 'version_compare');
            list($apinotesfile, $apiversion) = array_pop($files);
            $stability = $this->guessStabilityFromVersion($apiversion);

            $this->version['api']   = $apiversion;
            $this->stability['api'] = $stability;

            if ($this->doCompatible) {
                // __set will not work on arrays so set these manually for compatible
                $this->pxml_compatible->version['api']       = $this->version['api'];
                $this->pxml_compatible->stability['api']     = $this->stability['api'];
            }

            $this->notes = $this->notes .
                "\n\n" . file_get_contents($this->path . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $apinotesfile);

        }
    }

    function guessStabilityFromVersion($version)
    {
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'beta')) {
            return 'beta';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'RC')) {
            return 'beta';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'b')) {
            return 'beta';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'alpha')) {
            return 'alpha';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'a')) {
            return 'alpha';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'devel')) {
            return 'devel';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'dev')) {
            return 'devel';
        }
        if (false !== strpos($version, 'devel')) {
            return 'devel';
        }
        $components = explode('.', $version);
        if ('0' === $components[0]) {
            return 'alpha';
        }
        return 'stable';
    }

    function validate()
    {
        $package = new \Pyrus\Package(false);
        $xmlcontainer = new \Pyrus\PackageFile($this->pxml);
        $xml = new \Pyrus\Package\Xml($this->path . '/package.xml', $package, $xmlcontainer);
        $package->setInternalPackage($xml);

        $this->pxml->getValidator()->validate($package);
    }

    function __toString()
    {
        return (string) $this->pxml;
    }

    function save()
    {
        file_put_contents($this->path . '/package.xml', $this->pxml);
        if ($this->doCompatible) {
            $this->pxml_compatible->date = date('Y-m-d');
            $this->pxml_compatible->time = date('H:i:s');
            $info = $this->pxml_compatible->toArray(true);
            $stuff = new \Pyrus\XMLWriter($info);
            file_put_contents($this->path . '/package_compatible.xml', $stuff);
        }
    }

    function __set($var, $value)
    {
        $this->pxml->$var = $value;
        if ($this->doCompatible) {
            $this->pxml_compatible->$var = $value;
        }
    }

    function __get($var)
    {
        if ($this->doCompatible) {
            if ($var == 'compatiblepackagefile') {
                return $this->pxml_compatible;
            }
        } else {
            if ($var == 'compatiblepackagefile') {
                return null;
            }
        }
        if ($var == 'packagefile') {
            return $this->pxml;
        }
        if ($var == 'path') {
            return $this->path;
        }
        return $this->pxml->$var;
    }

    function __call($method, $args)
    {
        $ret = call_user_func_array(array($this->pxml, $method), $args);
        if ($this->doCompatible) {
            call_user_func_array(array($this->pxml_compatible, $method), $args);
        }
        return $ret;
    }
}

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Regent says arming campus officers would do little to improve security
One of the new members of the Board of Regents suggests arming campus security officers would do little to improve security on the Ames, Cedar Falls and Iowa City campuses. Bonnie Campbell, a member of the Board of Regents, says she sees "no need" for campus security to carry side arms.
"I remind people that the guards at Virginia Tech were armed and that clearly didn't resolve what was happening there or prevent it," Campbell says. A lone gunman shot 32 fellow Virginia Tech students to death four weeks ago before shooting himself to death. Campbell serves as Iowa's Attorney General, then served as the head of the Violence Against Women office in the U.S. Justice Department.
Campbell says her work with F.B.I. agents and others with expertise convinced her the best approach is for security officials to train repeatedly on how they would respond to a violent situation. "We're really talking about workplace violence. This is where students work. It's where faculty work. Most workplaces don't have armed guards," Campbell says.
David Miles, another new member of the Board of Regents, hasn't made up his mind about whether campus security guards should be armed. He's leaning against it, though. "I'd like to hear back from the universities and hear what their approaches are. There's also going to be a lot of work done at Virginia Tech and nationally by a number of institutions and so I'd like to study that," Miles says. "I agree with Bonnie that we want to be careful not to have a knee-jerk reaction that simply makes us feel better, but that at Virginia Tech didn't really help and may not help here, and I think we also need to focus on identifying individuals who might be at risk of doing something like this."
University officials are currently reviewing campus security plans and will make a report to the Regents this summer. Campus security guards currently are not allowed to carry side arms and Miles isn't ready to say whether that policy should continue. "My understanding is that they're trained in the use of weapons and that they have access to weapons," Miles says. "…But I don't know the whole decision-making process behind that and I want to understand that better." Miles and Campbell made their comments on Iowa Public TV's "Iowa Press" program.
Filed Under: Education Tagged With: Iowa State University, University of Iowa, University of Northern Iowa

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text:
Q: Fast way to build a table that refers to most recent addition? I'm trying to construct a large table where new entries depend on the most recent entries. It's quite slow: takes 2 mins and I'm embedding this into a function that does it repeatedly so any reduction in time is a big savings. I think this issue is with "AppendTo" and I've seen repeated references on here to use Reap/Sow, but I'm having trouble implementing that because the next entries in the table are conditional on the previous. Here is an example of the code I'm working with right now.
SeedRandom[1234];

TransMark = Table[RandomReal[], {i, 7}, {j, 7}]; (*Just an example of a similar matrix to what I have*)

RandDraw = Table[RandomReal[], {i, 10000}, {j, 576}];

WorkerMat = Table[{{2, 1}}, {10000}];

Timing[Do[
   If[RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
     TransMark[[All, 1]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
    If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 1,
     Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
    AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {1, Tenure}],
    If[RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
      TransMark[[All, 2]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
     If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 2,
      Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
     AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {2, Tenure}],
     If[RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
       TransMark[[All, 3]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
      If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 3,
       Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
      AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {3, Tenure}],
      If[RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
        TransMark[[All, 4]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
       If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 4,
        Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
       AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {4, Tenure}],
       If[
        RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
         TransMark[[All, 5]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
        If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 5,
         Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
        AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {5, Tenure}],
        If[
         RandDraw[[i, j]] <=
          TransMark[[All, 6]][[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]]]],
         If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 6,
          Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
         AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {6, Tenure}],
         If[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[1]] == 7,
          Tenure = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]][[2]] + 1, Tenure = 1];
         AppendTo[WorkerMat[[i]], {7, Tenure}];]]]]]] , {j, 1,
    576}, {i, 1, 10000}];
 ];

Which takes over 2 mins on my machine.
My apologies if this is a repeat question, but I've been looking for a similar post for many hours and have not discovered one.
Thanks in advance!

