Where are your original files located? Are they on the same machine as your catalogs or will they need to be move.
Do the catalogs that you want to combine contain all unique images or is the same image in multiple catalogs.
For this blog post, I'm only going to consider one scenario. You've just attended one of the fabulous Tony Corbell Photographic Workshops where you filled gigabytes with wonderful images. During the workshop you imported everything into Lightroom on your laptop and even ran several through the develop module to polish them up. Now you're home and you want to get these images onto your desktop and into your main Lightroom catalog. How do you do that without loosing any of the develop settings that you've worked on?
Lightroom is a database catalog of your original images.
It does NOT contain your original images but only previews – sometimes referred to as thumbnails – and data about the images, commonly referred to as Metadata.
Lightroom can only open one catalog at a time.
On the export dialog box, enter a name for the catalog that you will be creating - in this example I've called it "Workshop Images". Then, look toward the bottom of the dialog box. Be sure to check Export negative files. You can also include available previews, although you can always recreate them in the primary catalog. Lightroom will package a new catalog AND the original files all together.
I have a small external disk drive that I use to move catalogs from my Laptop to my desktop but, depending on the size of the catalog, you can use flash drives or copy them over a network using a tool like Apple's AirDrop.
Pay close attention to whether or not you need to copy your images to a new location.
Once this new temporary catalog is on your desktop, go to File > Import from Catalog. Be sure to review the File Handling options. Since I use an external disk, I need to select the option to Copy new photos to a new location and import. I then specify the location to where they should be copied.
By following these steps, you ensure that all your original images are copied onto your desktop and all the develop settings and metadata that you entered on your laptop are also migrated into your primary catalog.


Contemplating buying a home in the Charlotte Metro Area? The Safari Group LLC can help.
With a little planning ahead of time, purchasing a home isn't that complex, but the event can be stressful for a lot of people. I like to give buyers an overview of the whole deal so they'll understand exactly what they can expect. These are my nine steps to buying a home.
There are several things you'll want to consider before commencing your home search. You'll probably want to make an index of items you need, get a plan of what school districts and neighborhoods you'd like to live in, and begin planning your budget. A good guideline to adhere to is that your mortgage payment should be no more than a third of your monthly income.
This is where The Safari Group LLC can help. We can schedule a time to meet so we can talk about your real estate needs and get an idea of your future plans. We'll talk about the mortgage industry, other economic factors that might affect your buying decision today or in the future, as well as neighborhoods and schools in the Charlotte and Upper SC area.
I'll also help you get started on your loan. The Safari Group LLC partners with some of the local area's finest mortgage professionals, so you'll be in great hands. They'll assist you with choosing which type of loan is best for you and help you get qualified. And if you'll need to groom your credit to make a purchase, they'll tell you what to do and what not to do when preparing and applying for a mortgage.
After our initial meeting, I'll start finding available houses on the market that meet your needs. I'll research many of the homes and reject the bad ones, and then we'll set up appointments to view the houses at a time that's convenient for you.
When we view the houses, I'll show you the positive features and bad ones. I'll even ask you to talk about things you like and dislike. It's common for buyers to amend their must-have list as we tour homes and some items become far more crucial than others. If that's the case, I'll search all the listings once again and trim it down to the home of your dreams.
An agent's understanding of the Charlotte area home market is a crucial component in your home search. And I can assure you I'm familiar with all the schools and neighborhoods, and I'll alert you to certain districts are "hot" and require immediate action and others that are "cool" and allow for more consideration.
When we view homes, I'll make sure to communicate if the seller's asking price has room for bargaining or if I believe the home is "priced to sell." Any real estate agent in the area will claim to comprehend the housing market, but take note, and be sure to ask a lot of questions. If it appears they don't know everything, call me at 704.562.1030 or e-mail me at MyAgentChrystal@gmail.com, and I'll be more than happy to answer any questions you might have. My market expertise will keep you a step ahead through the entire process.
I know we'll find the house of your dreams in Charlotte or it's beautiful and convenient surrounding areas, and when that happens, I'll meticulously create your purchase offer. The offer will be tailored with your needs in mind. Whenever necessary, I never forget to make contracts contingent upon items like acquiring financing, your approval of the HOA Covenants and Restrictions, and the results of the home inspection.
When sending in your offer, you'll need to present "earnest money." This is a check deposited once we're under contract to secure an offer to purchase the property. The amount is usually put towards the cost of closing. If the offer is accepted, we should close on the property within 30 to 60 days after. This allows necessary time for your mortgage financing.
Most offers aren't accepted as initially written, and it's widely common to receive a counter offer. But don't let this intimidate you. We'll consider whether or not to consent to the counter offer, submit our own counter offer, or reject the seller's offer and move on.
How aggressively we negotiate the deal depends on market circumstances. We'll also work within your financing limits. And at the end of the day, we'll compose a contract that works well for you.
My personal best was to come in 8th on a foreclosure bid. We got the house, and it wasn't because the buyer had offered more money! The agent complimented me on my complete package, asked permission to use my secret weapon, and we closed in 30 days. A REAL offer includes either a pre-approval letter, establishing your earnestness in obtaining financing, or a proof of financing letter for cash transactions. We'd made a REAL offer.
Upon signing the deal, you'll begin working with your lender to close the loan. If you're already pre-approved, it shouldn't take long at all. However, you need to keep in close contact with your lender. And I'll handle all the property information your lender will need to close the loan.
Your lender will give you a Good Faith Estimate (GFE) outlining your closing costs within three days of getting your application. You'll get a Good Faith Estimate (GFE) of your closing costs from your mortgage lender within three days of receiving your loan application. This estimate is formed from the loan amount. RESPA requirements dictate that it has to include all closing costs and be within a strict range of accuracy, and I'll examine the estimate and let you know if everything looks permissible.
Then we'll close on your home. This will most often happen at a title company or attorney's office and will likely be a smooth and stress-free occurrence.
You made it! Now you can move into your new house. Enjoy it. And if you need anything or have any questions, just call me at 704.562.1030 or send me an e-mail.


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Snow Guard FAQs and Common Misconceptions
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Led Zeppelin, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & the Trinity, Colwell-Winfield - Brotherhood of Light - Bill Graham Presents in San Francisco - April 24-27, 1969
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In 1853 Dr. Remus Van Shelton was experimenting with a formula that would turn him invisible. He worked tirelessly to come upon the right formula. During this process, he invented many products we now enjoy like colorless tape, the shoe horn, and the elastic waistband. The closest he ever got to the formula that would turn him invisible was getting his derby to float several inches above his head. Many a person looking over a tall hedge thought they had seen an invisible man. Consequently, Dr. Remus was never able to catch his hat. His derby floated several inches above him for the rest of his life. They say if you visit Dr. Shelton's grave late at night you will see his old weathered derby floating above his tombstone.


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Email from President Obama: "I've Made My Decision"
March 16, 2016 at 7:00 AM ET by Tanya Somanader
The President sent a message to the White House email list to announce that he has chosen a nominee who is eminently qualified to sit on the Supreme Court.
