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Nestor Ramos: Win or lose, we need Mayor Tom to keep his promise
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The key to keeping your promises is pretty simple: Don't make any crazy ones.
And if you listen to Tom Richards, you can see why he's pretty good at keeping promises. For a politician, he doesn't make many — he's always been a practical guy, a welcome change from the grandstanding blowhards so prevalent in American politics.
After he lost the Democratic primary to Lovely Warren, he said he wouldn't campaign on the third-party lines he holds on the November ballot. Sure enough: His tortured, confusing, emotional news conference Wednesday could certainly not be construed as campaigning.
Who could have predicted that by late October, the only remaining mayoral candidate consistently stringing together coherent thoughts would be Alex White?
Many will vote for Mayor Tom anyway.
Not, I hope, because a few bumbling city bureaucrats and their boyfriends tried to resurrect the Richards campaign without an actual candidate. Had their effort gotten much further, the re-inflated Richards campaign would've relied heavily on cardboard cutouts and ventriloquism.
Nor will they vote for Richards because of what he said Wednesday:
"I don't get to tell them what to do. I don't get to — I don't even know who they are. I don't get to tell them what to do. What I get to do is decide what I can do. And that's what I've done."
It went on like this. On and on. He reiterated his endorsement for Lovely Warren and said he doesn't think he should tell anyone how to vote, raising the question of what his endorsement is.
So no, that's not the Tom Richards people will vote for. But they will vote for the man who, at his best, served the city humbly and well — the Tom Richards who is good at keeping promises. And they'll forgive the bereaved dad who wasn't at his best last week.
And who wouldn't forgive him that?
It had been only a month, after all, since his son Matthew died at 37.
If you've lost someone you love too soon, you're probably familiar with the perspective that wanders in with all the sadness and, if you're lucky, stays a while.
And so he looked into the cameras and said, "Believe it or not, there actually are things in the world and in life more important than political speculation."
If Wednesday's weirdness had starred nearly any other politician, at nearly any other juncture, it would have looked like a political career imploding before our eyes, clutching at our attention on the way out.
But that's not Tom Richards, and it's certainly not Tom Richards right now. Attention? He sounded like he wanted everyone to take their cameras and shuffle off to someone else so he could get back to his family and his spreadsheets, in that order.
So the Mayor Tom we've come to know and mostly take for granted didn't show up much that day. But I think I spotted him once.
And I think I spotted him, oddly enough, making a promise.
"Whoever gets elected mayor, I'm going to work my damnedest to make sure they are a good mayor," Richards said. "If Lovely Warren gets elected — which I believe to be the case — then my job is to make sure she's as good a mayor as she can be."
That's my job, too. And yours, if you live or work in Rochester, or care about our area's future. But I'm especially glad that Tom Richards knows, win or lose, it's his, too.
Some have said that Warren's campaign is trading too heavily on the politics of race, and it is true that her highest-profile backers have been black. But in the only polling that has been done on the race — a poll that inexplicably showed Tom Richards with a big lead before the primary — her support was considerably more diverse than his.1
There are, of course, legitimate reasons to be concerned about Warren's ascent. She's young. Her Albany connections worrisome. Some of her campaign trail utterances have ranged from puzzling to downright misleading.
But Warren was very gracious after Richards spoke Wednesday, and the mutual respect there is pretty easy to see. The two were allies before they were rivals, and we'll all be better off if they're allies again soon.
Mayor Tom has been pretty good at keeping promises.
I hope he keeps this last one.
1 – And even if that weren't so — even if all the white voters backed the white candidate, and all the black voters backed the black candidate — why would that be the black candidate's fault?


Is On the web Looking Greater Than Actually Going to the Malls?
On line shopping is becoming more and more popular each year as persons grasp the ease, selection, and reduced rates available when shopping online. In this short article I talk to a few of the benefits and disadvantages of on line shopping.
There is anything to be said for walking right into a physical store and to be able to see, feel, and quickly ask questions in regards to a product. You could argue that stone and mortar shopping is really a more participating knowledge, often filled up with music of some kind, combined with views and sounds of other clients and clerks available to offer guidance when needed. Various items may be compared side by side with very little effort. One benefit of stone and mortar shopping is their business, allowing one to discover the proper department and the proper rack very easily. Every thing the store presents is created available using a layout of straight-forward, rational departments. Websites provide an organizational layout and text search capability, but that different way of locating a product of interest is one on line shopping difference that requires some getting applied to. Different benefits of stone front shopping is to be able to escape the house, workout a little, breathe some outside air and avoid cottage fever (this kind of task was rather important in the winter when I lived in Thailand).
Persons that are cautious in nature will dsicover particular options that come with on line shopping a little difficult to get accustomed to, such as getting acclimated as to the will be the exact carbon copy of trying to find merchandise with tube blinders that only enable a really slim view of what is directly ahead of one's eyes. Brick and mortar stores are physically established to produce it more probable that particular products will soon be seen more than others. Internet vendors also provide concentrate on particular items over others. Most sites include solution descriptions, nevertheless the descriptions may be either also general or also comprehensive, which makes it hard to evaluate several items on their features. If the buyer has a issue that is right for an individual like a worker in a store, where does the internet customer visit ask the issue? There is anything lost in lacking the best individual available to offer a sudden answer. Several popular on line shopping web sites today provide customer reviews-independent reviews given by clients which have acquired each product. These reviews go quite a distance toward providing enough comprehensive information regarding a product therefore it's possible to establish whether or not to get it ขายของจีปาถะไทย.
In the USA on line shopping malls and sites address the restrictions found in the internet shopping process by offering near enough to a no-questions-asked get back plan to guarantee the happiness of the internet customer. Even so, one disadvantage of on line shopping is having to attend to obtain the item, based on whatsoever setting of shipping is selected. If your solution needs to be refunded or delivered for reasons uknown, there's the difficulty of returning the product. This often involves a call and visit to the neighborhood post office, following what type waits again to either be given a replacement or refund. Examine that to just running the item and bill back again to a nearby stone front store and having either a return or an traded solution at hand within a few minutes.


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Municipal utilities need to be concerned with PFAS
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Municipalities face increasing challenges under the growing regulatory focus of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state environmental agencies on the emerging contaminants Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances, known by the acronym "PFAS." This newsletter will describe some of those challenges for municipalities and the announcement of a Godfrey & Kahn webinar on May 1, 2019 to discuss technical considerations and the importance of following good protocol when sampling and analyzing for these compounds.
What are PFASs and why are they considered harmful?
PFASs are a group of chemicals that have been used since the middle of the 20th century in many industrial applications and consumer products including stain proofing for water proof carpeting, clothing, upholstery, leather treatment, food paper wrappings, firefighting foams (commonly used at military bases, airports, fire stations and refineries), car washing cleaners, metal plating and non-stick cookware (such as Teflon). Some research has suggested probable links between exposure to PFAS and diagnosed high cholesterol, ulcerative colitis, thyroid disease, testicular and kidney cancers and pregnancy induced hypertension. As a result, the family of PFAS chemicals have been classified by EPA as an "emerging contaminant."
EPA has set a lifetime health advisory (LTHA) level (the level below which no harm is expected) for two PFASs in drinking water: perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS). The PFOA/PFOS LTHA level is 70 parts/trillion, which is equivalent to about 3 ½ drops of water in an Olympic swimming pool. The low threshold is a signal of the risk potential for this emerging contaminant as well as the difficulty in confidently determining the concentrations of PFOA/PFOS in water samples and the challenges in undertaking cost effective remediation when PFASs are discovered.
PFAS concerns for municipal utilities
In November 2018, President Trump signed the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (AWIA). This legislation will require smaller communities to test their water systems for chemicals like PFOA and PFOS. Prior to the signing of this AWIA legislation, only water systems with more than 10,000 community customers were required to test for PFAS chemicals. Under this new legislation, smaller water utility communities who serve between 3,000 – 10,000 customers must also begin testing for these emerging contaminants.
