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Drug Court is a diversion program designed for juveniles who have been placed on either Option 4 or Option 5 for substance abuse treatment following a substance abuse evaluation. Drug Court is a nine month program which includes intensive outpatient drug and alcohol counseling along with diversion requirements such as curfew, random drug screens, regular court appearances, community service, etc.
To be eligible for the Drug Court diversion program, the juvenile must be a first time offender, live in Johnson County, and meet all diversion requirements. When the youth completes the program successfully, their record will indicate that the charges were dismissed.
How often does the youth meet with their Court Service Officer (CSO)?
In the Drug Court program, the youth will ideally have contact with his/her CSO weekly. These contacts may be in court, at the Court Services office, at the youth's home or school, or phone conversations. Throughout the diversion, the youth will work through three phases. During the first phase, the meetings and court appearances may be more frequent. Contact between the CSO and youth will decrease as the youth successfully completes each phase.
What happens if the youth does not comply with the diversion conditions?
Depending on the severity of their actions, the youth will receive sanctions for their behavior. For example, the youth may receive additional community service or referred to education groups for minor violations. For larger violations, they may have their diversion revoked.
How often does each youth have to go to court while in the Drug Court program?
At the beginning of the program, the youth will attend court at least once every other month. As they progress through the program and demonstrate positive behavior, these appearance may become less frequent.
If you have any questions, you can e-mail the Drug Court CSO Dawn Huddleston.


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Dragon Blade es una película de acción de China y Hong Kong estrenada en el año 2015, escrita y dirigida por Daniel Lee y protagonizada por Jackie Chan, John Cusack, Lin Peng, Mika Wang, Choi Siwon y Adrien Brody. En la cinta, Chan interpreta a Huo An, el comandante del Escuadrón de Protección de las regiones occidentales durante el reinado de la Dinastía Han. Dragon Blade fue estrenada en formato IMAX 3D el 19 de febrero de 2015. La película fue estrenada en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2015 por la compañía Lionsgate Premiere.

La cinta fue un éxito comercial en China. Se estrenó el jueves 19 en China y obtuvo 18.7 millones de dólares el día de su presentación. Dragon Blade ha recibido críticas mixtas por parte de la prensa especializada, con buenos comentarios hacia el director por las largas secuencias épicas de batalla, el diseño de producción y la mezcla de los estilos de Hollywood y del cine oriental. En el sitio web Rotten Tomatoes, sin embargo, la película tiene apenas un 34% de aprobación con un índice de audiencia de 4.3 sobre 10. El consenso del sitio indica: "Dragon Blade cuenta con lindos escenarios y coreografías, pero el gran elenco terminado siendo opacado por una historia simple y una pobre edición."

Sinopsis
En el noroeste de China, en el año 48 a. C., una compañía de seguridad bajo el actual gobierno de la dinastía Han llamada El Escuadrón de Protección se compromete a detener las batallas y promover la idea de la paz. Huo An (Jackie Chan), el capitán del escuadrón, evita con éxito una batalla entre los indios y los hunos. El grupo regresa a su ciudad natal sin nombre, donde la gentil esposa Uyghur de Huo An Xiuqing (Mika Wang) sirve como maestra de escuela para huérfanos. Sin embargo, el gobierno descubre evidencia de que alguien en el grupo ha sido corrompido, lo que hace que todo el grupo sea sentenciado a trabajos de construcción en Wild Geese Gate, una fortaleza en ruinas.

Poco después, Wild Geese Gate es amenazada por una legión del Imperio Romano que necesita agua y suministros, entre los que se encuentra un niño ciego llamado Publius (Jozef Waite). Después de un duelo entre Huo An y Lucius (Cusack), el general romano, este último acepta no atacar la ciudad a cambio de que la dejen entrar. La legión utiliza sus habilidades superiores de ingeniería para acelerar el trabajo de construcción, un acto que aumenta la moral y la felicidad de los habitantes, que se dividen entre varias razas diferentes, como China, Uighur y Turkic. Huo An devuelve el favor enviando hombres para ayudar a los enviados de Lucius a llegar al Imperio de Partia. Más tarde se festeja una celebración y Huo An es convertido en un centurión honorario.

Lucius revela que él y Publio huyen del hermano de Publio, Tiberio (Brody), un soldado corrupto que asesinó a su padre cónsul y cegó a Publio para que Tiberio pudiera convertirse en cónsul. Cuando Tiberius se acerca con 100.000 soldados, Huo An insiste en ayudar a Lucius, señalando que Tiberius es una amenaza para la Ruta de la Seda. Poco después de que Huo An parte para buscar refuerzos, el miembro corrupto del grupo anterior envía soldados chinos para asesinar a Xiuqing y atacar a Wild Geese Gate. La legión está encarcelada en la ciudad comercial no china de Kroran, donde Tiberius ha elegido acampar. Tiberius procede a asesinar a Publio.
Huo An y los pocos soldados chinos leales viajan a Kroran, fingiendo rendirse, pero una vez dentro destruyen las jaulas de la legión romana. Sin embargo, no pueden liberar a Lucius, que está a punto de morir quemado en una celda especial solitaria. Huo An dispara una flecha y mata a Lucius antes de que el fuego lo atrape. Cuando los soldados de Huo An y Lucius están rodeados, los ejércitos de varias otras razas llegan y luchan contra Tiberius, incluidos los indios, los hunos, los uigures y los turcos, los cuales están decididos a preservar la seguridad de la Ruta de la Seda. Sin embargo, incluso sus fuerzas combinadas no pueden ganar la batalla. Finalmente llega un gran ejército de Partia que había firmado un tratado especial con el padre de Publio y que intenta vengar su memoria. Los soldados de Tiberius pierden su voluntad de luchar. Huo An desafía a Tiberius a un duelo y lo asesina.

Al enterarse de la valentía de la legión de Lucius, el emperador chino les otorga el derecho de establecer su propia ciudad, que eligen nombrar como Regum. Aceptan a Huo An como su comandante, y Huo An, a su vez, honra al difunto general chino al reubicar el santuario en esa ciudad. A medida que pasan los siglos, la ciudad se desvanece de la memoria colectiva. Sin embargo, en la actualidad, un equipo de arqueólogos asiáticos descubren el sitio y hallan las inscripciones chinas y latinas.

Reparto
 Jackie Chan como Huo An.
 John Cusack como Lucius.
 Adrien Brody como Tiberius.
 Lin Peng como Cold Moon
 Mika Wang como Xiu Qing.
 Choi Siwon como Yin Po.
 Xiao Yang como el capitán.
 Wang Taili como Rat.
 Sammy Hung como Red Sun.
 Yoo Seung-jun como Cougar.
 Lorie Pester como Reina Partia.
 Vanness Wu como Christian.
 Karena Lam como Karena.
 Feng Shaofeng como Huo Qubing.
 Sharni Vinson como Crassus.
 Jozef Waite como Publius.
 Philippe Joly como Décimo.