A: There are two issues with your code: First, it is very procedural with lots of If statements. Mathematica is slow at processing procedural code. Good news: Procedural code in Mathematica can usually be compiled with Compile in order to speed up the execution.
The second and major flaw of your code however is that you use AppendTo quite often. Every time you use it, a list has to be copied which makes the code very memory bound and of computational complexity $O(N^2)$ for a list with $N$ elements (and thus slow).
Fortunately, the size of WorkingMat is known right from the start and Last[WorkerMat[[i]]] refers to WorkerMat[[i,j]] and Append[Last[WorkerMat[[i]]],value] can be replaced by WorkerMat[[i,j+1]] = value. Moreover, one can make the j-loop the outer loop and parallelize it. Afterwards, one obtains a code which is nicely compilable. Replacing the nested If construction by a lookup for the first entry in a certain list which is greater or equal a certain value, the result is the CompiledFunction cf below (I am skipping a significant amount of refactorization steps here.)
cf = Compile[{{rand, _Real, 1}, {TransMark, _Real, 2}},
  Block[{r, a, b, k},
   a = Table[0, {i, 1, Length[rand] + 1}, {j, 1, 2}];
   a[[1, 1]] = 2;
   a[[1, 2]] = 1;
   Do[
    r = Compile`GetElement[rand, j];
    b = Compile`GetElement[a, j, 1];
    k = 1;
    While[r > Compile`GetElement[TransMark, b, k] && k < 7, k++];
    a[[j + 1, 1]] = k;
    a[[j + 1, 2]] = If[b == k, Compile`GetElement[a, j, 2] + 1, 1];
    , {j, 1, Length[rand]}];
   a
   ],
  RuntimeAttributes -> {Listable},
  Parallelization -> True,
  CompilationTarget -> "C",
  RuntimeOptions -> "Speed"
  ]

Btw., the Compile`GetElement statements in the code above are read-only instructions that replace Part. I think it instructs the C code generator to skip certain bound checks. This can improve the performance considerably but makes it less "safe".
Generating some data...
SeedRandom[1234];
TransMark = RandomReal[{0, 1}, {7, 7}];
n = 10000;
m = 576;
RandDraw = RandomReal[{0, 1}, {n, m}];

... and running the code on the data
WorkerMat2 = cf[RandDraw, TransMark]; // AbsoluteTiming//First

0.05216

Your original code took about 86 seconds on my machine, so that's a speed-up of factor 1600 or so.

A: This is substantially faster and might be equivalent. If it is not, I may well have made mistakes in translating and, as was noted, a minimal working example is a useful commodity.
SeedRandom[1234];
TransMark = RandomReal[{0, 1}, {7, 7}];
maxi = 10000;
maxj = 576;
RandDraw = RandomReal[{0, 1}, {maxi, maxj}];
WorkerMat = Table[{{2, 1}}, {maxi}];

AbsoluteTiming[
 wm2 = Table[
   last = Last[WorkerMat[[i]]];
   rndi = RandDraw[[i]];
   ltable = Table[
     rndij = rndi[[j]];
     {l1, l2} = last;
     tm1 = TransMark[[l1]];
     tenure = 1;
     Which[rndij <= tm1[[1]], k = 1,
      rndij <= tm1[[2]], k = 2,
      rndij <= tm1[[3]], k = 3,
      rndij <= tm1[[4]], k = 4,
      rndij <= tm1[[5]], k = 5,
      rndij <= tm1[[6]], k = 6,
      True, k = 7
      ];
     If[l1 == k, tenure = l2 + 1];
     last = {k, tenure}
     , {j, maxj}];
   Developer`ToPackedArray[ltable]
   , {i, maxi}];]

(* Out[374]= {27.892029, Null} *)

wm3 = Join[WorkerMat, wm2, 2];

That last should give the original result.
I'm sure a further speed gain could be had using Compile.