In addition, on Feb. 4, 2019, the EPA announced its PFAS Action Plan. See here. In particular, EPA has announced its intention to develop a maximum contaminant level for PFOS and PFOA, including the LTHA reference point of 70 parts/trillion as a federally enforceable drinking water standard, under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) has convened a PFAS Technical Advisory Group to discuss a broad range of PFAS concerns in Wisconsin. The first quarterly meeting of the Advisory Group occurred on Feb. 22, 2019. More information on the PFAS Technical Advisory Group can be found here.
As a point of reference from a neighboring state, a memorandum dated Feb. 20, 2018, the state of Michigan announced a monitoring proposal for waste water treatment plants that accept potential sources of PFAS to begin testing their facilities for PFAS containing chemicals. Michigan also has begun testing leachate from landfill facilities that accept municipal solid waste. The results of these preliminary tests have recorded the presence of PFAS in leachate generated by many of these landfills. Since leachate is commonly sent to wastewater treatment facilities for treatment, this discovery of PFAS in leachate could raise additional concerns for municipal treatment facilities, particularly since PFAS compounds are not specifically addressed in municipal wastewater treatment, WPDES Permits or local sewer use ordinances. The concern is that the PFAS is eluding treatment and is present in the effluent or other waste streams, or is adsorbing to the biosolids and sludges generated by the WWTP, which are thereafter frequently land spread with uncertain impacts.
An additional concern for municipalities, separate from wastewater, relates to historic (and potentially closed) waste landfills owned and operated by municipalities. Certain studies suggest that discarded carpet (such as Stainmaster products) and clothing (such as products treated with Scotchgard) are leading sources of PFAS contamination, including the leachate, in landfills.
All of these developments suggest that municipal utilities should be concerned about the legal implications of detections of PFAS. Given the extraordinarily low health advisory standards that apply to this class of chemicals (parts per trillion), these municipal utilities must take great care in deciding when to test for these materials and, if a decision is made to test, the quality assurance and quality control measures that should be taken to ensure reliable results.
Upcoming PFAS Webinar
Godfrey & Kahn is sponsoring a PFAS webinar on the proper protocols that should be followed in sampling and testing for this new emerging class of contaminants. It will feature knowledgeable experts from testing laboratories, environmental consulting firms and legal representatives to discuss important sampling and testing protocol for this emerging class of contaminants. The webinar is scheduled for May 1, 2019. More information on how to register for this webinar will be available soon.
Of course, if you have any questions on the topic of this newsletter, please feel free to contact any member of the Environmental/Energy Practice Group here at Godfrey & Kahn.
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Celebrity Net Worth gets into the fiscal story of the Police's massive 1983 hit. Its success had already netted Sting enough "mailbox money" over the years, but in 1997 it was appropriated by Puff Daddy for 'I'll Be Missing You,' his tribute to slain rapper Notorious B.I.G. Its melody was used in the chorus, sung by Biggie's widow, Faith Evans, and Andy Summers' ominously sinuous guitar part was sampled.
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Left out of all this was Summers, who created the defining guitar part during the sessions and is the only member of the Police heard on Puff Daddy's song. But, as is so often the case, he did not receive a co-writing credit on 'Every Breath You Take.' A little more than a year ago, Summers called his lack of compensation for Puff Daddy's track, "the major rip-off of all time," adding that "it's very flattering. I guess everybody likes it…Stewart [Copeland]'s not on it. Sting's not on it. I'd be walking round Tower Records, and the f—ing thing would be playing over and over."


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ZETA DAY
Washington, D.C. September 18 - 19, 2013
Mary Breaux Wright International President #
WELCOME FROM THE INTERNATIONAL GRAND BASILEUS
Greetings Sorors, Greetings, Sorors and Amicae, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., will host its annual 2013 Zeta Day on the Hill in Washington, DC. The activity coincides with the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference where Zetas and Amicae will convene on Capitol Hill to learn about key social action programs, congressional updates, and share our concerns about maternal child health, bullying, and elder abuse prevention with government leaders. Since Zetas founding in 1920, the sorority has been at the forefront of social change. Members such as Past International Grand Basileus Violette N. Anderson who was the first Black woman to practice before the Supreme Court, set a high standard for our involvement in public policy. Zeta Day on the Hill is designed to help members understand and implement social action programs and the policy associated with the service projects performed nationally. I encourage you to stay in Washington, DC throughout the Congressional Black Caucus Foundations 43rd Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) from September 18-21, and participate in the brain trusts and networking functions. It is important for Zeta to be represented among the nations leaders at this premier conference on legislative and policy issues impacting the African-American community. I look forward to working with you as we build on the principles of Zeta while blazing new paths and advocate for our communities, making the world a better place for us all. Sisterly, Mary Breaux Wright International Grand Basileus
Zeta Day on the Hill
WHAT TO WEAR It is critical that we present a polished and professional image while on Capitol Hill. The weather in Washington, D.C. might still be warm, and you will be expected to walk several blocks around Capitol Hill to get to the sessions. We will also be taking a photo, so uniformity is important. The attire for Zetas is a royal blue suit (skirt or pants with blazer) with a white top, and royal blue or black shoes and pearls. The attire for Amicae is light blue with royal blue (skirts or pants with a blazer). Please wear comfortable shoes. If you have limited mobility, please bring a cane, walker or motorized aid. WHAT TO EXPECT Visitors will be subject to security screenings for each building and need to allow for time to be processed. Expect long lines and waiting. We are asking sorors and Amicae to be patient and allow 5-10 minutes to get to each of your appointments based on location. WHAT TO CARRY Due to security measures, we ask that you limit the amount of items you carry to the Zeta Day on the Hill event. Some government buildings do not allow liquids, including perfumes and water. Please limit your bag to a small purse or clutch. Please bring a photo ID, and camera to capture memories for the day. You may be able to take a picture with your representative that can be featured in your local chapter newsletter, regional newsletter or local paper. WHAT TO DO The Congressional Black Caucus will be held in Washington, D.C. from September 18-21. There are several workshops and social events held during the conference. For more information please visit the website: http://www.cbcfinc.org/alc.html. HOW TO NAVIGATE Non-locals are urged to use the Metro, taxi, and walk. Parking in D.C. and on Capitol Hill can be scarce and difficult to find. Parking tickets are quickly dispensed and expensive. The subway system (called Metrorail or just Metro by many) is convenient and easy to use. Capitol South (Orange and Blue Lines) and Union Station (Red Line) are the closest metro stops to Capitol Hill. (http://www. thecapitol.net/Visit- ingDC/transportation.htm)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 8:30 - 9 a.m. 325 Russell Senate Office Building Registration & Breakfast
A light continental breakfast will be served while members network, fellowship and prepare for an exciting day of learning and connecting with congressional leaders and staff. 9 - 9:15 a.m.	325 Russell Senate Office Building Welcome & Remarks
International President Mary B. Wright will welcome participants and discuss her advocacy vision for the sorority. 9:15 - 10 a.m.	325 Russell Senate Office Building What is Social Action?
Members of the national Zeta Social Action team will provide an overview of social action goals, Get Out The Vote (GOTV) ideas, and community and political leadership. 10 10:30 a.m.	325 Russell Senate Office Building What is going on on the Hill?
Attendees will receive an update on legislation and current events.