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Enlaces externos

Películas de 2015
Películas de Hong Kong
Películas de artes marciales
Películas de China

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AGONAsport's Nick Tsambouniaris explains the importance of Hiljemark's late winner against Larissa in last weekend's Greek Superleague fixture and how it can be a turning point for the Trifyllis' season ahead.
As the clock wound down in the final match of the seventh round of the Super League, a 9-man Panathinaikos side was staring down the barrel of another wasted game of dropped points. This time to rock bottom Larissa, who themselves have endured a terrible start to the season highlighted by two managerial sackings and a president who quite simply has no morals.
Enter Oscar Hiljemark. The Swedish international midfielder on loan from Genoa conjured up a moment of brilliance (that has gone viral worldwide) with a little bit of luck to give the Greens an extraordinary 2-1 win deep in stoppage time as his cross from a good 30 metres out from the left wing intended for either Moledo or Mounier in the box beat everyone, including the Larissa goalkeeper. As they say, fortune favours the brave but credit to Hiljemark for backing himself and delivering when it mattered to score his second goal in the famous green jersey.
He has been the best summer signing so far this season, giving the team a solid presence in the middle of the pitch with his positional awareness and being a willing contributor going forward showcasing his creativity. This goal and all the accolades he has received have been more than warranted. This goal is a fitting reward for his efforts so far during the turbulent times the club has faced.
However, it was more than just a goal. You just have to look at the wild celebrations that followed from fans, players and coaching staff alike. Leoforos was absolutely bouncing to say the least, but it was the reaction from the playing group that caught the eye. Kourbelis, a young captain, illustrated his passion, as did Villafanez and Mounier among others. Goalkeeper Vlachodimos raced up the entire pitch just to be apart of it.
It was the first time Panathinaikos has conceded at home since the 19th of January and the two red cards were total lapses in concentration, but that Hiljemark goal overrides it all and it needs to be used as a catalyst for a sustained run of improved results after a slow start. In other words, it has to be treated as more than just a goal, and hopefully a turning point.
Lamia away this weekend represents a banana skin, where we are expected to win but way too often we fall into the opponent's gameplan and drop points. We now need to use the character and passion to build on the amazing ending against Larissa and band together as one - players and fans. The off-field troubles have been well-documented, but it is only the players that can put smiles on the faces of the fans, who in turn must replicate the atmosphere of the last two home games.
At the end of the month we host eternal rivals Olympiakos who have not beaten us at Leoforos for 4 years. That is the one we need to be ready for. A settled team with a good run of results to build confidence is needed, making this upcoming game against Lamia even more significant. There is of course, a Greek Cup tie against Anagennisi Karditsa in between too. Then throw in the fact that Chavez could be ready for the big derby and by the end of the month things could possibly start looking better in terms of on-field matters.
Ouzounidis also deserves credit for realising the 4-2-3-1 formation was hurting us as Zeca's departure left a gaping hole in the middle of the park. The move to 4-3-3 has seemed to help for the time being with 3 central midfielders providing more bark and energy, in addition to Hiljemark playing closer to the attackers. Reis should replace the suspended Sylla this weekend in the midfield trio, but it will be interesting to see what happens when Chavez returns. Molins has been in good form and if he keeps it up may command a starting spot. Could Ouzounidis opt for a 4-4-2 to accommodate him and Chavez up top together? Time will tell but for now let's take it one game at a time and hope the playing group works as a more cohesive unit spending more time together as well as riding the highs and lows as one.


We're playing catch up on this a little bit, but the odds are there that you'll want to see this video. It shows a Marine fighter pilot delivering the best man speech for his brother's wedding — while in the cockpit of a Harrier flying over Afghanistan.
The Marine is Capt Matthew Krivohlavy with Marine Attack Squadron 231, according to the British Daily Mail newspaper. The pilot's brother, Brandon, married Mandy Takacs of Austin, Texas, the newspaper added.
This totally made my day. What a touching memory. Thank you for your service.


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PROF JÖRG BREIDING
Jörg Breiding was born in Hannover. This is where he studied music education, vocal pedagogy and German studies. Supplementing his training as a conductor at the Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media, he studied conducting of choirs and orchestras with Prof Gerd Müller-Lorenz in Lübeck and Prof Heinz Hennig in Hannover. After working as the assistant of the founder of the choir, Prof Heinz Hennig, for one year, he took over as the conductor of the Knabenchor Hannover in January 2002. From 1998 to 2005 Jörg Breiding taught conducting of choirs at the University of Music Lübeck. Since 2005 he has been a professor for conducting at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen. There, he founded the Folkwang Konzertchor and the Folkwang Vokalensemble, which he leads to this day.
At international concerts and festivals, Jörg Breiding has performed with well-known ensembles such as the Himlische Cantorey, Concerto Köln, Concerto Palatino, the Barockorchester L'Arco, the Hannoversche Hofkapelle, the Leipziger Barockorchester, Musica Alta Ripa, the Johann Rosenmüller Ensemble, the Ensemble Resonanz, the NDR Radiophilharmonie Hannover, and with members of the Niedersächsisches Staatsorchester, the Nürnberger Symphoniker and London Brass.
In the media, Jörg Breiding's work is documented in radio productions for the NDR, WDR and MDR as well as in numerous CD recordings. The world premiere recording "Verleih uns Frieden – Geistliche Vokalmusik von Andreas Hammerschmidt" ("Verleih uns Frieden – sacred vocal music by Andreas Hammerschmidt", Rondeau Production 2006) as well as the CD "Glaubenslieder – Neue Kantaten zum Kirchenjahr" ("Songs of faith – new cantatas for the ecclesiastical year", Rondeau Production 2010), featuring among others the Knabenchor Hannover conducted by Prof Jörg Breiding, have both been awarded the ECHO Klassik as choral recording of the year.

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VANCOUVER, B.C. – Liberty Gold Corp. (LGD - TSX) ("Liberty Gold" or the "Company"), is pleased to announce its financial and operating results for the six months ended June 30, 2018. All amounts are presented in United States dollars unless otherwise stated.
Liberty Gold will continue to focus on discovering, exploring and de-risking Carlin Style gold deposits in the Great Basin – USA. Our focus is driven by a proven track record of multiple discoveries and a Company decision to focus our efforts in the jurisdictions of Utah, Idaho and Nevada. The Goldstrike Project in Utah has been advanced from an exploration property to a project with a Preliminary Economic Assessment ("PEA").
Completed a 2,250 m reverse circulation ("RC") drill program focusing on the Western Flank's eastern extension and the Secret Canyon Shale horizon.
The following selected financial data is derived from our unaudited condensed interim consolidated financial statements and related notes thereto (the "Interim Financial Statements") for the six months ended June 30, 2018 as prepared in accordance with International Accounting Standard 34, Interim Financial Reporting. A copy of the Interim Financial Statements is available on the Company's website at www.libertygold.ca or on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
1 See the "Preliminary Economic Assessment and Independent Technical Report for the Goldstrike Project, Washington County, Utah USA", effective February 8, 2018 and signed July 16, 2018 authored by Independent Qualified Persons Bob McCarthy, P.Eng. Valerie Sawyer, SME , David Rowe, CPG and Neil Winkelmann, FAusIMM of SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc.; Gary Simmons, MMSA of GL Simmons Consulting, LLC; James N. Gray, P.Geo. of Advantage Geoservices Ltd; George Lightwood, SME, Russell Browne, P.E. and Michael Bidart, P.E. of Golder Associates Inc.; and Carl Defilippi, RM SME of Kappes Cassidy & Associates, and is in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. The report is available under the Company's profile at sedar.com and is also available on the Company's website at www.libertygold.ca.
All statements in this press release, other than statements of historical fact, are "forward-looking information" with respect to Liberty Gold within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements that address potential quantity and/or grade of minerals, potential size and expansion of a mineralized zone, proposed timing of exploration and development plans, proposed additional metallurgical testing and beliefs regarding gold resources being contained within the larger property area. Forward-looking information is often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "seek", "anticipate", "plan", "continue", "planned", "expect", "project", "predict", "potential", "targeting", "intends", "believe", "potential", and similar expressions, or describes a "goal", or variation of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "should", "could", "would", "might" or "will" be taken, occur or be achieved. Forward-looking information is not a guarantee of future performance and is based upon a number of estimates and assumptions of management at the date the statements are made including, among others, assumptions about future prices of gold, and other metal prices, currency exchange rates and interest rates, favourable operating conditions, political stability, obtaining governmental approvals and financing on time, obtaining renewals for existing licenses and permits and obtaining required licenses and permits, labour stability, stability in market conditions, availability of equipment, accuracy of any mineral resources, the availability of drill rigs, the accuracy of any preliminary economic assessment, successful resolution of disputes and anticipated costs and expenditures. Many assumptions are based on factors and events that are not within the control of Liberty Gold and there is no assurance they will prove to be correct.