This morning, President Obama sent the following message to the White House email list, asking Americans to tune in at 11:00am ET when he will announce his Supreme Court nominee. Tune in here to watch his announcement in the Rose Garden. And if you didn't get the President's message, sign up for email updates here.
Today, I will announce the person whom I believe is eminently qualified to sit on the Supreme Court.
As President, it is both my constitutional duty to nominate a Justice and one of the most important decisions that I — or any president — will make.
I've devoted a considerable amount of time and deliberation to this decision. I've consulted with legal experts and people across the political spectrum, both inside and outside government. And we've reached out to every member of the Senate, who each have a responsibility to do their job and take this nomination just as seriously.
Please join me in the Rose Garden at 11:00am Eastern for my announcement.
This is a responsibility I do not take lightly. In considering several candidates, I held each to three principles that reflect the role the Supreme Court plays in our democracy.
First, a Justice should possess an independent mind, unimpeachable credentials, and an unquestionable mastery of law. There is no doubt this person will face complex legal questions, so it is imperative that he or she possess a rigorous intellect that will help provide clear answers.
Second, a Justice should recognize the limits of the judiciary's role. With a commitment to impartial justice rather than any particular ideology, the next Supreme Court Justice will understand that the job is to interpret the law, not make law.
However, I know there will be cases before the Supreme Court in which the law is not clear. In those cases, a Justice's analysis will necessarily be shaped by his or her own perspective, ethics, and judgment.
Therefore, the third quality I looked for in a judge is a keen understanding that justice is not about abstract legal theory, nor some footnote in a dusty casebook. It's the kind of life experience earned outside the classroom and the courtroom; experience that suggests he or she views the law not only as an intellectual exercise, but also grasps the way it affects the daily reality of people's lives in a big, complicated democracy, and in rapidly-changing times. In my view, that's an essential element for arriving at just decisions and fair outcomes.
Today at 11:00am Eastern, I'll introduce you to the judge I believe meets all three of these standards.
I'm confident you'll share my conviction that this American is not only eminently qualified to be a Supreme Court Justice, but deserves a fair hearing, and an up-or-down vote.
In putting forward a nominee today, I am fulfilling my constitutional duty. I'm doing my job. I hope that our Senators will do their jobs, and move quickly to consider my nominee. That is what the Constitution dictates, and that's what the American people expect and deserve from their leaders.
P.S. If you're looking for the latest on my Supreme Court nominee and the confirmation process in the Senate, check out @SCOTUSnomon Twitter. You'll find all the facts and up-to-date information there.
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Hello! Mel from Doxie Mel Designs with a new card idea for you today. I created this Halloween card with Jaded Blossom's Spot light Stamp Set for September, Fall Origami. I sellected Halloween icons from Fall Origami and colored them with Copic Markers. The sentiment is from Jaded Blossom's Let's Be Frank.
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Asya Passinsky is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Central European University in Vienna.
Her main areas of research are metaphysics, social and political philosophy, philosophy of social science, and feminist philosophy. She has published papers in social ontology, feminist metaphysics, and the philosophy of money. She is currently writing a book on the metaphysics of social objects such as borders, states, and corporations, as well as a series of papers on how essence and grounding are useful tools for social theorizing.
Before coming to CEU, Passinsky was a core faculty member in the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Prior to that, she taught at Dartmouth College and New York University. She obtained her PhD in Philosophy at New York University in 2016, and she completed the BPhil in Philosophy at the University of Oxford in 2010 on a Rhodes scholarship. She did her undergraduate studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
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NAVY F-35Cs TO TRAIN AT NAS KEY WEST
Blog Before Flight Staff October 30, 2016
Naval Air Station Key West will welcome its first training detachment of F-35C Lightning II Joint Strike Fighters from Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 101, the Grim Reapers, Oct. 31.
VFA-101, based at Eglin Air Force Base in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, trains and qualifies F-35C aircrew and maintenance professionals to operate safely and effectively as part of a Carrier Strike Group at sea.
The detachment of 10 jets to NAS Key West's Boca Chica Field provides VFA-101 with the opportunity to train at the East Coast's most expansive unencumbered air range. The squadron will train students in Fleet Replacement Squadron syllabus events, to include flying against adversary squadron the Sun Downers of Fighter Squadron Composite (VFC) 111. This detachment also provides the squadron the opportunity to evaluate training, readiness and integration metrics.
For NAS Key West, hosting the squadron provides F-35C support experience for the installation and tenant commands in order to be prepared for upcoming F-35C detachments.
"I'm thrilled to host our first F-35 detachment and I'm looking forward to many more," said NAS Key West Commanding Officer Capt. Bobby Baker. "This will be a great experience, not only for the squadron, but for the NAS Key West team, as we learn how best to support the newest strike-fighter aircraft in the Navy fleet."
The squadron will host a media availability while it is in Key West, time and date to be determined.
160511-N-SX614-017 KEY WEST, Florida (May 11, 2016) F-35C Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter aircraft from Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 101 made their first-ever visit to Naval Air Station Key West during a stop on an extended training flight. The F-35Cs are assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 101, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. VFA-101 is training and qualifying F-35C aircrew and maintenance professionals to operate safely and effectively as part of a carrier air strike group at sea. Key West is a state-of-the-art facility for air-to-air combat fighter aircraft of all military services and provides world-class pierside support to U.S. and foreign naval vessels.
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Despite the barbed wire and concrete of the West Bank Barrier, a day trip from Jerusalem to Bethlehem proved to be a very memorable, historically intriguing, excursion.
For many people, visiting the West Bank is probably low on the bucket list. With Israel / Palestine relations tricky to say the least, the West Bank is an area often avoided by tourists. But with travel restrictions lifted for some time now, a Jerusalem to Bethlehem day trip is a great way to immerse yourself in some historically fascinating sites. The compact size of the area makes it easy to explore several top-notch attractions including the birthplace of Jesus.
The West Bank forms the bulk of the Palestinian territories, separated from Israel by the West Bank Barrier. The barrier consists of three concrete walls, stacks of barbed wire, two outer fences, an anti-vehicle ditch and an exclusion barrier for intrusion tracking. For the Israeli's it's a security barrier against terrorism; for the Palestinian's it's a segregation wall. For tourists on a Jerusalem to Bethlehem day trip, it's far from a warm cosy welcome.
But once you make your way through the concrete walls and barbed wire, the welcome from locals is far removed from the first impressions the wall creates. After waiting in traffic for our chance to pass – clinging to our passports – our arrival into the West Bank was incredibly warm. Palestinians are a very friendly bunch. Regularly shouting "welcome" to day-trippers and offering food, drink, trinkets and tours, it's hard to believe you've just travelled through such an aggressive barrier.
For our day trip from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, we organised a tour from the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem. While we normally like to travel independently, using a tour guide to help navigate the wall crossing made the whole day stress free. Prices start from around US$70 per person for a half day tour.
The tour included some iconic biblical sites. From shepherds watching their flock by night to a secret underground hideout for Mary and Joseph. But the real highlight of a day trip to Bethlehem is the quirky, chaotic, atmospheric mess that is the birthplace of Jesus.
