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Published: Mar 29, 2015 Last Updated: Jun 20, 2016 by Ivana Taylor In Business Books, Customer Service Books 1
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How many times do you get distracted during the day?
I can tell you that I sat down to write this particular book review at least three times. I would write a sentence or two and something would grab my attention as being more important than the next sentence.
In fact, I just stopped writing in mid-sentence to clean up a breakfast mess I was looking at from my desk.
And what about running your business? It's one distraction after another that takes your attention from running your business to "putting out fires" and addressing the proverbial squeaky wheels. It's no wonder that the phrase, "Working on your business instead of in it," is so popular.
Then, there are your customers. If you are this distracted, what about them?
Of course, they are distracted by the same things that distract you. These days, it's the human condition.
Captivology Gives You a Blueprint for Grabbing Attention.
It's this dance between attention/distraction that has captured our imagination like no other topic in the 21st Century, as evidenced by the success of books like "Made to Stick", "Enchantment", "Hooked", "Fascinate" and many others.
If you're a fan of these books, then lean in, because I've got some killer brain candy for you called "Captivology: The Science of Capturing People's Attention" by Ben Parr (@BenParr).
Parr is an award winning journalist, entrepreneur, investor, and expert on attention. He was the co-editor and editor-at-large at Mashable and served as a columnist for CNET. Parr was named one of the top 10 tech journalist in the world by Say Media and named to the Forbes 30 under 30.
Personally, I love books written by journalists because of their unique ability to do ridiculous amounts of research and craft their learning into content that is not only educational and informative, but fun to read.
"Captivology" is exactly that kind of book, fun, entertaining, educational and actually filled with practical ideas that you can use in your own quest to grab your customer's attention in an ever-crowded, information-overload world.
Discover the Science Behind When we Pay Attention, When we Tune Out, and Why
Parr dedicated several years of research into 500 studies on attention psychology and neurology to write this book. He interviewed more than 50 PhDs, researchers, and thought leaders, including Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook, film director Steven Soderbergh, and illusionist David Copperfield.
As a result, he categorizes attention into three distinct types: immediate, short and long attention. Then he takes this a step further and lays out seven triggers that grab attention and how to use them. Here is a short summary of each one:
Automaticity: Use specific sensory clues like colors, symbols, and sounds to capture attention based on automatic reactions to certain stimuli.
Framing: Adapt to or change people's expectations to change what they pay attention to.
Disruption: Violate peoples' expectations to change what they pay attention to.
Reward: Leverage peoples' motivations for intrinsic and extrinsic rewards.
Reputation: Using the reputations of experts, authorities and crowd to instill trust and captivate audiences.
Mystery: Create mystery, uncertainty and suspense to keep an audience intrigued until the very end.
Acknowledgement: Foster a deeper connection between those people who tend to pay attention and those who provide them with validation and understanding.
How to Use "Captivology" to Get What You Want – NOW
One of my favorite examples in the book is in the Reputation Trigger chapter. Parr gives some specific advice to journalists and public relations professionals about how to get the word out about their company and product. He writes:
"It's no surprise that, when most startups pitch journalist to write about their businesses, they get no response. It's because inexperienced entrepreneurs tend to do one, some, or all of the following:
Cold call or send her a cold email.
Write 10 paragraphs in the body of an email explaining your startup and its virtues. (the journalist never gets past the second paragraph)
Feel very email with buzz words like synergy, game changing, next-generation, and never before seen.
Buy Facebook ads to target specific journalists.
Send a press release. (No journalist read through these press releases anymore.)"
Each trigger chapter in the book has practical advice like this. In fact, I've dog-eared several of them and I know you're going to as well.
Add "Captivology" to Your Library If …"
If you are a marketer, salesperson, small business owner, or even if you are in the non-profit area, "Captivology" needs to be on your nightstand and in your library.
If you already own books like "Made to Stick" or Guy Kawasak's "Enchantment" you won't be able to resist "Captivology". In fact, with graduation season coming up, "Captivology" is a great gift for the new graduate who is looking to stand out in a competitive job market.
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The Cosford Cinema, located on campus, is about to become a first-run fheater
ACCENT, Page 6
ORANGE BLOSSOM CLASSIC
I ,rnmi German and Yatil Green may be the most explosive wide receivers in the nanon as the 'Canes meet FAMU.
MATCHUP Special Insert,
TERI HAMILTON RETURNS
SPORTS, Page 4
CHILD ABUSE BY LANGUAGE
PERSPECTIVES, Page 8
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI • CORAL GABLES, FLA.
CENTER OF EMPOWERMENT TRAINS PEER EDUCATORS
The Center of Empowerment will be holding its annual "Peer Education Certificate Program" from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 30 and Sunday. Oct. I in the UC.
The program is a two-day training program w hich covers topics including sexuality. sexually transmitted diseases, alcohol and drugs, sexual orientation, cults, sexual victimization, and eating disorders. Participants also will attend sessions on effective communication skills.
"The Peer Education Certificate Program is a great opportunity for students to become educated on these pertinent social issues, so they can in turn educate their peers on these same issues." said Cristina MaOaricua. director of public relations.
Last year's training was the first, and approximately 45 people were certified. This year, even more are expected.
The idea behind the training is to have student leaders learn how to identify personal problems within their organizations. according to Andrew N. Odze. chairperson and founder.
The Center of Empowerment, w hich designs the training, "is a coming together of the peer education efforts on campus." said Odze.
Applications for training are due Sept. 15 and are available in UC 209. A refundable $5 deposit is required.
OUTSIDE SCHOLARSHIPS NOT AFFECTED BY UM AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
After UM reviewed its affirmative action policy, minority-related scholarships will not be affected in any way.
According to Martin Carney, director of Financial Assistance, the University does not choose the recipients of minority scholarships Outside organizations choose the recipients for these awards.
"None of them are awarded through the University. [They are] awarded by organizations outside the University," said Carney.
For instance, the Golden Drum Scholarship is awarded to University of Miami students, but the recipients are selected by an outside organization called Great Achievers.
In a memo from Robert Blake, general counsel for the University of Miami, to President Edward T. Foote II. there are currently 10 minority scholarships funded by the State of Florida that are given to students at the University.
Financial aid of any type can help a student. said Carney.
"Any source of Financial Assistance to help students attend university is great," said Carney.
Blake said that to his knowledge there are no pending suits against the University relating to race exclusive scholarships.
"I'm unaware of any." said Blake.
—Dolly Hernandez
COSO SELECTS ORGANIZATIONS AT LARGE MEMBER
Karen Gardner was nominated organiza-tion-at-large member of the Committee on Student Organizations Wednesday. This decision was made during a meeting of club presidents, and is pending the approval of William Butler, vice president for Student Affairs.
According to Marc Jacobsen, adviser for COSO and the Student Activity Fee Allocations committee, there are still two COSO organization-at-large position available. as well as one organization-at-large position on SAFAC.
Another meeting to select the remaining members will be held next Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in UC 211. For more information, contact Jacobsen in the Smith-Tucker Involvement Center, 284-6399.
TODAY IS LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITHOUT A 'W'
According to the 1995-96 academic calendar. today will be the last opportunity students have to drop classes without receiving a "W."
Students should speak to their individual colleges or schools for further information, ot consuu with their advisers.
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Hill: 'Parking is available if students look'
Athletic Committee discusses drug woes
This is the view that might cost you around $95, plus a lot of inconvenience and aggravation. Is this a matter of students' convenience or the University's provision of parking spaces? According to Ronald Hill, director of Parking Services, cars are being towed in greater numbers than in previous years, but only because students have chosen to park illegally, rather than walk the extra mile from parking spaces that are available.
By RICK GOLD
Year after year, parking at the University of Miami has been a source of complaints and general uproar among students and staff alike, and this year has been no different.
According to Director of Parking and Transportation Ronald Hill, more cars have been towed on campus at this point in the fall semester than any year in recent memory , and the result has been a countless number of ticked-off students.
Hill contends that parking is available if students just take the time to look for it. He pointed out that while cars were being towed in some lots on campus, the Scodella Lot behind the Graduate School of International Studies had over 300 empty spaces and is serviced by UM shuttle buses.
"We are doing everything we can to develop available parking resources, and the parking facilities on campus are clearly better this year." Hill said. "We dedicated the entire parking garage to discount parking and the second floor and above are almost empty. People just aren't utilizing much of the parking that is available to them."
Sophomore Kip Havel complained that there are no empty spots in the residence lots because commuter students often park there rather than in designated commuter
FAYE CAREY/Assistant Photo Editor
See TOWING • Page 2
UM expecting to receive NCAA penalty
By MICHAEL ROSE
With NCAA punishment expected in the near future, a special administrative task force was formed to examine specific problems. most infamous, drug testing.
In an Aug. 30 memo to University of Miami President Edward T. Foote II. Executive Vice President and Provost Luis Glaser noted the results of the committees.
Changes include a new Drug Policy Committee, which will oversee results from
athletes and report any problems to the president and athletic director.
However, as most members of the UM community are aware, the changes have come too late to meet NCAA scrutiny.
One task force member. School of Business Administration management professor Carl McKenry, is expecting UM to receive a penalty.
"[The university] is going to get some penalty because these things happened under [UM] administration. They should
have had checks and balances to see that [problems] didn't happen."
In a statement made by Foote, difficulties were admitted to have existed in the football program.
"The [football] program had been free of major NCAA violations, but problems of misbehavior have lingered too long, overshadowing even the national championships." Foote said.
The drug testing policy is now the top agenda of athletic department, particularly
after the embarrassment suffered by the football program.
Warren Sapp, now in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, admitted drug use while at UM.
Former UM coach Dennis Erickson, now with the Seattle Seahawks, could not give m an explanation as to why Sapp was still allowed to play, despite positive tests by ^ Sapp.
Regarding UM's drug policy problems.
See ATHLETICS • Page 2
Student Activities, Organizations merge into one
Student organizations will now fall under Student Activities, but will still be located in the Smith-Tucker Involvement. Center.
BY DOLLY HERNANDEZ
Assistant News Editor Student Activities and Organizations have joined into
one. This move should make resources readily accessible for all student organizations on campus.
Mark Trowbridge, director of Student Activities and Organizations, said the organizations used to be strictly out of the ESmith Tucker Involvement Center *and that they are still located there, but that now. they are really a part of the Student Activities office.
"It's much more streamlined I think. It's a great model because
now when student organizations need resources they know where to come to and even better who to talk to," Trowbridge said. "There are about 150 student organizations which include sporting clubs and clubs that relate to people with different diversities.
"Certainly we have other activities and clubs that really meet any students' needs or interests," Trowbridge said. "There is something for everybody here in student activities and organizations."