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The Future of Indie-Pop in the Philippines is Nameless
Get to know the members and the music of rising indie-pop band Nameless Kids
Angelica Tordesillas
December 3, 2021, 07:52 PM
Just a few seconds into listening to Nameless Kids' single, "Habits," you'll find yourself easily hooked by the honesty of its lyrics, the catchy beats, and the dreamy mix of electronic, pop, and indie influences. The song talks about getting out of a toxic relationship before losing yourself, and the band was able to masterfully capture the tension and confusion of experiences like that.
Well, we do not want bad habits in a relationship, but we do want to get into the habit of listening to promising artists and bands, like Nameless Kids. Their singles convince us the future is brighter for OPM and the indie-pop genre.
So, who make up this rising band? Meet Tati De Mesa (bass), Kyle Perry (vocals and guitars), Kim Allen (vocals and guitars), Imay Alconaba (drums), and Nhiko Sabiniano (electronic aspect).
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Nameless Kids was formed in 2019 as a result of the merging of two bands. Initially, Nhiko was working with Kyle, and then Tati, who was in a separate band with Imay and Kim, joined. They then decided to merge the two bands and rebrand themselves as Nameless Kids.
The group describes their sound as "indie-pop na experimental.""We put in a lot of elements to our indie," expounds Nhiko. "It's in the path of indie pop, but it's still very experimental, kasi for us, music is a never-ending experiment."
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AC Bonifacio Releases 'Fool No Mo'
On "Shoes Out The Door"
The band's first album features a mix of different life experiences. The inspiration behind the name came from the idea of capturing the process of creating music, the one thing that binds the tracks together. Featured in this EP are tracks "Habits," "'Till Love Means Love," and "Faded."
Kyle tells Metro.Style, "[The title] 'Shoes Out The Door,' kind of, like, represents what we do at the studio, right before we start to record. It's like an unspoken rule, everyone has to keep their shoes out the door. By doing that, it's kind of like our way of saying… we leave all of our outside worries outside, all our transgressions, leave it out the door."
"Ako, personally, for me, stress reliever talaga ang music. So, parang 'pag nasa studio kami, fun times lang," adds Kim."'Pag magkakasama na kami, 'pag nasa mood na kami mag-work, kahit mag-start kami ng mga 7pm tapos hindi namin namamalayan… morning na," shares Imay.
Maymay Talks About Her Journey To Being "Mpowered"
"Habits" is the key track of "Shoes Out The Door." This song, the band shares, was the result of an initial guitar loop: "'Yung nangyari nu'n, gumawa ako ng guitar loop, which is the intro, tapos nilagyan ko siya ng iba't-ibang effects, tapos ni-reverse ko siya. So ang nangyari, ni-reverse 'yung guitar part, so parang naging medyo weird 'yung tunog niya," Tati recalls.
"Ano 'yung tone ng habits 'yung gusto kong gamitin?," Nhiko reflected as he was contributing to the song. "And nag-sink in sa'kin, medyo tense 'yung feel ng intro, so kailangan 'yung concept ng song, doon sa binibigay na tension ng bad habits."
AC Bonifacio Is Now a Star Magic Records Artist
Different personas merging in music
Similar to the songs, the band was formed by people from different backgrounds. Before being a band member, Kyle had acting and modelling gigs, while Tati was a graphic artist who also dabbled in music production.
Nhiko grew up as an athlete and has been playing baseball for years. Imay has always been involved in creating music and is actively participating in their church. Kim is an acoustic singer and songwriter, who was also a vocal mentor and pre-school teacher.
Gigi De Lana Talks About Her New Single and Upcoming Projects
Where to, next?
"I'm sure naman na in five years, we're still gonna be doing our thing. Siyempre, in the longer run, we acknowledge that there will come a time when we will have to move on with our own lives, but I guess in five years, nagko-continue pa rin kami mag-pusue ng music, probably the music or the sound would have evolved in terms of being experimental. I guess mas established na sound namin," Nhiko muses when asked how the band sees themselves in five years.
Nameless Kids just released their version of the iconic track "Kabataang Pinoy," and they've also been included in the roster of performers for the biggest music festival of the year, 1MX Manila 2021.
With new songs in store for their growing fanbase, Nameless Kids is sure to continue establishing their name and brand as well as carving their niche in the music industry. We'll keep listening to them, and we recommend you do the same, too!
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Mary McNeight has been locally and nationally recognized by her peers for excellence in both pet and service dog training. The ultimate honor came when Mary McNeight, CPDT-KA, CCS, BGS presented on Service Dog Program Basics and Law at the Association of Professional Dog Trainers 2013 Conference.
Mary McNeight was a featured author in the 6000+ dog trainer organization The Association Of Professional Dog Trainers magazine The Chronicle of the Dog Summer 2014 Issue. Her article titled Clearing Up The Confusion: Assistance Dogs and Their Public Access Rights was written to help dog trainers understand the access rights of service dogs in training (like diabetic alert dogs) in their training studios and classrooms.
Service Dog Academy and Diabetic Alert Dog University was featured as a Small Medium Business Hero for the help we provide to people with disabilities and reduced income. Additionally this article talks about how one of our students, Jeff Dempsey, a Boeing Engineer, used both our in home boarding and classroom services to train his own diabetic alert dog.
"You Were Awesome" was the feedback we received from Emily Coles, Head Of Communities, at the Diabetes Hands Foundation for our interview on diabetic alert dog training. In this hour long interview we talk about how I got started training diabetic alert dogs, some basics of diabetic alert dog training, how to prevent yourself from getting scammed by a trainer and answer questions from the live community online with us during the interview. Apparently the interview was the most popular interview they had had since the inception of the interview series several years ago! Diabetes Hands Foundation and Tu Diabetes are diabetes support and advocacy groups. We recommend you check them out!
Mary McNeight is a worldwide traveler. She's lived in Pakistan, climbed into the pyramids in Egypt, walked around the Roman Colosseum and visited castles in Germany. Little did Alaska Airlines know when they interview Mary, that her service dogs have taken over 50 flights all across the US from one coast to another. In this article Jim Gullo references Service Dog Academy's train your own diabetic alert dog program as one of only a handful of programs around the US that are creating life long bonds of love and support through service dog training.
As many of you already know, Mary McNeight loves labradors for their temperaments for service work. In this article Just Labs Magazine Writer Shelley Bueche talks about our diabetic alert dog training program as well as how we used our diabetic alert dog training methodology and applied it to other disabilities like Migraines and Epilepsy. Additionally this article is the first press mention of how we helped to train the Worlds First Narcolepsy Alert Dog in 2010!
The Association of Pet Dog Trainers has over 6000 members who dedicate themselves to the advancement of positive reinforcement dog training. The topic of this contest was to teach a dog proper greeting behavior, something our service dogs have to do on a daily basis. We thought we would share the technique we teach our service dog students with pet dogs so that they too could have a well behaved pet dog. The APDT thought it was such a great video demonstrating positive reinforcement dog training that they to award us a $1500 scholarship to the 2012 APDT educational seminar. We are so excited, honored and blessed that the APDT recognizes our hard work and want to thank Dr. Robert Curran and NewTrix for providing the scholarship.
Labradors.com only works with a handful of highly trained dog trainers to produce its content. Service Dog Academy's Mary McNeight was featured in numerous articles on pet dog training using service dog training techniques. Articles topics include How To Prevent Resource Guarding, Taking Treats Nicely, Reducing Energy Levels Through Work To Eat Puzzles and Working Through Fear The Service Dog Way.
Service Dog Academy Featured on Q13 Fox News talking about Fireworks and the 4th of July!
Having an anxiety condition herself, Mary thought it a good idea for people to be prepared to help their dogs during the 4th of July fireworks season. To hear what Mary suggests dog owners do during the 4th, click on the image above to be taken to the video.
Liame to Be Honored by PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap as "Hero Dog" for inspiring Service Dog Academy, West Seattle's Premier Dog Training Facility.
On May 19th Liame, Service Dog Academy's first student, was officially honored as a "Community Hero" for inspiring the creation of Service Dog Academy and personally helping over 525 dogs in the Puget Sound region as well as thousands online through our free dog training advice youtube channel. PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap will hold an elegant, red carpet presentation, Spotlight on Community Hero Pets, will honor recipients in six categories, including search and rescue, law enforcement, therapy, military, and service animals.
To help PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap continue its mission to help homeless animals donate here.
On November 30th Service Dog Academy was featured on New Day Northwest with Margaret Larson where we talked about our Diabetic Alert Dog Classes. We were accompanied by 4 of our service dog students, 2 diabetic alert dogs, 1 narcolepsy alert dog and one hearing alert dog. 2 of the dogs were under 8 months of age and made us VERY proud with their calm demeanors. You can watch the interview by clicking on the photo above. We had one of our diabetic alert dog students go low right as the audience members were walking into the studio which consequently set off all three diabetic alert dogs. Proof positive that our training works!
Citka, our first Improvisational Diabetic Alert Dog was recently featured in the Key Peninsula News. The story talks about how Citka has repeatedly saved Judith's life using his highly training diabetic low sensing nose. Amazingly Citka has also started alerting to Judith's atrial fibrillation. We are so proud of what Judith has accomplished through our Diabetic Alert Dog 101 training class.
The Service Dog Academy was recently featured in the latest issue of Animal Wellness Magazine in an article about detection dogs! The article featured one of our past diabetic alert students, Buddy, who saved his owner's life when his blood sugar crashed and he passed out at work. To Read the entire article please download the following pdf.
We use a number of Premier's dog training toys to help train our diabetic alert dogs. Premier was gracious enough to allow us to tell them in a guest blog post about how we use positive reinforcement and their amazing toys to create what we call the Improvisational Diabetic Alert Dog (TM). You can read more on the process of how we use Premier toys on Premiers Blog.
In this interview City Stream reporter Roxeanne Vainuku talks with Mary McNeight and one of Service Dog Academy's clients Jacqueline Glass about the training of her dog Peanut, a diabetic alert dog in training.
The Association for Pet Dog Trainers, a nationally recognized group with over 5,000 members worldwide has awarded The Service Dog Academy in the National Train your Dog Month campaign with The Most Creative Community Event! We certainly made a scene in downtown Seattle's Westlake Park when, to the tune of "Walking The Dog" by Rufus Thomas, 14 handlers and their positively trained dogs simultaneously demonstrated basic skills taught in most dog training classes. The first ever positively trained flash mob (that we know of) managed to win over the APDT and make the news!
Ian Sterling, reporter for Komo Newsradio, became interested in The Service Dog Academy's Diabetic Alert program and the groundbreaking training programs she offers at her dog training school. Sterling recently caught up with Mary and Liame at the West Seattle Dog Training Studio and Mary had the opportunity to share with the Seattle area her groundbreaking program in diabetic alert, utilizing a dog's powerful scent receptors to help monitor blood sugar, and her innovative training with a dog to alert and assist with narcolepsy.
In more great news, The Service Dog Academy was recently visited by Examiner reporter Prescott Breeden. He talked with Mary McNeight about the expanding world of service dogs, and diabetic alert training – which is now being offered at the studio! We are so excited to be featured in the Seattle Examiner, and to share our upcoming ventures and training opportunities with the community. Check out the recently published article here.
Zuzu a service dog in training in our west seattle dog training classes. Image copyright Tracy Campion.
Our unique train your own service dog program is making news again! In celebration of National Assistance Dog Week, Tracy Campion a writer for the Examiner decided to write several amazing stories on the uniqueness of our program. Tracy visited our West Seattle service dog training classes and spoke with some of our service dogs in training.
Screen capture taken from KMPS website.
The Service Dog Academy was recently featured on 94.1 KMPS's Good In Your Neighborhood Radio Program. In this interview I talk about how the Service Dog Academy came about, who we help and what we plan to do in the future.
The Service Dog Academy was recently featured on Fox's National News Channel. Our head trainer was one of the dog teams shown during the program (see above image) and is the dog trainer Dan Springer is referring to at the end of the story. There was a longer piece that included our head trainer working with a diabetic detection service dog but was cut from the story due to election news. We are excited about this opportunity for media exposure so that we can start helping even more people! If you would like more information about our services please use the above categories to navigate our website and enter your questions into the corresponding pages. If you saw the interview and would like to make comments about it, we have provided a forum for you to do so on this page.
West Seattle Blog Features Our Dog Training Studio numerous times!
The Service Dog Academy is an avid reader of the West Seattle Blog and has had the great fortune of being mentioned on it on numerous occasions. One of their stories covered the announcement of our How To Train Your Own Diabetic Alert Dog Program and its recent graduates in November 2011.
Additionally they graciously featured our Positively Trained Dog Flash Mob. That flashmob went on to win the The Association for Pet Dog Trainers, National Train your Dog Month campaign with The Most Creative Community Event!
You can hear about the first half of our owner Mary McNeight's story on King 5's television program Evening Magazine by watching it though this web link or clicking on the image above.