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How Much Does Guardianship or Conservatorship Cost?
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By Julie Garber
A court will appoint a guardian or conservator when an individual has been determined to be mentally incapacitated and unable to care for himself or his own affairs. This is often the result of a concerned friend or family member petitioning the court for the right to act on behalf of the incapacitated individual, called the ward.
Guardianship or conservatorship can be a costly business. Expenses are incurred even before the guardianship or conservatorship is officially established by the court and they can continue on into the life of the legal arrangement.
Guardians and Conservators—Are They the Same?
A conservatorship and a guardianship sound similar, but they're actually two distinctly separate arrangements. A guardian oversees personal issues for the ward. This might involve healthcare issues and even the care, feeding, and supervision of the ward depending on the extent of her incapacity. It might include some minor financial transactions.
A conservator is appointed to handle the ward's finances. The court will typically appoint a conservator if it appears that the guardian will have to handle more than $25,000 or so annually on behalf of the ward, but this can depend on state law.
Some wards might require both a conservator and a guardian, and those appointed might be two separate people. In other cases, the same individual might serve in both roles.
Costs Before a Guardianship or Conservatorship Is Established
Various expenses must be met even before a person is determined to be incapacitated. Court costs for filing the initial petition to determine capacity will vary by state. Just filing the initial petition can range from $45 to $100 or more. And if you enlist the help of an attorney in preparing and filing the petition, her services will cost as well.
These attorney fees are fixed by law in some states, but attorneys are free to charge their standard hourly rates in others.
Fees for physicians, nurses, or social workers must typically be paid as well. These professionals will help to determine if the ward is indeed incapacitated. The court will appoint them to thoroughly examine the ward, and each will charge a fee for his services.
The court will also appoint an attorney to represent the best interests of the alleged incapacitated person, assuming he doesn't already have one. In most states, he must have a preexisting relationship with the lawyer, and this attorney must be paid for her services as well.
When a petition to determine capacity is filed, the alleged incapacitated person's closest living relatives will be required to receive a copy of the petition. This can be accomplished by paying a personal process server to hand deliver a copy to each family member, or, depending upon state law, the family might be able to accept a copy of the petition by certified mail.
Family members might actually agree to get involved and become parties to the petition to determine capacity.
Costs After a Guardianship or Conservatorship Is Established
Many of the ongoing duties and responsibilities of the guardian or conservator will require the payment of certain fees and costs after the guardianship or conservatorship has been established by the court.
In many cases, the guardian or conservator will be required to seek court approval before taking specific actions or making certain decisions on behalf of the ward. This, in turn, will lead to attorney's fees for the preparation and filing of the appropriate court petition, then the costs and fees of any hearings required by the guardianship judge must be added on.
If the judge requires a court hearing for any reason, the ward's attorney must typically attend the hearing and must be paid for doing so.
The conservator will also be required to file an accounting of how the ward's assets have been bought, sold, invested, and spent on behalf of the ward each and every year. He'll either have to prepare this report himself or hire and pay an accountant or attorney to do so.
And some states require that conservators must post bond, a type of an insurance policy to protect the ward's estate in the event of any wrongdoing. This costs money, too.
Who Pays for All This?
Payment of all these expenses can depend on the extent of the ward's estate. If he has sufficient cash and property to require a conservator, many costs will be paid from the estate.
Federal law will step in, at least to cover some expenses, if the ward is relatively destitute. Congress has established a special guardianship fund to pay certain costs in this case, but attorneys serving the guardian or the ward must make a request to the court for payment from this fund.
Initial attorney fees at the beginning of the proceeding must often be paid by the guardian or the conservator, although the court might order that the ward's estate reimburse them.
Some court fees, such as filing fees, might be waived in cases where the ward has limited or no assets or cash. But still other expenses often end up being paid by the guardian without reimbursement. Costs associated with medical or healthcare are the exception. Courts will always make every effort possible to make sure these are paid from the ward's own funds or through state or federal benefits.
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I am a massive fan of trying out new beauty releases and testing out all different brands, from the high-end brands to the drugstore brands and everything in between, I have tested out my fair share of brands. Throughout my time as a beauty fan and blogger I have taken to some brands better than others and sway towards them more in store, so let me share them with you.
I mean, who hasn't got a Naked palette? We all know of Urban Decay and we all love the brand. They do some of the most incredible makeup, most popular of all their Naked palettes, I mean have you saw the new Ultimate Basics palette? All the heart eye emojis over here. I have tried UD's foundations, palettes, setting sprays, primers, concealers... you name it I have most likely tried it out. My favourites are of course their palettes, All Nighter Setting spray, All Nighter foundation and their eyeshadow primer.
I have obviously tried some products by UD that have left me unhappy, the Naked Skin concealer and foundation were definitely not for me, but for some people they thought they were the best foundation and concealer on this Earth. Those who didn't like Naked Skin will 100% fall in love with All Nighter however, it's all about what works for you and your skin. Urban Decay has something for everything and the workers are some of the loveliest people I know.
I love drugstore makeup, the high street makeup shall we say. One of my favourite brands in Boots is Maybelline, I always find myself going to the Maybelline counter every time I enter Boots. I have tried almost every Maybelline product there is and some I have been buying religiously for years like the Eye Studio gel eyeliner, despite trying higher end eyeliners I always find myself reaching for this one, it is incredible and I tell you why in this post.
Not only do they do incredible quality products, some of which are amazing dupes for higher end products like the Brow Satin is a dupe for Benefit's Goof Proof brow pencil, but they also have amazing packaging and all for a small price. I LOVE Maybelline. Again, there are products I have tried and found pretty meh, such as the rocket mascara, but others have tried it and say it's their holy grail mascara. With Maybelline, you will always find products that you love, even if there are others you aren't fond of.
Who doesn't own a MAC lipstick here? I bet only about 10% of you can actually say you don't. MAC do the most pigmented, soft, long lasting lipsticks around and they tend to be what they are most known for. I have tried and have a bunch of the MAC lipsticks and it is why I mention them as a favourite brand, I mean I hardly ever opt for a lipstick which isn't MAC, there are so many options.
Fix+, that is all I need to say and all the beauty and makeup girls and guys will be nodding their heads, the product that does everything, from making shadows more pigmented to brightening up your dull skin, this product is something every MAC fan should own. I have also tried Studio Fix foundation and although I didn't like the colour of my match, it is a great all be it, heavy foundation. Their mascaras are pretty impressive and the pigmentation of their eyeshadows or on another world.
NYX are newbies in the British makeup market, but I am so incredibly in love with their products. They have such amazing quality products for the most affordable prices. Many of their products are dupes for higher end products but are so perfect that some people, like me, would rather buy NYX than higher end products.
My favourite product has to be the HD concealer and you can read why I love it so much here. I worked with NYX on a blog post (click here to read) and from that moment I couldn't go back, the brand has my heart. From their lip lingerie that dupe Kylie's lip kits to the matte lip creams that are creamier than some lip creams and balms. You can't go wrong with a good NYX haul.
Benefit was one of the first higher priced brands I fell in love with the brand, from their gorgeous packaging to their incredible products, seventeen-year-old Robyn fell in love with Benefit and twenty-year-old Robyn is still blissfully head over heels. The brand that just keeps giving, no seriously, they constantly have new releases and they are both affordable and high quality.
The first product I feel in love with was Hoola so when Dew the Hoola arrived I had to have it, I compare them both in this blog post. I have tried most of Benefit's products including their skincare line and have loved most of them. Products like Bad Gal lash didn't work for me, but They're Real and Rollerlash have me looking like I have the longest, thickest lashes ever. After buying one Benefit product you won't go back, especially if you buy Hoola, trust me, it's great.
Are any of these brands your favourites? Which brands do you love and which brands should I try?


1 day view of ADA/ETH. Massive upswing in volume accompanying the second breakout above a short-term uptrend. This all comes after ADA fended off the bears well before the recent uptick in the rest of the alt market, too. Just look at the volume in the recent spikes compared to the earlier ATH . I'm going long here, see you at the next stop.