Patricia Whitely. director of Student Life, said that it is convenient to have both Student Activities and Organizations as an entity.
"For us in Student Life and for me it's something that makes sense that Student Activities and Organizations are under one umbrella," said Whitely. "Hopefully that would efficiently and effectively provide student services."
Marc Jacobsen, assistant direc-
tor for Student Life, said that having Student Activities handle all student organizations is very efficient.
"So if someone wanted to know about student activities they w ould be sent to the department of Student Activities, but over there they wouldn't find anything about the hundred and something clubs we've got on campus," said Jacobsen. "Now all the student organizations fall under Student Activities as well."
City finds code violations on frat row, warns Greeks
By LOUIS FLORES
The agenda of the first Community Relations Committee meeting was dominated by a status report on code violations found over the summer at all seven University of Miami fraternity houses.
In an August 24 memorandum that ever-tually came before the Coral Gables city commissioners, the seven fraternity houses were noted >o be in property maintenance code violations ranging from vehicles parked ot h wns, mildewed roofs, broken windows, and plywood installed in place of broken windows.
The fraternities in violation were Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Tau Omega. Lambda Chi Alpha. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi and Zeta Beta Tau.
Representatives of some fraternities informed the committee that the simplest of the violations were already taken care of, such as doubling the scheduled garbage pick-up to twice a week at Lambda Chi Alpha and at other houses.
Representatives from each of the seven fraternities except for Alpha Epsilon Pi appeared before the CRC to discuss updates on the resolutions of the code violations.
Josh Cohen, president of the Interfraternity Council and a member of CRC, addressed the comt littee in reference to the fraternity violations.
"Most of these problems occurred over the summer when no one was living there. ' Cohen said.
See GREEKS • Page 2
DUNCAN ROSS Ill/Photo Editor
Parking on grass was one of the code violations found at UM fraternity houses, IS
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Full Text COMING ATTRACTIONS The Cosford Cinema, located on campus, is about to become a first-run fheater ACCENT, Page 6 ORANGE BLOSSOM CLASSIC I ,rnmi German and Yatil Green may be the most explosive wide receivers in the nanon as the 'Canes meet FAMU. MATCHUP Special Insert, TERI HAMILTON RETURNS SPORTS, Page 4 CHILD ABUSE BY LANGUAGE PERSPECTIVES, Page 8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1995 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI • CORAL GABLES, FLA. VOLUME 73, NUMBER 4 BRIEFS CENTER OF EMPOWERMENT TRAINS PEER EDUCATORS The Center of Empowerment will be holding its annual "Peer Education Certificate Program" from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 30 and Sunday. Oct. I in the UC. The program is a two-day training program w hich covers topics including sexuality. sexually transmitted diseases, alcohol and drugs, sexual orientation, cults, sexual victimization, and eating disorders. Participants also will attend sessions on effective communication skills. "The Peer Education Certificate Program is a great opportunity for students to become educated on these pertinent social issues, so they can in turn educate their peers on these same issues." said Cristina MaOaricua. director of public relations. Last year's training was the first, and approximately 45 people were certified. This year, even more are expected. The idea behind the training is to have student leaders learn how to identify personal problems within their organizations. according to Andrew N. Odze. chairperson and founder. The Center of Empowerment, w hich designs the training, "is a coming together of the peer education efforts on campus." said Odze. Applications for training are due Sept. 15 and are available in UC 209. A refundable $5 deposit is required. OUTSIDE SCHOLARSHIPS NOT AFFECTED BY UM AFFIRMATIVE ACTION After UM reviewed its affirmative action policy, minority-related scholarships will not be affected in any way. According to Martin Carney, director of Financial Assistance, the University does not choose the recipients of minority scholarships Outside organizations choose the recipients for these awards. "None of them are awarded through the University. [They are] awarded by organizations outside the University," said Carney. For instance, the Golden Drum Scholarship is awarded to University of Miami students, but the recipients are selected by an outside organization called Great Achievers. In a memo from Robert Blake, general counsel for the University of Miami, to President Edward T. Foote II. there are currently 10 minority scholarships funded by the State of Florida that are given to students at the University. Financial aid of any type can help a student. said Carney. "Any source of Financial Assistance to help students attend university is great," said Carney. Blake said that to his knowledge there are no pending suits against the University relating to race exclusive scholarships. "I'm unaware of any." said Blake. —Dolly Hernandez COSO SELECTS ORGANIZATIONS AT LARGE MEMBER Karen Gardner was nominated organiza-tion-at-large member of the Committee on Student Organizations Wednesday. This decision was made during a meeting of club presidents, and is pending the approval of William Butler, vice president for Student Affairs. According to Marc Jacobsen, adviser for COSO and the Student Activity Fee Allocations committee, there are still two COSO organization-at-large position available. as well as one organization-at-large position on SAFAC. Another meeting to select the remaining members will be held next Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in UC 211. For more information, contact Jacobsen in the Smith-Tucker Involvement Center, 284-6399. TODAY IS LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITHOUT A 'W' According to the 1995-96 academic calendar. today will be the last opportunity students have to drop classes without receiving a "W." Students should speak to their individual colleges or schools for further information, ot consuu with their advisers. Towing disturbs students Hill: 'Parking is available if students look' Athletic Committee discusses drug woes This is the view that might cost you around $95, plus a lot of inconvenience and aggravation. Is this a matter of students' convenience or the University's provision of parking spaces? According to Ronald Hill, director of Parking Services, cars are being towed in greater numbers than in previous years, but only because students have chosen to park illegally, rather than walk the extra mile from parking spaces that are available. By RICK GOLD Staff Writer Year after year, parking at the University of Miami has been a source of complaints and general uproar among students and staff alike, and this year has been no different. According to Director of Parking and Transportation Ronald Hill, more cars have been towed on campus at this point in the fall semester than any year in recent memory , and the result has been a countless number of ticked-off students. Hill contends that parking is available if students just take the time to look for it. He pointed out that while cars were being towed in some lots on campus, the Scodella Lot behind the Graduate School of International Studies had over 300 empty spaces and is serviced by UM shuttle buses. "We are doing everything we can to develop available parking resources, and the parking facilities on campus are clearly better this year." Hill said. "We dedicated the entire parking garage to discount parking and the second floor and above are almost empty. People just aren't utilizing much of the parking that is available to them." Sophomore Kip Havel complained that there are no empty spots in the residence lots because commuter students often park there rather than in designated commuter FAYE CAREY/Assistant Photo Editor See TOWING • Page 2 UM expecting to receive NCAA penalty By MICHAEL ROSE Staff Writer With NCAA punishment expected in the near future, a special administrative task force was formed to examine specific problems. most infamous, drug testing. In an Aug. 30 memo to University of Miami President Edward T. Foote II. Executive Vice President and Provost Luis Glaser noted the results of the committees. Changes include a new Drug Policy Committee, which will oversee results from athletes and report any problems to the president and athletic director. However, as most members of the UM community are aware, the changes have come too late to meet NCAA scrutiny. One task force member. School of Business Administration management professor Carl McKenry, is expecting UM to receive a penalty. "[The university] is going to get some penalty because these things happened under [UM] administration. They should have had checks and balances to see that [problems] didn't happen." In a statement made by Foote, difficulties were admitted to have existed in the football program. "The [football] program had been free of major NCAA violations, but problems of misbehavior have lingered too long, overshadowing even the national championships." Foote said. The drug testing policy is now the top agenda of athletic department, particularly after the embarrassment suffered by the football program. Warren Sapp, now in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, admitted drug use while at UM. Former UM coach Dennis Erickson, now with the Seattle Seahawks, could not give m an explanation as to why Sapp was still allowed to play, despite positive tests by ^ Sapp. Regarding UM's drug policy problems. See ATHLETICS • Page 2 Student Activities, Organizations merge into one Student organizations will now fall under Student Activities, but will still be located in the Smith-Tucker Involvement. Center. BY DOLLY HERNANDEZ Assistant News Editor Student Activities and Organizations have joined into one. This move should make resources readily accessible for all student organizations on campus. Mark Trowbridge, director of Student Activities and Organizations, said the organizations used to be strictly out of the ESmith Tucker Involvement Center *and that they are still located there, but that now. they are really a part of the Student Activities office. "It's much more streamlined I think. It's a great model because now when student organizations need resources they know where to come to and even better who to talk to," Trowbridge said. "There are about 150 student organizations which include sporting clubs and clubs that relate to people with different diversities. "Certainly we have other activities and clubs that really meet any students' needs or interests," Trowbridge said. "There is something for everybody here in student activities and organizations." Patricia Whitely. director of Student Life, said that it is convenient to have both Student Activities and Organizations as an entity. "For us in Student Life and for me it's something that makes sense that Student Activities and Organizations are under one umbrella," said Whitely. "Hopefully that would efficiently and effectively provide student services." Marc Jacobsen, assistant direc- tor for Student Life, said that having Student Activities handle all student organizations is very efficient. "So if someone wanted to know about student activities they w ould be sent to the department of Student Activities, but over there they wouldn't find anything about the hundred and something clubs we've got on campus," said Jacobsen. "Now all the student organizations fall under Student Activities as well." City finds code violations on frat row, warns Greeks By LOUIS FLORES Associate News Editor The agenda of the first Community Relations Committee meeting was dominated by a status report on code violations found over the summer at all seven University of Miami fraternity houses. In an August 24 memorandum that ever-tually came before the Coral Gables city commissioners, the seven fraternity houses were noted >o be in property maintenance code violations ranging from vehicles parked ot h wns, mildewed roofs, broken windows, and plywood installed in place of broken windows. The fraternities in violation were Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Tau Omega. Lambda Chi Alpha. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi and Zeta Beta Tau. Representatives of some fraternities informed the committee that the simplest of the violations were already taken care of, such as doubling the scheduled garbage pick-up to twice a week at Lambda Chi Alpha and at other houses. Representatives from each of the seven fraternities except for Alpha Epsilon Pi appeared before the CRC to discuss updates on the resolutions of the code violations. Josh Cohen, president of the Interfraternity Council and a member of CRC, addressed the comt littee in reference to the fraternity violations. "Most of these problems occurred over the summer when no one was living there. ' Cohen said. See GREEKS • Page 2 DUNCAN ROSS Ill/Photo Editor Parking on grass was one of the code violations found at UM fraternity houses, IS
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You have to believe in happiness more than you fear disappointment.
Otherwise, you'll either set your standards so low that you'll never be disappointed, or you'll push away anything that looks like happiness as soon as it appears in your life.
Don't be dragged by your fears, be guided and led by your dreams.