10:30 - 11:15 a.m.	11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Walk to Capitol Steps and Group Photo
Understanding the Policy Behind our Programs
Breakout Session 1: Bullying , Sonya Clay, Assistant Director of Federal Affairs, American Academy of Pediatrics. Every 30 minutes a teenager attempts suicide due to bullying. Ms. Clay will provide a legislative update and history on bullying issues and how chapters can effectively implement activities, integrate social action on this issue into their current work, and educate and advocate on this important issue. 325 Russell Senate Office Building Breakout Session 2: Maternal Child Health- Cindy Pellegrini, Senior Vice President for Public Policy & Government Affairs, March of Dimes. In the United States, 1 in 9 babies is born prematurely. Ms. Pellegrini will provide a legislative update and history on prematurity and maternal child health policy, and how chapters can effectively implement activities, integrate social action into their current work, and educate and advocate on this important issue. Rayburn Gold Room Breakout Session 3: Elder Abuse Prevention-Mary Twomey and Bob Blancato, Ageless Alliance. More than half of African-American caregivers find themselves sandwiched between caring for an older person, a younger person under age 18, and caring for more than one older person. The Ageless Alliance will provide a legislative update and history on elder abuse prevention issues and how chapters can effectively implement activities, integrate them into their current programming, educate, and advocate on this important issue. Cannon 121
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Lunch on your own NPHC Forum
Capitol Hill Capitol Visitors Center
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.	Advocacy Awards & Training Rayburn Gold Room Soror Chonya Davis-Johnson Zeta members will honor Members of Congress who make a significant impact on our communities and receive advocacy training to prepare for their congressional visits. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 8:30 a.m.	9 a.m. - 11 a.m.	11:15 - 12 noon	Congressional Visit Preparations Congressional Visits Visit Debriefings
Krysta N. Jones has committed her life to public service, developing leaders and changing lives. In 2006, Krysta identified a need and founded Virginia Leadership Institute, Inc., which has trained over 200 Black future political candidates and leaders. She has served as a co-convener for the Northern Virginia Coalition, which has registered, educated and empowered thousands of voters. Krysta is the Outreach Director for Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA) where she serves as a community liaison, and successfully represented two associations for eight years as a registered lobbyist. At the American Psychological Association, she drafted legislation on healthy media for youth and convened a national coalition and forum with experts to discuss the negative effects of sexualization on women and girls. Ms. Jones holds a bachelors degree from the University of Florida and a masters degree from The George Washington University. She is a graduate of the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership Class of 2006, Leadership Arlington Class of 2010 and the National Urban Fellows Americas Leaders of Change Class of 2011. Krysta was initiated into Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Mu Epsilon Chapter at the University of Florida in 1998. She is the immediate past president of the Nu Xi Zeta Chapter in Alexandria, VA. Minister Teraleen R. Campbell resides in Prince Georges County, Maryland She has been a member of Greater Mt. Calvary Holy Church since 1991; where the Pastors are Bishop Alfred Owens, Jr. and Co-Pastor Susie Owens. The March of Dimes and the American Red Cross have recognized her for her involvement and service to the community. Additionally, she was named Sorority Woman of the Year during the annual Sister-to-Sister Sorority Luncheon, hosted by Taylor Thomas of WHUR Radio. She also was recognized by her sorority, Zeta Phi Beta when she received the inaugural Zeta of the Year Award in April 2004. She became a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. in May of 1989 via the Eta Epsilon Chapter at the University of Maryland, where she conducted her undergraduate studies. She is a charter member of the Tau Delta Zeta Chapter in Laurel, Maryland; having served in several positions such as Treasurer, Member-atLarge, Z-HOPE Coordinator and Membership Intake CoCoordinator. She has also served Zeta on the national level as the Atlantic Region representative to the March of Dimes WalkAmerica Team under the administration of Dr. Barbara West Carpenter. She is a member of the Maryland Legislative Agenda for Women , President of a local club for Toastmasters Intl. Additionally, Minister Campbell currently serves as Maryland State Phylacter and Social Action Coordinator for the Atlantic Region of Zeta. Zeta Day on the Hill
Monica Reid currently serves as a Legislative Assistant/ Analyst for Fairfax Countys Government Relations Department and Man- ager for the Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce (NVBCC). She is a recent graduate of George Mason University with a Masters in Public Administration and a B.A. in Government & International Politics and Economics. She has a passion for politics, which has led her to volunteer for a number of local, statewide and national political campaigns. Monica has served as Secretary and Co-Chair of the African American Caucus for the Springfield District Democratic Committee. She also chairs the Social Action committee for the Alexandria, VA Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., serves on the Board for the Virginia Leadership Institute (VLI) as Candidate Recruitment Vice President and is the Convener for the Northern Virginia (NOVA) Coalition. The NOVA Coalition is a nonpartisan effort created to register, educate and empower voters in Northern Virginia, and to promote policies of interest to the African-American community.
Bob Blancato is President of Matz Blancato and Associates, a firm providing a wide array of Washington representational services for clients. He is the National Coordinator of the 3000 member Elder Justice Coalition. He serves as Executive Director of the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs. Bob has more than 20 years of federal government service in the Congressional and Executive branches including 13 years on the senior staff of the House Select Committee on Aging and an appointment by President Clinton to be the Executive Director of the 1995 White House Conference on Aging. Bob is currently on the Boards of the American Society on Aging and the National Council on Aging. He holds a BA from Georgetown University and an MPA from American University. Bob has won numerous awards for advocacy including the Arthur Flemming Award and in 2011 he was knighted by the Italian Republic for his commitment to the relationship between the United States and Italy. Most recently, in December 2012 Bob was reappointed to the Commonwealth Council on Aging by Governor Bob McDonnell for a 4 year term. In January 2013, Bob was selected to be the Volunteer State President of AARP in Virginia for a 2 year term.
Sonya Clay, Assistant Director of Federal Affairs, is a government affairs professional specializing in budget and social policy. Ms Clay has worked in policy advocacy for nearly 20 years where she served in on various legislative offices within the U.S. House of Representatives including serving as Legislative Director to Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) and Legislative Assistant to Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD). In addition, she has years of experience advocating for municipal clients and non-profits on health, education, social service and consumer issues. In addition, she spent five years as an advocate for reproductive health and rights issues, most notably for Planned Parenthood Federation of America. She has been successful in increasing federal funding for global HIV/AIDS, juvenile justice, community development and health research initiatives. Prior to joining the AAP, she worked as a consultant for the Womens Media Center, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the American Anthropological Association. She joined the American Academy of Pediatrics Department of Federal Affairs in October, 2011 where she handles policies relating to federal appropriations, bioethics, child abuse and neglect, early childhood, environmental health, foster care, global health, injury prevention, nutrition and obesity. Cynthia Pellegrini is Senior Vice President for Public Policy and Government Affairs at the March of Dimes. In this capacity, Ms. Pellegrini oversees all March of Dimes advocacy efforts at the federal level and in all 50 States, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Key March of Dimes policy priorities include access to health care for all women of childbearing age and children; research into prematurity, birth defects, and other aspects of reproductive and child health and development; and prevention and health promotion issues. Ms. Pellegrini will begin a 4-year term on the CDCs Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices in July 2013 and currently represents the March of Dimes on the National Quality Forums National Priorities Partnership. She also serves on the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaboratives Patients, Families & Consumers Center leadership cabinet. She speaks regularly for the March of Dimes before entities such as the Secretarys Advisory Committee on Infant Mortality. Prior to joining March of Dimes, Ms. Pellegrini served as Associate Director for Federal Affairs at the American Academy of Pediatrics, where she covered a range of issues including genetics, bioethics, child abuse and neglect, environmental health, nutrition, obesity, and injury and violence.
Mary Twomey, MSW is the Co-director of the Center of Excellence on Elder Abuse and Neglect at the University of California, Irvine. Before coming to UCI, Mary was director of the San Francisco Consortium for Elder Abuse Prevention, a program of the Institute on Aging from 20002007. Formerly, she was director of Social Services at the Volunteer Legal Services Program of the Bar Association of San Francisco. She spent eleven years with the national office of AARP in Washington, DC where she coordinated the National Guardianship Monitoring Program. Mary has her MSW with a concentration in gerontology and mental health from Catholic University in Washington, DC.