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Lawmakers eye BSP profits as wealth fund source
Philippine lawmakers are looking to tap central bank profits to seed a proposed sovereign wealth fund, after an earlier plan to use pension funds for the purpose triggered opposition.
Authors of the bill creating the Maharlika Investments Fund decided to change the source of funds after a meeting with economic managers, said Marikina Rep. Stella Luz A. Quimbo, one of the proponents.
"It's good that we conducted a series of consultations," Ms. Quimbo said in a statement posted on the House of Representatives' Facebook page late Wednesday. "Our countrymen's concerns have been validated."
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Felipe M. Medalla last week raised concerns over the wealth fund plan, including on its governance and potential impact on the monetary authority's independence. Administration officials such as Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno have allayed these concerns.
The House appropriations committee will tackle the changes on Friday, Ms. Quimbo said.
The planned wealth fund's purpose is to invest "existing surplus capital of the government," she said, adding that safety nets will also be added to the proposal. — Bloomberg
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The ongoing LRT-1 Cavite Extension project, which is expected to reduce travel from Baclaran to Bacoor, Cavite from one hour to 25 minutes Transport...


In addition to the Borderlines Podcast, which I co-host with Peter Edelmann and Deanna Okun-Nachoff, I have also started a podcast which focuses on topics in other areas of law. The goal of the podcast is to both discuss legal issues and also ask lawyers throughout Vancouver about their perspectives on the practice of law.
West Fraser Mills Ltd. v. British Columbia (Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal) is a 2018 Supreme Court of Canada decision in which the Supreme Court had to determine whether it should overturn the WCAT's decision to expand the duty of employers to ensure that their operations are planned and conducted in accordance with safe work practices to owners. The case provides a useful context to explore the topic of "standard of review," which is extremely divisive in Canadian jurisprudence.
R v. Wong is a 2018 Supreme Court of Canada decision in which the Supreme Court had to determine whether a person could withdraw a guilty plea if they they did not know that their pleading guilty would lead to deportation.
R. v. Boutilier is a 2017 Supreme Court of Canada decision in which the Court had to determine whether Canada's dangerous offender designation regime is constitutional.


This Mediterranean Chicken Dinner utilizes a variety of Mediterranean seasonings and American techniques to create a delicious cross-over meal that my family loved. Each bite has alluring flavors, intriguing and tempting you to take another. Before you know it all the chicken is gone and you are longing for more!
A touch of spice from harissa powder (not the paste), robust cumin, haunting saffron, sumac with its bright, lemony flavor, and the warmth of cardamom and allspice all combine for something that will have your guests wondering what you used and begging for the recipe.
Most of the seasonings you probably already have but some may be new to you. They are really fun to play with and favorites of the best chefs in the country. Give them a try and you may be surprised how they show up in a bunch of your tried and true recipes, giving them a little kick in the arm.
I rarely measure when I am cooking – unlike baking where I am very careful – and I have included the approximate measurements for the seasonings as a starting point. I lightly sprinkled them onto the chicken. Please add them to your personal taste and feel free to leave something out if you don't like it or don't want to make a special run to the grocery store. Recipes are just guidelines, you make them your own with your creativity.
Couscous is often the traditional choice to accompany Mediterranean meals but I used rice for a gluten-free alternative. Adding a touch of saffron gives the rice a beautiful golden hue and lovely delicate floral notes. I also added a little cardamom and allspice to carry on the Mediterranean flavors and create the perfect bed for your chicken.
Enjoy a virtual trip to the warmth of North Africa and nearby countries with each bite of this Mediterranean Chicken Dinner!
Be sure you use spices that are guaranteed gluten-free. If you are in doubt, contact the manufacturer to check their processing practices and safety checks.
Green vegetables such as broccoli, beans, zucchini, etc.
Cook the Rice: Place the rice, water, salt, and butter in a medium saucepan. Stir the saffron, cardamom, and allspice into the water and cook as directed on the package. When done, rake the rice with two forks to break up any clumps and to distribute the saffron rice.
Make the Chicken: While the rice is cooking, heat the oil in a large skillet. Add the chicken pieces leaving room between each. Sprinkle with the seasonings, cook over medium-high heat until cooked through, at least 165°F in the center on an instant read thermometer, about 5 to 10 minutes.
To Serve: Scoop a portion of rice onto each plate and top with one to two pieces of the chicken. Sprinkle the top with parsley, add your choice of vegetables, and serve immediately.
Yummmmmmy! Thanks for sharing, I will cook it this week!
Hi Kathy, thanks for your kind words. I hope you love this meal as much as we did!


Wired Productions and LKA were excited to announce a publishing agreement to bring LKA.it's award-winning psychological adventure, The Town of Light, to consoles and PC. This version, marking its debut on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in Q2 2017, will offer up fresh, story-supporting content and quite a few enhancements.
For those unaware, The Town of Light is a first-person, psychological story-driven adventure game set in the Volterra Psychiatric Asylum; A former mental treatment facility based in Tuscany, Italy. It had been shut down in the late 1970s due to an Italian law that instructed all asylums to completely close and give back patients their civil rights.
You take on the role of the 16-year-old Renée, who suffers from symptoms of mental illness. She is searching for answers to many questions from her past, exploring and uncovering the place in which she spent the majority of her youth. The lines of interactive entertainment, storytelling, and reality frequently blur in the dark and emotional journey that follows.
Are you excited for the Q2 2017 release?