Lately in my new role I have been hitting the traffic alot and spending considerable time driving both to and from work. To make the most of this downtime I have been downloading and listening to podcasts and other audio on my smartphone. Here are some of the links that I have found. No easy task, there is not a pile of content out there, so you need to hunt around a bit.
sqlbits – Over 100 downloadable presentations here.
Sqlserverpedia – A bunch of podcasts here.
Anyway I hope that helps, please share any other links that you may have for technical presentations/audio on SQL server.


At Bank of America, we take your security seriously. Our Global Information Security team continually monitors potential threats to help keep you safe.
When shopping online, consider using free ShopSafe® security (it adds an extra layer of protection). Also, review these 9 tips for safer online shopping.
If you can answer yes to any of these, think carefully about the request to send money. It may be a scam. If you believe you may have been the victim of a scam, report your experience to the FTC and/or to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center . Provide as many specific details as you can and be as descriptive about your experience as possible.
A digital wallet stores information about your physical debit and credit cards so you can make purchases at participating merchants.
There are a wide variety of digital wallet options available, and each provides protection to help keep your information secure.


"I BELIEVE THAT AGING ..."
Let not groan, on the contrary, sing.
To be beautiful and too short when it is limited.
A book without history, a pencil without writing.
No matter the time, pencil in hand.
Who transforms my life when the sky is veiled.
Keep to embalm the fall of my life.


Apple has released it's iOS 9.3 which has some great new features for your iPhone and iPad. Some of these features include a Touch ID-secured version of notes and a new item thats called Night Shift that makes the display colors warmer and not so bright. Also included is a bug fix for a security hole, the possibility for third-party apps to add music to a user's iCloud Music library and 6s 3D touch functions. To update your phone, tap the settings icon, then go to general and then look for software update.


Colorado RE/MAX Realtor Phil Barru named to RE/MAX Hall of Fame, and pledges to donate a portion of each closing in 2019 to charity.
I have lived in the Denver area since 1983 and my wife Jennifer is a Lakewood native. We are very grateful for our prosperity and take pleasure in giving back to our community by supporting a variety of local charities.
"I have lived in the Denver area since 1983 and my wife Jennifer is a Lakewood native. We are very grateful for our prosperity and take pleasure in giving back to our community by supporting a variety of local charities," said Barru, broker associate at RE/MAX Professionals, who works throughout the Metro area with a specialty in central Jeffco homes as a listing agent, buyer's agent and consultant to both seasoned and beginning investors.
Furthermore, Barru has pledged to donate $100 from every closing this year to one of four charities of the client's choosing: Professionals Miracles Foundation, Jeffco Action Center, NAMI Colorado, Community Table.
Professionals Miracles Foundation helps families of sick children in their time of need. The Action Center provides basic human needs and pathways to self-sufficiency for Jefferson County residents and the homeless. NAMI Colorado provides advocacy, education and support to individuals of all ages and to families impacted by serious and persistent mental illness, whereas Community Table serves the needy and vulnerable in the community.
Barru has more than 39 years of experience as a real estate professional. During the course of his distinguished career he has made a name for himself for investing in his clients as humans and getting to know them in order to truly understand their real estate needs.
In addition to real estate, Phil is an avid skier and cyclist who loves many outdoor activities including hiking, gardening and walking. He loves spending free time with his wife and their two grown children, who both live in the Denver area.
Phil Barru works with both buyers and sellers and is a Residential Real Estate Specialist, Listing Specialist and Investment Property Specialist. He serves the Golden, Arvada, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge and Littleton areas. For more information, please call (303) 233-8285, or visit http://www.philbarru.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/PhilBarruRealtor/. RE/MAX Professionals is located at 143 Union Blvd., Suite 120, Lakewood, CO 80228.