Hilary 0. Shelton, presently serves as the Vice President for Advocacy/Director to the NAACPs Washington Bureau. The Washington Bureau is the Federal legislative and national public policy division of the over 500,000- member, 2,200- membership unit, national civil rights organization. In this capacity, Hilary is responsible for advocating the federal public policy issue agenda of the oldest, largest, and most widely recognized civil rights organization in the United States to the U.S. Government. Hilarys government affairs portfolio includes crucial issues such as affirmative action, equal employment protection, access to quality education, stopping gun violence, ending racial profiling, abolition of the death penalty, access to comprehensive healthcare, voting rights protection, federal sentencing reform and a host of civil rights enforcement, expansion and protection issues.
Chonya Johnson, Americas Ultimate Advocate, is a savvy entrepreneur, widely known for her work in politics as a Government Affairs Consultant, legislative aide and district director to several US Members of Congress. Chonya Johnson has a genuine passion for helping people excel. Beyond her involvement with National Executive Youth Leadership Summit at the United States Capitol, Chonya expanded her efforts in 2012, and authored three books: the Leadership Factor: 8 Factors for Cultivating Young Leaders, Positive Affirmations for Success for Increasing Self- Esteem and Confidence and The 5-Minute Advocate: Access Granted - Tips for Effective Advocacy & Engagement. She was a Washington Post endorsed candidate for the Board of Education in Prince Georges County, Maryland in 2010 and has received numerous awards and accolades for her service and commitment. She is a proud member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Circle of Champions, American Society of Training and Development, Jack and Jill of America, Inc. and other notable organizations where she frequently volunteers her services Today, she is a sought after federal government affairs consultant, speaker and trainer, who encourage associations, community groups, and everyday citizens to use the 5 Minute Advocate steps to get the results they want and desire in any situation.
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Police Wife
By Kimberly Bourgeois
A review of Police Wife by Susanna Hope and Alex Roslin
"Many enter policing with the best of intentions—to help others and serve their community—and act with honour and courage," recognizes award-winning investigative journalist Alex Roslin, from Knowlton, Quebec. Police Wife's coauthor Susanna Hope (a pseudonym) gives several examples of upright officers from her past, some of whom helped save her life. Sadly, Hope's husband, "Mac," a heavy drinking cop who often treated her more cruelly than the criminals he was hired to catch, lacked such integrity.
The Secret Epidemic of Police Domestic Violence
Susanna Hope and Alex Roslin
Golden Inkwell Books
From the very first page, Police Wife sensitizes readers to the horrors of domestic violence, highlighting the extra challenges faced by victims of officer-batterers, such as when 911 calls are answered by the aggressor's colleagues. For anyone who's ever wondered why women stay with violent men, Hope explains that "leaving is the most dangerous time for an abused person," and, in his foreword, Roslin hits Quebec readers where they live with a chilling case in point: the 2001 murder of Montrealer Lucie Gélinas, who was car-chased and gunned down shortly after leaving her boyfriend, seventeen-year RCMP veteran Jocelyn Hotte, "a crack shot on the VIP-protection squad trained in advance driving tactics." (While this book focuses on female victims and male perpetrators, the authors acknowledge that men and people in same-sex relationships also experience domestic violence.)
Police Wife takes a comprehensive look at a complex topic, pairing up Hope's first-hand survivor experience with Roslin's investigative work and analysis of statistics and studies. Though occasionally repetitive, it's a substantial reference that includes endorsements from experts as well as practical resources for victims in the appendices.
"Police families pay a steep price for being on the frontline of upholding our uneven social order."
In part one, Hope delivers her memoir in diary format, courageously recounting over twenty years of unthinkable degradation at the hands of her husband. While informative, these entries stick to the bare basics, summarizing events and leaving out details that could deepen readers' understanding of the "traumatic bonding" mentioned in her afterword. Yet, the author's synopses make sense within the context of her PTSD – she is the first to admit these pages were written in a "fugue state" – and to her credit, she still gets the main point across, raising awareness. "One day I will break your spirit," Mac warns after beating her for trying to leave, two years into the marriage. Her spirit miraculously intact, Hope now delivers a loving, hopeful message (her pseudonym is apt) that emanates with compassion, even for her abuser, reminding victims they are not alone.
Focusing mainly on Canada and the United States, with comparisons worldwide, Roslin aims, in part two, to break the "blue wall of silence" that conceals police domestic violence, citing statistics that suggest much higher abuse rates among law enforcement families than the general public. Theorizing on potential causes, he underlines derogatory attitudes towards women, officer impunity, and issues of dominance: "The ability to establish power and control, while an underlying motive of domestic abuse, is an essential job skill for police." Roslin then discusses how this violence affects us all, stressing the conflict when those hired to protect the public are themselves batterers, and touches upon related issues like the killings of African Americans and the botched investigations of missing or murdered Indigenous women in Canada.
Roslin's final chapter may be the most hopeful as it confronts the underlying systemic issues, which, if eventually addressed, could benefit everyone, including officers, whose high-risk lifestyles, marked by burnout and exposure to traumatic events, yield high divorce rates and substantially shorter lifespans. "Police families pay a steep price for being on the frontline of upholding our uneven social order," remarks Roslin, who urges readers to face the truth about police domestic violence: "It is a mirror reflected back on ourselves. May we see and finally act." mRb
Kimberly Bourgeois is a Montreal-based writer/singer-songwriter. Visit her at kimberlybourgeois.com for news about her forthcoming EP.


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On Saturday, August 16th we'll all meet up at Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds for all day celebration featuring amazing musicians, homegrown talent, artisans all at the Silopanna Music Festival. But one vendor, in particular has a huge call to action. That's right, Register to Vote!
I asked Headcount.org to write us up a little bit about their call to action and what we can expect at Silopanna 2014 from them. I know they're rounding up some goodies to bring to the event – rumor is, diffraction glasses which will only enhance The Flaming Lips epic light show!
But in the meantime, if you check them out at Nissan Pavilion at some upcoming shows (ahem, Dave Matthews for example), you can get signed up to win some tickets to Silopanna Music Festival. You know, the festival named for Annapolis spelled backwards. So, here it is… a few words from Headcount.org. And don't forget to register when you're here on August 16th!
What happens on November 4, 2014? Hint: it involves the ENTIRE House of Representatives. If you guessed P. Diddy's 45th birthday, you would be right, but that is definitely not what I was going for. November 4 is the date of the 2014 midterm elections. Midterms are important because all 435 seats in the House, along with a third of the Senate, are up for grabs.
Since the dawn of time, music and politics have gone hand-in-hand like hamburgers and French fries. You can insert your own simile into that last statement, but the point is, you really cannot have one without the other. HeadCount is a non-profit, non-partisan, volunteer organization that works with musicians to help harness the power of music and promote participation in the democratic process.
So how do we go about doing this? First and foremost, we stage voter registration drives at concerts and live music events. By reaching young people and music fans where they already are, at concerts and online, we make civic participation easy and fun. Over the past ten years, we have registered over 300,000 voters. Through partnering with over 100 bands and artists, we average 1,000 events a year. It is very important that young people keep in mind that many of the issues they care most about are decided on the local and state level. Over the past few years we have seen action in the realm of marriage equality, gun rights, marijuana legislation and women's rights all decided through local elections.
In addition to voter registration and address changes, we also offer concert goers the opportunity to fill out a voter pledge. This is a postcard that will be sent back to them in November reminding them to hit the polls. To make it even more enticing, the postcards are actually designed by famous poster artists and one lucky person who pledges in 2014 is also going to win a Cloud 9 Adventure (Jam Cruise, My Morning Jacket's One Big Holiday, etc). That's right – write yourself a postcard and you can be on a cruise this winter.
We look forward to seeing everyone at Silopanna on August 16. Make sure you swing by our table to update your registration and pledge to vote. Apart from making sure you are ready to vote, you may be headed on a cruise this winter!