South east of Bethlehem, in fields fit for a shepherd watching his flock by night, is the Shepherd's Field Church. The modern church was built by the Franciscan's in 1954. It sits above the site of an ancient cave where the shepherds were resting when the angel appeared before them to announce the birth of Christ.
The church is attached to the ruins of other earlier churches and is topped with a white dome structure. The overall appearance is designed to resemble a shepherd's tent. In addition to the church, you'll also find a Byzantine cave. The cave is a natural rock shelter and has been partially enclosed to form a small chapel. The ceiling is black from the fires of inhabitants – possibly genuine shepherds – who have used this cave over the centuries.
The grounds around the cave and churches are a nice place to stroll around with rolling hills all around you. While it's not a sight that left us clutching for the camera, seeing the separation wall pierce the otherwise tranquil rolling landscape left us with a stronger appreciation for what conflict can do to a beautiful part of the world.
Shepherd's Field Church /8:00 – 18:00 Mon-Sat; 8:00 – 11:45 & 14:00-17:30 Sun (summer); 8:00 – 17:00 Mon-Sat; 8:00 – 11:45 & 12:00-16:30 Sun (summer).
Next stop on our Jerusalem to Bethlehem day trip was the Chapel of the Milk Grotto, a centre of pilgrimage for Catholics since it was rebuilt over a 5th century Byzantine church in 1872. For believers, it's the location where Mary and Joseph found refuge on their way to Egypt to escape the slaughter of the innocents.
The grotto is shaped out of soft white rock and carved into interesting shapes. Tradition says that a drop of Mary's milk fell on the stone, causing the grotto to turn white. Thanks to the association with Mary and her milk, the grotto is said to aid couples who are having trouble conceiving a child.
Magical milk and conception powers aside, the grotto is a beautiful spot to visit. Like many sites in Israel, the Milk Grotto is also visited by Muslims as Mary is venerated as the most important and righteous woman in Islam. The milky white caves of the Milk Grotto are often visited by Catholics and Muslims standing side by side looking for conception assistance. A nice contrast to the separation the West Bank Barrier tries to create.
Chapel of the Milk Grotto /8:00 – 18:00 (summer); 08:00 – 17:00 (winter).
Originally commissioned in 326 CE by Emperor Constantine, the Church of the Nativity has the impressive reputation of being the longest-running church in the world. Like many sites in Israel, it's jointly administered by the Greek Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Armenian Apostolic and Syriac Orthodox Churches. With demarcation down to which church owns which candlestick, Palestinian police are often called in to settle brawls.
The church holds special religious significance for Christians as the location of the birthplace of Jesus. The exact spot is in the Grotto of the Nativity, a small and dingy cave under the main altar, that could do with a good dust. A 14-point star proudly marks the spot of Jesus's birth, which is laid into marble and surrounded by 15 silver lamps representing the Christian communities who each own some of the lamps.
As you descend the stairs to the Grotto of Nativity, you could be forgiven for thinking you're heading down to an underground mob pit, rather than site worshipped as the birthplace of Christ. It's a dark and dingy staircase leading to a small damp cave, adorned with the gaudy trinkets of various Christian denominations. As it's a prime location for pilgrims, the grotto is often packed to the rafters with the faithful itching to get close to the 14-point silver star. To us, it felt a bit more like shoppers elbowing each other out of the way to get their hands on a bargain, rather than one of the most sacred sites in Christianity and the highlight of our Jerusalem to Bethlehem day trip.
Church of the Nativity /6:30 – 19:30 (summer); 5:30 – 18:00 (winter). The Grotto of Nativity is closed on Sunday mornings.
If you continue through the maze of tunnels under the Church of the Nativity, you pop up in the significantly different, St Catherine's Church. This marks the location where Christ appeared to the Egyptian Catherine. A church was first recorded here from the 15th century, however, traces of the 5th-century monastery are also visible.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Austro-Hungarian empire in 1881, the church was significantly expanded and redesigned into the impressive gothic structure you see today. It sits in stark contrasts to the cave-like dwelling of the Church of the Nativity.
As the favoured destination in Bethlehem marking the birthplace of Christ, the input of European money is obvious as you walk around this ornate building. A colourful modern stain glass window was added in 2000, and the main altar was expanded and relocated in 2013. With this latest addition, it was possible to squeeze in more of the faithful for the annual Christmas Eve mass which is broadcast around the globe.
St Catherine's Church and the Church of the Nativity are classic examples of the difference between European sites of worship and their original counterparts. A theme we covered in greater detail in Christian Sites in Israel: The Power of Religion and Empire.
St Catherine's Church /6:00 – 19:00 (summer); 5:30 – 18:00 (winter).
Our Jerusalem to Bethlehem day trip was full of welcoming locals, interesting sights and a stress-free cruise past the blight on the landscape that is the separation wall. The one thing we missed including in this article was the considerable amount of Banksy art on show. We suggest you pick a tour that covers his art, as well as the excellent religious sites.
Equal as fascinating in Israel was our tour of the Jewish sites in Jerusalem which tell the history of the Jewish people. For more history related writing, have a look at our history & people ROAM page.
Amazing post.Thanks for the post.I would love to visit here with my family.Thanks for sharing this post.Keep sharing.
Thanks Fred. Glad you found it useful.
So many people tried to warn us off the West Bank, particularly venturing there alone (as opposed to being part of a guided tour), but I'm so glad we didn't listen! We road tripped From Ein Gedi to Tiberias and back through Nazareth to Tel Aviv, and we saw so much of this incredible country that we would have otherwise missed. This is a great guide to Bethlehem, I really hope we make it back to visit again soon! Thank you for sharing!
Wow, you're itinerary sounds amazing. There's so much left of Israel that we need to go back for, just a matter of scheduling it in. I'll have to hit you up for ideas about a road trip when we start planning!
Thanks so much, Carolyn. Hope you do get to visit one day, it's a fascinating place to explore.
Thanks for your comments, Anda. So glad you found it useful. It's a very fascinating part of the world, we hope to go back again sometime soon.
Yes I agree. I think it's good to visit this part of Israel and support the local communities there where you can. It's also a great day trip from Jerusalem and a fascinating place.
Very interesting, I have not been to Israel. The sites you got to visit are amazing. I love all the detailed work and your pictures are beautiful. Also, interesting that you find Banksy work there. I love street art, so would love to see that too. Thanks for sharing on #TheWeeklyPostcard.
Thank you very much. Yes the street art is very cool. It's a fantastic part of the world, so I hope you make it there soon.
Thanks very much, glad you found it interesting. It's a very fascinating place full of history and interesting, friendly people so it was a pleasure to write.


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Members of the Cathedral Church at Kohima observe Palm Sunday, on April 14 in Kohima town.
Dimapur, April 14 (EMN): Symbolising the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, the St. Xavier Catholic Church at Kidima village in Kohima observed Palm Sunday by going on a procession from Thokhwezu to the church on April 14.