Wiggly-Amps Ltd. is delighted to announce that Boots UK have completed a deal to acquire the company to help further the digital healthcare agenda of Boots UK. This agreement is effective immediately.
As part of this deal, all the healthcare-focussed products and services previously delivered by Wiggly-Amps Ltd. will now be wholly owned and delivered by Engage Health Systems Ltd. and Little Green Button Ltd. two new companies which will both be separate entities to Boots UK.
Engage Touch patient check-in touch screens, the Engage Consult online consultation system, Engage Web GP websites, DORIS, and Encompass will now be delivered through Engage Health Systems Ltd., company registration number 11668237.
The Little Green Button panic alarm system will now be delivered through Little Green Button Ltd., company registration number 11668338.
The directors, management team and staff all remain in place and will continue to operate the business from the same offices in North Walsham, Norfolk.
"The acquisition of Wiggly-Amps Ltd by Boots UK serves as a reflection of the hard work and dedication of the Wiggly-Amps team in developing innovative software and architecture. As the market leader, Boots UK have the scale and reputation to make the best use of this software and we look forward to working with Boots UK to help them fulfil their vision of creating an innovative digital healthcare offer to be the first-choice pharmacy for customers and patients.
Our phone number and email addresses remain the same. The support team for our Engage Health range of products can be contacted on 01263 834 648 or support@engagehealth.uk. The support team for Little Green Button can be contacted on 01263 888 365 or support@littlegreenbutton.com.
We would like to take the opportunity to thank you again for continuing to be a valued customer and we look forward to working with you in the next stage of our growth as Engage Health Systems Ltd. and Little Green Button Ltd.
Engage Touch allows patients to quickly and effectively check in for their appointment and assists the practice with capturing patient data. With a patient check-in kiosk, you can avoid lengthy queues at reception whilst streamlining administrative tasks.
Engage Consult is an online consultation (e-consultation) system which allows patients to send details about non-urgent medical conditions or admin requests to their GP using a powerful online medical history-taking tool.
The Engage Touch Plus patient check in screen comes with BP monitor and clinical weighing scales which can take and record blood pressure and weight measurements and Read codes them against the patient's record.
Wiggly-Amps provide high quality, secure, fully editable websites at an affordable price. We specialise in creating and hosting GP surgery websites. Sign up for a free trial.
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Illinois community college plans to boost foreign recruiting
NORMAL, Ill. (AP) — A central Illinois community college plans to increase its recruitment of higher-paying international students. Rick Pearce is vice president for learning and student success at Heartland Community College in Normal. He says the school plans to add to existing efforts to draw international students. According to The Pantagraph in Bloomington, Heartland has had a number of international programs over the years but draws only a handful of students. School trustees have talked recently about adding to staff to help with foreign recruiting. The school also plans to consult with foreign recruiters. Pearce points out that international students pay about $10,000 in annual tuition. That's about three times what local students pay. Colleges and universities across the country have looked to international students to increase revenue in recent years.


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Atomic Cartoons is a Canadian animation studio founded in 1999 by Trevor Bentley, Mauro Casalese, Olaf Miller, and Rob Davies. Based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, it produces service animation for a wide variety of clients, as well as creating its own properties. Since 2015, the company has been owned by Thunderbird Entertainment.

History
The studio was founded in March 1999 by Trevor Bentley, Mauro Casalese, Olaf Miller, and Rob Davies. Sent back to Vancouver, British Columbia, after losing his job at Warner Bros. Animation following the cancellation of Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain, Davies received a phone call from Sunwoo Entertainment's Jae Moh to help produce . Together with Miller, Bentley, and Casalese, the four launched Atomic Cartoons to assist in creating the series.

Between 2004 and 2008, the company produced Atomic Betty for Teletoon in association with Breakthrough Entertainment and Tele Images Kids. Atomic's first fully original creation, the show's titular heroine served as the studio's mascot for a number of years.

In 2010, Miller left to launch his own studio. The following year, Jennifer McCarron was appointed head of production. On July 8, 2015, Atomic Cartoons was acquired by Canadian production company Thunderbird Films. The three founders remain on board. McCarron was named president and chief executive officer in 2016.

In December 2018, the company opened a second animation studio in Ottawa, Ontario. Its first project was the Netflix series The Last Kids on Earth.

In February 2020, Atomic Cartoons opened its third studio in Los Angeles, California.

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Other
 The Oblongs (2001; Layout)
 Chub City (2014; scrapped project)
 Five Alarm Funk 'Robot''' (2015, music video)
 Vindicators 2 (2022, 10 episodes, short spin-off of Rick and Morty'')

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Central sits atop pre-season Courier & Press power rankings
The Courier & Press sports reporters made their preseason picks for the area's best teams and players.
Central sits atop pre-season Courier & Press power rankings The Courier & Press sports reporters made their preseason picks for the area's best teams and players. Check out this story on courierpress.com: https://www.courierpress.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/08/13/evansville-area-hs-football-preseason-power-rankings-watchlist/1818225001/
Chad Lindskog, Kyle Sokeland and Gordon Engelhardt, Evansville Courier & Press Published 9:51 a.m. CT Aug. 13, 2019 | Updated 3:53 p.m. CT Aug. 14, 2019
Each Sunday from Aug. 25 through Oct. 20, the Courier & Press sports reporters will update the following to reflect the top teams in Southwestern Indiana. Here's a look at how the staff voted based on what we know before the 2019 season begins.
Central's Brennan Schutte (38) tries to turn the corner as the Evansville Central Bears play the Northview Knights in the Class 4A sectional semifinal at Brazil, In. Friday, October 26, 2018. (Photo: MIKE LAWRENCE / COURIER & PRESS, Mike Lawrence)
1. Central Bears
The Bears received all of our top votes, and how could they not? Although last year's Class 4A runner-up has a new coach, there's plenty of talent throughout the roster. Especially in the backfield with a pair of 2,000-yard rushers over the last two seasons in Tor'Jon Evans and Brennan Schutte, respectively. They're off to the races.
2. Memorial Tigers
While Central received everyone's first-place votes, Memorial swept the second-place field. They've elevated to Class 4A and despite losing some talented seniors who led them to back-to-back state championship appearances, most of the returners have significant experience. We don't expect too much of a drop-off.
3. Castle Knights
There were tiers to our voting with the third, fourth, fifth and sixth teams all ending up one point apart from each other. Castle gets the edge for having advanced to a regional last season — experience that could be helpful in a parity-filled Southern Indiana Athletic Conference.
Castle's Chase Wilkinson (13) hauls in a long touchdown pass in front of Memorial's Finn McCool (29) at John Lidy Field Friday night. (Photo: DENNY SIMMONS / COURIER & PRESS)
4. Gibson Southern Titans
The Titans didn't win the Pocket Athletic Conference last year to end a three-season stretch as champions. They'll look to regain their PAC title with sophomore standout quarterback Brady Allen leading the way alongside some experienced seniors.
5. Boonville Pioneers
Boonville strung together an undefeated regular season for the first time in 63 years last season. Despite that history, there's reason to believe the Pioneers are capable of running the table again as the Big Eight Conference front-runners.
6. Heritage Hills Patriots
Expectations have risen for Heritage Hills after they, too, went undefeated last regular season before bowing out of the playoffs in the sectional semifinals. Several players are back on a balanced, veteran squad, but they're going to get everyone's best shot each week.
7. Reitz Panthers
There's a lot of intrigue for the Panthers this season. Perhaps this ranking is low? We haven't seen much of them. Even though they haven't won a playoff game in two years, Reitz has finished every season since 2001 with a winning record.
Reitz's Alex Mitchell (30) carries the ball against the Owensboro Red Devils during a game at the Reitz Bowl Friday August 24, 2018. (Photo: MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press, MaCabe Brown)
8. Mater Dei Wildcats
The Wildcats are also a team that's seemingly flying under the radar despite being one of the most veteran SIAC teams. After going just .500 last season, Mater Dei is hungry to return to the top of the conference standings.
9. Southridge Raiders
There's no doubting Southridge's winning culture at this point. The current seniors were part of the state championship as sophomores, but many of them are just now getting their first opportunities to be key contributors. Maybe this is a low ranking following back-to-back semistate appearances.
10. Vincennes Lincoln Alices
There's been a different Big Eight champion each of the last four seasons with the Alices last winning one in 2017. In their final season before joining the SIAC, they will try to win at least eight games for the third consecutive year.
Receiving votes: Jasper Wildcats, Mount Vernon Wildcats


