The ACLS course focuses on the management of adult patients in cardiac arrest, the management of stable and unstable bradycardias and tachycardia, provides an overview of the initial care of acute coronary syndrome and acute ischemic stroke, and reinforces the importance of basic life support as the foundation for advanced cardiovascular life support.
The PALS course focuses on the identification, treatment and stabilization of critically ill pediatric patients including those in respiratory arrest or cardiac arrest. The course reinforces the importance of basic life support as the foundation for pediatric advanced life support.
Initial provider courses are geared toward first-time participants or providers who have let their certification lapse. Renewal courses are intended for providers who are certified currently or very recently lapsed. Initial programs are two days in length, and run about six hours each day. Renewal programs are one day, and last about 7 hours.
All ACLS and PALS courses are taught by certified American Heart Association instructors. Training is sponsored by the Griffin Hospital Valley Parish Nurse Program, the official American Heart Association Training Center (TC) for the hospital.
Course participants are generally advanced level healthcare providers and all participants must have an understanding of basic pharmacology and be able to identify basic ECG rhythms and dysrhythmias. All participants must have a current basic life support (healthcare provider level CPR) certification which reflects the 2015 American Heart Association guidelines at the time of the ACLS or PALS course. Griffin Hospital employees should have the training time pre-approved by their supervisor or director, unless utilizing personal time for the class.
Cost listed does not include a textbook. Read more about textbooks below.
The cost of the course for employees (full-time, part-time, per diem, etc.) is $8.00 regardless of the course type (ACLS or PALS, Initial or Renewal).
The cost of an initial provider course for non-employees is $175.00 and $125 for a renewal course.
EMS providers and medical students pay $100.00 for an initial program and $75.00 for a renewal class. Medical students are entitled to the discount rate only when on rotation at Griffin Hospital; otherwise, they pay the same price as non-employees.
A skills evaluation session (Heartcode ACLS Parts 2 and 3) for anyone who completes the online training program is $75.00. Read more about online training below.
ALCS and PALS student manuals are available to all students approximately one week prior to class. The cost of the text is not included in the course price. At the conclusion of the course, the students are required to return the textbook. Participants may opt to keep the book but are required to pay for it in addition to the course fee. ACLS textbooks are $ 36.95 each and PALS student manuals are $42.50 each. ACLS and PALS student manuals are available as reference books in the Griffin Hospital Resource Center.
Cost for Heartcode ACLS Parts 2 and 3 is $75.00. Interested participants should call to make an appointment using the contact information below.
PALS training online is not offered at this time. CPR (Basic Life Support) is offered online.
Griffin Hospital employees should inquire with their directors to discuss whether or not online training is permissible.
For more information about online American Heart Association Courses, please visit the AHA training website at onlineaha.org.


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Pension firms, Saccos, and Insurers ready Sh500 billion for affordable housing plan
Trade and Investment CS nominee Moses Kuria when captains of the pensions, Saccos and Insurance sector met President Ruto at Statehouse to outline their support for the country's affordable housing plan.
Kenya Kwanza's affordable housing plan is steadily getting off the blocks after a number of investment firms including, pension funds, insurance companies and cooperatives agreed to furnish it with Kes500 billion seed capital.
In a first, President William Ruto granted an audience to captains of industry from the respective financial sector organisations on Monday, where the investors agreed to inject half a trillion shillings into various projects in the first year, and grow their wager two-fold by the fifth year.
The financing model, dubbed Sanduku Investment Initiative, encompasses the government's priority projects including the Railway City Development, Nairobi International financial centre, Kenani Leather Park, Makongeni Modern suburb, among others.
President Ruto's administration will ride the wave of these private-public partnership projects to enhance Kenyans' access to affordable housing while also livening up the economy by spawning employment opportunities.
The investors and the government agreed to deploy a framework assembled by the Nairobi Securities Exchange in collaboration with the Capital Markets Authority to facilitate investment-grade instruments to be listed at the bourse.
Read also: Outlook: IMF warns Sub-Saharan Africa is living on the edge
By leveraging the bourse to raise capital for government spending, Dr Ruto is making good on a pledge he made when presiding over the launch of the NSE Market Place at the Exchange Building in Westlands on October 11.
"I look forward to GOK raising resources for our development from Nairobi Securities Exchange," he said.
The president also pointed out that utilising monies from the pensions industry, insurance firms, Saccos, Cooperatives and Islamic finance institutions will allow small business holders to realise the benefits of investing in commercial real estate.
"This means small entrepreneurs like mama mboga will have a chance to invest under a real estate investment trust," he said.
Equity Tanzania hosts US delegation on Trade and…
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With my second session since being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, I received the same benefits — and more. This started my journey into massage therapy and its healing effects, with the integration of holistic healing into my life.
Years later, I am a certified massage therapist who helps heal the bodies of clients. Some people consider massage a luxury in a spa setting, but many massage clients can speak differently to that opinion.
Working in high-stress office jobs for more than thirty years, I was diagnosed with many of the repetitive movement patterns shared by my clients. That makes a difference to the tax accountants who value their chair massages during their high-stress times each year.
You can ask the retired gentleman who thought his hip would never allow him to play golf again how he felt on the 18th hole in September after three months of regular neuromuscular massage. Ask him if massage made a difference in his life.
You can ask the cerebral palsy client the value of regular deep tissue and clinical massage, which was able to help break down scar tissue. His leg muscles were rehabilitated and circulation improved so he has 95 percent fewer falls each year.
Ask the mother of a 2 year old and 3 month old of the value of massage as pain is relieved in her shoulder and neck, as well as in her inflammed tendons in the elbow. Ask if that improved her quality of her life.
Perhaps the client with Parkinson's can tell you about the value of reducing medications because of more body control due to the mental healing benefits of massage.
The 76-year-old woman who received her first massage for relaxation will tell you the value of improved neck movement that she had not had for 16 years.
The 45-year-old man who plays two hours of soccer up to three times a week will speak of the value of massage for tired muscles and how it aids in injury prevention.
The fibromyalgia client receives gentle touch massage and now has improved range of motion in her shoulder after a rotator cuff injury, and now she doesn't fear having a frozen shoulder.
Ask the accident victim who receives muscle relaxation to support the bone structure that her chiropractor is adjusting if walking and standing upright is different when her pain is reduced.
Each of these clients can share you a different value of therapeutic massage. Or just ask me. It changed my life. I was diagnosed 15 years ago with fibromyalgia and reflex sympathetic dystrophy and couldn't give a handshake without pain. Now I am a clinical massage therapist, personal trainer, corrective exercise specialist, yoga therapist and owner of Shift Fitness and Massage, LLC.
Tammy Shaw-Sykes has Associates Degrees in Clinical Massage and Personal Training. She is a professional member of The National Association of Personal Trainers, The American Massage Therapist Association, and The National Association of Sports Medicine and Yoga Alliance, as well as the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. In addition, Tammy is a Senior Fitness Specialist and enjoys teaching at assisted living facilities throughout the area. Contact her at Shift Fitness and Massage, 1304 University Ave. NE, Suites 301-302, Minneapolis.


In the beta the flinch was great. Kinda sick of lightning people up and them still being able to stay on me. I don't even notice any flinch when being shot, besides a small bit red on the edge of my screen. I just stand in the pocket and keep shooting.
Why did they nerf it out of the game?
I'd imagine the same reason they removed 9-bangs from Blackout: people were bitching about it.


Alice Napoleon is an electric system policy analyst focusing on review of energy efficiency program design, administration, cost recovery, and cost-benefit analysis. In her 12 years at Synapse Energy Economics, she has co-authored dozens of reports and led major projects for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on quantifying the benefits of clean energy resources and for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on strategic energy management. In collaboration with the Industrial Energy Analysis group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, she managed the development of a toolkit for energy efficiency program administrators to incorporate DOE's Superior Energy Performance™ (SEP) into their portfolios. Also for the U.S. DOE, she currently heads the effort to develop program design resources for program administrators on more general strategic energy management.
Ms. Napoleon has provided testimony and testimony assistance before public utility commissions across the United States and Canada, including in California, Delaware, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, New Jersey, Nova Scotia, South Carolina and Virginia. She conducted extensive research on current federal weatherization and ratepayer-funded low-income electric energy efficiency program efforts in U.S. states and submitted testimony regarding program design and administration of low-income energy efficiency services in South Carolina and Nova Scotia. Ms. Napoleon provided extensive and ongoing expert analysis and support for the State of New Jersey regarding its state- and utility-administered residential, low-income, commercial, and industrial energy efficiency and combined heat and power programs. As a part of this effort, she conducted expert analysis, drafted testimony, and provided litigation support for the state regarding program design, budgets, performance, marketing, evaluation, cost-benefit analysis, and overlap between utility- and state-administered programs.
In addition to energy efficiency, Ms. Napoleon works at the leading edge of alternative utility regulation, providing ongoing consulting services in New York's Reforming the Energy Vision process. She has drafted comments for the National Resources Defense Council and other stakeholders in the NY REV process. Other work related to the Utility of the Future includes co-authoring a report on utility performance incentive mechanisms for the Western Interstate Energy Board (WIEB) and testifying on implementation of advanced metering in Nova Scotia.
In addition to strong analytical skills, Ms. Napoleon has expertise and extensive experience facilitating collaborative stakeholder processes, including facilitating and providing technical analysis in support of demand-side resource policy working groups in Colorado, Maryland, and South Carolina. Currently, she serves as a member of the National Energy Efficiency Registry Advisory Committee to develop its functionality and operating rules.
Ms. Napoleon previously worked at Resource Insight, Inc. where she supported investigations of electric, gas, steam, and water resource issues, primarily in the context of reviews by state utility regulatory commissions. She holds an MA in Public Administration from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a BA in Economics from Rutgers University.