According to the Catholics, the holy week begins from Palm Sunday which is observed and worshipped with devotion and confession; and then to the Last Supper of the Lord with his apostles; washing of the apostles' feet; Jesus' prayer at Gethsemane; the crucifixion of Jesus and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Reading on the passion of Christ, Holy Mass, and singing the hymns were the highlights of the daylong celebrations, it was informed.
Members of St. Xavier Catholic Church at Kidima village seen here in a procession from Thokhwezu to the church, symbolising the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, on April 14 in Kohima.
In a similar programme, members of the Cathedral Church at Kohima celebrated Palm Sunday on April 14 at the PHQ junction in Kohima.
The celebration was marked by prayers and Bible reading among others, it was informed. People shared in the joy of proclaiming the glorious entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, by singing 'Hosanna' and holding Palm leaves, the updates stated.
The procession took place at 9:00 am at the police headquarters and culminating at the cathedral.
Christ King Church in Kohima village also celebrated Palm Sunday on April. Fr. Paul, parish priest of Christ King parish at Kohima village, was the main celebrant, it was informed.
Elsewhere in Dimapur, the MGOS church at Midland celebrated Palm Sunday on April 14 with the faithful. There was a special Palm Sunday service from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon with a procession and a Holy Communion, updates from the church's media cell informed on Sunday.
In the city of Jerusalem, people gave a royal reception to Lord Jesus. It is the remembrance of that great day. By celebrating all the historical events, the church and devotees try to have an experience with Christ and his redemptive economy in this world,' the updates stated.
The church's media cell informed that there would be prayers every day at 5:45pm on Passion Week. On Maundy Thursday, the updates stated, prayers will start at 5:00 am followed by Paschal Service. On Good Friday, morning prayers will start at 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Leaders of MGOS church celebrate Palm Sunday on April 14 at Midland in Dimapur.
On Gospel Saturday, there will be a Holy Communion at 9:30 while the Easter service will be starting early morning at 5:00 am on Sunday, the updates stated.
In Kohima, the Kerala Christian congregation will be led by Rev. Fr. Jojo Joseph in all the Passion Week services, the updates informed.
Palm Sunday is a Christian feast that falls on the Sunday before Easter. The feast commemorates Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, an event mentioned in each of the four canonical Gospels.
In most liturgical churches Palm Sunday is celebrated by the blessing and distribution of palm branches or the branches of other native trees representing the palm branches the crowd scattered in front of Christ as he rode into Jerusalem.
The difficulty of procuring palms in unfavourable climates led to their substitution with branches of native trees, including box, olive, willow, and yew.
Cantamus Choir performs 'Calvary says it all' on Palm Sunday, April 14, at the Chakhesang Baptist Church at Ministers' Hill in Kohima town.
The Sunday was often named after these substitute trees, as in Yew Sunday, or by the general term Branch Sunday.


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Material type: ArticlePublisher: 2018Description: .Subject(s): Cervical cancer | Management | Mortality In: Current Opinion in OncologySummary: Abstract PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Cervical cancer is still a major cause of morbidity and mortality among women worldwide. Surgery and chemoradiation are widely utilized treatments for cervical cancer. Despite the available standard treatment of choice, outcome is suboptimal among patients with LACC. It is vital to integrate the evidence generated from high-quality research work for effective management of these cases. This review intends to critically evaluate the latest evidence supporting the available treatment modalities and to provide a comprehensive overview of recent advances and ongoing research in the management of LACC. RECENT FINDINGS: Research advances in imaging and radiotherapy technologies, incorporating imaging into brachytherapy planning, use of newer targeted agents, chemotherapy intensification and immunotherapy are some of the new therapeutic options that have been in the forefront of research to improve the outcome of patients with LACC. SUMMARY: Advanced imaging modalities are increasingly being utilized to tailor treatments. Neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by surgery does not improve outcomes in FIGO Stage IB2-IIB. Although cisplatin-based concurrent chemoradiation is the standard of care, more aggressive systemic therapies (neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy and chemoradiation) and use of newer agents, still remains investigational.
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How Social Security Code 2019 will impact employees' gratuity, protect their EPF dues
The code provides for a uniform definition of "wages" across all legislations covered. This is aligned with the definition provided under the "Code on Wages" and proposed amendments to PF. Here's how specific provisions could benefit employees.
By ET CONTRIBUTORS | Updated: Jan 16, 2020, 10:19 AM IST
By Saraswathi Kasturirangan and Sumit Jain
Recently, the government introduced the Social Security Code, 2019 in the lower house of Parliament.
The proposed Code integrates eight laws from different realms of social security and covers the provisions relating to Employees' Provident Fund (EPF), Employees State Insurance, gratuity, maternity benefits and employee's compensation. It also proposes to cover unorganised workers and building/construction workers. The code provides a uniform definition of "wages" across all legislations covered, one that is aligned with the definition provided under the "Code on Wages" and proposed amendments to the Provident Fund.
Let us now look into the specific provisions which are likely to benefit employees.
Gratuity benefit
One of the eight laws that the Code subsumes is the Payment of Gratuity Act. Under the existing Payment of Gratuity Act, wages include basic salary and dearness allowance and exclude any other allowance. However, under the social security code, the definition of wage is quite wide with a list of inclusions and exclusions. For instance, once the Social Security Code becomes law, special allowance will have to be considered to calculate the gratuity amount. However, house rent allowance received by you will continue to be excluded.
Let us consider an example to understand the gratuity payout under the existing Act and under the Social Security Code in a typical salary structure.
Mr A has a total cost-to-company (CTC) of Rs 600,000 with the following components. His total service period completed is 20 years.
Annual CTC
Monthly wages for gratuity as per current act
Monthly wages for gratuity as proposed under the code on Social Security
Basic Pay
240,000/12 = 20,000
Total (CTC)
In the above example, wages for the purpose of gratuity as per the current provisions will be Rs 20,000 while under the Code on Social Security, it will be Rs 32,000. For an employee with 20 years of service, the gratuity payout is likely to be Rs 3,69,231 under the Social Security Code as against Rs 2,30,770 as per the current Act. Clearly, even with the same salary structure, there is a higher payout of gratuity under the Code on Social Security.
The code also provides for payment of gratuity to Fixed Term Employees even if they have not rendered services for a continuous period of five years. This is a welcome measure which will benefit employees who have been appointed for short term periods.
Priority to employee dues
The Code also aims to protect the benefit of employees in the event of insolvency of the employer. The code provides that if there are any dues from an employer in connection with the benefits covered under the social security code i.e. Provident fund, ESI, Gratuity, Maternity Benefits, etc. then such dues shall be paid on priority in accordance with section 53 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
This would mean that before any dues are paid to any other creditor, the amount received under IBC would be first utilised to pay PF and other dues of the employees.
The Code on Social Security is clearly a move in the right direction to rationalise and consolidate social security-related labour laws.
Wider coverage extending to unorganised sector
Definitions relating to unorganised workers have been included in the Code. Unorganised workers include gig workers, platform workers, unorganised workers and those on fixed term contracts. With growth of technology and requirement from employees to have flexible jobs, the population of gig workers and platform workers is expected to increase. Ensuring that such employees are covered under the social security regime is noteworthy as otherwise this population may end up without a coverage.