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The IDC is pleased to offer opportunities for individualized project assistance from Kat King to develop and support your inclusive recreation & leisure goals. King has extensive history with the IDC and Island organizations to assist with inclusive practices.
The KIT online learning cohort offered by IDC has been an incredibly important resource for the island and has sparked really important conversations with in the involved organizations about diversity and inclusion. To be able to share best practices with one another and to learn about ways we can all improve our accessibility is priceless continued education for our island community. I have taken away valuable information on ways in which Felix Neck can make some changes that will have a huge impact! Thank you so much for including me and my organization in this experience!
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"Working with an inclusive mindset is essential to serve the mission of our organization. The IDC workshop with Kids Included Together helped us to think about ways of making our programs, properties and employment opportunities better accessible to all. The strategies discussed during the workshop will help us to create a truly welcoming environment for our staff, students and guests."
Island Director for the Trustees of Reservations
"The inclusion institute was a wonderfully in-depth and hands-on experience that left us equipped with all kinds of tools and resources to apply to the various programs we offer at TFI. Through this training and the training I'm receiving through the cohort, I'm becoming more confident in providing not only an inclusive workplace for my staff, but an inclusive environment for all youth that come to TFI, whether through a field trip, cooking class, or during camp. I think every business and especially every educational facility on the vineyard could benefit from attending an event like the inclusion institute."
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WASHINGTON — Showing no alarm, the captain and his first officer chatted about the ice on their airplane's windshield and wings, making light of their shared concerns about flying in wintry weather as they sped toward Buffalo, N.Y., on the night of Feb. 12.
Minutes later, pilot Marvin Renslow said "Jesus Christ" and Rebecca Shaw screamed as Continental Connection Flight 3407 plunged to the ground, striking a house in a fiery crash. All 49 people aboard and one man on the ground were killed.
The haunting transcript of the plane's final moments — preserved by the cockpit voice recorder — was released Tuesday by the National Transportation Safety Board at the start of a three-day public hearing.
Among the issues is whether Renslow and Shaw responded properly to warnings that the Dash 8-Q400 Bombardier, a twin-engine turboprop, was nearing a stall.
In response to questioning, officials from Colgan Air, which operated the flight for Continental, acknowledged the two apparently weren't paying close attention to the instruments and failed to follow procedure for handling an impeding stall.
The NTSB's investigation indicated ice on the wing was a precursor to the stall warning but was not bad enough to cause a crash.
When the two first remarked to each other about the ice, the plane was descending from 11,000 feet and had permission to go as low as 4,000 feet in preparation for landing. Federal regulations prohibit nonessential conversations below 10,000 feet.
NTSB documents indicate that after the stick shaker — a warning transmitted through the control stick that the aircraft is nearing a stall — went off, Renslow increased air speed and pulled back on the control column trying to bring the nose up. Instead, the plane began to pitch and roll. Aviation experts said the proper response would be to push forward, pointing the nose down slightly or to keep level.
A top concern is the training Renslow received from Colgan. He failed several training tests before and after being hired by Colgan in 2005. He had been certified to fly the Dash-8 plane for about three months.