School's out! I am not sure who loves to hear those words more—kids or teachers! Can I get an "amen?" Old and young alike are looking forward to sunset barbecues, beach days with family, copious amounts of sunshine, and a little more sleep. In my school days as a youngster in Wisconsin, it was all about, "Heading Up North'." It's a well-deserved break for everyone, and I hope yours is unforgettable!
However, it's important to remember that just because school's out doesn't mean learning has to go out the window, as well. Education isn't just for classrooms! Lifelong learning is a pursuit that will serve kids (and adults) well for the rest of their lives.
In this global, knowledge-based economy with an endless database of instantaneous information at our fingertips, students need an insatiable appetite for learning. This means not only expanding their subject knowledge, but also having diverse interests. What ways are you as a parent, mentor, or teacher helping them explore other subject areas that challenge their minds or satisfy their curiosity?
I grew up living the simple life in small-town Wisconsin. It was a childhood I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. I spent most of my free time either playing sports or hanging out in the woods with my friends. But, while that got me through high school and college just fine, I began to notice something early in my career… most of my peers were more intellectually well-rounded than me. I especially noticed it at gatherings when politics and world affairs were discussed.
I knew I had some serious catching up to do, especially considering the growing number of client meetings I attended. Thankfully, once I committed to stepping up my intellectual game, my confidence grew. It made a huge difference in my investment management career. Looking back, I regret delaying that process.
Here are some ways you can help your teen (or yourself) engage in continued learning this summer and always. Encourage them to step outside of their comfort zone—I promise the benefits will be bountiful.
Visit the library and check out a book on a topic of interest unrelated to your career. A country you've always wanted to visit. A hobby you'd like to pursue. A historical figure you've always admired. An era that intrigues you.
Encourage the young people you know to stretch their wings a little and be lifelong learners. It'll help them advance in life and make them more well-rounded, dynamic, and confident people.
How do YOU keep sharp and keep building your repertoire of skills and knowledge?
Ah, the blame game. We've all played it. Most of the time, it simply doesn't feel good to accept responsibility when we've fallen short, so we cast the blame on others (e.g., "If my teacher wasn't so rude, I wouldn't have failed the class." "I know I got a speeding ticket, but my friend made me late!" "My teammates cost us the win.").
However, we're all human, so we make mistakes. Every single one of us. Sometimes those mistakes are completely innocent and happen by accident, and sometimes they stem from a bad decision, a character flaw, or selfish motives. But no matter what, mistakes and shortfalls are part of life. While no one keeps track, they number well into the thousands in a lifetime. That being the case, one has to wonder why it's so difficult for us to admit our mistakes and accept responsibility.
Is it because the words "I'm sorry" don't come easily? In such cases, it's sometimes easier (and feels less shameful) to blame others and make excuses. Our pride gets in the way.
Or, maybe we fear how others will react. For people who have been victims of abuse, this is a natural response.
People who are prone to blame others first are actually reflecting their own insecurities. Implicitly, they assume their relationships can't withstand an acknowledgement of a mistake or shortfall. However, it's a false assumption, especially since most people appreciate it when someone admits a mistake and asks for forgiveness.
You can TAKE responsibility, apologize if appropriate, do what you can to make things right, and commit to doing better the next time around.
You can DODGE responsibility, blame someone else (or the circumstances), and walk away from the situation – leaving others (and yourself!) with the problem you created.
Choice #1 will gain you the respect of your family, peers, and colleagues and help you learn from your mistake. It's an act of integrity. Choice #2, on the other hand, will damage your reputation and deprive you of a valuable opportunity for personal growth.
Refusing to own up to our shortfalls creates a blind spot in our lives—one that might cause us to miss out on great opportunities to learn and grow! That professor who was "biased" against you? She could have turned out to be a great tutor. The coach you were convinced benched you every game because "he didn't like you?" He could have been a great trainer and helped you up your game. That "jealous" classmate? She could have helped you become a better friend.
The long and short of it is this: Accepting responsibility is a hallmark of a true leader and a sign of maturity. The next time you're tempted to blame first, swallow your pride and admit that you fell short. You'll be respected and admired by others when you do… and you might be surprised by the grace they extend to you in return!
Do you find it difficult to admit your mistakes and accept that you aren't perfect? Why? How do you develop the value of taking responsibility for mistakes in your teens or students?


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KB Home announced that it has opened its first model at EastVillage. The builder will offer two separate collections priced from the high $300's. The collections include: Classic Collection – featuring 13 floor plans from 1,491-3,475 sq. ft. View collection at https://www.kbhome.com/new-homes-austin/eastvillage-classic-collection Heritage Collection – featuring 14 floor plans from 1,360-2,898 sq. ft. View collection…
The 425-acre, mixed-use campus EastVillage broke ground June 22 in Northeast Austin. The $1 billion Tech Ridge-area project from Reger Holdings LLC is expected to include a suite of residential, retail and office facilities to be built across five phases, including 466 single-family homes and 2,000 multifamily units; nearly 400,000 square feet of retail, restaurant…
Four high-profile properties in Austin have received nearly $280 million in construction financing. Madison Realty Capital announced that it has provided a $278.5 million construction loan for the four properties to the developer, Reger Holdings, a real estate investment and development company based in West Seneca, N.Y. Madison Realty Capital is a real estate private…
425-Acre Mixed-Use Development Set to Break Ground in Northeast Austin
Another new mixed-use development is set to transform northeast Austin – but it won't be completed for a while. EastVillage will be located on Parmer Lane across from Austin's Samsung plant. The development's website calls it an "anchor to the Tech Ridge corridor," which also includes Dell, General Motors, 3M and other tech start-ups. The $1 billion project will have more than…


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California Supreme Court limits issues for review in Nickerson v. Stonebridge
Last month we reported on the California Supreme Court's grant of review in Nickerson v. Stonebridge Life Insurance. The plaintiff's petition in that case raised three issues, and the Supreme Court granted review without limiting the issues, meaning that all three issues were in play.
This week, however, the court has issued an order taking two of the three issues off the table, and limiting review to the second issue raised in the petition:
Is an award of attorney fees under Brandt v. Superior Court (1985) 37 Cal.3d 813 properly included as compensatory damages where the fees are awarded by the jury, but excluded from compensatory damages when they are awarded by the trial court after the jury has rendered its verdict? (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.516(a)(1).)
That means the court will not be considering these two other issues raised by the petition:
1. In calculating the 10:1 ratio between punitive and compensatory damages, the Court of Appeal held that the policy proceeds must be excluded. Two other published California decisions follow this approach; and one published opinion rejects it. Does due process require that the policy proceeds be excluded from the compensatory damages used to compute the ratio between punitive and compensatory damages?
3. Both the trial court and the Court of Appeal stated that the $350,000 punitive-damage award in this case was too low to deter Stonebridge from engaging in the same misconduct. Yet both courts felt "constrained" by due process to award no more than 10 times the compensatory award. If the courts determine that punitive damages reduced on the basis of a 10:1 ratio to compensatory damages will not deter a defendant from repeating its misconduct, can they permit substantially higher ratios without offending due process?
By taking issue #3 off the table, the Supreme Court has narrowed the potential impact of this case considerably. The Supreme Court's decision on that issue would have affected all punitive damages cases, but now the decision will be limited to an issue that arises only in the context of insurance bad faith.
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Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will revamp their overdraft charges next year for customers who exceed their limit.
Those who go beyond their cap for a short period will generally be better off when the changes come into force on 1 February next year. However, those who remain in the red for longer periods could pay more (see the Bank Charges reclaiming guide).
The key change is the Government-backed banks, both part of the RBS Group, are replacing the existing structure with a £6 per day fee while overdrawn and a £6 per rejected transaction charge. Interest will also be removed on what the bank calls 'unarranged overdrafts'.
The moves comes as the Government is currently consulting on moves to ensure fairer bank charges, which was one of its coalition pledges.
Natwest and RBS cut a number of overdraft fees in September last year (see the Bank charges slashed MSE News story).
The following charges will all disappear: the £20 monthly fee for being over your limit, the £15 charge (max. £90 per month) for any day a transaction is authorised that takes you over or keeps you over your limit, and the £15 fee (max. £90 per month) for each transaction authorised by a cheque guarantee card that takes you or keeps you over your limit. The £15 fees are only charged if £15 or more over your limit. There is no buffer for the £20 monthly fee.
They will be replaced with a £6 per day fee for every day you remain in an unarranged overdraft, if over a £6 buffer. This is charged if the account is overlimit at the end of a day.
The £5 fee for a rejected transaction (max £50 per month) rises to £6 (max. £60 per month).
Anyone with a basic, graduate or student account won't incur any daily unarranged overdraft fees but will be hit by the new rejected transaction charge.
The model is similar to Halifax and Bank of Scotland's (Hbos) £5 per day fee for exceeding your limit. While RBS charges while in an unarranged overdraft are higher, Hbos's £1 per day for an arranged overdraft has angered many customers.
There will be no change to Natwest or RBS's fees for arranged overdrafts where interest is charged at up to 19.89%, with no daily fees.
Generally speaking, if you are only overdrawn for a short period you will be better off. For example, the minimum current charge is over £35 for exceeding your limit by more than £15 (the £20 monthly fee, the £15 fee for taking you over and any interest).
If you are overdrawn for five days, assuming no transactions are declined, the maximum you can pay under the new system will be £30.
However, the £6 daily fee is unlimited so if you stay overlimit for 30 days, you face £180 in charges.
Natwest and RBS have produced six typical scenarios, as stipulated by the Office of Fair Trading, highlighting how customers are affected. In four of those, account holders will be better off, but in two they will be worse off.
Notes: Where payment is made, it's assumed transaction is accepted. Calculations exclude interest charges. (i) assumes over £6 buffer. (ii) assumes one payment took you less then £15 overlimit, but other three took you over £15 overlimit.
The banks will introduce a free text and email alert system, which customers must register for. It will warn those who exceed their limit, giving them time to pay money in that day. It will also remind customers five days later if they are still in the red.