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Industry marketers join networking platform
Marketing Leaders Circle (MLC) is launching a global members platform for marketers in the B2B media and entertainment industry.
Marketing Leaders Circle's founding patrons include IABM and DPP and the advisory board is made up of Anne-Louise Buick: VP Global Revenue Marketing, Avid; Lisa Collins: Head of Marketing and Membership Engagement, IABM; Ben Davenport: Portfolio Manager, Vidispine; Jayne de Ville: Marketing Manager, DPP; Ellen Grogan: Sr. Strategic Mgr., Media & Entertainment Content Marketing, Unity and Jon Finegold: Chief Marketing Officer, Signiant
MLC members will have access to events, an online forum, a jobs board, networking opportunities and a members' directory.
Jaisica Lapsiwala, founder of content agency Purple Ripple and co-founder of Soho Media Club, has been appointed as Content Director for MLC.
"A network for marketing leaders will be an invaluable resource, connecting professionals from across the media supply chain," says Jayne de Ville, DPP Marketing Manager and MLC Advisory Board member. "Just as the DPP brings together customers and suppliers to solve problems and create opportunities, as a founding patron of the Marketing Leaders Circle, we look forward to helping marketers connect with their peers from across the globe to collaborate, share knowledge and create an insightful and informed community."
Lisa Collins, MLC Advisory Board member and Head of Marketing and Membership engagement at IABM says, "I'm delighted to be joining the Marketing Leaders Circle Advisory Board representing IABM as a founding patron. The MLC is a great initiative – allowing individuals working in a marketing role in the global B2B media and entertainment industry to network, share knowledge and learn new skills. IABM is passionate about collaboration and brings all sides of the industry closer together. Collaboration is the way of the future and the MLC is embracing it with its commitment to sharing knowledge, learning new skills and working together. I am looking forward to working with marketing leaders across the world to share skills and help and support new entrants and experienced hands alike."