IBM reports it will acquire privately held StoredIQ. IBM says the acquisition will enhance its strategy to help clients derive value from big data and respond more efficiently to litigation and regulations, dispose of information that has outlived its purpose and lower data storage costs.
reducing information risk by automating privacy, e-discovery and regulatory policies.
StoredIQ software provides scalable analysis and governance of disparate and distributed e-mail as well as file shares and collaboration sites. That includes the ability to discover, analyze, monitor, retain, collect, de-duplicate and dispose of data. In addition, StoredIQ can rapidly analyze high volumes of unstructured data and automatically dispose of files and e-mails in compliance with regulatory requirements, says IBM.
IBM reports the addition of StoredIQ to its governance suite will give organizations more effective governance of the vast majority of data, including efficient electronic discovery and its timely disposal, to eliminate unnecessary data that consumes infrastructure and elevates risk. As a result, business leaders can access and analyze big data to gain insights for better decision-making.
The acquisition of StoredIQ is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2013. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.


The National All Wales Summer Anti Drink/Drug Drive campaign 2013, backed by all four Welsh Police Forces, will begin on Saturday 1st June.
The month long campaign, launched by Gwent Police, will see Forces increase the pressure and focus on those drivers who drink and drive or drive under the influence of drugs.
The Gwynedd Môn Road Safety Partnership are committed in ensuring that the roads of both counties are safe for all road users therefore support the Campaign fully .
During the campaign Officers from the Gwynedd – Môn Road Safety Partnership will be visiting Colleges in both Counties to raise awareness amongst the students of the dangers of drink / drug driving . Students will be invited to take part in several activities including ' driving ' a mini cooper simulator which highlights the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs . Officer's will also be on hand to offer advice and support to Students on all aspects of road safety .
There will be increased stop checks to catch those breaking the law and police will use the campaign to reinforce the message and educate drivers.
If you drink and drive you will potentially not only ruin your life, but the lives of others innocently associated with you and your actions. There is absolutely no excuse for drinking and driving and the consequences can be devastating.
You not only risk killing or seriously injuring yourself or someone else, but you will end up in court and could face a fine, lose your licence or receive a jail sentence. You will have a criminal record and you could lose your job.
As summer approaches, more people may be tempted to have a few drinks, at barbecues or whilst drinking in the afternoon, and may drive without thinking of the consequences.
Think before you go out, watch what you drink and plan how you will get home.
Anyone with information regarding individuals who are believed to drive while over the legal limit or who drive whilst under the influence of drugs can contact North Wales Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
? During the 2012 campaign, 19,277 people were stopped and breath tested by police in Wales and 360 of those tested positive, refused or failed to provide representing 1.9% .
? In north Wales, 10,517 drivers were tested with 101 positives.
? In June 2012 more than 83,000 people were tested in England and Wales during the campaign and nearly 5,000 failed a breath test.
? Earlier this year The Institute of Advanced Motorists calculated the personal financial cost of drink-driving and priced it between £20,000 and £50,000. The calculation reflects the fines, legal costs, rise in insurance premiums and possible job losses faced by those who are convicted.


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Renegades (MA)
Quincy, MA United States
Inactive Junior
Theme/Songs
1976 225 40.200 (Repertoire not available)
1979 Land of Make Believe * The Wedding Song
Position 200+ indicates Division II, Position 300+ indicates Division III, Position 400+ indicates Mini Corps.
CORPS Photos
1973 1 Photos
The Renegades Drum & Bugle Corps of Quincy was started in November 1972. It was started as a result of trying to get a practice place for the Senior Renegades Drum & Bugle Corps. They were told to start a Jr Corps in order to practice in Quincy.
Jim O'Brien contacted Ed Gebauer and he accepted the Manager's job along with himself. The Corps was active from 1972 to 1980.
The Corps competed in the CYO, Greater New England and Mayflower Circuits. The Corps also developed a great parents organization In 1974 the Corps won the CYO
championship as a class "C".
In 1975 the Corps started a feeder Corps called "The Drifters". There was almost 200 members between the 2 Corps. In 1975 the Renegades competed as class "B" and placed in every show except one. They had 114 members and went to Canada in 1974 and 1975.
In 1975 they won 5 first place trophies in Canada. That's a trip no one will forget because they ended in the hospital in Vermont, at 2:00 A M in the morning. Doctors said it was some kind of food poisoning and the excitement of the trip. Everyone that was sick got a shot to calm them on the road home.
The Corps also got help getting started from the Senior Renegades Drum & Bugle Corps Manager Ed Gaff. Most of the instructors came from the Senior Corps.
In 1976 the Renegade Jr. Corps went to Philadelphia to compete in the DCI championships. It was a great trip and they stayed at a motel in New Jersey. For 6 days it only cost each member $50.00 for the trip and many a friendship was made.
In 1977, their uniform were changed and also had 3 tympani drums stolen out of the equipment bus. They lost their Manager Ed Gebauer, who passed away in October of 1977.
In 1978 they tried class "A" but, lost a lot of members going to The Boston Crusaders.
In 1979 they went back to class "B" and merged the Renegade Jrs and Drifters but, so many left and problems arose that it was unable to continue. In 1980 the Corps went inactive.
There has been 1 reunion and some have expressed interest in
another. In the first reunion there were about 300 people. In the nine years or so, there has been about 800 people to pass through this corps.
Jim O'Brien
1976 1 scores
Highest Score 40.200
Final show in DCX Archives August 18, 1976 DCI World Championships - Class A and All Girl Prelims Philadelphia PA placed 25 with a score of 40.200
Years Involved
BATES, DONNA DRUM LINE 1974 to 1980
DeGraaf, James B. Horn Line (Baritone/ContraBass) 1974 to 1978
madden, maureen soprano 1970 to 1976
madden, maureen soprano 1971
Miller, Mary colorguard 6 months thenHornline 1973 to 1979
Taylor (Griffin), Janice Color Guard/Horn Line 1974 to 1978
CORPS 1 items
Renegades,Quincy,MA,Pin1-R&B&YTriangle(RCR)J_U_S from the Richard Elmquist Collection