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Jesus tells us that "every scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven is like a master of a house, who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old" (Matthew 13:52, ESV). I am what you might call a modern scribe: I am a translator and publisher of the Scriptures into the language of an unreached people in Chad. It is my job and privilege to handle "what is old," the ancient and sacred writings passed down for millennia by prophets and priests, scribes and monks, publishers and translators. What a treasure it is! A fount of knowledge, the very words of God, life eternal, kept in the living storehouse of the Church.
Jesus' words also challenge me to bring out "what is new." What "new" thing do God's people have to offer? In Jesus' day, it was his very body, the incarnate Word of God, little-baby-new Jesus himself. The Word always needs to be communicated to a new generation. Not altered or edited, but communicated afresh so that lost people as well as God's people can see, touch, feel, and hear the salvation of God for them and receive it with their whole person. "What is new" is a gift to our creativity, as well as an awakening of our hearts to love others—whole persons—as Jesus does.
How do we speak God's Word to unreached people in a "new" and fresh way? This can only be answered through real and personal relationships with them. But the question is also relevant for how we go about our scribal work of Bible translation and publication. We have a precious few Christian friends who are working hard with us to produce God's Word in their native tongue. The modern Chadian state functions in French—the jobs and the money are in French. So very little is written in the heart language of this unreached people. For this reason, we are producing this publication in their native tongue so that the presentation of God's Word beckons a hearing of it.
As of 2016, we have begun working on an illustrated edition of Genesis 1-3. No expense has been spared in this effort. As an alabaster jar of perfume poured on Jesus' feet, we pray that this "new" addition would be a pleasant aroma, adorning the "old" and sacred Word.
First, the illustrations are the original work of Sara Ronnevik, a member of the CLB and professional artist from Minnesota. She is as excited as we are to see God's Word communicated to readers, to the illiterate, and to children in vivid color. Second, bucking a long trend in Bible translation, we have been willing to quadruple our printing costs in order to publish this edition in hardback. An ancient and precious treasure deserves a sturdy chest—especially in hot, humid Chad. This is likely the first and only book people will own; love compels us to give them the best we can. Third, we must consider the context: in this context sacred text is written by hand. So, at least for this first edition of Genesis 1-3, we are writing the text out in an easy-to-read calligraphy hand.
But we're not going to give up on a generation so easily! We have also committed to making this book accessible in as many ways as possible.
We have already printed the text and illustrations of Genesis chapter one in a sturdy banner. It is unrolled like a scroll before an audience of friends as the story of Creation is revealed to them, paragraph by paragraph, one fish, bird and creeping thing at a time. They are transfixed, and I cannot wait to bring the rest of the story to them when it is completed.
Additionally, we are publishing two editions of Genesis 1-3, one with the Latin alphabet that we all use, and one with the Arabic alphabet.
A final stage in the project is to record an audio reading of the text, and combine it with the illustrations in a sort of video slide show. Cell phones have exploded onto the local Chadian economy. In their spare time people will sit around listening to any audio material that they can obtain and pass around with Bluetooth. With such a medium, God's Word will spread all on its own.
Does the effort and expense sound overwhelming? Believe me, to be entrusted with such a treasure is pure joy.
Nathanael S. serves Lutheran Brethren International Mission with his wife Carrie and their four children as missionaries to the unreached people of Chad.


When it comes to lap dogs, Cashmere is one of the best there is! A tiny bit reserved at first, Cashmere is an absolute lovebug once she gets to know you. Her favorite place to be is in your lap showering you with kisses. Give her a chance and she's sure to win your heart. If you would like to know more about Cashmere, please call the San Clemente/Dana Point Animal Shelter at 949.492.1617, or visit with her at 221 Avenida Fabricante, San Clemente.


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10 Cool Reminder Apps
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Need to keep on top of your daily ins and outs? We've rounded up some of the best reminder app available for you to sink your teeth into.
These reminder applications will get you ready for 2019, and provide you with good tools for your day-to-day life.
What Is the Coolest Reminder App?
1. Todoist (Mac/iOS/Android/Windows/Web)
2. Notion (Mac/Web/iOS)
3. TickTick (Mac/Web/Windows/Android/iOS)
4. Things 3 (Mac/iOS) - $9.99/$49.99 ($19.99 iPad)
5. Microsoft To-Do (Android/iOS/Web/Microsoft Store)
6. WeDo (Android/Web/iOS)
7. Nozbe (Android/Web/Mac/Windows/iOS)
8. RTM (Android/iOS)
9. Any.DO (Android/Web/Mac/iOS)
10. MeisterTask (Android/Web/iOS)
The Coolest Reminder App You Can Get
What Is The Coolest Reminder App?
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There are plenty of Reminder Apps on the market to choose from, all with a variety of interesting and useful features.
Below are our personal choices, in no particular order:
The first one is Todoist - this is still our app of choice, and we use this application on a daily basis. We use it to visualize all of our tasks, sub tasks and more across our day.
We think Todoist will continue to improve on their views and layouts over the course of the year - over time, Todoist has become more of a list experience and we think that given time they're going to evolve into multi views.
By this we mean being able to visualize things in different to-do formats and what's quite interesting is that they had quite the event a couple of years ago that showed their potential.
Todoist ran an experiment on their windows a couple of years ago, something that showed enough promise to make people want to implement it.
So far, they haven't changed the product a huge deal, with more minor updates in improving the rigidness of the resource, but this is something we really appreciate, because Todoist is awesome when it's offline.
We really love it and it works really well consistently, and services its purpose brilliantly as a reminder app.
The next resource we had to include is not a to do list application per se, but something that we can imagine is going to be a very big contender soon, and that is Notion.
Notion is very similar to Trello, Dropbox Paper and Google Drive, but what it does is provides you with a hub to go in and choose your own layout and resources.
It's similar to creating your own intranet for yourself; we were impressed by it, and though it's in its early stages, we definitely recommend if you want one that's a bit different, but has to-do list functionality.
Next is TickTick - we've been so impressed by TickTick and think it has the capacity to get pretty big and be a very popular to do list application.
TickTick is very simple, following the same sort of model and feature set as Todoist, but it provides you with a layer of calendar that its rival is lacking at the moment.
TickTick provides you with a great experience for beginners and intermediates in the productivity space and is definitely one to keep an eye out for.
They're getting ready to implement a big feature set, and the developers are always releasing new stuff constantly.
TickTick 4.0 came out recently, the Android version releasing Pomodoro timers as part of the update - pretty intricate stuff, so it's definitely worth checking them out to see what they're up to.
Things 3 is next up, and although it'll be a while before it gets an update - they take a lot of time to develop a new version – we do think Things 3 will come out with a update that will tweak a few things about its system.
At the moment, it's very simplistic and very basic; we imagine they're going to be adding a lot more stuff very soon, such as subtasks and other features.
Things 3 offers the perfect balance between design and to do list application, so if you're looking for a really simple heavy personal experience, Things 3 is brilliant for that optionality; highly recommended if you're an iOS and Mac lover, it'll be great for you.
Number 5 on our list is Microsoft To-Do - although we're very speculative about Microsoft To-Do, mainly because it's so small at the moment and they haven't really officially released and pushed it, we think it will be big as its an office 365 product, and that in itself is something that a lot of people use.
Admittedly, many people struggle to find a resource in the personal productivity space that works alongside their subscriptions at their office.
However, if you're an office 365 visitor, you will get Microsoft To-Do as a personal product included in the package and you can use it to organize your own tasks, so we think it's going to fill a huge gap in the market and will become a utility that people will take home and work with away from the office.
It has a fantastic chance at thriving in the office 365 space, but perhaps not the main market where the big boys are playing.
The next application is WeDo – this came out of nowhere and we it's a very impressive application that has had a lot of time spent developing it.
While it is very simple at the moment, it brings together habit tracking and a to-do list experience, which we think is quite intuitive. We also like how playful and fun it is, so we're definitely watching WeDo over the course of the year.
Now Nozbe is a personal productivity application, but a team productivity application, so we recommend it as a heavy professional tool in the productivity matrix.
What we really like about Nozbe, and what we think it does very well, is providing that personal experience, but we can see them going for a design overhaul on a lot of the applications.
In our honest opinion, Nozbe is a brilliant application but the design is the thing that lacks. In a way, it's very similar to Todoist; the design is brilliant, but it needs a fresh face to make it more appealing to the current market. Hopefully, it'll receive a design overhaul in the not too distant future.
The next app up is RTM, which stands for 'remember the milk.' The developers seem to have stayed around for a year-and-a-half since their relaunch, having relaunched as a new application and it's pretty impressive.
It's on the iOS and Android, as well as on the web, and offers a very smooth experience, but we do think RTM are going to be trying to get back into people's applications list by spending more time on their design and UI efforts.
With the way that they have presented themselves we can see this being not too difficult, as their onboarding is on point, and that's something that they're going to chase back into the game this year.
Number 9 is Any.DO - the Any.DO team always seem to be adding and focusing on a lot of advanced functionality, although the experience is quite basic, it provides you with a good experience to get going with.
If you're looking for a light professional application that you can use in the workplace, Any.DO is perfect. As far as their goals, Any.DO will more than likely focus on AI and putting more attention towards the actual experience, and more of the ability to add tasks in a faster manner.
So our tenth and final 2018 contender is Meistertask. The team at Meister Labs are very impressive in developing such a good resource, something that they're also pushing forward with and are looking to release a business experience very soon.
Next on their itinerary is putting more and more attention into this, and this is an app we always see Apple recommend (and other people) recommend when you're using it with a team, so I they're definitely going to be growing and growing.
So that's it for our coolest reminder app recommendations!
As you can clearly see, there are a range of different to-do apps to suit every different taste, with some taking the more traditional reminder route, and others having a unique take on personal productivity.
As developers keep working on these apps, more and more intuitive features will present themselves to consumers, and these apps will become powerhouse in daily organization.
So, which of these is your favorite app, and which one can you see yourself picking up next? Let us know which one takes your fancy, and let us know if there are any you think that are missing that deserve to be on this list!