Matt and Kim => Register to Vote at Silopanna!
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In this long-awaited show, we re-evaluate the digestive system as a food processing system and how various macronutrients and micronutrients, alone or in different foods, can have an impact on the body.
Fahad Ahmad is a serial entrepreneur who enjoys delving into the science of food and nutrition. He practices Ashtanga Yoga, Weight Training, Crossfit, Calisthenics, and Plyometric type of training and has been part of the fitness and nutrition world for more than 15 years. He leads the "Modern Renaissance" lifestyle of tapping into multiple knowledge bases to solve a problem.
Corey Behn lives a multifaceted life rooted in a foundation comprised of Yoga, Science, Adventure, and Nature. He has always had a burning curiosity of existence itself, constantly seeking out truth in all corners of the universe. He enjoys the sport of rock climbing and photographing beautiful landscapes and macro scrapes alike. When night falls, the cosmos up above receives his full attention, studying all types of celestial entities. Corey's role at Ketogeek originates from his love of creative cooking in the kitchen, continuously creating new symphonies of flavor and texture for our tastebuds.
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11:23 - What is food?
13:15 - What is food digestion?
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21:45 - What are mucins in the mouth and how they help digest fats
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Search Intent: Find Your Needle
By Charles Samuel Mar 29, 2021
When people tune in to a royal wedding, there's a palpable sense of wonder that keeps them glued to their screens. Apologies to any Kardashian/Jenner prime-time events, but when 1.9 billion people around the globe fix their eyes on a screen to watch two people they don't know, it's an entirely different kind of spectacle.
A royal wedding is different because there's an understanding that two worlds are converging. Perhaps even colliding. One person is literally born into the lap of luxury, and the other person will have to adjust. Where they came from and where they're going? They'll have to work through that together.
Digital marketers and their audiences represent a similar kind of union. Ultimately, brands that succeed online understand where their audience segments come from and where they're trying to go. One way marketers bridge the digital divide is by focusing on the former—diving deeper into search intent.
But what is search intent? Does it matter that most of us don't even use search engines like we used to?
Search intent is the rationale behind a user's search query. It's the why that keeps them searching. Are they trying to buy something? Are they trying to learn something?
Understanding search intent is important because it helps content marketers differentiate between audience segments looking for more information about a product or service and those wanting definitions of market jargon. That's a dramatically different set of contexts even if, ultimately, they're both groups you're trying to win over.
In years past, search engine optimization (or SEO) hinged on keyword volume. If there were a ton of searches for certain terms, marketers had all the ammo they needed to go out and fine-tune content or increase digital efforts. As search engine algorithms have matured, however, volume is no longer the only needle marketers can afford to focus on.
Back in 2002, Andrei Broder was the first person to take a stab at codifying the different kinds of search intent. He defined three, all of which are now universally accepted as the primary ways people retrieve information online:
Informational (know) queries. The typical digital searcher is looking for information—often in the form of a question. When is sunset today? What is bitcoin?
Navigational (go) queries. Other searchers have something in mind when they're online, directing their attention to a specific website or brand. For these users—especially if they don't know the exact URL of the item in question—it's just easier to search for the website or brand right in their search bar.
Transactional (do) queries. Other searchers have their wallets in their hands, ready to make a purchase. Often they already know what they want to buy. Buy a 15-inch MacBook Pro. Other times, they're doing a little bit of commercial investigation before they pull the trigger. Best laptop for video creators.
But wait. There's more.
Studies show that almost 80% of search intent online is informational, while the other 20% gets evenly split between navigational and transactional. This spread has practical considerations for content marketers. If you want your brand to resonate with your audience, chances are you need more content that answers real questions and less content that tries to sell.
Fans of FX's animated series Archer probably started feeling awkward in early 2014 when real-life ISIS gained global prominence after driving Iraq into chaos. Search results for the term spiked for a year, starting in early 2014.
Search results for "ISIS" on google trends (screenshot)
Until then, fans of the TV show were familiar with "ISIS" because it was the acronym for International Secret Intelligence Service, the fictional spy agency that kept the titular character employed and armed. Things changed quickly. The TV show's producers had to pivot after realizing they needed to avoid any unnecessary confusion, opting to drop the name. It became canon.
Data from Google (like the kind we see in Google Trends) tells us clearly that intent can shift. Terms can take on new meanings. Entirely new terms can pop up seemingly overnight. For marketers, knowing search intent can shift is important because it means results and relevancy can shift, too. Staying out in front of your audience means unpacking data to stay ahead of trends that ebb and flow.
A great real-world example of this would be the term "vaccination." Prior to the pandemic, this may have been an informational keyword for search users trying to learn the science behind immunization. Now it's transactional—people want to know where they can book appointments for their COVID-19 vaccines.
This transience of search intent matters for brands. Those that optimize for shifting intent will help users get those appointments. The other brands won't.
The journey matters more
So, you've gotten your page on Google and now people are landing on your website. Great … now what? Should they download something? Are they even ready to download something?
Search intent is only the first leg of the buyer's journey. Understanding intent well is a major win and worth celebrating. But it's a piece of the larger puzzle, and it can get complex.
Remember the earlier stat about users performing informational searches? Content marketers have to consider funnel stages to make sure users aren't left in the dust. Are the users searching for this specific term ready to buy? If not, what can you do to make them ready?
In recent years, smart technology has muddied the waters even more, challenging digital marketing professionals to think deeper about where the user is headed. You're now as likely to make searches via voice command on an Amazon Echo in your kitchen as you are on your smartphone from the couch. What does it mean if you're searching for food products in the kitchen? Is the intent different than when searching somewhere else? (The answer to that last question is yes. Maybe.)
As technology continues to change, the journey will become that much more important. Gone are the days of the linear path to purchase. Customers aren't going from search engine to purchase as often as they used to. It's up to your brand to make sure you have content that responds to each unique moment in their journeys.
Here's how you start
Search intent today is more than just search volume and keywords that look good on paper. Dialing into the intent behind search queries can be the difference between just creating content online and creating the kind of content your users crave more of.
Sometimes brands need the right kind of support to reorient digital and content marketing around shifting search intent realities. Where are the content gaps? How should we leverage remarketing for different kinds of intent?
That's where we come in. At T3, we help organizations get a better view of their buyer journeys by helping them think through search intent—from informational to transactional. Learn more about how we help brands like yours meet audiences online. Everywhere.
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Collaboration of specialists in the rehabilitation of spine pathology
Oleg Panchenko, Zbigniew Śliwiński, Anastasiia Kabantseva, Nataliia Tsapro
O. Panchenko, Z. Śliwiński, A. Kabantseva, N. Tsapro – Collaboration of specialists in the rehabilitation of spine pathology. Fizjoterapia Polska 2021; 21(4); 96-102
To study the influence of the negative psychological state of children and adolescents living on the territory of hostilities, on the formation and course of spinal pathology. The sample consisted of 1467 people aged 5–18-year-old, whose parents had no complaints of the child's spinal pathology, i.e. "relatively healthy children in respect of spinal pathology." The growth of pathology of the spine during periods of intensive growth of the child was confirmed: in the 5–7-year-old age group for 3.49% of children, in the 8-10-year-old age group for 13.78%, in the 10-14-year-old age group for 17.89%, in the 15–17-year-old age group for 25.15% respectively. An increase in the prevalence of scoliosis in the Donetsk oblast (excluding the temporarily occupied territories) at the level of 28.26 cases per 1,000 schoolchildren, which is more than in other regions of Ukraine. The similarity of the pathogenesis of scoliosis, stress, and hypercalciuria was determined, which explains the data obtained by us on the prevalence of scoliosis in the ATO area, actually 95.89 cases per 1000 children, and 251.53 cases per 1000 adolescents aged 15-18-year-old. The manifestations of autonomic disturbances (rs = 0.34, p ≤ 0.01), sleep disturbances (rs = 0.43, p ≤ 0.01), anxiety (rs = 0.43, p ≤ 0.01) is increased among children with significant fear of war. There is a need to consider scoliosis as a stressor, and therefore children with scoliosis should get psychological rehabilitation and expert advice.
