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Birthright's Impact on Five Jewish Identity Groups: Findings from the Summer 2018 Cohort
Graham Wright, Shahar Hecht, and Leonard Saxe
By examining response patterns to questions about Jewish attitudes, the study identified five different types of Jewish identity among the young adults who applied to go on a Birthright trip in summer 2018: Ancestry, Secular Peoplehood, Casual Religious, Connected, and Committed. After sorting applicants into groups corresponding to their Jewish identity type, the study examined the ways in which participants in the different groups were impacted by their Birthright experience. Specifically, the study asked:
What distinguishes different types of Jewish identity? Do participants with different types of Jewish identity vary in their views of the Birthright experience? Does Birthright influence participants with different types of Jewish identity to the same extent or in the same ways? If not, what are the differences?
The report draws on survey data collected from a pair of surveys sent to US and Canadian young adults who applied to go on Birthright Israel trips during summer 2018: A pre-trip survey (N=10,616) conducted in spring 2018 and a post-trip survey (N=4,396) conducted in fall 2018. Both surveys included individuals who participated in the programs and those who did not.
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Key findings about the five identity groups:
The five identity groups were represented among respondents as follows: Ancestry (17%), Secular Peoplehood (23%), Casual Religious (20%), Connected (29%), and Committed (11%).
The Ancestry group had the weakest Jewish identity, followed by the Secular Peoplehood and Casual Religious groups. The Connected group had a stronger Jewish identity and the Committed group had the strongest of all.
The Ancestry and Secular Peoplehood groups shared a relatively negative view of religion and Jewish religious practice compared to the Casual Religious, Connected, and Committed groups that share a positive view of religion and Jewish religious practice.
Concerns over antisemitism and efforts to counter it were more central to the Jewish identity of the Secular Peoplehood, Connected, and Committed groups than for the Ancestry and Casual Religious groups.
Key findings regarding Birthright's impact:
In all five groups, a majority of Birthright participants called the trip "one of the best experiences of my life" and recommended the trip to friends and family. A majority in all five groups also gave very high ratings to the bus community and the Israeli tour educator and had positive views of their interactions with the North American staff and the Israelis on the bus. Participants from the Connected and Committed groups tended to be the most positive in their reactions to the trip.
The majority of participants in all five groups reported that after the trip they kept in touch with other North American participants from their bus, the Israelis, and their staff. Participants in the Ancestry group were the least likely to keep in contact with others from their bus community.
Overall, Birthright strengthened participants' connection to Israel, to Jewish communities, and to their Jewish identities. Birthright's impact on connection to Israel and on understanding the current situation in Israel was evident among all five groups. Birthright's impact on strengthening connections to Jewish communities and participants' Jewish identity was concentrated among the Ancestry, Secular Peoplehood, and Casual Religious groups.
The study found that Birthright had an impact on virtually all participants, despite their disparate Jewish identities. At the same time, although participants with weaker forms of Jewish identity returned from the trip more engaged in Jewish life than before they left, these changes were not always large enough to overcome their pre-trip deficit compared to those with stronger forms of Jewish identity.
For Israel-related outcomes however, Birthright's impact was often so large that it did overcome pre-trip differences among groups.
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Quick Q and A with Ellis Paul
Ellis Paul is currently on tour celebrating 25 years of being a touring singer-songwriter. He's played a lot of bars, coffeehouses, clubs, concert halls, and festivals. His music is as relevant as ever and his audiences cherish his songs and his honest delivery. Experiencing an Ellis Paul show is like having a conversation with a friend–catching up on where he's been and learning about what's been rattling around in his head and heart. His words and music are nothing less than eloquent.
To learn more about Ellis Paul, visit his website.
Here's a video of Ellis singing his song "Rose Tattoo."
First of all, congratulations on your 25th anniversary tour! Twenty-five years! That's quite impressive. You have many stories to tell about all those years traveling shore to shore to shore. You've also obtained much wisdom about the human condition and the music business by what you've experienced and what you've seen. How can you best tell a stranger about your life in this under-the-radar world of singer-songwriters?
There are stars that can't be seen by the naked eye– for every Adele that shines like Venus there are thousands of musicians of note that ply the skies beyond the reach of the naked eye. I'm one of them, and my job isn't working mass success but for personal connection as many as one person can acquire through live shows and word of mouth. It means racing across the sky to as many points as possible. We are elusive, but we are there.
Your keynote speech at the NERFA (North East Regional Folk Alliance) conference in November 2015 was inspiring. You connected so many dots between your passion for songwriting, community, and your circle of friends. You're one of the lucky ones who found your tribe. Do you have any advice to those just starting out about how to go about finding their own tribe? What does it take?
Connecting through quality songs and performances, learning to master both, building a team around you, building a team of volunteers and cheerleaders, and loving the process– sacrificing time and some personal things along the way. It's not easy really, and it's not luck, it's more the hard work meets opportunity thing.
I'm fascinated by your creative posters that help to stimulate songwriters to develop both their songwriting craft and their performance skills. Can you explain, in a nutshell what inspired you do develop these visual keys to help unlock the best in creative individuals?
They are visual reminders on how to narrow the flight of a song into a clean path to connect with the listener. I like that there's a lot to absorb and it pulls you in daily. I teach the wheel in retreats and wanted people to go home with a good version of it.
You've probably experienced a multitude of highs and lows during your career. How do you keep yourself grounded after great experiences and never knowing if a soul sucking experience is right around the corner?
Optimism and naivety and hope go a long way in keeping you in the game. I never take small shows for granted, you never know who may be there!
I'm going to list some of your songs and let's see if you have an anecdote or special memory attached to them:
Paris in a Day
This was written after my honeymoon with my first marriage– it's like a postcard from that very day, all those things were actually done in a day.
Alice's Champagne Palace
This is one of my most popular songs– maybe because it;s a happy drinking at a bar song! One of my favorite places to play in the world! We are thinking of having a cruise trip up there in May of 2018! Be on the lookout– I had many adventures in this place and it too feels like a postcard of my times there.
Conversation with a Ghost
This song is one that really helped kick my career out the door-/ Patty Griffin sang beautiful harmonies. It's a ghost story to Allison Higgins who gave me my first guitar. Best to remain cryptic, I like that people interpret it themselves…
Kick Out the Lights
The recording has Red Molly on it– and a raging guitar solo– it's a tribute Johnny Cash and his badassness….
Dragonfly Races
A story song for kids and families about a dragon fly race that happens in the forest every night…
This is based on a friend of mine that traveled coast to coast on a greyhound bus, and also feels like a personal story of being road bound in life!
When you listen to music for pleasure, what recordings do you turn to?
I like to listen to Van Morrison, Rod Stewart, Al Green– singer songwriters from the early seventies — and my peers who travel and record today…
Do you have any favorite musicians whose music is fairly new to you but who you're looking forward to hearing more from in the future?
Many! Rebecca Loebe just put out her best record to date– Robbie Hecht, Caroline Spence, Carsie Blanton.
Ellis Paul will be playing at the me&thee in Marblehead, MA on Friday, March 17. www.meandthee.org
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I second what he said about Rebecca Loebe.
Rebecca is on top of her game.