Affiliate marketing is an excellent source of income from the Internet today. People can get started in affiliate marketing quickly and easily, without even having a specific product to sell at first. When new products launch, the company will turn to affiliate marketers to help them promote their new offering. When you are successful in your efforts, you will see serious income in the form of commissions come your way.
The key to successful affiliate marketing is the buyers list you promote the product to. Some affiliate marketers make the mistake of sending a promo email to as large a list as possible, in hopes they will get a small percentage of sales for their efforts. The compilation of this list can be quite time consuming, which brings your hourly rate of return down considerably.
1. The customers have a buying history. They have purchased products in this particular niche before, which makes them more likely to do it again. They may have purchased from you or they may have bought from a competitor in that particular niche. Either way, they have shown they are willing to buy when the situation is right.
2. The customers fit into a particular niche. You can't sell fishing equipment to someone who doesn't fish and you can't sell swimming pool supplies to someone who doesn't own a pool. You need to find customers who have a special interest in the niche you are working with.
3. The customers have a relationship with you and they are willing to buy according to your recommendations. Once you have developed a list of loyal customers, you should be able to sell them on just about any product. They trust you and know your promotions are beneficial to them. It is that relationship that sells the product more than anything else, and it simply takes some time to create that kind of bond with members of your buyers list.
When you create a buyers list with these three components, your rates of success will skyrocket. You will be able to send out a promo email to a predetermined buyers list any time of the day or night and see quick, effective results. All because you took the time to build a buyers list of high quality, motivated buyers that give you positive results every time.
It isn't easy to put together such a list. It takes wisdom and experience to tell you how it is done. You need to find an experienced affiliate marketer that knows the money is in the list, and the higher quality of list, the more money you can earn. This expert can teach you how to create a buyers list that is sure to get results.


One of the most common concepts in marketing is what they call the "Marketing Matrix" composed of the 4 Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion.
Of the four, the most important is PRODUCT. The rest would just add revenue.
The key to a sustainable business is a VALUE product. By VALUE, I mean, the right product, for the right market, required by the times.
A VALUE product is not OVER-priced. As VALUE means the customer gets his money's worth.
The place (or channel of distribution) is secondary in marketing because if you have the right product, it will definitely sell… now if you have the right product sold in 3 different stores, the store with the best location will have the most sales.
Perhaps the most complicated aspect of the business' assurance for sustained income is its ability to "promote" its products and services.
Many business owners who have really good VALUE products/services are not able to present themselves properly to the market. They are not able to communicate how their products or services would improve the lives of the people who use it.
This is where LVD Consulting can help.
More information on Marketing Mix is found here.


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Miss Quincy (Jody Peck) with Sarah Burton
Wed, Aug 14
Time: 9 p.m.
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Longtime partners in crime Sarah Burton and Jody Peck (Miss Quincy) are joining forces for a hot and dusty summer tour of Canada's Wild West.
Join us in Lethbridge Wednesday August 14th at the Acoustic Owl
Sarah and Jody met naked and naive, back in 2009 on the Western Canadian tour trail (that golden era before skinny dipping was outlawed at Artswells Festival), and have shared many adventures and misadventures since. Sarah and Jody's shared lust for experience has got them in and out of jams the world over, and they've woken up everywhere from Wicken snake dens to radio mogul mansions.
The co-conspirators had to go their separate ways after several close run-ins with the wrong side of the law - sending Jody deep into the Mackenzie Mountains of the Northwest Territories, where she paid her debts hunting, trapping and foraging. Sarah, meanwhile escaped south to the Mexican border, playing every cantina and watering hole in Brewster County, carving out a life in the harsh Chihuahuan desert.
With time passed, debts paid and names cleared, Jody and Sarah have lived the lives that are now immortalized on record and are reuniting to bring you the Wild West Road Show. Performing solo on acoustic and electric guitars, they will each bring you true tales from their respective journeys in the extreme reaches of North America. Tales of love and adventure and even a few collaborative numbers will keep you entertained for hours. Don't miss the Wild West Road Show this summer 2019.
On Sarah Burton:
"...a voice that draws you in to her compelling narratives, conveying equal amounts of yearning, vulnerability, innocence, and hard-earned wisdom...compare her to the likes of Shawn Colvin, Emmylou Harris, Nanci Griffith, and even rockers like Tom Petty." – John Montagna, Culture Sonar
"Not unlike most, Burton has had her share of good times and bad. But unlike most, she has the uncanny ability to shake off the chains that bind by sketching song lyrics that both amaze and inspire." – Jim Villanueva, All Access Music
On Jody Peck:
"...one listen and I was immediately hooked. By her voice, by her songwriting ability and musicianship, but mostly by the authenticity of her songs. This is a woman who has lived what she sings." - Stephen Quinn, CBC Radio One
www.sarahburton.ca
www.jodypeck.com
Owl Acoustic Lounge
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Owl is Lethbridge's newest Lounge in the same building which had Mood, Squeaky's Pub before and O Riley's before that. They feature live acoustic music and excellent food.