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Preselling furniture, so make sure to contact us if you see something you're interested in!
Kitchen : Dishes, Bakeware, Pyrex, Ball Mason jars, roasting pans, cutting boards, Black and Decker toaster oven, grape/wine decor, wine glasses, glass pitchers, Cooks crock pot, George Forman machine, Tupperware, wicker baskets, table runners, Chefmate cast iron skillet, cast iron griddle, vintage Cousances #6 cast iron pot with lid, cooking utensils, electric knife, antique Kolster radio cabinet, vintage buffet with glass doors (working skeleton key), White Clad ice box, Chefmate sandwich maker, deluxe corkscrew opener, barware, office supplies and Mary Henderson artwork.
Sunroom : Drafting table, wooden TV armoire, Rugs, wicker sofa and glass top table, lamps and artwork.
Family room : Sectional sofa, large area rug, Himalayan salt lamp, handpainted toy chest, wood/wicker rocking chair, clock, vintage wash stand with towel bar, lamps, Lenox glass eggs, Sunnyland washboard, fireplace accessories, Xbox 360 Gears of War edition, Transformer toy, Xbox 360 Green camo color with an orange face (unknown model or edition), handmade wooden children's bench with drawer storage, vintage maps, National Geographic magazines, angel statues, scenic artwork, small vintage dresser/hutch on wheels, Department 56 figurines, Encyclopedias, vintage books, The Harvard Classics deluxe edition set of books and more artwork.
Dining Room : brass/glass wall sconces, watercolor artwork by SHarmon, Karastan 8 x 10 area rug, vintage Royal typewriter, Keystone Mfg Co 16mm camera, artwork, mirrors, milk glass platter, vintage China, Lenox platter, Swarovski butterfly figurine, vintage Metalcrafters brass figurines, Harden drop leaf end table, fruit decor, vases, decanter, decorative glass birdhouse, wooden dining room set with 8 chairs, large wooden buffet with mirror, small wooden buffet with mirror.
Den/Office : Yamaha drum with case, Looney Tunes framed artwork, projector screen, artwork, Sentry safe, RCA videodisks, coffee table, book shelf, glass end table, lamps, vintage yearbooks, RCA VHS player, Kenwood receiver and speaker, Aiwa speaker, Lladros, military model tankers & trucks, skeleton keys, flask, collector coins and stamps.
Master Bedroom : King size bedroom set. Includes:headboard, footboard, dresser, mirror and two nightstands. Lamps, upholstered bench and artwork by J.Gaston.
Second bedroom : Lamps, luggage, dumbells, domino's, mirror, books, stuffed animals, artwork, wooden nesting tables Monsters of the Midway Chicago Bears pillow, wooden nightstand, full size headboard and footboard, dresser with mirror and dresser with hutch.
Third bedroom : artwork, musical keyboard, lamp, towels, twin size wooden headboard with drawer storage and matching dresser.
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Misc items : ironing board, dog crate, Brinks safe, ironing board, wicker stool, vintage crock, handpainted dresser, first aid items, cleaning supplies, vintage wooden trunk, and Republic Boxwood cast iron stove!


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The former industrial town Gustavsberg, located just over 20 km from Stockholm, is undergoing an urban development to relieve the strong pressure on Stockholm's housing market and infrastructure, by making Gustavsberg more attractive, not just for residents, but also for visitors.
Värmdö municipality
120,000 m²
Ramboll Sverige AB
C.F. Møller Architects in collaboration with Tredje Natur
The area of the proposal consists of the port area, as well as central areas of Gustavsberg and comprises potentially 300,000 m² of new urban development, comprising homes, retail outlets and commercial and recreational functions. The proposal is focused on innovating the town's centre as a recreational area, to create unique and attractive living and residential conditions.
The centre of Gustavsberg lies in a valley encircled by four granite hills and protected ecosystems. The area also has two adjacent marine areas, in the form of Farstaviken and Ösbyträsk. The connection to these will be re-established to create a town in close contact with the countryside, bringing nature right into the centre.
The proposal are based on the unique landscape around its centre and the new urban centre is built up closely around a green corridor in which urban nature, rainwater and residents' initiatives can be combined to create a new narrative. In this way, the residents' day-to-day lives will be linked directly to nature, the community and the region's major recreational potential.
Gustavsberg has a longstanding, strong building tradition and cultural history. The proposal suggests that the new centre will complement a number of the existing outstanding buildings in the area, which are rooted in the Golden Age of Swedish functionalism.
As a part of the process Värmdö Municipality involved the residents and held a dialogue meeting where ideas were presented to the town's residents and politicians and got a good response from both older and younger contributors. The dialogue with residents helped to lay the foundation for part of the political consultation on the development of Gustavsberg.


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Q: Prestashop basic module, small adjusting I created file mymodule.php for Prestashop 1.4
<?php
if (!defined('_CAN_LOAD_FILES_'))
    exit;

class MyModule extends Module
{
    function __construct()
    {
        $this->name = "mymodule";
        $this->version = "1.0";
        $this->author = "Tomtop";
        $this->tab = "front_office_features";

        $this->_postErrors = array();

        parent::__construct();

        $this->displayName = $this->l("My Module Name");
        $this->description = $this->l("This is my module description.");
    }

    protected function setConfig($key,$value)
    {
        return Configuration::updateValue($this->name.$key,$value,true);
    }

    protected function getConfig($value)
    {
        return Configuration::get($this->name.$value);
    }

    protected function deleteConfig($value)
    {
        return Configuration::deleteByName($this->name.$value);
    }

    function install()
    {
        if (!parent::install()
            OR !$this->registerHook('home')
            OR !$this->registerHook('footer')
        )
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    public function uninstall()
    {
        parent::uninstall();

        return true;
    }

    public function hookHome($params)
    {

    }

    public function hookfooter($params)
    {

    }

    private function _postProcess()
    {
        $this->_html .= '
'.$this->l("Updated")."
";
    }

    public function getContent()
    {
        $this->_html .= "
".$this->displayName."
";

        if (Tools::isSubmit("submit"))
        {
            $this->_postProcess();
        }

        $this->_displayForm();

        return $this->_html;
    }

    private function _displayForm()
    {
        $this->_html .= '<form action="'.$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'" method="post">

            <fieldset>
                <legend>'.$this->l('Settings').'</legend>

                <input type="submit" name="submit" value="'.$this->l('Upgrade').'" class="button" />
            </fieldset>
        </form>';
    }
}

Where in above code should be added mymodule.tpl template, which contain main html code, i.e.
return $this->display(__FILE__, 'mymodule.tpl');
Also, in which place in mymodule.php to add js and css files that are linked in head tag like this:
public function hookHeader()
{
    Tools::addJS($this->_path.'js/myjscript1.js');
    Tools::addJS($this->_path.'js/myjscript2.js');
    Tools::addCSS($this->_path.'css/mymodule.css', 'all');
}

And where should be added global $smarty; if it required in above code?

A: The hookHeader should be declared in the install method.
You should reference global $smarty at the beginning of each class method that needs to use $smarty.
That means that in the methods where you'll be using $this->display() to render a .tpl you should also add the global $smarty to be able to use the $smarty->assign() method.

A: Anything returned by the functions hookHome() and hookFooter() will be displayed when the hook points are rendered. Ignoring smarty to begin with you can just do something like:
public function hookHome($params)
{
  return "
Wow, my module displays something
";
}

You may of course want to use a template file with your module -- although you don't have to. If you are going to use a smarty template then you can declare a global instance within the hook functions.
public function hookHome($params)
{
  global $smarty;
  ...
  ...