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Jake McLain: Was always kinda partial to Roy Rogers actually. I really like those sequined shirts.
good quote but that was John McLain…Dad?
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Now I'm going to be speaking with a Hans Gruber accent all day.
Also, on Monday, I make my triumphant return to CrossFit Portland.
Dare I say, the 6:30 PM class may be The Perfect Class.
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There's hardly any feeling that can match the feel-good rush that comes with riding your MTB across different terrains and beautiful landscapes. However, in order to continue with the breathtaking adventures on two wheels, you need to take care of your bike properly. Here are some basic maintenance tips you can easily implement for the good health of your bike.
If you're a regular MTB cycler, you must be familiar with your bike's look after a muddy ride. Commit to cleaning your bike right after the ride as it can significantly prolong its life span. In addition, it's advisable to clean it at least once a week. Firstly, rinse all elements of your bike. This loosens grit and debris. Then, use a cleaning product and thoroughly clean the frame, cogs, gears, and the chain. Wait ten minutes or so, for the product to soak in, then rinse it all again, and wipe the cleaned parts. Ask around to find the perfect product finish for the ending phase of cleaning, as it will prevent rusting.
When it comes to maintaining brakes, we usually take a look only when a problem already occurs. For example, if brakes start squeaking, you know you need to oil them a bit or clean them to free the mechanism from dirt. But be smart and embrace preventive practices: always check the brake pads, as it is better to be safe than sorry. Brake pads tend to wear out with time, which can endanger the safety of the cycler. Basically, if brake pads are worn out, the brakes won't function properly. If you notice the grooves look a bit frayed, it's time to replace the pads. They don't cost much and it's best if you turn to renowned brands such as Shimano, so you know you're buying something of great quality and that your investment will pay off. After you're done, taste the brakes: they should start to grip at approximately 1/3 pull.
You may be puzzled about the right tyre pressure for your MTB. Tyres that are usually seen on mountain bikes are 30-50 psi, but it also depends on the cyclist and his or hers weight, the frequency of riding, and a number of other conditions (e.g. riding style or weather). You may ask for a professional advice or try different pressure a couple of times, until you get it right. In any case, tyres have to be optimally inflated so that they don't get damaged. As for the wheels, flip your bike upside down and spin each wheel to ensure it turns freely. In case it wobbles, it needs fixing, i.e. "truing". The procedure is quite simple, but still – it should be handled by a professional.
We all know how unpleasant it can be to end up with a sore behind after long-distance cycling. This is why it's important to choose a comfy saddle that will be positioned for the best possible support during the ride. The perfect saddle position depends on your riding style, comfort, and personal preferences. If you notice some leg pain, it might be that your saddle is too low. It happens that the saddle gets lower over the time due to the constant pressure or weakened screws. Wondering what's the best saddle height? Stand overside to it: it should be positioned somewhere around your hip. Another way to test the best height is to go for a ride. If when pedaling, your legs get almost straightened in the knee, you got it right.
When it comes to your bike, a little responsibility goes a long way. Prevention is the key here, so repay your bike for taking you places by investing your time and effort into taking care of it.