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Norwich School Pupil Maisie Cruickshank showcases her Vote 100 Collection
The following text was written by Pupil Maisie Cruickshank describing her Vote 100 Collection.
Vote 100 Collection
2018 marks 100 years since Parliament passed a law which allowed the first women to vote for the first time. Women had been campaigning to get the vote for decades, but it was not until the Suffragists and, their more famous protagonists, the Suffragettes were formed that they managed to finally achieve their goal on 6th Feb 1918.
The Suffragettes were incredibly courageous forward-thinking women who stood up for what they believed in, often laying their lives on the line in the process. This year my friends and I turn 18 and because of the courage and tenacity of the Suffragettes, we are able to step inside the polling station to vote and have our say on the way our country is run.
My designs this year celebrate the achievements of the Suffragette movement and the 100th anniversary of women being given the vote. Suffragettes typically wore their finest clothes so that they would be taken seriously when protesting. In 1908, the Women's Social and Political Union or WSPU, adopted the colour scheme of purple, white and green, that would not only distinguish them in their political movement, but would also prove to be a huge marketing success.
Emmeline Pethik-Lawrence, editor of the weekly newspaper, Votes for Women, wrote "Purple, as everyone knows is the royal colour, it stands for the royal blood that flows through the veins of every suffragette, the instinct of freedom and dignity…white stands for purity in private and public life…green is the colour of hope and the emblem of spring."
Give (green) Women (white) Votes (violet)
My collection incorporates a range of evening wear in the Suffragette colours along with a Suffragette-inspired slogan t-shirt collection. Fashion designers Vivienne Westwood and Katherine Hamnett saw the potential of the t-shirt as a platform for conveying political messages back in the 1980s. Thirty years on and the t-shirt is still a highly effective form of democratic self-expression. Fashion, even in its simplest form, is all about making statements of one form or another, and that means that it will always have a role to play in highlighting issues of injustice – it is a constant ally in troubled times and a way of designers to help the masses share their views and beliefs.
Dress #1 The Emmeline
Deep purple floor length satin evening gown with an open back, featuring a double layered black netted fish tail skirt with an iridescent pattern.
The black net face veil finishes off the look.
Emmeline Pankhurst was the leader of the British suffrage movement. In 1903 she founded the
Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU).
In 1999 Time magazine named Pankhurst as one of the 100 Most Important People of the 20th Century, stating "she shaped an idea of women for our time; she shook society into a new pattern from which there could be no going back".
Dress #2 The Emily
Emerald green floor length satin gown.
Hand-sewn tricolour ribbon rosette with the Suffragette motto "Deeds not words"
Hand-sewn floor length ribbon sash featuring the iconic purple, white and green colours associated with the Suffragette movement.
First seen at Women's Sunday held on 21st June 1908, the sash soon became an essential part of the "Suffragette uniform". Such a sash was worn at demonstrations, processions and public events.
A sheer black face veil is with detailed with individual black and "blood red" crystals hand-sewn on to the fabric. The "blood red" crystals symbolise the tragic death of the Suffragette Emily Wilding Davison who was hit by King George V's horse, Anmer, at the Epson Derby when she walked on to the track during the race.
Dress #3 The Sylvia
Fitted jet black crepe evening gown with a high neck line featuring different sized embellished #100 motifs on the bodice.
The floor length skirt has exactly 100 iridescent purple beads individually hand-sewn to celebrate 100 years of women being given the vote in the UK.
A sheer black face veil bears the hand embellished #100 motif.
My logo design was inspired by suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst who applied her artistic talents on behalf of the WSPU devising its logo and various leaflets, banners and posters as well as the decoration of itsmeeting halls.
Dress #4 The Leonora
Short, two-toned green and champagne reversible-sequined cocktail dress with matching hair accessory.
I chose this material to illustrate the changing times for women in the last 100 years.
Leonora Cohen was a member of the Leeds WSPU and a personal bodyguard to Mrs Pankhurst. In the 1920s, she was appointed OBE for services to public life. She lived to the age of 105, being hailed in the 1970's as a hero during the second wave of feminism
Dress #5 The Lydia
Short black and emerald green satin cocktail dress hand embellished with beaded and sequinned skull motifs.
The skulls have no mouths which portrays women's lack of voice before the vote.
A sheer black face veil hand embellished with black and emerald green crystals completes the look.
The veil represents the 'virtual gag' on women's voices.
Lydia Becker was a leader in the early British suffrage movement, as well as an amateur scientist with interests in biology and astronomy. She founded and publishes the Women's Suffrage Journal
between 1870 and 1890.
Dress #6 The Millicent
Floor-length, strapless muslin gown with hand drawn and painted floral design with the colours of the Suffragette movement.
A floor length, hooded, matching muslin cape with hand crafted fabric roses completes the ensemble.
One of the intentions of the colours was to promote public awareness of the depth of the belief for suffrage in England. Women were encouraged to "wear the colours" to show support for the movement and to stand out in the crowds during public demonstrations. They particularly wanted the men that were opposed to the movement, to be aware of the connection of the colours to the suffrage, in this they succeeded. The characters on many anti-suffrage postcards, drawn by male artists of that period, were often draped in sashes and banners of purple, white and green, presuming that a suffragette would be recognised by her colours, even by the opposition of the movement.
Article posted on 16 July 2018
30.12.21 Cathedral Choristers and Cathedral Girls' Choir Head to London for Concert
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Local history: Learn about Philadelphia's seedy, beloved Tenderloin – May 17 & June 3, 2018
Jen Kinney
The corner of 8th and Race streets in Philadelphia, 1915. (Courtesy of PhillyHistory.org)
Tenderloin at the Trestle
Thursday May 17, 6 – 9 p.m.
The Trestle Inn, 339 N. 11th St., Philadelphia
Tickets: $25, includes a cocktail (21 and up)
Exploring David Lynch's Eraserhood
Sunday June 3, 1 – 2:45 p.m.
Vacant lot at the corner of 13th and Wood streets
Tickets: $10 for students, $15 for Hidden City members, $20 for the public
One of my first weeks living in Philadelphia, I wandered north of Center City into a bar on Spring Garden and asked what neighborhood I was in. The bartender leaned in conspiratorially.
"Well," he said, "if you were from here, you might call it Spring Garden or Callowhill. If you were a developer, you'd call it the Loft District. And if you were a hipster" — here I felt a little judged — "you'd call it the Eraserhood."
A historic photo depicting the 700 block of Race Street in 1915.(Courtesy of PhillyHistory.org)
It turns out this neighborhood, north of Chinatown but south of North Philly, once had another name: the Tenderloin. It's a title now most associated with a San Francisco neighborhood, but, back in the 1800s, Tenderloin was a common moniker for vice districts and skid rows. Local historian Annie Anderson says it may have come from the cynical recognition that neighborhoods like this offered "prime cuts" for everyone: sex, drugs, and gambling for the working class; graft and bribery for the police.
As a historian, I'm always trying to get people to see beyond the Colonial and Revolutionary history of Philadelphia.
Thursday, Anderson will shed some light on the history of Philadelphia's own Tenderloin in a talk at The Trestle Inn, a bar at the heart of the old vice district. She'll be sharing maps, photos, and newspaper clippings from a time when this neighborhood was filled with vaudeville and pool halls, brothels, and opium dens.
A historic photo depicting 6th and Callowhill streets in 1915. (Courtesy of PhillyHistory.org)
"As a historian, I'm always trying to get people to see beyond the Colonial and Revolutionary history of Philadelphia," says Anderson, who has written a book on organized crime in Philly and serves as manager of research and public programming at Eastern State Penitentiary.
If that talk doesn't satisfy your curiosity about this amorphous neighborhood, you can catch a walking tour of the "Eraserhood" early next month.
That name is drawn from "Eraserhead," a film by David Lynch, who was a student at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and lived in the neighborhood in the 1960s. Several of his unsettling, surrealist films feature Callowhill's decrepit factories and abandoned lots. Lynch has said he was inspired — and disturbed — by the Philadelphia he knew then. "The fear, insanity, corruption, filth, despair, violence in the air was so beautiful to me," he told reporters in 2014. "It gave me a lot of ideas."
On June 3, Hidden City's Peter Woodall and Bob Bruhin, a Lynch aficionado, are giving a 90-minute walking tour of Lynch's Philadelphia. Attendees will meet guides at the vacant lot at the corner of 13th Street and Wood Street, where Lynch lived.
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What the ancient Greeks and Romans taught the Founding Fathers
Journalist Thomas Ricks discusses his new book "First Principles: What America's Founders Learned from the Greeks and Romans and How That Shaped Our Country."
Air Date: December 31, 2020 10:00 am
Original works by Picasso, van Gogh, and more on display in Kennett Square jewelry store
Hanging on the wall behind the glass cases are 48 pieces of art by Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Edgar Degas, Salvador Dalí, and more.
Before the bombing: How MOVE became one of Philly's greatest tragedies
Tommy Oliver's documentary shows the radical commune's early years, tracing escalating tension with the city that led up to the tragic 1985 police bombing.
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Growing use of submarines
Whether we like it or not, many maritime countries are currently engaged in a submarine arms race that has ramped up considerably since the return of Russia to an offensive military posture at least a decade ago, the expansion and modernization of the Chinese navy, and the acquisition of modern diesel-electric submarines by nations...
Questions Continue About Depleted Uranium
May 1, 2001 by Legion Magazine
by Victoria Fulford HMCS Athabaskan was equipped with weapons using depleted uranium during the Persian Gulf War. The Pentagon called it the silver bullet. A substance that gives military projectiles an extra punch allowing them to penetrate metal armour with ease. It's depleted uranium, a...
Eye On Defence: Accounting To The Public
by David J. Bercuson Cutbacks have meant that the operational fleet of CF-18 fighter aircraft will be reduced to 80. National Defence Minister Art Eggleton recently surprised the Canadian Forces with his announcement of a one-time additional cash infusion of $600 million into the Department...
The Chickens Have Come Home To Roost
by Ray Dick Hit by a triple whammy of bad press, declining enlistments and more than a decade of shrinking budgets, the Canadian Forces is soldiering on and making do at home and increasingly abroad despite reports of threadbare and patched uniforms, shaky infrastructure and...
Eye On Defence: Showing Recruits The Money
March 1, 2001 by Legion Magazine
by David J. Bercuson The new LAV III armoured personnel carrier is featured in new commercials for recruiting young people into the Canadian Forces. Coming at you, in full stereo sound, on the wide screen: a crashing LAV III armoured personnel carrier in Canadian Army...
The Battle For Personnel
by Ray Dick The Canadian Forces, with its long and commendable wartime and peacetime history, is gearing up for what could be one of its toughest battles yet. It has embarked on a campaign to recruit enough people to meet its far-flung commitments and...
On Duty In Bosnia
by Mac Johnston Many rural homes and buildings in the Livno Valley were destroyed during the 1995 Croat offensive. To our right, the land drops away to a flat valley; to our left, the land rises rapidly to form hills which grow into a small...