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Nadal Opens Roland Garros Title Bid With Comfortable Win, Frenchmen Battle On
Pierre-Hugues Herbert knocks out Daniil Medvedev after five-set battle.
Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros (photo: Nicolas Gouhier / FFT)
PARIS, May 27, 2019 (by Sharada Rajogapalan)
If day one at the 2019 French Open did not have too many upsets, day two was just the opposite. Both in the men's and women's draw, upsets lined up as if they were par for the course. Here are the first few results of Monday's play.
The Frenchmen battle on
Pierre-Hugues Herbert came from two-sets-to-love down in his first round against the 12th seed Daniil Medvedev of Russia in a high-strung three-hour-54-minute tussle. On Court 14, Herbert won the match 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 7-5 to win his first Major match after overturning a two-set-to-love deficit.
Belle ambiance sur le court 14 pour la victoire de @p2hugz ! #RG19 pic.twitter.com/gTk264l7CL
— Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) 27. Mai 2019
"The atmosphere was incredible. It's the court you have the impression where the audience is on the court. I had already experienced that twice last year, and you try to use it as an asset," Herbert said after his emotional win.
"It's true that when you come to Roland Garros you know that you can count on the audience, that the audience will be there for us. But then you have to manage that positively, you have to use that as a positive source of energy. It took me a while, indeed, to be in communion with the audience and to get their support. So of course when you start winning it's easier."
On Sunday, Herbert's former doubles partner Nicolas Mahut – with whom he had won the 2018 French Open – had come through in a similar situation against the 16th seed Marco Cecchinato.
Herbert hit 57 winners to Medvedev's 29 and had 63 unforced errors to the Russian's 50. The match had 12 breaks of serve, with Herbert winning seven and saving 18 of the 23 break points he faced. This is the third straight year that the World No. 43 has made it to the second round at Roland Garros. He could play compatriot Benoit Paire, or Marius Copil in the next round.
Another of Herbert's countrymen, Richard Gasquet also made his way into the second round – and with a completely different score margin. The 2016 French Open quarter-finalist defeated Mischa Zverev 6-3, 6-4, 6-3 in an hour and 49 minutes. Wild-card recipient Corentin Moutet also won his first-round match against Russian qualifier Alexey Vatutin. The 20-year-old won 6-4, 7-6(6), 6-4 to make it the second consecutive year he had reached the round-of-64 in Paris.
In the initial session of the day's play, the only defeat for the home players came in French qualifier Alexandre Muller's loss to Roberto Carballes Baena. The Spaniard won 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 in an hour and 54 minutes.
Best-of-five, Americans, and upsets
Aside from Herbert's five-set win, two other matches went the distance on Monday and all of them were thoroughly entertaining.
Filip Krajinovic ended 32nd seed Frances Tiafoe's French Open campaign seven minutes short of the three-hour mark with a 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-0 win. This was the Serbian's first win in his first-ever main draw match at the French Open. Joining him in the second round with the same background tale as Krajinovic was his compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic. The 19-year-old defeated Tiafoe's fellow countryman Denis Kudla 6-0, 6-7(7), 5-7, 6-3, 6-3 in three hours and 13 minutes. Interestingly, this was Kecmanovic's first five-set match.
Reilley Opelka and Bradley Klahn were the other American players, who fell early at the 2019 Roland Garros. Cristian Garin of Chile defeated Opelka 7-6(5), 7-5, 7-6(7) while 21st seeded Australian Alex de Minaur ousted Klahn 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.
This was de Minaur's first win since his quarter-final loss to Alexander Zverev at the Mexican Open in February. He was on a five-match losing streak across the BNP Paribas Open, Estoril Open, and the Madrid and Rome Opens. Speaking to the press after his win, the relieved World No. 25 said, "To be able to finally sort of end this drought I've been having. It hasn't been easy, and I really felt like I needed a win just for me personally and mentally. And I did, you know, everything that I had to do for the last couple weeks. And things hadn't really gone my way, but it's good to see the results finally get back. And to be back 100%, that's the main thing."
Lastly, 15th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili of Georgia exited the tournament in the first round after a defeat at the hands of Argentine Juan Ignacio Londero. Londero won 6-4, 6-1, 6-3 to make it to the second round of a Major for the first time in his career.
Rafael Nadal and his usual beginnings
It is said only good things come to those who wait. And for those waiting for Rafael Nadal to begin his quest of the 12th French Open title, there was nothing but best on offer. Nadal took an hour and 57 minutes to win 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 against German qualifier Yannick Hanfmann.
Right at the start of the match, Nadal had some unlikely trouble as he fended off four break points against the 27-year-old who dons several hats apart from that of a professional tennis player. After the match, Hanfmann, who was not short on self-belief while entering into the match, took nothing but positives from the result.
In his interaction with the press, the World No. 180 said, "Well, obviously great experience for me. The atmosphere, the court itself, like, it feels amazing to just play there. But then I also had to, like, focus a little bit on the match itself and make it a little bit smaller, and it's actually pretty big, a lot of people. And I've got to focus on me, and that's what I tried to do. Sometimes I feel like I was a little bit focusing a little bit out there, like, watching the people and stuff, but it's a bit of a battle. You have to play your match and be with yourself and not let it get to you, you know. But great experience. A little bit disappointed, obviously, that I lost, but yeah."
In his press conference, Nadal – who has now won all his Roland Garros openers in straight sets since his 2013 four-set win against Daniel Brands – said that he was happy with his level of play. "Of course it is the beginning and the first round is more about talking about what I have to do better," Nadal commented. "What I did very well today is just about general feeling, and general feeling have been positive this afternoon. Happy to be through to the second round, and that's the main thing today and with straight sets, positive feelings. Just happy for that."
Nadal will take on another German qualifier Yannick Maden in the second round. Maden defeated fellow qualifier Kimmer Coppejans of Belgium 7-6(5), 7-5, 6-3. Speaking about this first meeting, Nadal noted, "Just research a little bit on YouTube and with some videos and for after tomorrow gonna be the same for me personally. But at end of the day, for me is about to play well and knowing a little bit the opponent helps."
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4 States Hit Hardest by BCRA Medicaid Cuts
Updated: March 14, 2019 Published: June 27, 2017
Image: Sarah Stierch / Flickr
The proposed cuts to Medicaid under the Senate healthcare bill will impact millions of Americans. Those living in these four states will feel it the most.
The healthcare proposal in the U.S. Senate would slash $772 billion from Medicaid in the next decade, according to a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report released yesterday. Known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA), the Senate healthcare bill's proposals for Medicaid programs would hurt vulnerable Americans most. According to CBO estimates, passage of the bill would jeopardize the ability of children, older Americans, and people with disabilities to access healthcare and services. Moreover, the proposed cuts would disproportionately impact U.S. states hit hardest by the opioid epidemic.
As our nation's single largest insurer, Medicaid provides significant financial support to hospitals (especially those in rural areas), community health centers, and nursing homes in the United States. By reducing federal funding for Medicaid, the BCRA would effectively eliminate over half of the program's spending budget at the state level, according to Business Insider, "leaving states — which also fund the program — with fewer resources."
Which states would be hit hardest by the proposed BCRA Medicaid cuts? Let's take a closer look at how the Senate healthcare bill, if passed, will affect residents of West Virginia, Kentucky, New Mexico, and Arkansas—the states which rely most on federal funding for Medicaid.
After implementation of the Affordable Care Act, states including California, Colorado, and New Mexico saw monthly Medicaid enrollments increase 46% to more than 100%.
West Virginia has a lot to lose if Congress caps funding for its Medicaid program. The federal government currently covers nearly 72 percent of West Virginia's Medicaid costs. Cutting Medicaid would force West Virginia legislators either to make deep cuts to other state priorities like education and public safety, or to cover fewer healthcare services and fewer people by tightening the threshold at which West Virginians become eligible for Medicaid. Considering that West Virginia's Medicaid program enables low-income seniors, children, and people with disabilities to access medical care, the sheer magnitude of the spending cuts would put the state in a difficult situation to say the least, with no way to ensure healthcare access for these vulnerable populations.
While the proposed Senate bill allocates $2 billion for treatment and recovery services through 2018 to offset cuts to Medicaid funding at the state level, public health officials and congressmen from both parties believe that more money is needed to adequately address the opioid crisis. Speaking to The New York Times, Allison Adler, a spokeswoman for West Virginia's state health department, said the bill promises "to create an unsustainable financial obligation" for the state.
Even though New Mexico is among the states that will feel a major economic impact from changes in the federal healthcare law, New Mexico Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich, both Democrats, have criticized the bill as unrepresentative of New Mexican interests. And while New Mexico's Republican Gov. Susana Martinez stated that she had yet to read the Senate proposal, Martinez told reporters in Albuquerque that "a replacement plan must protect the most vulnerable [people in the state]."
There's no doubt that a rollback in Medicaid coverage for low-income New Mexicans would be devastating for the state. As of March, 787,110 New Mexico residents rely on Medicaid to cover their healthcare costs. With 187,000 people on Medicaid under New Mexico's expanded program for adults. As Bruce Krasnow, a journalist for The New Mexican, explains, "The BCRA's proposed cutbacks would force the state to close the door on new enrollment and eliminate the program" for families and children who depend on these benefits.
Medicaid covers about 1.4 million Kentuckians, 470,000 of them through the state's Medicaid expansion. According to CBO estimates, Kentucky would experience the biggest enrollment cut (percentage-wise) of any state, with 48 percent of the state's Medicaid enrollees positioned to lose coverage. Considering that half a million people residing in the state gained health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, (and most of them through the state's expansion of Medicaid to Kentuckians who make up to $15,000 annually) the state has a lot to lose if the bill eventually becomes law.
The bill has also divided Kentucky's GOP Senators Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell on opposite sides. Many state residents are puzzled by their Senators' views, as Kentucky has made tremendous gains in public health and is a chief beneficiary of the state's Medicaid expansion. More than 400,000 low-income adults in the state are now insured. Medicaid also covers more than 60 percent of state-funded substance abuse treatment in Kentucky, according to data compiled by The Associated Press.
In Arkansas, 30 percent of the state's population — about 912,000 people — were enrolled in some form of Medicaid as of March 2017, according to CMS data. With nearly two-thirds of children in Arkansas receiving medical coverage through Medicaid— the highest percentage of any state in the nation—the BCRA would surely deal a blow to children who live in the state.
Repealing the Affordable Care Act will also hurt rural hospitals in Arkansas, whose uncompensated costs for emergency room services were cut in half through the the ACA. That helped to keep some rural hospitals open, but the state will likely see more hospital closures if the BCRA becomes law.
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HomeTV10 things we want from The Catch season 2
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10 things we want from The Catch season 2
The season finale of The Catch left Alice's (Mireille Enos) future up in the air and set the scene for a very interesting season 2.
If you haven't seen the first season of The Catch and want to avoid spoilers we suggest you stop reading now. If you have seen it and want to hear our thoughts on season 2 keep reading.
In a bid to take down the Kensington Family, Alice and Ben (Peter Krause) teamed up to stop a con taking place at a wedding. Unfortunately thanks to being not very subtle and canoodling in plain sight of everyone, Margot (Sonya Walger) was soon alerted to their presence. With the help of Dao (Jacky Ido), Alice and Ben managed to arrest Sybil (Lesley Nicol) but Margot got away.
With Sybil behind bars, Alice prepared to jet off for a new life with Ben courtesy of Rhys' (John Simm) help, but a spanner was thrown in the works when Margot alerted the FBI to the stolen painting hanging in Alice's bedroom. The season finale came to an end with Alice being arrested and Ben arriving at AVI's office to turn himself in.
The surprise ending left everything up in the air and it poses the question of what a second season could bring, especially now the main storyline of Alice hunting for Ben is over.
The Catch isn't due to return until 2017 but that hasn't stopped me thinking about what I want from the second season.
1. Margot to be the big bad. This seems to be a given now that Margot is free from her controlling mother. I want to see Alice and Margot chasing after one another throughout the season and I'm hoping for a big confrontation by the season's end.
2. Less Rhys. It may just be me but I found John Simm pretty annoying for much of his time on the show. His performance was OTT and to be honest by the end of the season his character became a little redundant. If he comes back I'd prefer it to be one or two episodes at most.
3. Ben to stay out of prison. It's going to be hard for him to help Alice find Margot if he's behind bars. The character is so slippery and manipulative, I believe he has something up his sleeve or that Dao may help to ensure he keeps his freedom. Perhaps a deal with the FBI to go after Margot is in the offing?
4. More Alice and Val (Rose Rollins) scenes. The show is at its best when the two best friends and business partners are on-screen together. Val is the voice of calm and reason whereas Alice is more reckless. The two balance each other out and they are strong female characters I want to see more of.
5. Make Agent Shawn (Caleb Smith) a series regular. I really liked this character and loved the moment in the season finale when he came out and asked Danny (Jay Hayden) out. I'd like to see more of him in the new season.
6. Alice to start thinking more with her head than her heart. It does stretch belief that Alice could be so willing to forgive Ben for everything he did to her and some of her actions were very questionable over the course of the first season. Alice has been warned that Ben isn't the sweet and charming man she thinks he is so I'd like to see her apply a little caution in her decisions.
7. Danny and Sophie's (Elvy Yost) relationship to be explored. They finally got together in the season finale, even though Danny accepted a date with Agent Shawn, and they make a great couple. I want to see how their relationship pans out and I hope the show takes time to explore it.
8. Dao to be integrated more into the show. Now that he's working with Alice and Ben, and sleeping with Val, it's time that Dao became a more integral part of the AVI team. It'll be interesting to see where his relationship with Val goes but he's proven that the team can trust him and he's been a valuable asset.
9. More cases of the week. The structure of The Catch works well with a case of the week and the season arc running in parallel. One of the best things about the show is seeing Alice, Val and the team solving cases so I hope they get back to that in season 2.
10. Surprises and twists. The Catch has been criticised for not being as buzzworthy as other Shondaland shows and there's definitely scope for a few more surprises and twists during the second season. I'm sure there is plenty more to come out about Margot and Ben as the season progresses.
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Chris Abad-Darling Dear. Chris Abad is back with the followup to 2010's No Glory, and it's another fine collection of melodic pop that recalls Squeeze and Matthew Sweet as well as the likes of Cliff Hillis and Michael Carpenter. "Lucky One" kicks off the proceedings with its bright pop and singalong chorus while "Routine" is a midtempo rocker with crunchy guitars that recall Gin Blossoms, with the real standout being the title track - a bouncy number that wouldn't have been out of place on a Jellyfish disc. Other highlights include the country-tinged ballad "Shelter" and the jangly "Wide Awake". Abad has a way with a melody, and these 10 tracks display a real consistency.
The Brigadier-Suburban Incubation. It seems like I've been writing about The Brigadier (a/k/a Matt Williams) since I started this blog seven years ago, and he's back with his sixth album after a little longer interval (his last full-length came out in 2010). Suburban Incubation finds Williams having started a family, and the overall theme here is settling into that kind of life. He still offers the Beach Boys-meets-XTC sunny British pop of previous releases, as "It Needed to Be Sunny" is a bright opener, while "Don't Want to Think Anymore" is an introspective number that has a memorable hook and an Andy Partridge feel to it. Elsewhere, "Do You Want Me Too?" is a breezy slice of power pop right in Williams' wheelhouse, and the quirky piano fills and guitar of "Music Makes the Pain Go Away" make it one of the album's standouts while "The Middle Ages" is a jaunty, Brian Wilson-style tune. It's good to have The Brigadier back.
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CDC to Announce New Autism Rate of 1 in 88, and Likely to Declare "No Public Health Emergency" and "No Epidemic"
Ginger Taylor
Media@CanaryParty.org
This week, the Canary Party expects CDC to announce a new autism prevalence rate of 1 in 88. As boys are diagnosed with autism at more than four times the rate of girls, this translates to 1 in 54 boys. That new rate would be an increase from the previous 1 in 110 reported two years ago by the CDC's ADDM (Autism Developmental Disabilities Monitoring) Network. This would only be the latest uptick in the autism rate reported by CDC, as the disorder was diagnosed in 1 in 10,000 in the 1960s, and the rate was virtually zero before 1930.
The Canary Party also expects federal health authorities to continue to downplay the seriousness of the skyrocketing autism rate, just as they have done for the past two decades since the rate began rising dramatically. Canary Party Chairman and autism father Mark Blaxill, drawing on his own experience working with federal agencies on autism for many years, commented, "No matter how high the autism rate soars, the CDC's continued denial of an autism epidemic is certitude comparable to death and taxes."
History shows us that Polio was called epidemic when the rate was only one in 2,700. The American Academy of Pediatrics recently called trampoline injuries epidemic, even though that rate was only about one in 1,200 children for the year the those injuries were reported (1996). By these measures, The Canary Party holds the position that autism should have been declared an "epidemic" many years ago. Some have offered the excuse that only infectious diseases can be called epidemic, but as the CDC has announced that obesity is epidemic in the U.S., the Canary Party believes that this leaves the agency with no good explanation for failing to characterize autism as such.
Ginger Taylor, Executive Director of The Canary Party, echoes the questions that autism parents have been asking for years: "How did we go from one in 10,000 children born 50 years ago being diagnosed with autism to 1 in 88 diagnosed today? Why do the Centers for Disease Control refuse to call the avalanche of autism diagnoses in the U.S. anything more than an "urgent public health concern?" Why is the federal agency downplaying a national emergency with special wording created just for autism – Urgent Public Health Concern – a label that is not used to describe any of the thousands of other disorders and conditions the agency tracks? When dozens of published research papers and multiple congressional hearings have shown that the primary causes of autism are environmental, and include vaccines and their components, why has CDC failed to offer any advice to new parents on how to decrease the chance of a child developing autism? Why has CDC chosen not to even attempt to identify which children are the subset vulnerable to these environmental exposures so that they can be handled with greater care?"
Taylor further said, "We hold the CDC accountable for failing to warn parents about the risks of these exposures, and especially for CDC's own bloated, one-size-fits-all vaccine schedule – which exploded in the late 80's after vaccine makers were indemnified against litigation by Congress."
Canary Party member Lisa Goes added, "The vaccine schedule – never tested for safety as a whole – is a vast, uncontrolled human experiment on a generation of children."
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Jasmine Huang, a fashion design student at the Design School Southern Africa (DSSA), has won the prestigious 2015 Gauteng Sansui Summer Cup Young Designer Award. DSSA is an educational brand of The Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd. (The IIE), which is internationally accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC).
The Sansui Summer Cup, Johannesburg's oldest and most respected first-grade horse race, was held at the magnificent Turffontein Racecourse. With a prize of R2 million for the exciting main race, the event draws the city's most glamorous residents, making it a day filled with both innovative new designs and high fashion. It's the ideal platform for the Young Designer Competition, which has been put together through the efforts of the race organisers, Steele Model Studio and DSSA in order to offer students the opportunity to showcase their collections in front of this illustrious gathering of industry players.
Jasmine was one of five young designers selected to present their collections on the day, all specifically created towards the 2015 theme of Pink & Glam. Huang's show-stopping outfit of black, pink and gold showed creative integration of baroque masked ball mystery and chic modern sophistication.
As the winner of the competition, Huang was awarded R26 000 towards her career. "It's such a tough industry, and this will be of enormous benefit to my career with regards to exposure as well as financially," she adds.
DSSA offers training in graphic, fashion and interior design, and The IIE graduates from DSSA are well respected throughout the design industry due to the balance between developing natural creative potential with instilling vocational preparedness via academic excellence and industry experience. Small classes allow lecturers to guide each student according to their strengths and weaknesses while offering a learning environment geared towards imparting the tools required for success in this exciting, but challenging industry.