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Ever since I saw this image from Vtwonen doing the rounds on Pinterest I've been desperate to recreate that garland in my home. Sure, I'm lacking the Georgian proportions and beautifully weathered wall, but you work with what you've got, right?
3 metres of untreated or white cotton and/or canvas. Note that man made fibres don't take dye very well. If you want a longer garland, just dye more fabric.
3 whole avocado pits – This was perfect for the amount of fabric I had and if you add more the colour will be more intense.
4 metres of thin rope – I used a silky kind from a haberdashery and you'll need an extra metre on top of your desired length to allow you to tie it.
Make sure your fabric is clean before you dye. I washed mine without detergent on a rinse cycle and put it straight in.
✚ Bring a large pan of water to the boil and add your clean avocado pits to it. Leave them to boil for a few minutes, then turn the heat down to a gentle simmer with the lid on for an hour or until the water has reached the shade of pink you're happy with.
✚ Remove the avocado pits, turn off the water and carefully submerge your fabric replacing the lid. Leave it for a good eight hours to steep.
✚ When you're quite positively beaming with happiness at that soft pink (and only then) take out the fabric, rinse off the excess dye and hang it out to dry.
✚ When the fabric is completely dry, roughly iron it out. You'll want to keep that rumpled effect but will need it straightened out a little.
✚ Making a snip into the fabric as you go, tear it into rough 2-3cm wide strips. Canvas won't rip so scissors will do. They want to be around 57cm long.
✚ Double up each strip, loop the fabric over the rope and pull the two lengths through, pulling tight. Continue until all your strips are tied.
✚ Hang your garland and trim any strips that are too long, although you want it to look quite natural.
Quick Note: I didn't use a mordant or fixer in this dye as I won't be washing it, but there are recipes available that can advise on this.
Are you as crazy in love with this as I am? I mean…yyeeeeeah!!
If you're still stuck for festive decor ideas, check back on Monday and I'll show you how to style up a sideboard or shelf as I did in this 'after' shot.
Absolutely LOVE how this came out! That pink is just the most subtly divine colour!!
Absolutely in love with this. Will be trying over Christmas!