As noted in Mihai's answer you will also have to modify the install function should you want to insert the css and js using the "header" hook:
function install()
{
    if (!parent::install()
        OR !$this->registerHook('home')
        OR !$this->registerHook('footer')
        OR !$this->registerHook('header')
    )
        return false;
    return true;
}

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Multitalented law alum rises to the top of his field
Home » Gold & Blue Magazine » Multitalented law alum rises to the top of his field
Lawyer extraordinaire
by Melanie Skaggs (M.A. '02)
Speaker, writer, pianist, performer, traveler and polyglot.
Claude Ducloux (J.D. '76) of Austin is all these things but, most of all, he is the "Dear Abby" for lawyers who need advice on handling sensitive situations. He educates more than 900 attorneys each month through a legal education webcast.
"I always try to leave a moral lesson to promote the rule of law," Ducloux said.
Law alum Claude Ducloux sitting at a piano in his Austin home.
Whether in the courtroom or singing with the Bar & Grill Singers – a group of Austin attorneys who perform musical satire across the nation – Ducloux is center stage like his mother, a well-known opera singer; and his father, an opera director, symphony conductor and pianist.
"My whole life, I have felt I was spinning three plates up on sticks," Ducloux said.
Nicknamed "Zip" as a kid, Ducloux has always liked moving fast. He completed his bachelor's degree in three years, served two years in the U.S. Army and graduated from the St. Mary's University School of Law a semester early.
"There's never been an hour with enough days in it," Ducloux joked.
During law school, Ducloux balanced work, studies and special programs. He participated in mock trial and reached the semifinals in moot court as a first-year student. He also worked as a piano player to earn extra money, tickling the ivories five nights a week at the Old San Francisco Steakhouse.
"I appreciated my experience at St. Mary's. I have heartwarming, wonderful memories," said Ducloux, who served as president of the St. Mary's University Law Alumni Association.
Today, Ducloux runs a private practice and teaches continuing legal education courses as the director of education, ethics and compliance for AffiniPay-LawPay. Of his many accolades, one of the most significant has been receiving the State Bar of Texas' highest honor, the 2011 Gene Cavin Award for Lifetime Achievement in Legal Education.
"Claude is the consummate lawyer: always articulate, perceptive and engaged," said Vincent R. Johnson, J.D., LL.D., Interim Dean of the St. Mary's University School of Law. "While he has excelled in Texas courtrooms, his real claim to fame is the work he has done to champion the cause of high ethical standards in the legal profession.
Claude is the epitome of 'the good lawyer'."
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Donations help put School of Law vision within grasp
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Before Sister Norma Pimentel (M.A. '89) became executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, was named among TIME's Most Influential People or was recognized by Pope Francis for her work with refugees at the U.S.-Mexico Border, she dreamed of being an artist.
Cybersecurity degree nets prestigious designation from NSA, DHS
Being recognized as a National Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense is more than securing a prominent designation for St. Mary's University — it also guarantees for students that their program is recognized by the federal government.
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On Saturday March 19th @ 8:00pm, come join us at the Legion in Jasper to celebrate the arrival of the first modern climbing guidebook for Jasper National Park.
Books will be available at the launch for $35 (cash only). Due in stores on April 8th, at which time it will become available online as well.
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I'm adding this to my TBR list. It sounds fascinating.
I have this added to my list because I have a teenage girl who goes to sleepovers and what better way to increase my anxiety?! HA! Thanks for featuring this excerpt!
It's a great suspenseful thriller!
Warm water therapy exercise classes, not the kind you meant, but good for what ails you…….


A cooperatively scheduled, FCFS multitasking environment is one of the easiest to control and use. Background tasks are scheduled into the order of their arrival. Each of the Background tasks maintains control of the CPU only for as long as is necessary for it to do whatever portion of its work is required at that time. Interference from other Background tasks is eliminated, which simplifies debugging and testing.
Why use the Novos FCFS Environment?
The Novos FCFS Environment also supports pre-emptive scheduling of Foreground tasks (FG tasks), which operate at higher priorities than the FCFS scheduled BG tasks. Any FG task can pre-empt a BG task but a BG task cannot pre-empt another BG task because all BG tasks, except the Idle Task, have the same priority level.
The mixed capability of the Novos FCFS Environment provides a very clean, provable operating environment that covers a broad spectrum of applications, including some that are mission critical.
The Novos FCFS Environment is fully documented. We offer two separately available volumes of documentation for the Novos FCFS Environment, for a small charge. A System Reference Guide explains the Novos FCFS Environment design, its classes and how to use it. A Services Reference Guide gives a complete description of each Novos FCFS Environment API. Get the code and the docs and see how all of it can help on your next application.


Audio Technica AT-OC9ML/II Dual Moving MicroCoil cartridge is a significant achievement in precision manufacturing, with tolerances held to mere thousandths of an inch.
Stringent quality control assures that these tolerances, as well as performance criteria, are maintained by every AT-OC9ML/II cartridge. The PCOCC coil enables purer transmission because it is not subject to grain boundaries in the direction of transmission. There is also a dual-coil system for maximum channel separation.


The YMCA of Greater Moncton is a charitable organization that contributes to the development of spirit, mind and body, and to the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. The Y is best known for its focus on health and wellness which reaches far beyond the gyms and swimming pool in our facility. From infants to seniors, education to employment, homelessness to physical fitness, we approach all of our programs and services with an eye on the healthy development of our community.
The spirit of volunteerism can be seen every day at our Y… in the shape of a fitness instructor, a committee member, a tutor working with a child, or a youth helping out in babysitting. There are opportunities for everyone to get involved, regardless of age, experience, or how much time you have to give.


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ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AS AN INTEGRATED PART OF OPERATIONS
BE Group is working with environmental issues as an integrated part of the operations. We have an established platform for developing our environmental management and the challenge lies in measurable continuous improvements and a positive development of environmental performance. With our position between steel producers and customers, it is in the area of transport in particular that we are able to help lessen the environmental impact. In addition, we are continuously working to improve our facilities' energy consumption, emissions and waste management.
The foundation of our environmetal work is a Group environmental policy. It is continuously updated and is developed in a way to make it easy for the employees to see how they can contribute to reduce the environmental impact in their daily work.
A comprehensive environmental policy forms the basis of BE Group's environmental work. The policy states that BE Group shall:
As a minimum comply with current environmental legislation and requirements from local authorities.
Be economical in the use of energy and natural resources.
Work to decrease the amount of waste and emissions from our facilities.
Identify opportunities to make adjustments benefiting the environment when making investments and changes in processes and facilities.
Maintain a high level of awareness on environmental issues through ongoing training.
Document and communicate environmental work to employees and provide open and objective information to external stakeholders.
BE Group is engaged in operations at two sites in Sweden for which environmental permits are required. In Finland, operations in one site require environmental permits. Group companies have obtained special permits to engage in operations in the countries where such permits are required. All operations within the Group, with the exception of operation in Lithuania and Lecor Stålteknik, are certified under the ISO 14001 environmental management system.
PRIORITIZED ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS
BE Group's objective is to continuously increase the proportion of deliveries to our warehouse facilities through rail and sea. Where this is not possible, deliveries are made by truck. We follow up and calculate the development of the transportation we use when it comes to shipments from the supplier to us and deliveries from our units to the customers.
Thanks to reduced use of oil and gas in favor of district heating, and the consolidation of the number of facilities, the trend has for some time been for BE Group's energy consumption to decline at its own facilities. In recent years, however, this trend has leveled off due to an increased proportion of production services sales. Efforts will continue in 2018, with, among other things, a mapping of energy consumption in our large units in Sweden and Finland.
EMISSIONS FROM PRODUCTION
BE Group's own operations cause only limited emissions. Emissions originate primarily from the production units in Malmö, Norrköping and Turku where operations such as painting and blasting are carried out. The filtration of solvents (VOCs) from painting facilities and dust from blasting and cutting equipment is highly efficient. All production units have the necessary environmental permits.
Residual materials in BE Group's operations are principally metals, wood and cardboard. These are sorted and recycled to the greatest possible extent. BE Group also carefully follows up the work of its suppliers of recycling services.