scoliosis, stress, hypercalciuria, children, adolescents, rehabilitation
Potential applications of the PNF method in the treatment of scoliosis
Marianna Białek
Marianna Białek – Potential applications of the PNF method in the treatment of scoliosis. Fizjoterapia Polska 2001; 1(2); 220-221
scoliosis, PNF
Kinesitherapeutic procedure in the treatment of scoliosis
Piotr Kwiatkowski, Magdalena Sobiech, Marek Fatyga, Andrzej Skwarcz
Piotr Kwiatkowski, Magdalena Sobiech, Marek Fatyga, Andrzej Skwarcz – Kinesitherapeutic procedure in the treatment of scoliosis. Fizjoterapia Polska 2001; 1(3); 298-302
Varying kinesitherapeutic procedures are used In children with scoliosis, depending on whether the child is begin only by exercises, or by exercises and brace, or is begin prepared for surgery due to progressing deformation. In the case of children treated conservatively, primary emphasis is given to asymmetrical strengthening exercises for the dorsal muscles and peripheral joints, preceded by stretching exercises for antagonistic muscle groups. Simultaneously, exercises are performed to increase the range movement in the spine (kypholization of the thoracic spine, derotation of the thoraco-lumbar spine) and peripheral joints. In scoliosis exceeding 25-30° with documented progression, orthopedic braces are also used to prevent further progression of the curvature. In such cases it is a separate problem, when the child should exercise in the brace, and when without.Kinesitherapy in children being prepared for surgery differs significantly from that suitable for children in conservative treatment. Here the primary focus is on relaxing, elongating, and the spine. This is achieved by applying an autotraction bed for several hours, along with autocorrection of posture and passive chin-ups. By means of stretching, relaxing, and swimming poolexercises, along with the application of physical agents, the maximum relaxation of the spine's active and passive apparatus is achieved, so that during surgery the maximum correction of curvature can be obtained while maintaining neurological safety.
Scoliosis, kinesitherapeutic procedure, progressing deformation
The frequency of occurrence of spinal pain syndrome in adult scoliosis patients treated surgically and conservatively
Hanna M. Tomczak
Hanna M. Tomczak – The frequency of occurrence of spinal pain syndrome in adult scoliosis patients treated surgically and conservatively. Fizjoterapia Polska 2001; 1(3); 283-285
spinal pain syndrome, Scoliosis
The social consequences of spinal pain in adult scoliosis patients treated surgically and conservatively
Hanna M. Tomczak – The social consequences of spinal pain in adult scoliosis patients treated surgically and conservatively. Fizjoterapia Polska 2001; 1(3); 280-282
Curvature of the spine when diagnosed and treated in youth (surgically or conservatively) is subject to progression in adults and frequently causes pain symptoms. The present article evaluates the current clinical status of adult scoliosis patients who were treated surgically or conservatively in childhood. The parameters evaluated include the frequency of occurrence of intensified spinal pain and its impact on the professional and social situation of the persons tested.
spinal pain, Scoliosis, social consequences
The impact of musical performance on the occurence of selected disorders of body posture in children from a music school
Mirosław Janiszewski, Anna Kluszczyńska, Ireneusz Pieszyński
Mirosław Janiszewski, Anna Kluszczyńska, Ireneusz Pieszyński – The impact of musical performance on the occurence of selected disorders of body posture in children from a music school. Fizjoterapia Polska 2002; 2(1); 46-56
Background. The aim of our study was to investigate the effects of long-term musical training on the genesis of defective posture. Material and methods. The study involved a group of 92 children who were tested twice, once in 1992 again in 1998, used a specially developed screening test. Results. A greater rate of occurrence of posture defects, including especially scoliosis, was found in children who were heavily involved in playing musical instruments. This type played was found to correlate with type and frequency of particular posture defects. Conclusion. Systematic long term of musical instruments may cause more frequent in posturogenesis and a higher rate of scoliosis.
posture defects, scoliosis, music, screening test
Changes of values of selected spirometric parameters in course of complex rehabilitation treatment in patients with scolioses of I° and II°
Rafał Gnat, Edward Saulicz, Marek Zięba, Paweł Ryngier
Rafał Gnat, Edward Saulicz, Marek Zięba, Paweł Ryngier – Changes of values of selected spirometric parameters in course of complex rehabilitation treatment in patients with scolioses of I° and II°. Fizjoterapia Polska 2003; 3(1); 21-29
Both the values of the spirometric parameters in people with low-degree scoliosis and their changes in course of the rehabilitation treatment aiming to correct the body posture are subjects rarely mentioned in literature. Just sparse articles give evidence for the presence of respiratory disturbances even in early stages of the development of scoliosis. The hypothesis claiming that normalisation of the values of selected spirometric parameters, decreased earlier, during attempts of correction of the body posture could be obtained was brought forward for needs of the presented report. 60 children with scolioses of Ist and IInd degree and without any coexisting health problems participated. The evaluation of the values of selected spirometric parameters was performed twice: at the beginning of the treatment (initial test) and after its termination (final test). The time of therapeutic influence averaged 28,77 days (SD = 9,47) and daily load with corrective exercises about 3 hours with supplementary procedures. During the period of time between initial and final tests most of the assessed spirometric parameters showed significant improvement increasing their values and bringing them closer to standards (FVC EX, FVC IN, FEV1, PEF, PIF, VC, IC). The ERV parameter didn't show any important alterations. The volumes TV and MV as well as Tiffeneau coefficient maintained their previous rise tendencies.According to the stated hypothesis the corrective rehabilitation treatment improved values of selected spirometric parameters, which were decreased in course of low-degree scoliosis. Basing on the results some practical clues concerning corrective treatment of this postural fault may also be formulated.
Scoliosis, rehabilitation treatment, Spirometry, spirometric parameters
Epidemiology of lateral curvature of the spine in children and adolescents
Michał Dziewulski, Waldemar Szymanik
Michał Dziewulski, Waldemar Szymanik – Epidemiology of lateral curvature of the spine in children and adolescents. Fizjoterapia Polska 2003; 3(2); 106-112
Background. The primary purpose of this article is to draw attention to the problem of lateral scoliosis in children and adolescents, a serious issue in orthopedics. This subject should be of interest not only to orthopedists, but also to pediatricians, rehabilitation specialists, physiotherapists, family physicians, and even specialists in internal medicine. The authors' goal is to focus on the basic facts concerning this disorder, its classification, and the epidemiology. Material and methods. In our clinical work over the last 30 years we have observed patients treated at the Rehabilitation Center in Konstancin, Poland. The rate of occurrence of scoliosis has been calculated, and the data broken down by sex, age, and residence (urban or rural). The goal was to point out any possible predisposition by gender, to discover whether the residence had any impact on the likelihood of diagnosis due to better facilities, and to specify the age at which there occurs the greatest risk of occurrence. Results. Despite a systematic increase in the number of patients admitted to our Center, there has not been a proportional increase in the number of patients with scoliosis, and in fact the number has diminished. A distinct tendency for scoliosis to appear in girls was noticed. Scoliosis is more often diagnosed in urban children and adolescents. Conclusions. More precise examination and diagnosis of children is required in respect to the possible occurrence of lateral scoliosis, especially in rural environments. Other aspects, such as gender-related trends and the most common type of scoliosis, do not differ from the data reported in the literature.
body posture, scoliosis, gender, early diagnosis
Some possibilities for using the Lehnert-Schroth concept during corrective exercises in stationary system
J. Nowotny, K. Czupryna, O. Nowotny-Czupryna
J. Nowotny, K. Czupryna, O. Nowotny-Czupryna – Some possibilities for using the Lehnert-Schroth concept during corrective exercises in stationary system. Fizjoterapia Polska 2003; 3(4); 412-419
Corrective exercises constitute a basic element in the conservative treatment of lateral curvature of the spine. In recent years corrective breathing exercises based on the concepts of C. Lehnert-Schroth have proven to be especially valuable. It is a well-known fact that individual exercises are most effective, especially in advanced scoliosis: however, for epidemiological and organizational reasons it is not possible to extend such individual attention to all those who need it. As a result, group exercises are the dominant from of corrective procedure. It is important, however, for these types of exercises to be adapted to the individual needs of every participant. The only form that can meet this requirement is the so-called "stationary system". The present authors have been advocating the use of this form for corrective exercises for many years. Given the value of corrective-breathing exercises and the need for these kinds of exercises to be conducted in a group system, the authors have presented here their own conception for rehabilitation, keeping both these elements in mind, including our own modifications of various exercises modeled on the Lehnert-Schroth method. These types of exercises have been woven into the entire system, supported by biofeedback, creating in turn circumstances conducive to shaping the habit of proper posture.