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Grand Opening of Manchester Christmas Markets
News | 10th November 2016
Tags: Christmas, Manchester Christmas Markets, Mulled wine
The UK's original, award-winning Christmas Market is now open, transforming Manchester city centre into a festive wonderland
Loose Women and Coronation Street star Sherrie Hewson, Anja Manke, the original Christmas Market trader, and Pat "Mr Christmas" Karney, Manchester City Council's Christmas spokesperson, were all there to open the Markets (Follow the NQ for interviews!)
The world-famous Manchester Christmas Markets returned today to kick off the festive season in Manchester.
The Markets features nearly 350 stalls across 10 distinctive sites and will be open for the festive season from today until Tuesday, 20 December, with the Albert Square site closing Wednesday, 21 December at 6pm.
The Markets will be open longer than ever this year, for a total of 41 days of Christmas fun (42 days for Albert Square), giving shoppers even more opportunities to enjoy the merry delights of the UK's best Christmas Markets.
There will be traders from all across Europe, with this year's Markets welcoming traders from even more countries than before, as the street food revolution inspires new stalls across the market.
Manchester's very own Northern Soul, The UK's first gourmet grilled cheese restaurant, will take their award-winning wares to Albert Square for the first time, along with their own "hard shakes", with an adult twist.
The Greater Northern Pie Company, one of last year's most popular stall, will return to sell their handmade pies, with an icon of Albert Square, The Big and Barrel pork sandwich emporium, returning even bigger and better than ever.
The Big and Barrel pork sandwich emporium
For the first time ever, an ice rink will feature in the Festive Cathedral Gardens, building on the success of the family-friendly atmosphere. The Rink at Cathedral Gardens has already been open a week, and tickets can be bought here: www.ticketsource.co.uk/therinkatcathedralgardens.
There will be plenty of opportunities to share your festive experiences with the globe, by using the hashtag #MCRCHRISTMAS, and by tagging your photos with our 6-tonne giant Santa with @MCRsanta
Launched 19 years ago, the Manchester Christmas Markets was the first festive market in the UK growing from only a single site in St Ann's Square in 1998.
Regularly named one of Europe's best Christmas Market attractions, nine million people visited last year – along with two million visiting the Albert Square site alone – and is responsible for generating millions of pounds for the city's economy.
Councillor Pat Karney, Manchester City Council's Christmas spokesperson, said: "It really is the most wonderful time of the year and my Christmas dreams have come true now the markets are open for longer than ever before. I'd have them open from September if I had my way – I love the transformation of the city during the Christmas Market season, when the dark nights are bathed in a warm festive glow.
Councillor Pat "Mr Christmas" Karney with Anja Manke, the original Christmas Market trader
"There's something for everyone at the Christmas Markets, a truly family-friendly attraction, and at Festive Cathedral Gardens, we have achieved our hopes of bringing an ice rink to the family zone for the first time.
"More than anything I enjoy seeing generations of people all soaking up the atmosphere, so get your loved ones together and enjoy the thousands of delicious treats the markets have to offer."
Be part of the biggest Christmas event in the UK and volunteer at the markets at www.manchester.gov.uk/santaslittlehelpers
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South African construction company Murray & Roberts has been awarded its first roadworks rehabilitation contracts in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal for the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL)
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An analysis of the notes for tess of durbervilles by thomas hardy
Summary Analysis The family is in bad economic straits now, but Durbeyfield is still too lazy to work much. Joan fatalistically downplays the disaster and proposes her plan to Tess.
In a chance meeting with Parson Tringham along the road one night, John Durbeyfield discovers that he is the descendent of the d'Urbervilles, an ancient, monied family who had land holdings as far back as William the Conqueror in Upon this discovery, the financially strapped Durbeyfield family learns of a nearby "relative," and John and his wife Joan send Tess to "claim kin" in order to alleviate their impoverished condition.
Alec arranges for Tess to become the caretaker for his blind mother's poultry, and Tess moves to The Slopes to take up the position.
While in residence at the d'Urbervilles, Alec seduces and rapes Tess. Tess returns home, gives birth to a son, Sorrow, the product of the rape, and works as a field worker on nearby farms. Sorrow becomes ill and dies in infancy, leaving Tess devastated at her loss. Tess makes another journey away from home to nearby Talbothays Dairy to become a milkmaid to a good-natured dairyman, Mr.
There she meets and falls in love with a travelling farmer's apprentice, Angel Clare. She tries to resist Angel's pleas for her hand in marriage but eventually marries Angel. He does not know Tess' past, although she has tried on several occasions to tell him.
After the wedding, Tess and Angel confess their pasts to each other. Tess forgives Angel for his past indiscretions, but Angel cannot forgive Tess for having a child with another man. Angel suggests that the two split up, with Angel going to Brazil for a year and Tess going back home.
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Tess agrees and returns to her parent's house. Tess eventually leaves home again for work in another town at Flintcomb-Ash farm, where the working conditions are very harsh. Tess is reunited with some of her friends from Talbothays, and they all settle in at Flintcomb to the hard work routine. Tess is determined to see Angel's family in nearby Emminster but loses her nerve at the last minute.
On her return to Flintcomb, Tess sees Alec again, now a practicing evangelical minister, preaching to the folks in the countryside. When Alec sees Tess, he is struck dumb and leaves his position to pursue her.
Alec follows her to Flintcomb, asking her to marry him. Tess refuses in the strongest terms, but Alec is persistent. Tess returns home to find her mother recovering from her illness, but her father, John, dies suddenly from an unknown ailment.
The burden of her family's welfare falls on Tess' shoulders.
Destitute now and homeless they have been evicted from their cottagethe Durbeyfields have nowhere to go. Tess knows that she cannot resist Alec's money and the comforts her family can use. Furthermore, Alec insists that Angel will never return and has abandoned her — an idea that Tess has already come to believe herself.
In the meantime, Angel returns from Brazil to look for Tess and to begin his own farm in England. When Angel finds Tess' family, Joan informs him that Tess has gone to Sandbourne, a fashionable seaside resort in the south of England. Angel finds Tess there, living as an upper-class lady with Alec d'Urberville.
In the meeting with Angel, Tess asks him to leave and not return for her. Angel does leave, resigned that he had judged Tess too harshly and returned too late. After her meeting with Angel, Tess confronts Alec and accuses him of lying to her about Angel.
In a fit of anger and fury, Tess stabs Alec through the heart with a carving knife, killing him. Tess finds Angel to tell him of the deed. Angel has trouble believing Tess' story but welcomes her back.
The two travel the countryside via back roads to avoid detection. Their plan is to make for a port and leave the country as soon as possible.Tess of the D'Urbervilles study guide contains a biography of Thomas Hardy, literature essays, a complete e-text, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis.
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Tess Durbeyfield is a year-old simple country girl, the eldest daughter of John and Joan Durbeyfield. In a chance meeting with Parson Tringham along the road one night, John Durbeyfield discovers that he is the descendent of the d'Urbervilles, an ancient, monied family who had land holdings as.
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In business, you should be aware that companies occasionally make incentive offers above and beyond employee salaries to their personnel in order to motivate them to work more efficiently. This can be treated with the same gravity as a regular business agreement, in that there are agreement templates to make the incentive official.
These incentives can even be offered to agents or other sub-sectors of a company, and may be part of any franchise agreements the company has. In any case, this is a good way for a company to motivate those who work for it to give more of themselves in the hope of extra compensation.
Specific terms which outline the conditions that have to be met in order to benefit from the incentives, such as closing sales.
Clauses that detail how the incentive can be forfeited, such as termination of employment, or a similar event.
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You would want to offer reasonable incentives. You may end up spending money in order to live u to the incentives, so it is important to make sure that your incentives do not become a drain on resources.
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NIAGARA POLICE & COURTS
Published Thu, Apr 1, 2010
Order of protection hampers birthday trip
NIAGARA FALLS -- A Grand Island woman who took a North Tonawanda woman to Canada for her birthday was unable to avoid legal scrutiny at the border.
Michele D. Jones, 38, of Stoney Point Road, was charged with second-degree criminal contempt just before 2 a.m. Wednesday at the Rainbow Bridge. She is accused of violating an order of protection issued on behalf of the birthday celebrant.
The North Tonawanda woman told U.S. Customs and Border Patrol authorities the two were in the process of trying to get the order dropped in North Tonawanda court.
Woman arraigned in attack on nurse
LOCKPORT -- A Niagara Falls woman was arraigned in Niagara County Court Wednesday on charges that she assaulted a nurse in the psychiatric emergency room of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center Oct. 10.
Janice K. Bugay, 25, of Hyde Park Boulevard, pleaded not guilty to second-degree assault and obstructing emergency medical services.
She allegedly attacked nurse Joan Dugan, injuring her badly enough that she had to be treated as a patient herself. Further details were unavailable, as Medical Center spokesman Patrick J. Bradley cited health privacy laws in declining comment.
Lockport man charged in bar parking lot crash
LOCKPORT -- A Lockport man charged on a warrant is accused of damaging two vehicles in the parking lot of Attitudes Bar on West Avenue Saturday.
Robert G. Holmes, 29, of Garden Street, surrendered Monday and was charged by Lockport police with reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, unreasonable speed and two counts of fourth-degree criminal mischief.
Police said a witness saw Holmes driving erratically in the parking lot just before 5 a.m., hit a parked SUV, pushing it into a parked truck.
Attack with guitar results in arrest
NIAGARA FALLS -- A Whitney Avenue man is accused of hitting a woman in the back with a guitar following an argument early Wednesday in their home.
Michael B. Duncan, 38, was charged with second-degree assault and harassment. Police said the attack occurred just before 3:30 a.m. The victim fled to a friend's house on 17th Street and called 911, police said.