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Russia name provisional 30-man World Cup squad
The striker, who plays for England second-tier club Reading, has yet to appear for his country under Italian Capello and his international career appeared to be over.
Pogrebnyak's last appearance for Russia came against Greece in June 2012.
The former Fulham forward, who scored 13 goals in 39 Championship appearances this season, is the only player in the squad who plays his club football outside Russia.
As expected there was no room for Andrey Arshavin, Roman Pavlyuchenko or Dinyar Bilyaletdinov.
Arshavin and Pavlyuchenko have struggled to get much first team action with Zenit St Petersburg and Lokomotiv Moscow respectively this season.
Bilyaletdinov has just suffered relegation from the top flight with Anzhi Makhachkala after joining them on loan from Spartak Moscow.
Artem Dzyuba was included by Capello. The Spartak striker has spent this season on loan with Rostov and has scored 17 goals, the second highest in the Russian Premier League.
Fedor Smolov was omitted despite being a regular in Capello's previous squads.
He spent the second half of the season on loan at Anzhi but only scored twice in 10 matches.
The Italian has to cut his squad to 23 players by June 2.
The squad start their preparations with a friendly against Slovakia in St Petersburg on May 26.
Russia also have pre-World Cup friendlies against Norway and Morocco before leaving for Brazil.
Capello's team have been drawn in Group H along with South Korea, Belgium and Algeria as they make their first appearance at the finals in 12 years.
Goalkeepers: Igor Akinfeev (CSKA Moscow), Yury Lodygin (Zenit St Petersburg), Sergey Ryzhikov (Rubin Kazan)
Defenders: Alexander Anyukov (Zenit St Petersburg), Alexey Berezutskiy (CSKA Moscow), Vasili Berezutskiy (CSKA Moscow), Vladimir Granat (Dynamo Moscow), Andrey Eshchenko (Anzhi Makhachkala), Sergey Ignashevich (CSKA Moscow), Alexey Kozlov (Dynamo Moscow), Dmitry Kombarov (Spartak Moscow), Andrey Semenov (Terek Grozny), Georgi Schennikov (CSKA Moscow)
Midfielders: Vladimir Bystrov (Anzhi Makhachkala), Yury Gazinskiy (Krasnodar), Denis Glushakov (Spartak Moscow), Igor Denisov (Dynamo Moscow), Alan Dzagoev (CSKA Moscow), Yury Zhirkov (Dynamo Moscow), Alexey Ionov (Dynamo Moscow), Pavel Mogilevets (Rubin Kazan), Alexander Samedov (Lokomotiv Moscow), Victor Faizulin (Zenit St Petersburg), Oleg Shatov (Zenit St Petersburg), Roman Shirokov (Krasnodar)
Forwards: Artem Dzyuba (Rostov), Maxim Kanunnikov (Amkar Perm), Alexander Kerzhakov (Zenit St Petersburg), Alexander Kokorin (Dynamo Moscow), Pavel Pogrebnyak (Reading)
(Editing by Tony Jimenez)
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Ofori-Adjei, D.; Afriyie-Gyawu, E.; Ankrah, N. A.; Huebner, H.J.; Ofosuhene, M.; Kumi, J.; Johnson, N.M.; Tang, L.; Xu, L.; Jolly, P.E.; Ellis, W.O.; Williams, J.H.; Wang, J.S.; Phillips, T.D.
A 3-month double-blind and placebo-controlled, phase IIa clinical trial was conducted in Ghana to investigate the safety, tolerance and aflatoxin-sorption efficacy of dietary NovaSil (NS). Volunteers (507 subjects) were clinically screened to evaluate their general health, pregnancy status and blood AFB(1)-albumin adduct levels. Of these subjects, 177 were randomly assigned to three groups: high-dose (HD), low-dose (LD) and placebo-control (PL) groups receiving 3.0, 1.5 and 0 g NS day(-1) in capsules. Trained study-monitors supervised NS capsule administration to participants and recorded side-effects daily. Physical examinations were performed monthly. Blood and urine samples were collected for laboratory analysis. Approximately 92% of the participants (162 of 177) completed the study and compliance rate was over 97%. Overall, 99.5% of person x time reported no side-effects throughout the study. Mild to moderate health events (approximately 0.5% of person x time) were recorded in some participants. Symptoms included nausea, diarrhea, heartburn and dizziness. These side-effects were statistically similar among all three groups. No significant differences were shown in hematology, liver and kidney function or electrolytes in the three groups. These findings demonstrate that NS clay is apparently safe and practical for the protection of humans against aflatoxins in populations at high risk for aflatoxicosis.


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Q: How to dynamically create columns in a datagridview and assign titles to it and its rows? I am using a datagridview for which I am not using any datasource. I want to dynamically allocate values to it. Create my own selected number of columns and rows and name them.
Plus I want to add images to cells instead of data .
As for changing columns text we can use
grid.Columns[0].HeaderText = "First Column";
How to change use it for labeling rows?

A: Set the HeaderCell.Value for the row:
    DataGridView dgv = new DataGridView();
    dgv.Columns.Add("Foo", "Foo Text");
    dgv.Rows.Add();
    dgv.Rows[0].HeaderCell.Value = "Row Text";

    Form form = new Form();
    form.Controls.Add(dgv);
    Application.Run(form);


You know, if there's one good thing about acne, it's that so many people have experienced having it, you're never alone when fretting over pimples! This was especially true all throughout high school. For me, it seemed like that was the time of my life when I couldn't watch a single thing on television without seeing a commercial for acne-fighting products. Attacking acne is important to do early on and frequently!
Perhaps, these ads still show up on T.V. all the time, but when I was in high school, they certainly seemed to resinate with me and my classmates. And Who could blame us? It seemed like every one of us was waking up with pimples nearly every day! So naturally, we bought into these ads.
Cleansers, wipes, creams…you name it! And quite honestly, none of them ever seemed to truly work. The stinging sensation left by some of these products gave the impression that they were penetrating those nasty little bumps and doing away with them for good. But sure enough, the acne seemed to win the battle by rearing its ugly head (or heads actually) throughout our high school careers.
Now, for many of us, the end of our adolescence spelled the end of our battle with acne. But not for all of us. There are those who experience acne at later ages and wonder what they're doing wrong. The fear that maybe they're eating too much oily foods or perhaps not washing their faces well enough starts to set in.
But I wash everyday!" and "I don't eat junk food!" many exclaim. Oddly enough, one's diet and washing habits may not even have an impact on the acne they have. At least, not for everyone. I've read that there's no real way to predict how long one's acne will remain and what can be done to eliminate it.
But then again, I've also read about Microdermabrasion. And no, this isn't one of those crazy products advertised on T.V. It's actually a simply procedure that works to exfoliate skin to remove dead surface layers to treat conditions such as acne. Using what is known as a "Diamond Tome Wand", the Microdermabrasion procedure actually uses natural diamond chips to lift away dead skin cells!
How's that for fancy? Generally taking about a half hour to complete, the procedure creates much softer, smoother and acne-free skin. It also causes no disruption in the regular day-to-day activities of the patient. All that's needed is standard every day upkeep to keep the skin clean and moisturized.
And…you might want to keep away from the junk food too. There's other benefits to that as well!


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Q: exportar mi .php a pdf Actualmente lo estaba haciendo con DOMPDF, con php 5.3 , pero migre a un php 5.1 y DOMPDF no es compatible con esa versión de php.
necesito saber si existe alguna otra librería que me permita exportar mi .php de forma sencilla como lo hacia con DOMPDF sin estar escribiendo cada fragmento como lo es con fpdf :(

A: Te recomiendo que uses TCPDF. Recientemente usé esta librería para generar certificados de cumplimiento y me fue bien. Ellos tienen un ejemplo que utiliza el método WriteHTML() y consiste en pasar un HTML y lo imprime en el documento pdf.

A: Con esa versión de PHP no creo que tengas muchas opciones, si tienes acceso a una linea de comando puedes intentar instalar wkhtmltopdf y hacer un script que ejecute las opciones que necesites. Utilizarlo es tan fácil como
wkhtmltopdf http://google.com google.pdf


FORT MYERS BEACH — As the only new high-rise tower in Southwest Florida offering walkable beach access and close to marinas near the Gulf of Mexico, Grandview at Bay Beach, an 11-story luxury high-rise being developed by London Bay in the gated Waterside neighborhood at Bay Beach on the southern tip of Fort Myers Beach, offers a gateway to the region's coastal lifestyle. The combination of open-concept floor plans pre-construction priced starting in the $900s, meticulously vetted finishes throughout the building, an array of resort-style amenities, and numerous opportunities to connect with the outdoors, will provide an ideal setting for enjoying life in Southwest Florida.
Grandview's 01 and 06 floor plans offer 3,286 square feet, 2,923 square feet of which is under air and 363 square feet of terrace space. The three-bedroom plus den, three-and-a-half bath floor plans feature a private elevator entry. Wide foyers lead to living areas that include the great room, dining area and island kitchen. The great rooms showcase a built-in on the feature wall and open to a screened covered terrace. Elegantly appointed master suites feature wide vestibules, walk-in closets, and baths with dual vanities, walk-in showers, and separate water closets. The master bedrooms include a sitting area. Dens offer spaces for office work or television viewing. Each guest bedroom has a private bath and a walk-in closet. One of the guest bedrooms features a private sunset terrace.
With 2,710 square feet, including 2,414 square feet under air and 296 square feet of terrace space, Grandview's Residence 02 and 05 plans offer a perfect space for year-round living. The private elevator entries and foyers lead to living areas that include an island kitchen, a large dining area, and a great room that opens to a screened covered terrace. Two walk-in closets are featured in the master suites, as well as baths with dual vanities, walk-in showers, and separate water closets. One of the two guest suites includes a private sunset terrace. Three full baths are included in the Residence 02 and 05 plans.
The Residence 03 and 04 plans include 495 square feet of terrace space, as well as 2,767 square feet under air, a total of 3,262 square feet. Private elevator lobbies and foyers flow into living areas with island kitchens, large dining areas, and great rooms opening to screened and covered terraces that accommodate outdoor conversation and dining areas. Two of the guest bedrooms in the four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath plans open to a sunset terrace. The third guest bedroom is off the great room and offers a large space with a walk-in closet. The master suites feature two large walk-in closets, baths with separate vanities, walk-in showers, and separate water closets, as well spacious bedrooms.
Situated two miles north of Lovers Key State Park, Grandview is close to the beaches, shopping, dining, and nightlife of Fort Myers Beach. Nearby marinas provide a complete range of docking and maintenance services while offering immediate deep-water access to the waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Grandview's resort-style on-site amenities will complement the high-rise's island contemporary architecture. Grandview residents will host guests in two luxuriously appointed suites that offer privacy for visitors and access to the building's amenities. Residents will take advantage of the building's fitness center that will feature strength and cardio equipment and motorized privacy shades. The adjacent yoga studio, complete with a mirror wall, barre, and cushioned flooring for impact absorption, will provide designated space for Zen-seeking residents. Men's and women's changing rooms have been envisioned with sleek stainless-steel fixtures and finishes, along with a shimmery wallcovering in a soft blue hue.
A floating staircase will curve from the first-floor lobby to Grandview's second-floor amenities level, "The EL," a reference to the tower's brand tagline of "Elevated Waterfront Living." A catering kitchen will be available to those enjoying the EL's large lanai and outdoor bar, while a series of covered and open-air gathering spaces with built-in seating, green spaces, floral displays, grills, and fire pits will maximize outdoor views. An interior club room will include more intimate gathering areas, as well as a bar and fireplace. Grandview residents will also have access to the activities and amenities offered within Waterside, including a resort-style swimming pool and spa, tennis courts, walking and jogging paths, an expansive private open space, a fishing pier, and beach access.
A leading homebuilder and developer in the Southwest Florida home market for nearly three decades, London Bay has earned more than 300 industry awards. Its brand promise of Private Label Living ensures quality, attention to detail, and homes that are a unique expression of their residents' distinctive tastes. The company builds new luxury custom and multi-family homes priced from $1 million to more than $10 million in many of the region's most exclusive neighborhoods and communities. Visit www.LondonBay.com.