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A few days ago, after enjoying the use of a pretty much static IP address for a long while from my ISP (it hadn't changed in easily a year), my IP changed. This took down my IPv6 tunnel, which I tend to use a lot to access to various services for work -- you know, dogfooding and all of that. My IPv6 address depends on a tunnel that needs to stay up (and for that requires my IPv4 address to not change too much, but whatever).
Probably since then (but I did not really notice until yesterday or so), I've had multiple issues with Netflix streaming. As many know, Netflix is now enforcing some method of trying to detect VPN and proxy users to force local content upon its users. I think it's a stupid idea, but I see where they come from with that decision.
Netflix has to deal with royalties, copyright, and varying laws depending on where a user might be. For instance, you may wish to watch NCIS -- this will likely depend on Netflix having paid CBS (or whomever the title belong to) to be allowed to present it to clients. I have no idea how these costs are done, they might well be a percentage based on number of viewers or some such.
In the US, this is relatively easy, they can deal with local companies and handle things. This becomes more complicated when you factor in different copyright laws in other countries, and exclusivity rights, etc. In the case of NCIS, Global appears to have (exclusive?) rights for NCIS, so they look to be the only legit place to stream episodes online. I suspect Netflix would possibly have to pay *them* to stream NCIS in Canada, or otherwise be subject to random other byzantine rules. I don't pretend to understand the intricacies past the one class I took on Canadian copyright/patent/IP law over a year ago. Suffice to say it's complicated, and there are probably good reasons to try and have users in country X watch country X's content, and not country Y's. It's likely to cut costs.
My issue stemmed from the fact that with the reset of my IPv4/IPv6 connection, or possibly just as a coincidence, Netflix started to care about my IPv6 addresses. It's possible that geoip data informed this, or that Netflix started to do more checking, or started to do proper IPv6, etc. I don't know.
Hello!! My name is HecThor! How can I help?
Would you be able to consult logs or whatever you might have to tell me why that has been detected so I can take the necessary steps?
Oh, let me check this out for you. Could you please tell me which device are you using?
Just a quick question, have you tried going to the extensions of Google Chrome and unchecked and tried Netflix one more time?
Alright, just to confirm, are you using Linux?
Oh got it, I'm seeing here that the signal is being redirected to the US and then to Canada several times in a day, in this case the best thing to do is to check with your Internet Service Provider to investigate why your connection appears to come from a VPN or a proxy service, as they are in charge of the signal.
could it be that you guys started to allow ipv6?
is there any way for you to set my account to only use IPv4?
Got it, you see we don't have a way to set an account to use IPv4 or Ipv6 as this has to do with the Internet service, so in this case I would recommend you to contact them and try to reset the signal or check if they're able to do that change on your settings, I'm sure that once they do you'll be able to stream Netflix without a problem.
There is no thing to reset, there is no Canada endpoint for this thing.
I understand, and do you have a way so you can return to IPv4? The thing is that Netflix is working fine, however the system is detecting that your IP is constantly changing from region to region, this is why the system is not letting you stream.
I can't do this change on the local systems, no. This is how my home network is set up -- like I said, I do need IPv6 for my work. I work from home.
Oh I definitely understand what you mean, however, to be completely honest, the process you use will not let you stream. Unless you change that wont be able to stream, because when the system detects that you're in a country and your network shows another one, this issue appears, it might work some times but I can't guaranty it will always work, if you like you can try Netflix on your mobile's network to verify this.
Do you object to me using this chat log for documentation purposes?
Sure, no problem, and it's been a pleasure being able to help! :) Is there anything else I can do for you?
I went on to ask to file a complaint / provide feedback to the team, since Netflix should be aware of the complexity, and inconvenience this poses on its customers. Still, I want to reiterate that I was quite happy with the service I've had from Customer Support rep HecThor, who was helpful and understanding.
I'm technical enough to be able to deal with such issues in various ways. I did some searching, and it looks like you *can not* disable IPv6 simply for Chrome. It's also impractical to disable the IPv6 tunnel... I have it up for a good reason, and it had been working for a long while (that too, over a year) with no issues. Other people could also have other special network setups that could impede on Netflix steaming services. VPNs happen, and they are not all used to watch US content. They can also be done at the router level rather than at the device level; and even some ISPs require PPTP VPN use to get any kind of connectivity at all (or did in the past).
The inability to disable IPv6 in Chrome is probably really a usability bug in it, but it shows how the average user might eventually run into issues dealing with content "blocking" based on location. I'm not really expecting the average user to have a network setup like mine: I had to set up IPv6 myself here, as none of the providers in Canada do a satisfactory job at it. I also don't expect the average user to care about the IP family at all -- but we'll soon get to a point where blocking based on IP and location won't make sense. IPv6 is meant to improve mobility, and there are some steps taken to ensure this (see RFC 3775). GeoIP data can be wrong, misleading, or simply inexistant too, so you really ought not to rely on that at all.
Netflix has been doing relatively well in leading some interesting infrastructure ideas it seems, aside from not being very cooperative with Linux users for a long while (fortunately, now Netflix works on Linux, but only with the official Google Chrome, still not with free software browsers). It would be good to see that leadership continue and avoid restrictive policies in favor of cooperation, especially for a company priding itself on using Linux and open source technologies.
For now, I've opted to null-route IPv6 netflix, which means I get a small delay but I can still watch Futurama. It's the least intrusive change I thought of to not have to tear down my IPv6 tunnel, but still be able to watch content.
Rather than using outdated, unreliable technology to enforce restrictive, ill-designed content rules, Netflix should lead an overhaul of the limitations imposed upon it by the original content providers. That, or use some of those uncountable piles of moneys to cover potential costs of out-of-country-content access.


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Google announces Android M features at I/O 2015
At its I/O 2015 annual developer conference, Google announced a slew of features that will soon make their way to the next version of company's mobile operating system, Android.
The theme of Android M, the name currently being used to refer to the next version of the OS, is "to improve the core user experience" of Android, claimed Dave Burke, Google's vice-president (engineering) for Android.
Key new features of Android M announced at the annual I/O developer conference include an improvement in the way apps communicate with each other. At present, when users click a link on Twitter, they are asked to choose between the Chrome browser and the official Twitter app. In Android M, the software will automatically verify which app is best suited to open the link.
However, the company has not announced what happens if the user has installed third-party Twitter apps on the phone and if the newest iteration will let the user decide for herself.
Google has also improved the standby battery time of Android smartphones and tablets with a new feature called Doze. Giving an example, Burke said that it could double the battery standby time by automatically shutting down the dormant apps.
Android M will also adopt USB Type C as the new standard for charging devices. Therefore, the operating system will give the users an option to choose if they want to charge their devices, or want to charge another device using it. For example, an Android M tablet with USB Type C connector can natively charge a smartphone running on the same OS, and vice versa.
As rumoured, fingerprint scanner support is another native feature in Android M. Therefore, like on an iPhone with Touch ID, Android M users can unlock phones and authenticate payments within apps with just a fingerprint for added ease and security.
On the mobile payments front, Google announced a new platform called Android Pay at the conference. The platform operates on NFC standard and can be used to make payments at retail stores, as well as within apps. The company announced that 700,000 retail chains within the US have already signed up to become part of the new platform. However, there was no mention of Google Wallet.
With online reading being one of the biggest activities for most users, Android M will now have a new feature called Chrome Custom Tabs. Under this, apps can have a dedicated Chrome Custom Tab button that, when clicked, will open the Chrome browser within the app.
The browser window is customized to look just like the app. It will allow users to log into apps and fill forms since it can pull the requisite data from Chrome browser. This feature will be released to the users in the third quarter.
The Android app permissions system has also received an overhaul with Android M so that users have more control over the way apps behave and how they use the device's features. For example, users will now be able to revoke or modify permissions to apps as and when required. Moreover, they will be able to select individual permission. For example, the user can give WhatsApp access to the contacts list, but not to the microphone.
Among smaller features, Google has improved the text selection feature of Android. Additionally, when a user shares something on Android M, the software will remember the most frequent contacts and apps that they share data with and bring them up. Likewise, Android M will bring controls for individual volume streams, such as alarms, notifications, ringtones etc, which had been removed from plain sight in Android Lollipop.
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Next up was the accuracy or shooting portion of this field test shooting review, I performed my standard 30 foot back paper target test using a semi rested stance standing in the back with a sandbag up front to rest my hands on for stability. This position is nice and stable but not perfect so there is always some human factor to take into account. Removing one flyer that was rather high, I was able to get a 3.5 inch grouping from my Umarex Colt M45 CQBP Blowback CO2 BB Pistol which is what I would consider about average for a blowback BB shooter, not the best but far from the worst I have shot. I am pretty sure I could do a bit better once I got used to the trigger as it does have a lot more take-up than I am use to with a 1911 and the release is a bit firmer.
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George Masso (* 17. November 1926 in Cranston (Rhode Island); † 22. Oktober 2019) war ein US-amerikanischer  Jazzmusiker (Posaune, Piano), der vor allem im Swing und im Dixieland bekannt war.

Leben und Wirken
Masso stammt aus einer musikalischen Familie; die Mutter war Konzertpianistin, der Vater leitete als Posaunist ein Tanzorchester. Er spielte zunächst im Orchester von Jimmy Palmer, während seines Militärdienstes 1944 bis 1945 in einer Army-Band in Deutschland. Dann war er zwischen 1948 und 1950 bei Jimmy Dorsey und im Latin Quarter Orchestra tätig, wendete sich aber der Tätigkeit als Musikpädagoge zu; bis 1966 lehrte er an einer Schule in Rhode Island, dann an der University of Connecticut. Erst 1974 trat er wieder öffentlich auf, zunächst im Sextett von Benny Goodman und mit Bobby Hackett (1975) und mit The World's Greatest Jazz Band. Er leitete eine eigene Band, arbeitete aber auch mit Buck Clayton, Charlie Ventura, Woody Herman sowie mit Scott Hamilton/Warren Vaché. Weiterhin nahm er auch mit Peggy Lee, George Shearing, Barbara Lea, Bob Haggart und Yank Lawson auf, sowie mit Ken Peplowski, dem Glenn Miller Orchestra und mit Spike Robinson. Seine häufigen Labelpartner waren Arbors, Sackville, Audiophile und Nagel-Heyer Records. Er trat auch regelmäßig bei klassischen Jazzfestivals und -partys auf.