Currently, unorganized workers are not covered under the EPF and ESI. Under the social security code, the Central Government and State Government will notify welfare schemes for unorganized workers. Including these workers in the code is a step in the right direction as the Government has recognized that in the future, this category of workers is going to increase.
Penal provisions
To ensure that employees get their dues, the Code intends to provide penalties and the severity of the same will be based on the nature of the offence. For instance, failure to pay any contributions which the employer is liable to pay attracts a fine of Rs 50,000 (in the first instance) and a prison term that could extend to six months. The consequences are more severe, if for situations, where the employee contribution (for example EPF) which has been deducted from employee's wages is not remitted to the relevant authorities. In these cases, the fine is double the amount (Rs 1 lakh) coupled with minimum imprisonment period of one year, which can go up to three years.
The message that the legislation is clearly sending is that the benefit to employees will not be compromised. This also acts as a deterrent to the employer from non-compliance.
Separately, the Code also provides that where the employer fails to insure an eligible employee for the benefits under ESI, the employee will be provided such benefits by the Corporation and the same will be recovered from the employer. This provision ensures that the welfare measures reach the beneficiaries and there is no suffering on account of a default by the employer.
(Saraswathi Kasturirangan is Partner with Deloitte India and Sumit Jain is a Manager with Deloitte Haskins and Sells LLP.)
(Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this column are that of the writer. The facts and opinions expressed here do not reflect the views of www.economictimes.com.)
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A report published by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) may change some of your beliefs about binge drinking and alcoholism. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines binge drinking as a pattern of drinking that brings a person's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to 0.08 grams percent or above. This typically happens when men consume 5 or more drinks, and when women consume 4 or more drinks, in about 2 hours. Another important definition for this discussion is what is alcohol abuse? It is defined as using alcohol in such a way as to harm you. Are binge drinkers alcoholics? Not necessarily; the CDC says no. While many alcoholics have and still do indulge in bingeing, not all binge drinkers are alcoholics.
Most of the people that binge drink are not actually alcoholics or alcohol dependent.
Approximately 92% of the United States adults that drink excessively have reported binge drinking at least once in a 30 day period.
70 % of the people who binge drink in the United States are over the age of 26.
Men tend to binge drink more often than women do.
Binge drinkers are more likely to engage in reckless activities such as alcohol impaired driving as compared to non-binge drinkers.
Approximately 90 % of all underage drinking comes in the form of binge drinking.
Binge drinking is associated with a number of different health problems. Some of these health problems include poor control of diabetes, sexual dysfunction, neurological damage, liver disease, stroke, high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, children born with fetal alcohol syndrome, unintended pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, alcohol poisoning, domestic violence, sexual assault, firearm injuries and other intentional injuries, car accidents, burns, drowning, falls and other unintentional injuries.
Alcoholism is classified as a disease, though it is defined as the physical dependence on alcohol and its reckless use without considering the consequences.
Alcoholism sneaks up on the user.
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The gallbladder works as a time-release mechanism in the digestive tract, storing bile from the liver needed for digestion; then it releases small amounts into the intestine when needed for breaking down fats. The gallbladder is also one of those organs we can live without, thankfully, since it can be afflicted with many maladies. There are several diagnostic tests that can help pinpoint if the gallbladder is the problem.
An ultrasound. This is the most commonly used of the diagnostic tests for gallbladder problems.
X-rays. An abdominal X-ray can spot gas and some types of gallstones containing calcium.
Computed tomography (CT) scan. CT scans can help spot ruptures and infections inside the gallbladder or its bile ducts.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Regular MRI, or another type called magnetic resonance cholangiography (MRC), can help diagnose stones in the bile ducts.
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). An endoscope is inserted into the throat, down through the stomach, and into the small intestine. This test can help spot gallstones or problems in the bile ducts and allows for removal during the test.
Cholescintigraphy (also called DISIDA, HIDA scan, or gallbladder radionuclide scan). A small amount of radioactive dye is administered, and then a scanning device is used to track the dye as it moves into the gallbladder.
If you have been diagnosed with gallbladder disease or are experiencing symptoms you believe are related to it, contact Dr. Johnson for a consultation. He specializes in gallbladder surgery and diagnostic ERCP and will know which tests are right for your particular case.
The liver is a vital organ located under the ribcage on the right side. It is the second largest organ in the body, right after your skin. The liver generally weighs about 3 pounds. Its main job is to filter the blood coming from the digestive tract, before passing it to the rest of the body. The liver also detoxifies chemicals and metabolizes drugs. As it does so, the liver secretes bile that ends up back in the intestines. It also makes proteins important for blood clotting and other functions. One cannot live without a liver.
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Don't drink a lot of alcohol. Alcohol can damage liver cells, leading to the swelling or scarring that becomes cirrhosis, which can be deadly.
Eat a healthy diet and get regular exercise. A condition called nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) also can lead to cirrhosis. It comes from being overweight, having diabetes, or having high levels of fat in your blood.
Stay away from medicines (or combinations of medicines) that harm the liver. Cholesterol drugs and the painkiller acetaminophen (Tylenol) can be toxic to the liver if too much is taken over time or at once.
Don't touch or breathe in toxins. Cleaning products, aerosol products, insecticides, chemicals, and additives in cigarettes contain toxins that can damage liver cells.
Nearly one million new cases of gallstones are diagnosed each year in the United States according to the American Gastroenterological Association. To understand this condition that affects 10 to 15% of Americans, it is important to understand how the gallbladder works, what it does for us, and what puts one at a greater risk for gallstones.
The gallbladder is a sac about the size and shape of a pear that sits beneath the liver and stores bile which is a key digestive fluid. The gallbladder contracts after meals, releasing bile into the digestive tract as needed. After digestion, the gallbladder relaxes and begins its job of storing bile from the liver again.
Often, gallstones cause no symptoms at all and are diagnosed during screening for some other health problem. Generally, if the stones aren't causing symptoms, no treatment is required. However, many people experience symptoms such as severe abdominal and/or back pain that can last from 15 minutes to several hours. Other symptoms can include fever, vomiting, and sweats. Attacks may happen frequently or can happen even years apart.
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Question for the bj-league's brain trust: If a draft isn't conducted as a legitimate event by a pro league, why should the media provide legitimate coverage?
(And real coverage of an annual event year after year does create legitimacy and elevates a sport's status on the national level. The bj-league, draft, though, is counterproductive in that regard.)
Having teams stock their roster with more players from team tryouts than from the actual draft makes the draft a less-than-significant event year after year, especially since a number of teams avoid drafting players entirely so they can offer them lower salaries and save money. But hey, that's what the league rules permit.
The draft is a joke. But it doesn't have to be farcical -- that is, if the league treats it like a professional event.
NBA Finals commentary, D-League and Japan
Danny Green's spectacular 3-point shooting for the San Antonio Spurs in the first five games of the NBA Finals is a reminder that players can seize the opportunity in the right situation.
Green fits like a glove for the Spurs. He also persevered in the NBA Development League after losing his job with the Cleveland Cavaliers, who selected him with the 46th pick in the 2009 NBA Draft.