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For any woman nearing retirement age, deciding which elections to make for Social Security benefits can be a daunting task. We came across a helpful publication called "Social Security: What Every Woman Should Know". (http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10127.pdf). Your financial planner can also be a great resource when making these important decisions. Of course, we are willing to help if you have questions about the legal aspects of your decision.
A company is sending out notices offering to get copies of legal documents for people for $83 to $87 each. They are targeting anyone who has filed any type of document at the Seneca County Recorder's Office recently; including deeds, mortgages, leases, etc.
If you recently filed a deed, mortgage or other document at the Recorder's Office, you probably already have a copy and don't need another one. If you need one and don't have it, you can go to the Recorder's Office yourself - they only charge $1 (not $87!). If you receive a notice and you're not sure what to do, call us and we'll look into it. A copy of one of the notices is below.
Many of our clients don't know that we have a title insurance company, Professional Title Services, Ltd. Paul and I own the company and one of us will personally oversee each closing. All closings take place in our office. Through the title company, we can provide our clients a full range of real estate services, including title searches and title insurance. We conduct closings for several local banks. So, if you're buying or re-financing, we can handle all of the paperwork for you. For more information, contact Cindy in our office at 419.447.6181 or ask your banker if Professional Title Services, Ltd. can do your closing.
"The long-term-insurance industry now is shrinking, premiums are soaring and there is no fix in sight.
[I]nsurers underestimated how fast medical costs would rise, and how many seniors would actually use the benefits.
Many thanks to Maria Browne at Elmwood at the Shawhan for inviting Jane and me to present a program at Elmwood to discuss the impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("ACA" or "Obamacare") on Medicare benefits for seniors. The ACA has, of course, been in the news and will be more so as 2014 approaches and several large components of the ACA are to be implemented.
Many of our clients have a family member or friend who may be in need of nursing home care. Selecting the right facility is an important decision. The official website for Medicare has a checklist that can be very helpful to make the selection process easier. The checklist can be found at http://www.medicare.gov/nursing/checklist.asp?PrinterFriendly=true .
We are excited about launching our blog as part of our new website, www.dellburtislaw.com. The blog will be a place for us to share news and information on topics such as estate planning, elder law, business law and real estate.
We hope that you find lots of helpful information on our website and our blog. And, as always, if you have questions or concerns, or if there is a topic you would like to know more about, please let us know. We are here to help!


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