Scoliosis, group exercises, stationary system
Impact of musical performance on the frequency of postural abnormalities in children
Anna Kluszczyńska, Jolanta Kujawa, Mirosław Janiszewski, Ireneusz Pieszyński
Anna Kluszczyńska, Jolanta Kujawa, Mirosław Janiszewski, Ireneusz Pieszyński – Impact of musical performance on the frequency of postural abnormalities in children. Fizjoterapia Polska 2004; 4(2); 117-128
Background. An increased load on components of the musculo-skeletal system caused by musical performance can lead to postural abnormalities and overstraining of the musculo-skeletal system in young performing artists. The aim of our research was to investigate the link over the long term between play on musical instruments by children, the type of musical performance, and disturbances of body posture. Material and methods. Our research involved a group of 113 primary music school pupils. The study was conducted in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade pupils, 7, 9 and 11 years of age respectively. The clinical examination consisted of a physical exam and an orthopedic evaluation of the musculo-skeletal system. A questionnaire indicating the type of instrument played and the body posture during play was also used. Results. The postural abnormalities found in this population included scoliotic posture, scoliosis, and thoracic muscle contraction. Many children showed several types of postural abnormalities coexisting. A statistically significant difference in the frequency of postural abnormalities was found, depending on how long the given musical instrument had been played after five years of attendance at the music school. Conclusions. Musical performance may increase the incidence and progression of some body posture disorders in music school pupils. The load imposed by the instrument being played leads to faster development of the clinical symptoms of scoliosis in girls than in boys. The appearance and progression of the body posture disorders may be contingent on how long the musical instrument is played. The progression of clinical symptoms in music school pupils depends on the type of music performance.
scoliotic posture, scoliosis, thoracic muscle contracture
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I had a very different post for today. In fact, I even had it written and ready to go for this morning.
However, there is something I prefer to discuss at the moment.
For those of you in New York as well as throughout the country, you may be well aware of the latest "sexting" drama surrounding Anthony Weiner and his run for Mayor of New York City.
You may even recall his 2011 resignation from Congress after admitting to an online relationship.
Through both situations, his wife, Huma Abedin, has stayed by his side.
Both situations have triggered a media frenzy involving segments devoted to the how and why as well as polls questioning what you would do in her shoes.
The truth is, none of know what we would do in her place or in anyone's place in any situation until we are put into that situation for real.
I never pay much mind to what others think.
If I did, I probably wouldn't run as much or be a vegetarian.
Let's face it – carnivores can't understand vegetarians. They don't understand how or why you gave up meat and poultry and heaven for bid, if you give up fish and oh my goodness dairy too, why the heck you would want to be vegan.
I guess my point here today friends is that we all need to focus more on ourselves and less on others.
And as for Huma Abedin, I simply feel bad that she has to live the reality of her husband's behavior in the public light.
Admit it: You often look at what other people order for dessert and/or peak at what others load into their self-serve yogurt cups and judge their selections.
Oh, wait. Only I do that? I really need to stop.
You're so right that people judge before they even know the situation, and it's not fair!


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Members Re-elect District 1 Trustee Scott Boyatt
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Congratulations to SECO Energy District 1 Trustee Scott Boyatt on his re-election. District 1 members gathered at Pine Ridge Elementary School in Clermont on Thursday, January 31, to elect a Trustee to represent their District on SECO's Board. Mr. Boyatt lives in Clermont and has been a SECO member since 2004. Mr. Boyatt was first elected to the Board in 2013.
SECO Energy is a not-for-profit electric cooperative, operated for and owned by its members. SECO members who reside in the District elect one of their fellow members to serve on SECO's nine-member Board of Trustees. Collectively, the Board represents the SECO membership, meeting monthly to monitor the financial status of the cooperative while providing fiduciary oversight and participating in policy decisions that serve the best interests of the members at large.
Mr. Boyatt declared his continued willingness to serve the members in District 1 by submitting his letter of intent to run for Trustee. Elected Trustees serve a three-year term. Mr. Boyatt's candidacy for District 1 Trustee was unopposed.
Trustee Boyatt stated, "I thank the District 1 members for pledging their continued support for me as their Trustee. After recently completing my Director Gold Credentials from the NRECA, I am looking forward to putting my enhanced skill set to work for not only District 1 members but SECO's membership as a whole."
President Jerry Hatfield stated, "Congratulations, Mr. Boyatt, on your re-election as District 1 Trustee. Mr. Boyatt is a valued member of SECO's Board, and I look forward to working with him and my peers on behalf of our fellow SECO members."
CEO Jim Duncan stated, "Thank you, District 1 members, for joining us at your District Meeting and participating in the cooperative governance process. I congratulate Mr. Boyatt on his re-election and thank him for sharing his industry knowledge to support his fellow members. I am grateful for our Board's fiduciary guidance and oversight, and their collective knowledge of the utility industry."
Duncan continued, "I hope members plan to attend our Annual Meeting on Saturday, March 23. We will be serving breakfast, coffee, soft drinks and snacks. Members can visit the Energy Showcase for energy-efficiency displays, enjoy live entertainment and enter for the chance to win door prizes. The grand prizes this year are a refurbished 2009 Ford SuperCab 4-wheel drive with less than 60,000 miles, a golf cart, cash and many other prizes."
Visit SECO's Board of Trustees page to view a photo and brief bio of SECO's Trustees along with a District map. "Like" SECO's Facebook page and "follow" @SECOEnergy on Twitter for news releases and cooperative updates.


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Q: chartjs 3.6.0 add X label I used following code in Chart 2.2.1 and it worked well and we can see label Time.