Now, Green is in the record books with the most 3-pointers ever made in one NBA Finals (25).
There's an abundance of talent in NCAA Division I basketball in the United States and only 60 players get drafted each year into the NBA, including international talent, especially from Europe. And even with the growth of the D-League as the NBA's official minor league in recent years, the D-League can actually have an ever bigger role if it serves as a landing spot of sorts for guys overseas.
For instance, the Japan Basketball Association, the nation's governing body for the sport, can play a more active role in working with the D-League to find jobs for D-League-caliber players in the 21-team bj-league and the 12-NBL (renamed JBL). Between the two leagues, that's 33 teams -- indeed, a lot of roster spots for players with something to prove. (And already a number of top standouts with D-League experience have suited up for Japan teams; other times, teams take the cheap route and sign guys who attended D-II, D-III or NAIA schools and are less likely to excel or last.)
Securing a real partnership with the JBA could be beneficial for the D-League if the Japan leagues prove to be fertile ground as, essentially, an Asia-based D-League2.
And that extends to Japanese athletic trainers, assistant coaches, head coaches, not just players, all of whom should view the D-League as a vital proving ground and/or stepping stone in their careers.
Link Tochigi Brex point guard Yuta Tabuse spent a lot more time in the D-League than he did in the NBA. Other Japanese should consider the D-League a target, too, especially guys on the Japan senior national team and U-22 squad. The plan: Reach the D-League, excel there and pave the way for future influx of Japanese to the NBA. It's a process, of course, not one rapid step.
And at the same time, D-Leaguers that are not getting playing time -- the bench warmers -- could benefit from having the chance to play in Japan if the roster transaction was as simple as a snap of the wrist.
Adding more D-League talent to the bj-league and NBL at any stage of the season would keep the competitors hungry and intense.
And if coaches excel in the Japan leagues and yearn for challenges overseas, there's nothing that says some of them shouldn't vie for D-League assistant or HC positions in the future. In fact, the NBA could co-sponsor or underwrite a tutorial program to help Japanese improve conversational English to make their job prospects more realistic overseas.
Danny Green's success shows that perseverance is a key to excellence in this profession.
Catching up with ... Marcus Toney-El
It has been six years since Marcus Toney-El played his final game for the Saitama Broncos. The versatile forward, who enjoyed dishing out nicknames to teammates and bringing smiles to fans' faces during his two seasons in Japan, moved on to Australia before embarking on a coaching career. He also played pro ball in the Dominican Republic before coming to Japan.
His first stop in the college coaching ranks: Fairleigh Dickinson University in his native New Jersey. He served as the Knights' associate head coach the past two seasons and was on the team's coaching staff for three seasons.
I recently caught up with Toney-El, who starred at Seton Hall University (2000-04), to gain some perspective on his career and his overall thoughts on the game.
You have been involved in coaching for a few years now. So what's the most rewarding aspect of the job? What's the most challenging aspect of it?
The most rewarding part of being a college coach is knowing that I have the responsibility of making young men better men. To know that I can positively affect their life both on and off the basketball court. The most challenging aspect is getting them to break habits that have been developed since their childhood. Whether it be basketball or life, some people at first are reluctant to change simply because it goes against their norm.
What is your favorite all-time basketball movie? Why?
My all-time favorite basketball movie has to be Love & Basketball. I like it because I can relate to it. He Got Game and Blue Chips are a close second and third.
In simple terms, what do you think are the biggest differences between coaching at the college and pro levels?
The biggest difference would have to be controlling egos. See in college you need your coach and program to work for you so that you can become a pro. So with that being the case, a player has to put his ego aside so that he can work to become a pro.
At the pro level, some guys feel as if they have arrived and will do enough to stay at that pro level. Often times the attitude is, "I'm not playing but I'm still getting paid"; whereas on the college level it's, "I'm the ninth man how do I get to the starting five?" Another obvious difference would be the style of play. The game is faster at he pro level and it's more one-on-one- isolation play than in college.
Reflecting on your career since joining the coaching ranks, how do you think you've grown and developed into your second career in the game? And what do you consider your strengths as a coach?
I think I have grown tremendously in my coaching career. I have always enjoyed the chess match part of the game, but to really see the game in slow motion and to be able to pinpoint strengths and weaknesses takes a lot of work and I continue to put the work in.
My biggest strength would have to be getting players to maximize their potential. Basketball is a player's game, and if I can get you to properly believe in you and how it fits my scheme, then basketball is made easy. My ability to motivate, implement game plan and game-time decisions are the areas I pride myself on.
What was the biggest challenge(s) in recruiting basketball players to FDU. a Northeast Conference school, when the competition is so fierce throughout the Division I ranks?
The biggest challenge for me was that just in the metropolitan area of NY/NJ/CT there are about 15 Division I schools and I am recruiting against 11 of those schools for players that have inflated opinions about themselves. Add in the other schools in the surrounding areas and my job gets that much more difficult. The irony is that I love the recruiting part of my job.
Have you set a target of being a college head coach in the next five
to 10 years? Is that a short-term goal? And do you hope to coach in the NBA some day?
I am in no rush to be a college head coach. My goal is to one day be a college head coach. I understand that there is a lot for me to learn and I am willing to go through the process so that I am as prepared as need be. I have recently began thinking of being an NBA assistant, but right now my focus is at the collegiate level.
By playing overseas, how has that helped broaden your horizons and given you perspectives and mind-sets that have enriched your life? Can you offer an example or two?
Playing overseas has added so much to me as a person that it has given me the ability to communicate on a different level and see things from different perspective that otherwise I would have missed out on. Because I took the time in Japan to learn the language and culture, it gives me a platform of saying you can do whatever you put your mind to. During the game when I'm playing because of the pace a lot of things I had to do was a reaction to body language, a basketball motion or read and react. We didn't speak each other's verbal language too well so I had to pay attention to detail.
That's one thing I emphasize … attention to detail.
Who do you consider the most underrated or under-appreciated player in the NBA today?
I think the most under-appreciated player is (Chicago's) Luol Deng. I'm hard pressed to think of anyone, but I'm not sure if enough people truly appreciate how Luol impacts his team.
Have you secured or are looking for a position with a different
school for the 2013-14 season? (I saw the report about bench boss Greg Vetrone not being brought back to FDU for next season.)
I am currently trying to secure a position with another university.
Who are a few of your coaching role models? Cite reasons for your admiration for them.
Tommy Amaker -- His ability to recruit.
John Calipari -- His ability to manage a team full of high-quality talent.
Rick Pitino -- Makes the right in-game adjustments.
Tom Izzo- His ability to develop players.
Billy Donovan - Xs and Os.
Interview with Toney-El from 2007 in The Japan Times: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2007/01/20/basketball/toney-el-keeps-broncos-teammates-loose-with-nicknames/#.UbxS31JKh8E
Q&A with ... Bob Hill
Finding out what people think is a never-ending quest for journalists. So that prompted this short exchange...