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Das Damendoppel der  US Open 1975 war ein Tenniswettbewerb in New York City.

Titelverteidigerinnen waren Rosie Casals und Billie Jean King. Das Finale bestritten Margaret Court und Virginia Wade gegen Rosie Casals und Billie Jean King, das Court und Wade in drei Sätzen gewann.

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Obere Hälfte

Obere Hälfte 1

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I ordered it on the evening of March 28th and received a courier service on April 2nd. I purchased the DW200 with suction power and small noise for the use of the studio. I was waiting for a reply on the 4th of April. I received a reply saying that I would send it back to you by e-mail. I will wait for it on April 16th. I have arrived. I liked that I bought a good product at a low price.
It is not a quick delivery like the horse, but the product is satisfactory. There were a lot of people who came to the cradle because it was damaged. So it came safely in the separate box. It was originally D18 but I was satisfied with the performance but the durability was slightly damaged. I do not know why I can not improve, but if you think about the price, you can use it. I think the suction power is somewhat better than the D18.


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Q: Bootstrap table - remove ordering on the first load page Is it possible to disable default table ordering on the first load of page? So default my table shouldn't order records, but when I click the header of table - it should order then.
I'm using this layout: https://wrappixel.com/demos/free-admin-templates/maruti-admin/tables.html
and I tried in these ways:
$(document).ready(function()
{
    $('#DataTables_Table_0').dataTable({
        "order": []
    });
});

And:
$(document).ready(function()
{
    $('#DataTables_Table_0').dataTable({
        "aaSorting": []
    });
});

but it doesn't work fine.

A: I think your table id is incorrect. I disabled order option in my table like code below:
$('#example').DataTable({
  "order": []
});

Online demo (jsFiddle)

A: It looks like you are running $('#DataTables_Table_0').dataTable(***) more than one time.
It's probably because the datatable() method is once executing one the html you are using and once via the script that you wrote.

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If your kids love to get up at the crack of dawn this could just be the answer to your problems. The Gro Company Gro-Clock Sleep Trainer is a favourite with many parents, and the price has just dropped to less than half the RRP. It's down to just £15.99 (rrp £34.99) at Boots, and both Amazon and John Lewis have matched the price so you can bag it for this bargain price at a choice of stores!
The clock works by showing children when it is time to sleep and time to get out of bed with easy sun and star faces. You set the night time routine with a snoozy blue star picture, and set the time you want your child to get up as a bright smiley sun.
It comes with a story book to help explain how the clock works, plus full instructions on how to get the most out of your sleep trainer.
Although this isn't going to make small ones stay in bed if they are determined to spring up at 5am, it does give them an easy way to see when it's bedtime and waking up time, which can be tricky for them with the change in seasons, when the clocks change and before they are able to read a clock.
Reviews are great, and as this is less than half price it might just be worth a go if you are getting woken up at daft-o'clock everyday. After all, what price would you put on a decent night's sleep! Worth a try?
Best thing I've ever bought!
Load of rubbish! They get up to tell you it's not time yet! Still stars left, the sun hasn't come up!
Worked for us. My daughter had it age 2, she's now 8 and still loves her sunshine clock.
Best thing we ever bought.
maybe i started mine too young with it, but even now, Emily just shrugs it off!
My son used to shout in every hour, its not morning yet!
Got one for my LG as she likes getting up early...she couldn't care less about the clock didn't work for us.
May be worth a try now it's only £16!