Masso war auch als klassischer Komponist und Arrangeur aktiv und veröffentlichte zahlreiche Orchesterwerke. Einige von ihnen waren dem Bereich des Third Stream zuzuordnen.

Diskographische Hinweise
 Just For a Thrill (Sackville 1990), mit Dave McKenna, Bucky Pizzarelli, Linc Milliman, Joe Cocuzzo
 Let's Be Buddies (Arbors Records 1994), mit Dan Barrett co, tb & voc, Ben Aronov p, Frank Vignola g, Michael Moore b, Joe Ascione
 Trombone Artistry (Nagel-Heyer Records 1994), mit Ken Peplowski, Brian Dee, Len Skeat, Jake Hanna
 That Old Gang of Mine (Arbors Records, 1996), Lou Colombo, Dick Johnson, Dave McKenna, Marshall Wood, Artie Cabral
 At Long Last Love (Arbors Records, 1999)
 The Wonderful World of George Gershwin (Nagel-Heyer Records, 1992)
 No Frills Just Music (Famous Door)
 C'est Manifique! (Nagel-Heyer Records, 1999)
 The Trombone Summit (Royal Garden Jazz Club – Graz 2001) mit Ed Neumeister, Rudolf Josel, Harald Neuwirth, Klaus Melem, Manfred Josel

Lexigraphische Einträge
 Richard Cook: Jazz Encyclopedia London 2007; ISBN 978-0-141-02646-6
 Leonard Feather, Ira Gitler: The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz. Oxford University Press, New York 1999, ISBN 0-19-532000-X.

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Jazz-Posaunist
Jazz-Pianist
Komponist (Jazz)
Musikpädagoge
Musiker (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1926
Gestorben 2019
Mann

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St. Stephen's Sunday School
Sunday School News and Events
Sunday School will begin on Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 9 a.m.
This year's teachers are:
Lori K - Pre-K and Kindergarten
Jen S - 1-3rd grade
Jamie and Amanda S - 4-6th grade
Kim P - 7-8th grade
Superintendent - Roberta K.
Sunday School hours are 9:00-10:00 a.m. on Sunday Mornings - right before service.
About SST Sunday School
Our Sunday School runs during the school year usually from the Sunday following Labor Day (Rally Sunday) to the Sunday before Memorial Day each year.
Children are welcome to attend from ages 3 through 12th grade. The Confirmation Class at SST is normally comprised of 6th, 7th and 8th graders, but special circumstances are always taken into consideration for enrollment. Ninth through 12th graders are also encouraged to attend Bible Study during the regular Sunday School time or help out with Sunday school classes.
Our curriculum is Enduring Faith by Concordia Publishing for this Sunday School year.
Sunday School hours are 9:00-10:00 a.m. each Sunday morning.
Our Sunday School group sings in church on occasion.
We also have a Handbell Choir comprised of any Sunday Schooler who would like to play (usually ages 4 and up, though some 3 year olds have been known to play). The only requirement is knowing your colors. Practices are usually for a few minutes each Sunday directly following service.
The handbell choir plays on select Sundays during service.
Right - one of our 2nd graders receiving her bible.
Contact SST Sunday School
The Sunday School has its own e-mail address: SSTSundaySchool@gmail.com
Please send us an e-mail if you would like to be updated on Sunday School events.
For more information or to enroll - You can contact the Sunday School Superintendant at SSTSundaySchool@gmail.com or the church office at 320-396-3103.
Sunday School also has a group on Facebook. This group is closed so membership to this group is limited to current Parents, Guardians, Grandparents, and Sunday Schoolers. The group contains information on upcoming events, discussions, and photos of Sunday School events. You can find us here and petition for membership.
Contact SST Sunday School


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I highly suggest all of you participate in as many of the services we are offering this week as you can. Your celebration of Easter on Sunday will be greatly impacted by your participation in these services.
Maundy Thursday- Tonight at 7:00 -- If you're not already planning on coming tonight for the Maundy Thursday Service, do whatever you can to be here. It is always an incredibly meaningful service for me and I promise it will help fix you in the right mind and spirit as we head into Easter.
As I decided on my sermon scripture for this Sunday, I chose a passage I love to preach. I'm sure I've preached on it a few times over the years here. I'll admit that I'm being a little selfish because this is the passage I really need to focus on and hear from this week.


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Winners - and an invitation!
The CASE Study 1st Anniversary Blog Hop!
On the 4th of August, we're holding a big celebratory Blog Hop, with our Designers and all but one of our amazing Muses, sharing with you what they do best! The theme of the event will be CASEing one of our DT gals - past or present, and you're warmly welcome to join in.
There will be a Linky widget as usual, where you'll be able to share your inspired creation, and the DT will have lots of PRIZES to give away! All you'll need to do is join in the Hop, and leave some love along the way... you won't want to miss it!
We hope to see you here on the 4th!
Now, let's hear it for the winners!!
Our winner for CSC49 is Karen from The Bald Dragonfly!!
Wooo hoooo!!!!!!! Congrats Karen and the rest of these fabby cards, a blog hop party sounds like fun.
Congrats to Karen, what a beautiful card. And congrats to the top 3 as well.
blog hop sounds fun, can't wait!
Congratulations Karen and the top three!! Karen, your card is absolutely stunning!!
Congrats to karen what a beauty and wow sounds great that bloghop count me in.
Holy WOW!! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Congrats to Karen - your card is fabby. Congrats to Kristin and Anya.
Wow, I'm so very honored to be a winner for this challenge, especially with Dawn as a Muse. Thank you so much for this wonderful challenge, for the inspiration and for your kind words!
Holy cow WOW! Thanks ladies and congrats Karen - it's fabulous! Looking forward to next week!
Winners... and a new Design Team member!