Bob Hill, former head coach of the New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs, Seattle SuperSonics and Tokyo Apache, provided his thoughts on a few short questions via email.
What are your three favorite basketball movies of all time? Why?
(1) Hoosiers .... It's true
(2) Coach Carter .... Great lessons
(3) Glory Road .... It's true
What do you consider the best current NBA rivalry, and what makes it special in your mind?
Oklahoma City-San Antonio. Two quality teams. Probably won't stay a great rivalry after this season.
Who is the most underrated head coach in the NBA today?
(Chicago's) Tom Thibodeau. He did a tremendous job this season.
Is the current coaching carousel even bigger than you expect this offseason?
It makes no sense to me at all.
Every coach appreciates when players seek them out for pointers, I think. With that in mind, from your NBA days as a head coach and assistant, can you think of an example where you provided key advice to a player and that helped him to much greater success down the road?
I have a lot of examples of helping or teaching players. Too many to include in an email. The stories are too long. I have always believed that helping, teaching, empowering players is a large part of your job. Especially today.
Almost everyone calls Miami's LeBron James the best player on the planet. Who do you think is the most exciting player to watch?
We Americans get totally carried away with labeling people. "Divas" and "best player on the planet" are good examples. It's totally out of control. LeBron is clearly the best player in the NBA and is clearly the most exciting player to watch. Basketball is a team game and the best player should embrace the essence of just that. I think LeBron is learning to do that. He is evolving into a combination of Magic (Johnson) and Michael (Jordan).


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Dana Loesch Opens Up About the Decision to Stop Home Schooling Her Oldest Son
"You do not relinquish your role as a sovereign parent of this child ... just because they cross the school's threshold."
Dana Loesch speaks about home schooling on 'Dana' May 30, 2014. (Photo: TheBlaze TV)
Dana Loesch has always been, and remains, a proud advocate of home schooling, having home-schooled her children since they began their education. But now, as her oldest son finishes 7th grade, her family is making a significant change.
"We're making the transition from home schooling to a, well, an 'outside of the home' educational facility," Loesch explained in personal segment on Dana Friday. "I don't want to call it a traditional school, because actually home schooling is traditional."
"The way that my time is, it's becoming a little bit more difficult for me to continue to do it, even though we work with tutors, even though my husband is involved in it," Loesch said. "And plus, we also gave our kids the choice: when you get to a certain age, when you get to a certain grade -- it's seventh grade for us -- you can decide whether or not you want to continue to be home-educated, or if you want to go outside of the home."
Loesch said she "auditions and interviews everybody," from the dentist to the hairdresser, before utilizing their services.
"You name it, I go and interview them first," Loesch said, laughing at herself. "It is a very lengthy process. So you can imagine, if I go in an interview people who are just doing my hair, how seriously do you think I vet people who are going to be educating my children?"
Loesch said she and her husband made a lengthy list of schools to consider, and one of the first questions they had for each of them was "what are your views on Common Core?"
Loesch said one of the schools they spoke with had an educator respond that while they don't technically use Common Core in Texas, they have their own version, which they think is a "great thing."
"I immediately stood up. I said, 'Thanks, I think our time here is done,'" Loesch said. "Shook hands, bye. My husband looked at me like I was insane. My kids were like, 'Why are we leaving'? Because this school is immediately out."
Loesch remarked: "I invested all of this time in my kids up until this point -- you think for one second that I'm going to send them to a school that is like, 'Common Core is great; we love dumbing down educational expectations! Yay!'?"
Loesch said she was extremely impressed with the school that they have tentatively settled on. One of the first things the superintendent told the parents was that they don't believe the children belong to the Department of Education, the state of Texas, or the school. They merely consider themselves stewards to facilitate an excellent education through Christ's teachings.
Loesch said she and her husband were practically on their feet cheering at this speech, in contrast to their abrupt departure from the other schools.
"Basically, the reason that I'm telling you this story -- I hope people will learn to question your educators," Loesch said. "These people do not own your children. You do not relinquish your role as a sovereign parent of this child, of your child, just because they cross the school's threshold."
"I hope that parents maybe take my insanity and use it in their own way," Loesch said with a smile, "and really take a pro-active role in questioning."
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Texas secondary recovers after losing top players
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Published on August 1, 2011 at 1:32 am
By Trey Scott
After losing its three best cornerbacks, the Texas secondary needs to rebuild somewhat. But a strange offseason trip by Duane Akina landed the accomplished defensive backs coach in Austin after a month-long stint in Arizona, and the Longhorns are now confident they can still field one of the conference's better pass defenses.
"Coach Akina coming back, that was crazy," said senior safety Blake Gideon. "He's a father figure to us, so it helps having the continuity."
Position leader —Blake Gideon
The senior from Leander is long removed from a star-crossed 2008 freshman season, when his 13 starts were overshadowed by a game-changing dropped interception in a loss at Texas Tech, the Longhorns' only loss that year. He learned from it and has become one of the top safeties in the country. He was named to the Thorpe Award watch list and a first team preseason All-Big 12 selection.
"That [Tech game] made me grow up quickly," he said. "Anytime you can go through some adversity and come out clean on the other side, it's going to make you a better person and player."
Stock Rising —Kenny Vaccaro
Two years of fantastic special teams play and one season of extended action has Vaccaro looking like the next special playmaker in the secondary. The junior hits like a junkyard dog and can play the pass just as well.
"Kenny is probably the best cover guy we have," Gideon said.
Most to Prove —Christian Scott
Scott had Texas fans excited in 2008 when, as a redshirt freshman, he saw action in each game. But he missed his sophomore season because of NCAA academic eligibility issues, and turned in a so-so season last year in his first as a starter.
He made 53 tackles and forced two fumbles, but his pass defense was suspect with just one interception and one pass broken up. Entering his senior season, Scott has a chance to live up to the hype he generated three years ago, but he's going to have to fight for playing time.
Top Backup —Quandre Diggs
It looks like sophomores Carrington Byndom and Adrian Phillips, a former safety, will be the starters at cornerback this season, but that doesn't mean Diggs won't make an impact. The younger brother of former Longhorn cornerback Quentin Jammer, Diggs was an early enrollee last winter and made waves in the spring game with a pass breakup to go with the hardest hit of the afternoon. If he's anything like his brother, watch out.
Position Battle —Vaccaro vs. Scott
With Gideon firmly entrenched at free safety, and Byndom and Phillips on the corners barring a change, the starting job at strong safety is the only position truly up for grabs. Scott has experience on his side but isn't as instinctive or as complete a player as Vaccaro. If what the players had to say at Big 12 Media Days is any indication, it might be Vaccaro's job to lose.
"Kenny has been the defensive standout of the summer," said linebacker Emmanuel Acho. "He has looked really good."
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The Yardbirds features a lineup of innovative and legendary musicians— notably, of course the Yardbirds' leader/drummer/singer/co-founder Jim McCarty, guitarist Godfrey Townsend (John Entwistle, Alan Parsons, Todd Rundgren, Ann Wilson of Heart, Jack Bruce, Mark Farner, Christopher Cross, Flo and Eddie, and Dave Mason) bassist Kenny Aaronson (Bob Dylan, Hall & Oates, Billy Idol, Derringer, Joan Jett), singer/harpist/percussionist Myke Scavone (Ram Jam, The Doughboys), lead singer/guitarist John Idan (who is on their 2003 CD "Birdland" album which features guest appearances from both Steve Vai and Slash).