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By Leith Honda on September 25, 2014 in News
Honda has released the first official picture of the 2015 CR-V, and it looks good. Really, it does. This is the first redesign of the CR-V in three long years, which means a substantial change in appearance is due. If you liked the 2015 Fit, you'll like the new CR-V. There is a strong resemblance between the two in the front grille, and the new CR-V has the razored, angular look to its headlamps that's en vogue in the auto industry these days.
Headlamps used to have a bulbous, squared look in the 2000s, but a new decade means a new look. Now rectangles are the thing, the sleeker the better. The new front end of the 2015 CR-V looks wider and squatter than the outgoing model, which could contribute to better handling. The fog lamps, once tiny circular lighthouses skirting the asphalt, are now self-contained empires lancing out Terminator-esque beams from reflective rectangular bases. Or that's how we imagine them, at least.
This is a bit of editorializing, but we think the new CR-V has a more truck-like feel to it. SUVs have always shared a truck platform, but the outer form leaned to the "sports" part of the name. This new CR-V seems like a sway toward the "utility" part. This might be owing to the new crossover SUV on the way from Honda, the HR-V. We're willing to bet 1,000 Republic credits that it's taking over the sporty mantle.
But the big question we have no answer to is what Honda's doing with the rear of the new CR-V. The rear is a devilishly hard section of an SUV to resolve (see: the 2015 Jeep Cherokee; ouch). In recent years Honda traded the slanted bent of its earlier models for a box-like design that improved rear visibility. It's certainly not the philosophy of other SUV makers like Porsche, but Honda has different goals.
That said, this is the first redesign in three years, so we're curious to find out what Honda did in this area. More pictures are incoming on September 30. So, if you're looking for a Honda for Sale in Raleigh, come check out Leith Honda.
Analyzed: Our First Image of the 2015 CR-V was last modified: December 30th, 2014 by Leith Honda
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Bhagavad-gita As It Is - Macmillan 1972 Edition
The Bhagavad-gītā is the best known and the most frequently translated of Vedic religious texts. Why it should be so appealing to the Western mind is an interesting question. It has drama, for its setting is a scene of two great armies, banners flying, drawn up opposite one another on the field, poised for battle. It has ambiguity, and the fact that Arjuna and his charioteer Kṛṣṇa are carrying on their dialogue between the two armies suggests the indecision of Arjuna about the basic question: should he enter battle against and kill those who are friends and kinsmen? It has mystery, as Kṛṣṇa demonstrates to Arjuna His cosmic form. It has a properly complicated view of the ways of the religious life and treats of the paths of knowledge, works, discipline and faith and their inter-relationships, problems that have bothered adherents of other religions in other times and places. The devotion spoken of is a deliberate means of religious satisfaction, not a mere outpouring of poetic emotion. Next to the Bhāgavata-purāṇa, a long work from South India, the Gītā is the text most frequently quoted in the philosophical writings of the Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇava school, the school represented by Swami Bhaktivedanta as the latest in a long succession of teachers. It can be said that this school of Vaiṣṇavism was founded, or revived, by Śrī Kṛṣṇa-Caitanya Mahāprabhu (1486-1533) in Bengal, and that it is currently the strongest single religious force in the eastern part of the Indian subcontinent. The Gauḍiya Vaiṣṇava school, for whom Kṛṣṇa is Himself the Supreme God, and not merely an incarnation of another deity, sees bhakti as an immediate and powerful religious force, consisting of love between man and God. Its discipline consists of devoting all one's actions to the Deity, and one listens to the stories of Kṛṣṇa from the sacred texts, one chants Kṛṣṇa's name, washes, bathes, and dresses the mūrti of Kṛṣṇa, feeds Him and takes the remains of the food offered to Him, thus absorbing His grace; one does these things and many more, until one has been changed: the devotee has become transformed into one close to Kṛṣṇa, and sees the Lord face to face.
Swami Bhaktivedanta comments upon the Gītā from this point of view, and that is legitimate. More than that, in this translation the Western reader has the unique opportunity of seeing how a Kṛṣṇa devotee interprets his own texts. It is the Vedic exegetical tradition, justly famous, in action. This book is then a welcome addition from many points of view. It can serve as a valuable textbook for the college student. It allows us to listen to a skilled interpreter explicating a text which has profound religious meaning. It gives us insights into the original and highly convincing ideas of the Gauḍiya Vaiṣṇava school. In providing the Sanskrit in both Devanagari and transliteration, it offers the Sanskrit specialist the opportunity to re-interpret, or debate particular Sanskrit meanings-although I think there will be little disagreement about the quality of the Swami's Sanskrit scholarship. And finally, for the nonspecialist, there is readable English and a devotional attitude which cannot help but move the sensitive reader. And there are the paintings, which, incredibly as it may seem to those familiar with contemporary Indian religious art, were done by American devotees.
The scholar, the student of Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇavism, and the increasing number of Western readers interested in classical Vedic thought have been done a service by Swami Bhaktivedanta. By bringing us a new and living interpretation of a text already known to many, he has increased our understanding manyfold; and arguments for understanding, in these days of estrangement, need not be made.
Professor Edward C. Dimock, Jr.
Department of South Asian Languages and Civilization


It has been great to re-connect with South Adelaide over the past 18 months, giving back as both a sponsor and as a ruck coach for season 2018.
I have a lot of fond memories pulling on the boots for the Panthers and will always appreciate the start they gave me in helping turn my love for the game of football into a professional career.
In 2019 I am excited to take over the role of Chairman of the club's vice president's group, the Kingstonians.
We are looking to revamp what it means to be a Kingstonian. Make it more easily accessible to all supporters and deliver some truly fun and exciting benefits for everyone involved.
My goal is to see in the next generation of Kingstonians. Connect and network with business leaders that have a passion for the Panthers, engage past players and encourage more women to be involved. Bring together a group that are #SouthProud and want to help the Club prosper on and off the field.
To do this we have introduced some new ideas for 2019.
Kingstonian Membership now comes in tiers, starting at just $300 to make it more affordable for anyone to get involved.
There are some higher priced levels, but at the end of the day our goal is to help with fundraising and we have added some new benefits as well.
All Kingstonians will get access to pre-game functions at home games, which will include game plan analysis from senior coach Jarrad Wright and special guest speakers.
Some levels also include Gala Night and Knuckey Cup tickets, discounted rates on player sponsorship and exclusive access to things such as Magarey Medal tickets that are not available for public sale.
Click here for more information about the new-look Kingstonian Membership levels. We'd love for you to get involved.
If you need further convincing we will be officially re-launching the Kingstonians with a sporting lunch at the Saracen's Head on Friday, February 22.
Our guest speakers will be former Panther and lovable larrikin Ryan Fitzgerald, former Collingwood superstar and Brownlow Medallist Dane Swan and South Adelaide Coach Jarrad Wright.
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Before I go, I should also acknowledge the contribution of Dr Jack White, who has served as Chairman of the Kingstonians for the past eight years.
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Overall, I am excited for the year ahead and am looking forward to getting to know many new faces around the club through the Kingstonians.
See you at the footy - Go Panthers!


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El Vizcondado de Castellbó fue una jurisdicción feudal de la Alta Edad Media, que comprendía el Valle de Castell Lleó (desde el siglo XI Castellbó), Valle de Aguilar y Valle Pallerols, en el Alt Urgell (Lérida, Cataluña, España).