The Grievance Committee heard 11 grievances.� At screening, two were rejected and nine were sent through. We have one employee terminated that we are waiting to hear the results of the second step hearing on. Second step hearings are on schedule.� We just heard Michigan City and Bailey this week.� We will hear Schaeffer's second steps on December 8th. We are trying to nail down a date for Chem Lab. We are meeting with the company on sickleave issues on Monday afternoon� Please, once again, be advised that optometrists and chiropractors are not allowed to sign sick leave forms, but ophthalmologists are.
No grievances screened today due to low number, outstanding grievances will be rolled into next month's screening. We started hearing gas ops grievances, mainly over painting of meter sets, we were unable to finish so the rest will be screened Oct. 6th. New regulations are coming down for reg. station inspections, which should create a good amount of work and we are doing everything we can to keep that work in house.
We had a huge win in arbitration over sick leave issues leading to termination. Our member will be coming back to work with full back pay. Every time we win one of these types of arbitrations it makes it easier to defend employees who are being unfairly treated. Unfortunately we also had an employee terminated due to allegedly using language unfit for the workplace. We have yet to investigate these allegations, but please use this as a reminder to always be aware of your language. You may have the right to say what you want, but it doesn't mean that the company has to allow it in the workplace.
We had several rounds of second steps, one for Gas Ops June 14th and one for Fleet and Maintenance June 20th. We also had a major pre-arbitration settlement for an employee whose job was eliminated, and were able to negotiate to save another members job in second steps. We held an arbitration for a terminated employee, the general feeling is it went well and we are optimistic. There is a contracting out meeting for Gas Ops scheduled for July 13th.
We made an effort to unionize the trainer at the training center, unfortunately they said no. It is unfortunate that they will not be able to share in the benefits of Union membership we all enjoy.
Finally I would like to thank everyone for their participation in the "Charity of Choice" event!
Dozens of grievances are working their way through the grievance procedure over the past several months.
Generation management has settled and agreed to pay our members for work done by contractors on some grievances that we demonstrated could in fact be done in house and meet dead lines.
Other grievances were denied and a few withdrawn for lack of merit and or lack of proof. There are still a few that are in the procedure still for larger jobs that have yet to have resolution.
We have been successful in moving a lot of work back in house and have had some grievances settled for pay for when contractors have worked without exhausting internal resources. There are still a few that the company has asked to hold while they deliberate.
Gas has been a disaster with regard to the number of jobs contracted out. We have never seen this much work contracted out, we have also never seen this much total work.
Grievances are making their way through the procedure and if we don't get them settled we will be arbitrating as soon as possible. Most likely before the end of the year.
TDISC off site warehouses and the contracting out of store room work and transportation of materials is also a hot issue working its way through the grievance procedure.
We will continue to fight vigorously to keep out work ours. More update to come.
This month grievance committee had 40 grievances that were moved to second step. Of those 40, 3 were rejected for lack of merit, the rest will be scheduled for second step.
We had arbitration in December over paid rest time pushing the clock for 14 hours it takes to get double time. The arbitration went as well as can be expected. It lasted two days and we expect a ruling by February 25th. We also had an employee who was terminated for alleged time fraud. The Union and Company came to a settlement to return the member back to work a few days before it was to arbitrated. On the day we were to arbitrate the above issue, another member was terminated for alleged time fraud. We strongly believe that both of these employees were wrongfully terminated. Our members need to be aware that there seems to be an extraordinary effort to scrutinize time sheets. Don�t get caught up in it!
It looks like the days of giving the benefit of the doubt and not jumping to conclusions may be over.
It�s a shame that management is taking such a cynical position. They need to know that we won�t stand for it. We will fight for justice for our members.
In other news there are hourly workers who are currently not eligible to join our union who have petitioned the NLRB for recognition and for an election to be able to join our union. There was an NLRB hearing to make a determination as to their status, and hopefully with a positive ruling, we will be adding these employees to our ranks. Further details can be provided after the ruling; we expect one any day.
Second steps for MCGS are scheduled for 2/29/2016, and RMSGS for 2/12/2016. We are working on scheduling Meter Reading, Electric Operations and Gas Ops. We have been on schedule for the most part. We have just started to send out notices in the mail when a grievance is settled or withdrawn in a new effort to better keep the members informed.
Stick together and work safely!


There are a ton of wreath making tutorials on the web, so feel free to follow a different one if you want to use a pre-made wreath form. When I went to Joann, they only had the little ones in stock, and since I didn't want to search all over town or spend any more money than necessary, I decided to make one out of cardboard instead.
3. Using scissors or a box cutter, follow your guidelines to cut out 2 cardboard "donuts."
4. Securely tie a string (or wire) around one "donut" for hanging your wreath when it's done.
5. Glue the two "donuts" together. For added stability, I made sure one "donut" had the cardboard channels going vertically, and the other running horizontally (see the photo with the string above).
6. After the two pieces are glued together, hot glue one end of a feather boa to the back of your cardboard wreath.
7. Wrap the boa around the wreath, passing it through the middle and around the outer edge until you get to the other end of your boa. (One boa should cover roughly 1/2 of the wreath.) Push the boa loops closer together or spread them apart a bit as needed, and hot glue the end in place. Repeat with the second boa.
8. Tie a loop with the string you attached in step 4, or run a ribbon behind the string, and hang it up!
Love this! Feathers are so hot right now!!
I love this! I love the idea of using cardboard frames too because Michaels is always sold out of them this time of year. I wonder where I'll fins boa's? I'm going to go out today, so wish me luck!
I'd check craft, fabric, or party stores. Good luck!
No luck today. I've another place that I'll stop on my way home from work tomorrow.


Never been on a road bike? never ridden a geared motorcycle? No problem! This course is structured to ensure you are confidently able to operate the throttle, clutch, gears and brakes on a motorcycle. Our rider coaches will ensure you are completely prepared for the Basic Handling Skills course.
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Services like home visiting, lactation services, and 1-800-QUIT-NOW not only offer critical services to help your patients have a healthy and happy pregnancy, but they also provide your patients the extra boost and reinforcement to quit using tobacco. In this module, you will hear from a variety of New Hampshire providers who work with women who use tobacco before, during and after their pregnancy. They will share their insight and experience in how they motivate women to consider quitting and support them along the way with their challenges.
Understand the unique issues related to supporting pregnant and postpartum women to quit tobacco.
Confidently provide a robust, tailored response to pregnant and postpartum women.
Make appropriate referrals to resources such as 1-800-QUIT-NOW, NH Home Visiting Program services, and NH Lactation Program services.
To receive a certificate of completion or CEU for this lesson, you need to complete the 2-part assessment.


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Q: BeautifulSoup : Searching on class tags with white spaces I want to search only for the class name table_body.
for example
These are the methods I tried.
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup
html = '''

1

2

3

4

'''
soup = soup(html, 'lxml')
res1 = soup.find_all('tr', class_='table_body')
res2 = soup.find_all('tr', class_=lambda s: s.endswith('table_body'))
res3 = soup.find_all('tr', class_=lambda s: s!='table_body notice inside ')

print(res1)
>>> [
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
]
print(res2)
>>> [
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
]
print(res3)
>>> [
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
]

Can I search only for tags whose class name is table_body?
Is there a good way?
The reulst that I want.
[
3
,
4
]

A: Using css selectors, the output is as follows:
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as soup
html = '''

1

2

3

4

'''
soup = soup(html, 'lxml')
res1 = soup.find_all('tr', class_='table_body')
res2 = soup.find_all('tr', class_=lambda s: s.endswith('table_body'))
res3 = soup.find_all('tr', class_=lambda s: s!='table_body notice inside ')

res1 = soup.select('tr[class="table_body"]')
print(res1)

Output:
[
3
,
4
]

A: res4 = [t for t in res1 if t['class']==['table_body']]
print(res4)

A: Css Selectors
Simplest way to get your goal while using beautifulsoup, select with a strict condition by attribute selector:
soup.select("tr[class='table_body']")

This will select all
 with exact this one class.
Output
[
3
,
4
]

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Easter will be here soon and my kids have been begging me to let them make Easter crafts, so I've been spending a lot of time on Pinterest lately!
While searching, I've come across a whole heap of fun Easter crafts for kids, and thought I'd share a few of them with you, too!
Are you doing any Easter crafts this year? Please share in the comments!


Minzu Hotel Beijing is within walking distance from the Tian An Men Square, the Forbidden Palace, etc. It is the closest luxury hotel to the very center of Beijing. Around Minzu Hotel, to its east is Xidan Shopping Center, while the west is Finance Street, China Stock Building and International Finance Building. Besides, the hotel is next to a few of State Ministries.