It would be great if the myroute Navigation App could connect to smart car Android Auto. At the moment the only apps available are Google Maps and Waze that do this.
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Aquarius 1 by Concord Pacific, 1 bedroom and den with functional layout, west facing suite with views of False Creek, Roundhouse, David Lam Park and Yaletown. Enjoy club facilities that include an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, exercise room and lots more... Steps to the Seawall, Starbucks, Urban Fare, Yaletown Canada Line Station, Roundhouse Community Centre, and much more. Included ONE parking. It is no longer a dream! Don't miss out on this rare opportunity! Tenanted, need 24 hours notice to show.


Subaru Gives! ⋆ What defines me?
I just had to come and brag of my favorite brand and program again! Subaru gives so much more than I had ever imagined! This week I found out that Subaru has partnered with terracycle! They have boxes up at Subaru locations collecting candy wrappers! With this being Halloween season I can imagine how much candy wrapper waste there is!
I myself recycle as much as I am able. Doing my share to make the planet a better place. When I seen Subaru partnering with Terracycle I found myself on their site and seeing what more I could do! Let me say they have the programs for sure. The resources available are in abundance.
In other Subaru news this week I got more promotional goodies in the mail. I was so excited to make goodies bags and pass them out to my fellow subie lovers. My daughters and I laid out all of my goodies and my new business cards and we packed up bags. I got the cling bags that go on your back that seem to be super hip these days.
It didn't take long before I was able to give 2 away! One I gave in a parking lot hanging it on the mirror and feeling so wonderful about how it would brighten their day when they came out the store. The other I gave away to an enthusiast . He was simply giddie even allowing a photo!
I was even more thrilled to see him be so grateful. Subaru has given me so many chances to be the giver. Giving is soothing for the soul. It warms you from within to put a smile on someone's face where there hadn't been one before. I can't wait to give out more bags my car is packed plum full for whenever I talk about Subaru with someone.


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Ultramodern cement factory commissioned in Nigeria
BUA Group recently commissioned an ultramodern cement factory in Okpella, Edo state, Nigeria. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo did the ground breaking of the mega plant.
The US$ 1bn Obu Cement factory is an important milestone for BUA Group, the Cement industry and the Nigeria economy. It will not only make the country self-sufficient in cement production but also a net exporter of the commodity.
Important milestone
"This marks an important milestone, not only for the BUA Group but also for the Nigerian cement industry and the Nigerian economy in general as we witness the official commissioning of the 3 million tonnes Obu cement plant, as well as the ground breaking of the second line of 3 million tonnes plant," said the Chief Executive Officer, BUA Group, Abdulsamad Rabiu
The unveiling ceremony comprised of the 3 million tonnes BUA Cement, Obu Plant line 1 and the ground breaking of the second line of the same capacity.
The foremost industrialist noted that the construction of a second cement plant line of 3 million tonnes was essential. This is because its efficiency in its first year of operation was over 90 percent of capacity utilization.
Environmental friendly cement plant
Globally, this is one of the best cement plants. It is engineered to be the most environmental friendly cement plant in Africa with the most advanced duct emission systems.
It will also use natural gas, which is clean energy for both the kiln as well as the power plant in addition to having a green environment.
Moreover, BUA is constructing another greenfield cement plant in Sokoto State. It will have an annual capacity of 1.5 million tons at a cost of over US$ 300m. Its commissioning will then be in 2018.
In 10 years Nigerian integrated cement manufacturing policy which has transformed the country's cement industry is a signal that Nigeria is closely attaining self-sufficiency in cement production and net exportation.
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package de.tudarmstadt.informatik.fop.breakout.actions.game.items;

import de.tudarmstadt.informatik.fop.breakout.constants.GameParameters;
import de.tudarmstadt.informatik.fop.breakout.models.game.BallModel;
import de.tudarmstadt.informatik.fop.breakout.models.game.PlayerModel;
import de.tudarmstadt.informatik.fop.breakout.states.GameplayState;
import org.newdawn.slick.state.StateBasedGame;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Triggers the smash attribute of all balls in game
 */
public class SmashBallItemAction extends AbstractItemAction {

    private List<BallModel> allBalls;

    @Override
    protected void init(StateBasedGame stateBasedGame, PlayerModel catchingPlayer) {
        allBalls = ((GameplayState) stateBasedGame.getState(GameParameters.GAMEPLAY_STATE)).getBalls();
    }

    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
        allBalls.forEach(ball -> ball.setSmashMode(true));
    }

    @Override
    public void onDisable() {
        allBalls.forEach(ball -> ball.setSmashMode(false));
    }
}

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Used MINI Hatch One cars in Bath
Whether you opt for the three or five-door version of the MINI Hatch One, you're guaranteed to end up with a stylish compact car that's incredibly fun to drive and is surprisingly practical too. Here at South & West Motors Ltd you can view the complete selection of used MINI Hatch One models for sale in Bath online. Of course, if you require any more information on the models listed, it's quick and easy to get in contact with a member of the showroom team. All of our cars come fully inspected and whether you're looking for a two-seater roadster or an executive saloon, we'll do everything we can to help you find the right used car in Bath to fit your requirements.
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Cozy Toes Bear is all dressed up ready to come to your holiday party. Cozy Toes has a sincere and heartfelt expression. Cozy Toes is all bundled up and ready for the holiday season in a woolen scarf embellished with a lovely holiday brooch and long wool hat with jingle bell. This special limited edition Isabelle Collection mohair teddy bear by Charlie Bears has wavy rich brown and grey mohair fur with a hand glossy hand stitched nose. An absolute beauty!


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A reflection of Roanoke, Virginia, as seen in the windows of Center in the Square. The sign is for the famous Roanoke landmark, the Roanoke Weiner Stand.


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A Clallam County Superior Court judge this week denied an injunction seeking to block the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe's medication-assisted treatment (MAT) clinic application. (Graphic courtesy of City of Sequim)
Clallam judge denies MAT clinic injunction for now
Court review must await city appeals process
Thursday, June 25, 2020 7:26pm
SEQUIM — Parties aiming to block the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe's proposed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) clinic saw their challenge denied by a Clallam County Superior Court, for now.
Judge Brent Basden on Wednesday denied a temporary restraining order and injunction for the tribe's planned 16,806-square-foot facility on South Ninth Avenue in Sequim. The judge said that court review could be sought after city officials made a decision on appeals of the permit approval.
Basden said at a hearing last Friday, June 19, that he wouldn't make a decision from the bench because he wanted to consider further the documents submitted just prior to the hearing.
Representatives with Save Our Sequim (SOS) and Jon Gibson, owner of Parkwood Manufactured Housing Community, filed an injunction on May 5. Basden allowed the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe's attorney Andy Murphy to intervene last Friday for the city during the hearing.
Five days later, Basden noted that the City of Sequim's decisions regarding the application fall within the provisions of the state Land Use Petition Act (LUPA), and that "because LUPA applies to this case, the court concludes that (the) Plaintiffs do not have a clear legal and equitable right to an injunction at this stage of the proceedings."
Citing LUPA language, Basden wrote, "A judicial review at this time is premature because a final determination has not been made 'by a local jurisdiction's body or office of the highest level of authority to make that determination.'
"All parties agree that the City has hired a hearing examiner to review the Plaintiffs' challenges. In that administrative process, the Plaintiffs will be able to present evidence and argue why they believe the decision is incorrect," Basden noted in his decision.
"During that process, the City and Tribe's actions are on hold until a final decision is made. Once a decision is made, either party may file a LUPA petition and seek court review. At that time either party may seek a stay during the judicial review period.
"This project is still in the application stage. That process must be allowed to be completed. Once completed, judicial review can be sought. LUPA is meant to avoid judicial review of uncompleted processes."
Basden also detailed what recourse SOS and Gibson have: "Their remedy is to pursue and appeal in accordance with the City's administrative review process and then appeal that final land use decision to the Superior Court if they are dissatisfied. Neither the party nor the courts should presume a decision will be adverse or favorable before the final decision is made."
SOS attorney Michael A. Spence and Gibson's attorney Michael McLaughlin reiterated their representatives' stances at the injunction hearing on June 19 that they support drug addition treatment, but say the city wrongfully placed the clinic under an A-2 process — where staff approves the project — instead of a quasi-judicial, C-2 city council-made decision.
The attorneys also say the application should be classified as an "essential public facility" and that the project holds "broad public interest" under city code, among other issues with the proposal.
Sequim's Director of Community Development Barry Berezowsky approved the MAT application on May 15, leading to the final appeal process that closed on June 5.
City staff haven't set a date with Sequim's new hearing examiner Phil Olbrechts to make a decision on six appeals of the decision.
Michael Dashiell is the editor of the Sequim Gazette of the Olympic Peninsula News Group, which also is composed of other Sound Publishing newspapers Peninsula Daily News and Forks Forum. Reach him at editor@sequimgazette.com.
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Q: Can a non-invertible function be inverted by returning a set of all possible solutions? Is there a concept of inverting a non-invertible function by returning a set of the possible solutions?
For example:
$g(x) = x^2$
Would it be possible to create an inverse function $f(y)$ where, for example:
$f(4) = \{-2,2\}$
(I'm pretty sure I'm going about this wrong, but I'm still learning so I don't know *how* I'm wrong)

A: It is common to use the notation $f^{-1}(A)$, where $A$ is a subset of the value range of $f$, as a shorthand to describe the set $\{x : f(x) \in A \}$. Furthermore, if $A$ is a set with only one value $x$ it is also somewhat common to just write $f^{-1}(x)$ instead of $f^{-1}(\{x\})$. So if in your case the context is clear, it is fine to write $g^{-1}(4) = \{2, -2\}$.
Also there are functions that are multivalued by default like the complex logarithm for example.