Historia

En el siglo IX se mencionan diversos nombres de vizcondes de Urgel, movibles y de designación del soberano. El conde Borrell II de Barcelona y Urgel cedió estas tierras al vizconde Guillermo I de Urgel. Sus sucesores se titularon vizcondes de Urgel. Antes de 1094 el vizcondado tomó el nombre de Alto Urgel. Su biznieto Pedro I, como el nuevo vizconde del Bajo Urgel en el sur del condado, tomó el nombre de Vizconde de Ager y adoptó para su vizcondado el nombre de Vizcondado de Castellbó o bien de Castellbó y Cerdaña, al unirlo con las tierras de su esposa Sibila, vizcondesa de Cerdaña.

En 1135 una sentencia arbitral de Ermengol VI de Urgel le concedió la posesión de Castellciutat. Por matrimonio con la familia Caboet se incorporó al patrimonio el Valle de Cabó y el Valle de San Juan y los derechos feudales sobre Andorra como feudo del Obispado de Urgel. Por el matrimonio de Ermesenda de Castellbó con el conde Rogelio Bernardo II de Foix, en 1208, este pasó a ser vizconde de Castellbó con el nombre de Rogelio Bernardo I.

Siguieron los condes de Foix gobernando el vizcondado, extendiendo sus posesiones hasta Oliana y Coll de Nargó a mediados del siglo XIII, y adquiriendo más tarde la Vall Ferrera, la Coma del Burg y Tirvia al condado de Pallars (1272). En 1315 fue separado del patrimonio principal de los Foix (ahora dueños de Bearn y otros territorios en Gascuña) pasando a una rama secundaria, salvo Donasà (Donauzan) y Andorra que quedaron en poder de la rama principal.

En la segunda mitad del siglo XIV el vizcondado adquirió Bar en Cerdaña y Aramunt en Pallars Jussá. En 1391 el vizconde Mateo I reunió de nuevo todos los territorios de los Foix. En 1396, tras fracasar en un ataque al conde de Barcelona, Bar y Aramunt fueron recuperados por la corona aragonesa, así como otros territorios del vizcondado. En 1426 adquirió Gerri, en 1430 Bellestar, y en 1435 la Baronía de Rialp y el Valle de Ássua (Sort), estas dos últimas no fueron entregadas por la corona hasta 1460.

En 1462 la Generalidad cedió el vizcondado a Hugo Roberto III de Pallars, pues el vizconde era partidario de Juan II, pero la medida no fue efectiva y los Foix continuaron gobernando, derivando en reyes de Navarra.

En 1512 Fernando el Católico ocupó Navarra y confiscó los territorios del Vizcondado incorporándolos a la corona, pero el 1513 lo cedió a su esposa Germana de Foix vitaliciamente, pasando luego a ser perpetuo por decisión de Carlos I de España. Germana pignoró el usufructo en 1528, pero en 1548 la corona recuperó el pleno dominio (Germana había muerto en 1536).

Lista de Vizcondes de Urgel

 Ermeniro (929-941) Primer vizconde de Urgel del que se tienen noticias. Aparece mencionado en el año 929. Se le identifica con Ermeniro I vizconde de Osona
 Giscafredo 941-956
 Simplicio 956-c.960
 Miro II de Urgel c. 960-975
 Guillermo I de Urgel c. 975-1036
 Miro II de Urgel 1036-1079
 Ramón I de Urgel 1079-1114
 Pedro I de Alto Urgel 1114-1126

Vizcondes de Castellbó y Cerdaña:

 Pedro I de Castellbó 1126-1150 (antes Pedro I de Alto Urgel)
 Ramón II de Castellbó 1150-1186
 Arnaldo I de Castellbó 1186-1226
 Ermesenda de Castellbó 1226-1230

Vizcondes de Castellbó, condes de Foix:

 Rogelio Bernardo I 1222-1241 (Roger Bernardo II de Foix el Grande de Foix)
 Rogelio I, 1241-1265 (Roger IV de Foix)
 Rogelio Bernardo II, 1265-1302 (Rogelio Bernardo de Foix)
 Gastón I de Foix, 1302-1315
 Gastón II de Foix el Paladino, 1315-1343
 Gastón III de Foix-Bearn Febus, 1343-1391

Vizcondes de Castellbó:

 Mateo I de Castellbó, 1391-1398
 Isabel de Castellbó, 1398-1426
 Arquimbaldo I de Grailly (consorte), 1398-1413

Vizcondes de Castellbó, condes de Foix, vizcondes de Bearne (luego reyes de Navarra)

 Juan I de Foix, 1426-1436
 Gastón IV, 1436-1472
 Francisco I de Foix, 1472-1483 (rey de Navarra)
 Catalina I, 1483-1512 (reina de Navarra)
 Fernando I de Aragón 1512-1513
 Germana de Foix 1513-1536
 Luis Oliver de Boteller, castellano de Peñiscola 1528-1548 (usufructuario)

Referencias

Bibliografía

Castellbó
Historia de Navarra en la Edad Media
Historia de Aragón en la Edad Media


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You may wish to consider the discount we offer for buying this item as a starter pack. A starter pack includes the See Kayak, 2 x buoyancy aids and 2 x folding paddles, it can be seen here.
The front and rear of the See Kayak have some coverage from the elements. The rear also has a small bungee storage area for securing items such as dry bags.
The See Kayak is ideal for couples or family expeditions looking for something totally unique. It is incredibly stable and offers a great solution to beginners. It paddles well on lakes, rivers and the sea so can suit many different locations. The lightweight, packable construction means transporting this kayak is a dream.