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Home Universal Orlando Events Rock the Universe returns to Universal Orlando in 2022
Rock the Universe returns to Universal Orlando in 2022
Universal Orlando has announced that Rock the Universe, Florida's biggest Christian music festival, is back – officially returning to Universal Studios Florida on January 28-30, 2022.
Fans and youth groups can come together to enjoy performances by some of Christian music's top artists, powerful worship experiences, and Universal's theme park attractions.
The event kicks off Friday night with feature performances by GRAMMY award-winning Christian pop duo, for KING & COUNTRY, Dove award-winning contemporary Christian artist, Matthew West, and more. Saturday night performances include GRAMMY award-winning contemporary Christian rock band, Casting Crowns, multiple GRAMMY award-winning Christian rock artist, Zach Williams, Dove award-winning contemporary Christian band, Big Daddy Weave, and more. For the full weekend lineup, visit www.RocktheUniverse.com.
This will be the first time concerts will be held at Universal Orlando since March 2020, when the Resort shut down due to the pandemic.
Rock the Universe attendees can also enjoy worship experiences throughout the weekend – including a special Saturday ceremony and a Sunday morning worship service to wrap up the weekend. The dedicated FanZone presented by Coca-Cola also returns, featuring live performances from up-and-coming acts.
Stay tuned to Inside Universal for all the latest on Universal Parks & Resorts.
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Harper Spero with physician-researcher Alexandra Freeman, who helps lead the Job's syndrome research team at the NIH Clinical Center. Courtesy of Harper Spero.
There are nearly 7,000 rare diseases, some of which affect just a few dozen people. Yet, if one considers all these conditions together, about 30 million people in the United States have rare diseases. On this Rare Disease Day, I'd like to challenge each of you to think about how we can raise the visibility of individuals living with rare diseases, as well as the researchers working hard to help them.
I'd like to introduce you to Harper Spero, who is using her rare gift of storytelling to share the experiences of people with a wide variety of conditions that she likes to call "invisible illnesses." Through her podcast series, called Made Visible, this 34-year-old New York City native is among the many people helping to spread the word that rare diseases are not rare.
Spero also knows what it's like to take part in biomedical research. Seven years ago, she came to the NIH Clinical Center here in Bethesda, MD, seeking help for a large cyst in her right lung. It marked the beginning of a positive partnership with a Job's syndrome research team led by two of NIH's many dedicated physician-scientists, Alexandra Freeman and Steven Holland. Not only did the NIH researchers work with Spero to figure out the best ways of managing her symptoms, they are using what they've learned from her and about 175 other Job's syndrome patients to develop approaches for earlier diagnosis and interventions. Spero, who visits the Clinical Center annually and communicates with the NIH team on a weekly basis, has been so inspired by the experience that she even chose to feature Dr. Freeman in one of her recent podcasts.
Unlike Spero, I don't have a podcast—at least not yet. But I do have a blog, and Spero was kind enough to respond to a few of my questions on rare diseases and medical research. So, I'm sharing her thoughts below—I hope you are inspired by them as much as I was!
Why do you feel it is important for people with rare diseases to take part in medical research?
Without research, we can't make any improvements, changes or find cures. Participating in medical research allows researchers and doctors to learn about the trends (or lack of) between patients, and determine what's working and what's not.
What have your own experiences been with the health-care system and medical research?
When I was younger, I really didn't want to be a specimen. I was going through so much trying to find answers and treatments for myself that it was hard to think about how it would help other patients down the road to be sharing my experiences. I didn't want to add another doctor's visit to my schedule. After coming to NIH in 2012, I recognized the importance of being part of the research because it could essentially help me, other patients and for early detection of rare diseases. I recognize that the medical researchers are often much more compassionate than many doctors who simply treat symptoms. Researchers are curious and genuinely care to understand you and your story.
Your podcast is fantastic. How has it affected you to hear and share the stories of so many people affected by rare diseases?
I was definitely aware how many people were living with rare diseases, but I was surprised by how many people were willing to share their stories on my show and how many people wanted to listen to these stories. I hadn't heard stories being shared in this way around this topic and I wanted to be the one who brought them to life. Many of my guests haven't publicly (let alone with friends or family) shared their stories so I'm honored that they're willing to do it with me. They see how important it is to have these conversations and to educate people on what it's like to have an invisible illness.
What would you tell someone who's just learned he or she has a rare disease?
You don't have to do this alone! Find a team of medical professionals you trust to support you. I spent most of my life without a team of doctors that I loved and truly understood me, and now I can't imagine my life without my team at NIH. Also, talk to your loved ones—let them know what you're feeling and discuss how they can support you. This is likely new for them too and there's no right way of navigating and managing a rare disease.
What would you tell a young person who's considering becoming a rare disease researcher?
Thank you for your interest in doing this! We need more compassionate, curious and passionate people doing this work and investing their time to learn more and help find answers for rare diseases. Please treat us with respect and care.
If you could change one thing in the medical care/research of rare disease, what would it be? And what about in society in general?
There's a way to do your job without treating patients like guinea pigs. We're humans too, and we're humans who have likely been through the wringer in the medical world. Be kind to us. Treat us the way you'd like to be treated. Compassion seems to be a word I'm using a lot. I think society can be more compassionate towards one another especially around rare disease. You can never fully understand what someone is going through so ask questions, show you care and treat people with kindness.
I'd love there to be more answers and solutions for navigating a rare disease. A lot of the treatments I do are based on trial-and-error. What works for one patient definitely doesn't always work for me. So, we're constantly trying to navigate what works best for me. I'd love to see a cure to be found for Hyper IgE/Job's Syndrome, as well as other rare diseases.
Researchers have learned a tremendous amount about how the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS, infects immune cells. Much of that information comes from studying immune cells in the bloodstream of HIV-positive people. Less detailed is the picture of how HIV interacts with immune cells inside the lymph nodes, where the virus can hide.
In this image of lymph tissue taken from the neck of a person with uncontrolled HIV infection, you can see areas where HIV is replicating (red) amid a sea of immune cells (blue dots). Areas of greatest HIV replication are associated with a high density of a subtype of human CD4 T-cells (yellow circles) that have been found to be especially susceptible to HIV infection.


It was "unintentional," but the comparison was inevitable.
While sitting backstage watching another set of contestants compete, Bolton grabbed his partner Sharna Burgess' crotch on Monday night.
@bre32aik @JerriItaliano @bonner_bolton @SharnaBurgess He was just doing his Donald Trump impression!
The incident happened while Burgess stood next to Bolton, seated in a chair. Bolton apparently attempted to wrap his arm around his partner's waist and missed, considerably. Burgess then quickly removed his hand and placed it at her side.


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Gilgamesh's snake and other poems
bilingual edition
Iskandar, Gharīb, 1966-
Book - 2016 | Arabic
The Epic of Gilgamesh is perhaps the greatest surviving work of early Mesopotamian literature. According to legend, Gilgamesh built the city walls of Uruk, modern-day Iraq, to protect his people from external threats. Although the epic records events from more than four thousand years ago, those events echo many of the social and cultural concerns of Iraq today.
In this luminous bilingual collection of poems, Ghareeb Iskander offers a personal response to the epic. Iskander's modern-day Gilgamesh is a nameless Iraqi citizen who witnessed the fall of the dictatorship, who exists in a constant state of threat, and who dreams, not about eternity, but simply about life. While Gilgamesh was searching for the elixir of life, Iskander's hero is searching for consolation.
Publisher: Syracuse, New York : Syracuse University Press, 2016
Branch Call Number: 892.71 ISKAN
Characteristics: 103 pages ; 22 cm
Additional Contributors: Glenday, John - Translator
Iskandar, Gharīb 1966- Poems
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is romex OK? It's in an office space.
It depends on the NEC edition your jurisdiction is using and your local ammendments.
If you are using the '99: yes, the '02: no.
Locally I can not use romex in commercial at all!
But Peter, which code allows it?
Yeah, 99 I guess, but limited to the 3 story rule.
Yeah, the '99, you got it. Where I live, it is very common to see NM used in many different types of commercial occupancies: hotels, office buildings, grocery stores, nursing homes, donut shops, restaurants ... etc.
I guess it is all a matter of perspective. Cable wiring methods are extremely popular here, and have widespread acceptance.


You have really worked hard on this project. Your process book was quite well put together and I really enjoyed seeing the work-thru as well as the way you set up your process book. I feel I learned as much from your process as well as your actual project.


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Zara Phillips Net Worth: Zara Phillips is a descendant of the British royal family who has a net worth of $20 million. Born Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips on 15 May 1981, in London, England, she is
the second-eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Zara is 15th in the line of succession to the 16 thrones of the Commonwealth realms. Phillips has been a pivotal point of attention since birth. Even though her parents, Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips, tried to establish a normal life for Zara, some things could not be avoided. On the one hand, she acquired her education at top tier schools in Scotland and England, where she became a famed equestrian athlete and conscientious student early on. On the other hand, her unmistakable looks along with a pierced tongue and aggressive manner were more than enough to delight the paparazzi whenever she appeared. Although not the archetype blonde bombshell, Phillips is a photogenic vivacious lady with athletic figure that could be seen gallivanting across Australia and New Zaeland, or even bungee jumping and hamming it up for the cameras. Aside from the above, Zara's resume includes a win of the 2006 Eventing World Championship in Aachen, being voted 2006 BBC Sports Personality of the Year, being appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2007, as well as fetching Silver Medal at the London 2012 Olympics as a member of the Great Britain Eventing Team. What's more, Zara Phillips was the one to carry an Olympic flame at Cheltenham Racecourse on her horse Toytown. Currently married to former England rugby union player Mike Tindall, she is better known by her maiden name that she uses mainly for informal public occasions.
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Net Worth: $20 Million
Date of Birth: May 15, 1981 (39 years old)
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