Since the Yardbirds' birth from 1963 to 1968, and then its 2003 reformation, the group has been known for its incredible guitarists. In addition to Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, plus rhythm guitarist/bassist Chris Dreja have contributed to the band's history.
Jim McCarty continues to lead this innovative British rock band that provides the crucial link between British R&B, Psychedelic Rock, and Heavy Metal, while pioneering the use of innovations like fuzztone, feedback and distortion. The drummer/singer/songwriter is responsible for its haunting sound.
Performer Lineup: The Yardbirds, Colorway
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Where is the KDE "menu editor" or the actual menu located in KDE 3.1?
I have fallen in love with linux and me and her are getting on very well. I have just come across the need to edit my kde menu and have been unsuccesful in finding where it is located on my computer. lol.
I have found the menu editor in the menu, but I can't open it up with root access unless I log in to KDE as root (which I don't want to do).
Sorry if none of that made anysense. But yeah i'm simply after the location of the kde menu or kde menu editor so i can run it or edit it as root.
tree.......you should look into it.
Another way to edit the menu is to right click on your panel, open the panel properties window, an go to the last tab in that window. I believe that there is a section about what is in cluded in the KMenue, and also a program that lets you edit it.
locate kmenuedit |less shows kmenuedit to be in /usr/kde/3.2/bin/kmenuedit on my system (Gentoo, using KDE 3.2.2). Since this location is likely different on your system, I would suggest you do a locate of your own.
For comparison purposes, I have just opened kmenuedit from the command line as a user, without using the full path, or in fact having KDE running at the moment (logged into Openbox 3). I can select menu entries and edit them, seemingly without problem (I have no reason to actually edit any menu entries at this time, sorry).
There is no indication in the Help files that root access is in any way needed to edit the menu-- some other KDE system tools require that you use the "Administrative Mode" button to access them, but not this one apparently.
So it seems to me that your problem is caused by one of two possibilities: either 1) kmenuedit (or the kmenu file created by it) does not have user permissions to write or execute (which, while fixable, would be extremely odd), or 2) SuSE uses a merged KDE/GNOME menu similar to Mandrake's, in which case the KDE menu tool has been disabled so that you don't edit the KDE menus as if they are the main menu when you actually should be using the SuSE menu editing tool to do so (whatever that tool may be, as I am not a SuSE user). This second theory actually makes more sense than the first, imo, but SuSE users can verify that it does/does not hold water.
Oh, wait, Google has confirmed that it does hold water.... SDB: Editing the SuSE Menu and KDE Menu with K Menu Editor reveals both that "The SuSE menu" and "The KDE menu" are not quite the same, and that the KDE Menu editor can only be opened by root when logged in as root or via the sux or sux - commands (apparently SuSE has also modified or aliased su and su -), although a user can add individual entries that will show only on his/her own login.
Looks like the page explains everything. Good luck.
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JE Perry, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
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The Trump administration has proposed replacing the Clean Water Rule, a 2015 regulation that defined the statutory term Bwaters of the United States^ to clarify the geographic jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act. Since its promulgation, the Clean Water Rule has been subjected to numerous judicial challenges. We submitted an amici curiae brief to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, explaining why the Clean Water Rule, and its definition of Bwaters of the United States,^ is scientifically sound. The definition of Bwaters of the United States^ is a legal determination informed by science. The best available science supports the Clean Water Rule's categorical treatment of tributaries because compelling scientific evidence demonstrates that tributaries significantly affect the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of traditional navigable waters (primary waters). Similarly, the best available science supports the Clean Water Rule's categorical treatment of adjacent waters based on geographic proximity. Compelling scientific evidence demonstrates that waters within 100 ft of an ordinary high water mark (OHWM) significantly affect the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of primary waters, as do waters within 100-year floodplains and waters within 1500 ft of high tide lines of tidally influenced primary waters or OHWMs of the Great Lakes. This review article is adapted from that amici brief.
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Lagrange [lagránž] může mít následující významy:

Osoby
 Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1736–1813) – italsko-francouzský matematik a astronom
 Marie-Joseph Lagrange (1855–1938) – francouzský biblista, zakladatel Biblické školy v Jeruzalémě

Sídla
Lagrange může být také název sídla:

V USA:
 La Grange, Kalifornie
 LaGrange, Georgia
 LaGrange, Indiana
 Lagrange, Maine
 Lagrange, New York (tři místa):
 Lagrange, Dutchess County
 Lagrange, Orange County
 Lagrange, Wyoming County
 LaGrange, Ohio
 Lagrange, Virginie
 La Grange, Illinois
 LaGrange, Wyoming
 Lagrange County, Indiana
 La Grange, Texas

Ve Francii:
 Lagrange, Hautes-Pyrénées
 Lagrange, Landes
 Lagrange, Territoire de Belfort

V matematice a fyzice
Řada matematických vět a fyzikálních pojmů pojmenovaných po Josephu Louisi Lagrangeovi:
 Lagrangeova věta – název, který nese několik matematických vět
 Lagrangeova věta (teorie grup) – základní tvrzení teorie grup; řád podgrupy dělí řád grupy
 Lagrangeova věta o střední hodnotě – tvrznení matematické analýzy, také známé jako věta o střední hodnotě diferenciálního počtu
 Lagrangeova věta o čtyřech čtvercích – tvrzení teorie čísel; každé přirozené číslo je součtem čtyř druhých mocnin přirozených čísel
 Lagrangeova věta (teorie čísel) – tvrzení teorie čísel; polynom stupně n má v tělese Zp nejvýše n kořenů
 Lagrangeova interpolace (Lagrangeův interpolační polynom) – interpolace n+1 bodů polynomem řádu n
 Lagrangeova metoda neurčitých koeficientů – metoda hledání vázaného extrému (metoda Lagrangeových multiplikátorů)
 Lagrangeovy body – body v soustavě dvou těles v nichž je gravitační přitažlivost obou těles stejně veliká, ale opačného směru
 Lagrangeova identita – vlastnost vektorových operací:
 Lagrangeova metoda řešení lineárních diferenciálních rovnic – metoda variace konstanty pro řešení lineární diferenciální rovnice prvního řádu, původem od Leonharda Eulera
 Lagrangeova pohybová rovnice – variační počet, také Eulerova rovnice nebo Euler-Lagrangeova rovnice:
 Lagrangián – symbol L v Euler-Lagrangeově rovnici, v případě klasické mechaniky rozdíl kinetické a potenciální energie daného objektu
 Lagrangeovo rozdělení – jedno z rozdělení pravděpodobnosti

Jiné
 Château Lagrange – francouzské víno
 La Grange (píseň) – píseň od ZZ Top
 Parc La Grange – park nacházející se na vyvýšenině na jihu Ženevského jezera

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