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9:00am – 11:00am (2 Credits/Lecture) Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting for Dental Professionals by Dr. Angela Stout and Mary C. Pugh, Esq.
Act 31 mandated that all health-related licensees applying for the renewal of a license issued by the State Board of Dentistry are required to complete at least 2 hours of Board-approved continuing education (CE) in child abuse recognition and reporting requirements as a condition of renewal. For the dental profession that means that dentists, hygienists and EFDAs need two hours of Department of Human Services (DHS) and State Board of Dentistry approved CE in child abuse recognition and reporting every relicensure period. This course will provide the necessary information for relicensure by reviewing the protocol for making a report, the indicators of possible child abuse and neglect and the responsibilities of a mandated report.
Be able to identify the core systems for protecting children from abuse in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Be able to identify the legal definition of Child Abuse according to Pennsylvania's Child Protective Services Law.
Recognize potential indicators of child abuse and neglect.
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Be able to recognize the process that follows after a report is made.
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Understand the risk and benefit balance of dental radiographs.
Understand ADA/FDA guidelines for dental image prescriptions.
Know the principles of 3D Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) and its dental applications .
Understand radiation dose, safety concern, and position guidelines on CBCT.
• Establish a pain management plan for your office.
• Utilize appropriate prescribing practices.
• Understand managing acute pain and palliative medicine.
• Learn about prevention, screening, signs of addiction and responses to abuse and addiction.
Dr. Jie Yang is Professor and Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, Temple University Kornberg School of Dentistry. He is also Professor of Radiology at Temple University School of Medicine. Currently, Dr. Jie Yang is the President of International Association of Dento-Maxillo-Facial Radiology (IADMFR). He was the Past President of American Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology (AAOMR). Dr. Yang has published numerous articles and research abstracts in the field of dental and medical imaging. He has been serving on editorial board of Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, and Oral Radiology, and Chinese Journal of Dental Research. Dr. Yang has supervised many international visiting scholars and presented lectures worldwide.
Angela M. Stout, D.M.D., M.P.H. is a pediatric dentist in private practice in Erdenehim, PA as well as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatric Dentistry at University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and the Kornberg School of Dentistry at Temple University. She completed her dental degree in 1993 at Temple University School of Dentistry and a three year pediatric dental residency at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in 1996. While teaching full time at University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Stout completed a Maters Degree in Public Health at University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. Dr. Stout is a passionate child advocate in the prevention of child abuse and neglect. She is the former Chair of the Pennsylvania Dental Association's P.A.N.D.A. (Prevent Abuse and Neglect through Dental Awareness) Coalition and served on their Forensics Committee. Dr. Stout is presently the dentist for the School District of Springfield Township. She holds offices and memberships in many professional, community, and academic organizations as well as being on staff at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Saint Christopher's Hospital for Children, Abington Memorial Hospital, Chestnut Hill Hospital, Temple University Hospital and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. Dr. Stout was named Philadelphia Magazine's Top Dentist in 2010, 2012 and 2014. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and a Fellow in the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. She is a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. Dr. Stout is a graduate of both Leadership Institutes of the Kellogg School of Management and the Wharton School of Business. She specializes in the care of infants, children, adolescents and special needs patients and especially enjoys her relationship with many of the families that are part of the Trisomy 21 Program.
Dr. Gottlieb was born and raised on Long Island, attended Union College in Schenectady New York and then shuffled off to Buffalo for Dental School. While at the University of Buffalo he received many academic scholarships, awards and fellowships. After graduation from dental school Dr. Gottlieb went on to a two year post-graduate residency program at Long Island Jewish Medical Center This unique opportunity provided advanced training in anesthesiology and all the specialties of dentistry. Dr. Gottlieb is currently on staff at Stony Brook University Hospital, maintains a full time private practice, lectures all over the country and has authored over a dozen dental articles. For the last six years he has made Dentistry Today's list of top CE providers.
Dr. Angela Stout, Dr. Jie Yang, Dr. Marc Gottlieb: : No relevant financial relationships to disclose. CE Planning Committee: Members of the CE planning committee have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.