A: This is a multivalued function (see especially the first example!), or multifunction, or set-valued function. A set-valued map, taking elements of $X$ and producing subsets of $Y$, is often denoted $f : X \rightrightarrows Y$.
It can also be denoted more literally by $f : X \to 2^Y$, as such maps can be thought of as (ordinary, single-valued) functions from $X$ to the power set of $Y$.
Finally, one could also view them simply as relations with a full domain.

A: It is possible to have a set-valued function just like your $f$. The only 'but' is that it is not a function $f: \mathbb R\to \mathbb R$ but actually $f:\mathbb R\to\mathcal P(\mathbb R)$, i.e. its target is the set of parts (or power set) of $\mathbb R$.
What you are actually describing by your $f$ is the level sets of $g$. Any more I would add is contained in @LionCoder's comment, so I invite you to continue reading his input instead of repeating what they have said.

A: To give a function is the same to give the sets where the function is constant: $c\mapsto f^{-1}(c)$. This would be a map $F:\mathbb{R}\to \text{power}(\mathbb{R})$. The function $F$ is almost injective (since $f^{-1}(c)\cap f^{-1}(c')=\emptyset$ for $c\neq c'$). It might not be injective if $f^{-1}(c)=f^{-1}(c')=\emptyset$, that is, if $c$ and $c'$ are not in the range of $f$. The result is:
$$F: \text{Image}(f)\to \text{power}(\mathbb{R})$$
is injective.
This map can never be surjective (by cardinality), so this is the best we can say. If you restrict an injective function to its image, then it becomes bijective.


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BOB DYLAN: 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration (2CD Deluxe Edition) inc track listing
Columbia Records and Legacy Recording have announced The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration- Deluxe Edition will be released on March 4, 2014. The collection will be available in three different formats: 2CD, 2DVD, and Blu-ray disc.
The CD version will include unreleased tracks from Sinéad O'Connor and Eric Clapton that were recorded during the sound check for the event. This is the first time the event will be available on DVD and Blu-ray, and those copies will include forty minutes of unreleased footage and bonus tracks.
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration- Deluxe Edition showcases the best of the October 16, 1992 Madison Square Garden concert that celebrated Dylan's first Columbia Records album. The show featured artists such as Johnny Cash, Lou Reed, Stevie Wonder, and Tracy Chapman, who all performed classic Dylan songs throughout the evening.
CD Audio bonus tracks:
Sinéad O'Connor – I Believe In You (from sound check – previously unreleased)
Eric Clapton – Don't Think Twice, It's Alright (from sound check – previously unreleased)
1. Like a Rolling Stone - John Mellencamp
2. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat - John Mellencamp
3. Introduction by Kris Kristofferson - Kris Kristofferson
4. Blowin' in the Wind - Stevie Wonder
5. Foot of Pride - Lou Reed
6. Masters of War - Eddie Vedder and Mike McCready
7. The Times They Are A-Changin' - Tracy Chapman
9. It Ain't Me, Babe - June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash
10. What Was It You Wanted - Willie Nelson
11. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight - Kris Kristofferson
12. Highway 61 Revisited - Johnny Winter
13. Seven Days - Ron Wood
14. Just Like a Woman - Richie Havens
15. When the Ship Comes In - The Clancy Brothers and Robbie O'Connell with special guest Tommy Makem
16. Introduction by Johnny Cash - Johnny Cash
17. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Rosanne Cash and Shawn Colvin
18. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Rehearsal) - Eric Clapton
1. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues - Neil Young
2. All Along the Watchtower - Neil Young
3. I Shall Be Released - Chrissie Hynde
4. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - Eric Clapton
5. Emotionally Yours - Rose Mitcham, Brenda White King, Jerry Barnes, Christine Ohlman, Dennis Collins, Gynnice Coleman, Katrice Barnes, Curtis King, Jr., Cissy Houston, Leotis Clyburn, Gary Houston, Sheryl Crow, The O'Jays
6. When I Paint My Masterpiece - The Band
7. Absolutely Sweet Marie - George Harrison
8. License to Kill - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
9. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 - Bob Dylan
10. Mr. Tambourine Man - Roger McGuinn
11. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) - Bob Dylan
12. My Back Pages - Bob Dylan, Roger Mcguinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton & George Harrison
13. Knockin' on Heaven's Door - Kris Kristofferson, Robbie O'Connell, Mike McCready, Shawn Colvin, Neil Young, Stevie Wonder, Various, Sinéad O'Connor, John Mellencamp, Mary-Chapin Carpenter, Ron Wood, Tracy Chapman, Eddie Vedder, Lou Reed, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, June Carter Cash, Eric Clapton, Richie Havens, Rosanne Cash, George Harrison, Chrissie Hynde, Roger McGuinn, The O'Jays, Bob Dylan, Johnny Winter, The Clancy Brothers, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, The Band
14. Girl from the North Country - Bob Dylan
15. I Believe in You (Afternoon Rehearsal) - Sinéad O'Connor
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The al-Hayat daily has reported Friday that Egypt has brokered a possible "understanding" between Israel and Hamas, the ruling party in Gaza.
This alleged agreement would increase the fishing zone back up to 9 nautical miles, and then to 20 nautical miles, as stated by the Oslo Accords.
The Israeli government has also reportedly agreed to increase fuel and electricity supplies in Gaza, in addition to allowing the United Nations to continue their humanitarian efforts.
The agreement, according to al-Hayat, will not only end the Great Return March weekly protests at the eastern borders of the Gaza Strip, but will also end the launch of flammable balloons and kites continuously launched from Gaza as a means of protest.
Maan news agency reported that Israel also agreed to open the Gaza border crossings.
Maan stated that Hamas and Israel, through Egyptian mediation, also reached understandings regarding a long-term ceasefire arrangement, sponsored by Egypt, which would see the lifting of the Gaza blockade in exchange for complete cessation of border protest.
The Palestinian Authority in the West Bank was quoted as saying, "any agreement with Israel, must include the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), and all factions, and not between Tel Aviv and individual factions.
The Egyptian mediators assured the PA that this was not a truce agreement, but an effort to stop the border violence, and to alleviate some of Israel's suffocating blockade of the Gaza Strip.
In addition, the Egyptian Public Intelligence head, is said to be expected to announce this deal officially.
Taher an-Nunu, a senior political leader of Hamas, told Maan that media reports claiming Hamas has asked Egypt to stop mediation efforts to a ceasefire deal are false.
Maan said that Hamas was responding to a report by Israel's daily Maariv, in which it said that Hamas wants to retaliate for the death of the four Palestinians in Gaza, who were killed by the army, Friday.
Meanwhile, armed resistance groups in Gaza fired more than twelve shells into Israeli settlements across the perimeter fence.
The Israeli army carried out several air strikes targeted sites in Gaza, and an vacant land near Karem Abu Salem (Kerem Shalom) Crossing, east of Rafah.
The Israeli strikes also targeted area, north of Gaza city, and west of Beit Lahia, in northern Gaza Strip.
Israeli missiles also caused damage to homes, and the Indonesia Hospital, after the army fired five missiles at a site near Sheikh Zayed area, north of Gaza.


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Dave Brundage
Title: Dave Brundage
(1964-10-06)October 6, 1964
Minor league baseball player and Manager
David Charles Brundage (born October 6, 1964 in Portland, Oregon) is an American professional baseball manager. In 2014, Brundage will spend his second season as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies' Triple-A affiliate, the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.[1]
In 2012, Brundage served as manager of the Gwinnett Braves, Triple-A farm system affiliate of the Atlanta Braves in the International League, for the fourth consecutive season, his sixth straight at the helm of Atlanta's top farm team (prior to 2009, the Richmond Braves).
Brundage attended batted .275 with 683 hits and compiled a 1–5 won/lost mark on the mound with an earned run average of 3.83.[3] Brundage threw and batted left-handed, stood 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) tall and weighed 190 lb (86 kg).
His managerial career began in the Seattle organization in 1995 in the California League, but he has spent much of his 15-year career at higher levels of the minors, including six years at Double-A with Seattle affiliates in the Southern and Texas leagues, and eight seasons at Triple-A with the Tacoma Rainiers, Richmond/Gwinnett Braves, and the IronPigs. His 2007 Richmond team won the International League championship. He also was Tacoma's batting coach from 1998–2000.
His 16-season win–loss record as a manager through 2013 was 1,157–1,098 (.513).[3]
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