Now we want to upgrade to 3.6.0 due to security reasons, but snippet stopped working. I attach 2 fiddles
Working 2.2.1: https://jsfiddle.net/maksim_beliaev/2ru3g5ot/8/
Not working 3.6.0: https://jsfiddle.net/maksim_beliaev/q2poncyd/5/
How can I set label for X and Y axis with new chartjs? In online docs for Axis and Labels looks like that syntax should be correct
function create_line_chart(ctx, x_axis, version_1, y_axis_1, version_2, y_axis_2) {
    new Chart(ctx, {
        type: 'line',
        data: {
            labels: x_axis,
            type: 'line',
            defaultFontFamily: 'Montserrat',
            datasets: [{
                label: version_1,
                data: y_axis_1,
                backgroundColor: 'transparent',
                borderColor: 'rgba(220,53,69,0.75)',
                borderWidth: 3,
                pointStyle: 'circle',
                pointRadius: 5,
                pointBorderColor: 'transparent',
                pointBackgroundColor: 'rgba(220,53,69,0.75)',
            }, {
                label: version_2,
                data: y_axis_2,
                backgroundColor: 'transparent',
                borderColor: 'rgba(40,167,69,0.75)',
                borderWidth: 3,
                pointStyle: 'circle',
                pointRadius: 5,
                pointBorderColor: 'transparent',
                pointBackgroundColor: 'rgba(40,167,69,0.75)',
            }]
        },
        options: {
            responsive: true,

            tooltips: {
                mode: 'index',
                titleFontSize: 12,
                titleFontColor: '#000',
                bodyFontColor: '#000',
                backgroundColor: '#fff',
                titleFontFamily: 'Montserrat',
                bodyFontFamily: 'Montserrat',
                cornerRadius: 3,
                intersect: false,
            },
            legend: {
                display: false,
                labels: {
                    usePointStyle: true,
                    fontFamily: 'Montserrat',
                },
            },
            scales: {
                xAxes: [{
                    display: true,
                    gridLines: {
                        display: false,
                        drawBorder: false
                    },
                    scaleLabel: {
                        display: true,
                        labelString: 'Time'
                    }
                }],
                yAxes: [{
                    display: true,
                    gridLines: {
                        display: false,
                        drawBorder: false
                    },
                    scaleLabel: {
                        display: true,
                        labelString: 'Value'
                    }
                }]
            },
            title: {
                display: false,
                text: 'Normal Legend'
            }
        }
    });
}

var ctx = document.getElementById( "canvas" );
            ctx.height = 150;
            create_line_chart(ctx,  [2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016],
                194,
                [0, 30, 10, 120, 50, 63, 10],
                221,
                [0, 50, 40, 80, 40, 79, 120],
            );

A: Chart.js v3 has lots of API changes from Chart.js v2, you should pass your title configuration like this:
const titleConfig = {
    scales: {
        x: {
            display: true,
            title: {
                display: true,
                text: "Time",
                padding: { top: 20, left: 0, right: 0, bottom: 0 },
            },
        },
        y: {
            display: true,
            title: {
                display: true,
                text: "Value",
                padding: { top: 30, left: 0, right: 0, bottom: 0 },
            },
        },
    },
};

More information on how to use title configuration can be found on the documentation.
Here's a working fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/vkghzxLc/15/

A: Basicly your whole options object is wrong, there are some major breaking changes in chart.js v3. For all changes please read the migration guide.
For the scale label to show you need to configure it in options.scales.x.title.text, also the tooltip and legend need to be configured in the plugins namespace, tooltip has been made singular

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JD Health set to raise $3.5 Billion in Hong Kong debut
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JD Health,Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com's telehealth unit, is set to raise HK$27.1 billion ($3.5 billion) after pricing its initial public offering at the top end of an estimate range, reported Caixin.
The offering of 381.9 million shares at HK$70.58 each will be the second-largest initial public offering (IPO) this year in Hong Kong, after only the HK$30.1 billion secondary listing by JD Health's parent company in June. The stock starts official trading on Tuesday, said Caixin.
The offering attracted 846,200 retail investors, who subscribed for 420 times more than the shares allotted for retail investors. Institutional investors also showed enthusiasm, with 30 times oversubscription.
JD Health brought in six cornerstone investors that agreed to subscribe for as much as 148 million shares, including Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC, Hillhouse Capital and BlackRock Inc.
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Hit Like A Girl: Cape Town Sixes Adds Women's League To ...
Hit Like A Girl: Cape Town Sixes Adds Women's League To Main Event
Instead of playing with the men, the women get their own teams this year
The Cape Town Sixes Cricket Festival 2019 is coming around once again on 22–24 February 2018. This year, the popular amateur cricket and football festival is introducing a women's league to the main tournament teams.
A FIRST FOR THE SIXES
Now in its fourth year, the festival will be adding a "Women's Social" team to the cricket leagues (R10 000 per team) and football divisions (R500 per team). There are only six team spots available in the cricket league and a select few in the football division. Both cricket and football teams receive six full weekend general access passes for friends and family and football teams stand a chance to win prizes up to the value of R3000.
Watch this after-movie to see what you can expect:
KIDS PLAY TOO
They've also added a full junior tournament for under-11s and under-13s. There are six teams per age group and each player receives two full weekend general access passes for parents, friends or family, as well as a soft drink, a meal and an official Cape Town Sixes cap.
There'll also be a kids zone with rides, food and drinks, ice-creams and live music, so parents can enjoy the festival while kids are taken care of and entertained all day. Children under-18 enter the festival for free. All kids activities are charged at a nominal fee of R20 a day.
CORPORATE, CASTLE AND COCA-COLA
Below are the other leagues to join at the festival. Players decide which league to join based on their skills and experience. Note that only men can participate in these leagues.
The popular VIP corporate experience is already sold out, but watch out for next year's event, so you can grab hold of this corporate package for exciting team building and client functions.
Castle Lager League
This league is for those who want to dust off their gear and swing the bat once again – so past experience and passion for the game is a must. This field is close to the party and the bar, so rally your teammates for a great game and a cold one right after.
Price: R10 000 per team
Castle Lite League
Social players who enjoy the banter more than the game will be happy in this league. It's the most social and caters for all skill sets. And, there'll be prizes for the best dressed.
Social Coca-cola League
This league is for social swingers and men who want to get off the couch and back out there, and show the younger ones how it's done (all while getting a good chirp in).
The main initiative of the Cape Town Sixes is to give back to poor communities. The #HitPovertyForASix organisation will run coaching clinics leading up to the festival. These clinics will host children from townships across the Western Cape. The children will receive valuable tips from a former South African cricket player.
MUSIC AND FOOD
South African sensation The Kiffness and local band The Rivertones will entertain festival-goers throughout the weekend. You can buy food and drink from vendors such as Hudson's, Durban's Finest Curry and Black Beer'd Fish and Chips, as well as coffee and beverages from Seattle Coffee Co. There'll also be a well-stocked bar serving cold beer, ciders, gin, wine and other refreshments.
TICKETS TO CAPE TOWN SIXES CRICKET FESTIVAL 2019
Day passes for Saturday and Sunday cost R60pp. Weekend passes cost R100pp. Tickets are available on Webtickets.
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Time: 07:00 until late
Venue: Green Point Cricket Club
Location: Cnr Vlei and Fritz Sonnenberg Roads | Green Point
Price: R60pp–R10 000 per team
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On 26 January, 1980, "Trust Me" by Cindy Bullens peaked at #90.
Before I can talk about "Trust Me" at any length, I have to talk about Cindy Bullens first. Cindy started as a backup singer; you can hear her on "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" by Elton John and Kiki Dee and on a few songs from the Grease soundtrack. She had a few albums in the late 70s, had a family, and then put out a few more albums in the 90s and early 2000s, but only ever scored one singe — "Trust Me" — on the Hot 100. Also, in the years leading up to 2102, she became a female-to-male transsexual, and renamed herself Cidny. This makes it hard for me to use pronouns when talking about her, but, given that the song was written, performed, and recorded while Cidny was Cindy, I'm going to use the feminine pronouns when referring to her pre-transition career.
"Trust Me" is a pleasant surprise. I was expecting something vapid like those songs she provided backup vocals for, and maybe at first blush "Trust Me" sounds like that — a standard romping torch song. But the lyrics go a ways past what's standard for the genre. Its narrator is confronted with a suspicious lover, and sure she asserts her loyalty to him (or her, I guess) as we expect: "I wouldn't hurt you if my life depended on it," and so on. But she also addresses the lover's insecurities, pointing out that he (or she) "got wounded in the war of hearts" and that Cindy's there to care. This song isn't just heartfelt and earnest; it also looks into the feelings of someone other than the singer herself, which is something too few popular songs do. Even Elton and Kiki can't stop talking about themselves in "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" enough to talk about what the other feels. Great art is supposed to make us think new ideas, feel new feelings, and, presumably, build empathy. A song like "Trust Me" goes further in doing that, and that's refreshing.