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Q: Error message: The file "countries.geo.json" is missing or inaccessible I am taking the Coursera OOP in Java class. In the module 4 assignment, I run the code that the course provides in EarthquakeCityMap.java,
and I get an error as "The file "countries.geo.json" is missing or inaccessible, make sure the URL is valid or that the file has been added to your sketch and is readable.
Exception in thread "Animation Thread" java.lang.NullPointerException"
I tried to set countryFile as
"../data/countries.geo.json",
"data/countries.geo.json",
and the complete path of countries file,
but still didn't solve the problem.
//this error points to the code
private String countryFile = "countries.geo.json";
List<Feature> countries = GeoJSONReader.loadData(this, countryFile);"

//the countries file is saved in data folder.

Poject folder listing

A: If you specified the full path and it didn't work, you probably forgot to escape the \ character with another backslash. The backslash character is special and needs to be doubled for windows path to be interpreted properly. For instance "c:\\users\\...". You can also specify / instead of \ and it would work : "c:/users/..."
That said, the path resolution of a file when relative (IE not being absolute to the file system root) is relative to the working directory of the executed app. Typically, in an IDE without any special configuration, the working directory would be the root path of the project. So in order to get the relative file path resolved properly, you would have to specify the path as "data/countries.geo.json".
You can also find out what path you are in when you run the app by doing a System.out.println(new java.io.File(".").getAbsolutePath()) and craft the relative path according to this folder.

A: "countries.geo.json" (unless changed in GeoJSONReader manipulates this path) will be relative to the compiled java .class files in the IntelliJ's project out folder.
If this in GeoJSONReader.loadData(this, countryFile); is a PApplet instance you can use sketchPath() to make that path relative to the folder from which the sketch runs:
List<Feature> countries = GeoJSONReader.loadData(this, this.sketchPath("data"+File.separator+countryFile));

The above snippet is based on an assumption so the syntax in your code might be slightly different, but hopefully this illustrates how you'd use sketchPath().
Additionally there's a dataPath() as well which you can test from your main PApplet in setup() as a test:
String fullJSONPath = dataPath("countries.geo.json");
println("fullJSONPath: " + fullJSONPath);//hopefully this prints the full path to the json file on your machine
println(new File(fullJSONPath).exists());//hopefully this prints true

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