Minimum wage increases – The California minimum wage depends on the size of your business. Effective January 1, 2018, the minimum wage goes up to $11.00 for employers with 26 or more employees; and to $10.50 for smaller employers. The DLSE has a handy chart here. Remember: some localities in California have their own, higher, minimum wages, such as San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Emeryville, Los Angeles and more. So, please check to see if your business has a location in one of these cities and counties and adjust your minimums accordingly.
Don't forget that the minimum wage increase means a lot of other things have to change, like the minimum salary for exempt employees (at least 2x minimum wage). The minimum split shift calculation will have to increase.
The DLSE also sets other minimums, such as the required hourly rate for the "computer exemption," (here) and the hourly physician pay required for exempt status (here).
Employment applications must be revised to delete questions about convictions and arrests effective January 1, 2018. In addition, employers using background checks for criminal history have to comply with new disclosure and procedural requirements also starting on January 1. This is brought to you by AB 1008, the state wide "Ban the Box" law. Our recent article on the subject is here.
While we're on the subject of applicants, it is illegal to consider prior salary when interview and hiring applicants, effective January 1. That will require revision of the application as well, and training hiring personnel. See AB 168.
Don't forget to update your anti-harassment training programs and distribute the new Transgender Rights pamphlet / notice. The Legislature recently revised the AB 1825 training requirements. SB 396 is here. Training is more important than ever, as you know if you watch Matt – er Charlie – er Garrison – er – whoever is still employed.
California is going further with its laws protecting those who are not authorized to work in the U.S. AB 450 (here) is a new law that will make it harder to comply with federal law without offending California law. Basically, to avoid potential liability under California law, it is important to comply with federal immigration law, but go not one step further than federal law requires. For more guidance on how to walk between the rock and the hard place, please talk to immigration counsel or your employment lawyer of choice.
Finally, for now, small employers have to get ready for mandatory "parental leave." California has expanded part of the Family Rights Act to employers of 20-49 workers. That's courtesy of SB 63, which is here.
Are there more employment law changes you have to know for 2018? Yes. Yes, there are. Can you skip our legal update now? No way.


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package zcp.mvp.module;

import dagger.Module;
import zcp.mvp.App;
import zcp.mvp.module.lib.UtilProvider;

/**
 * Created by Zheng on 15/10/15.
 */
@Module(
        injects = {
                App.class
        },
        includes = UtilProvider.class
)
public class AppModule {

}

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Fitzpatrick Container CO Allentown, PA - 18106
Fitzpatrick Container CO is categorized under Paperboard and Disposable Plastic Boxes in Allentown, PA and active since 1947.
Fitzpatrick Container CO was established in 1947, and today employs 1 to 4, earning $1.000.000 to $2.499.999 per year. This is a Paperboard and Disposable Plastic Boxes business, which does work in the B2B market, and is classified as a Paperboard and Disposable Plastic Boxes, under code number 3222990 by the NAICS.
If you are seeking more information, feel free to contact at the company's single location by writing to 6923 Schantz Road, Allentown, Pennsylvania PA 18106 or by phoning (610) 366-7097 Full Phone Report. You can also visit this business on Facebook by going to their profile page at Facebook or on find them on Twitter.
Business Name: Fitzpatrick Container CO
Address: 6923 Schantz Road, Allentown, Pennsylvania 18106
Annual Revenue (USD): $1.000.000 to $2.499.999
Business Category: Paperboard and Disposable Plastic Boxes
Fitzpatrick Container CO was started in 1947 to provide professional Paperboard and Disposable Plastic Boxes under the SIC code 5113 and NAICS code 3222990. Since its inception, the company has gone on to take a total of 1 to 4 personnel under its employment and has achieved earnings of $1.000.000 to $2.499.999 per annum.
Feel free to contact for inquiries that concern Fitzpatrick Container CO by calling the company number (610) 366-7097 Full Phone Report, as your correspondence is most welcome. Additionally, the physical location of the single location of Fitzpatrick Container CO can be found at the coordinates 40.57964,-75.60356 as well as the street address 6923 Schantz Road in Allentown, Pennsylvania 18106.
For its online presence, you may visit Fitzpatrick Container CO's website at and engage with its social media outlets through on Twitter and on Facebook.
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A 30-minute home visit packed with companionship, fun and enrichment, as well as being there to provide fresh water, food, medication and a toilet break.
We arrive at your house armed with our Enrichment Box - a treasure trove of brain games and activities to mentally stimulate dogs, adding positive enrichment to their day.
We can do any of the little things that help your dog feel relaxed such as switching on lights or closing curtains.
Ideal for puppies, nervous or elderly dogs.
£12 for 1-2 dogs from the same household. £5 weekend surcharge.
Social Enrichment - fulfils dogs' needs to interact with others. Dogs receive our full attention, interacting with us during a series of brain games and activities which help build trust and confidence with people.
Occupational Enrichment - we focus on games, puzzles and tasks that stimulate your dog both physically and mentally. This can involve food toys which we rotate each time to keep thing interesting or fun trick training using reward-based methods. This type of mental exercise is as tiring as physical exercise and it's a great way of giving nervous dogs more confidence.
Sensory Enrichment - dogs have a strong sense of smell that we frequently overlook. We help them discover what they can do using the variety of different tastes and textures in our Enrichment Box.
Nutritional Enrichment - foraging for food comes naturally to dogs so we come armed with a variety of treats.


Usova A.A., Ostapenko I.A., Etingof R.N.
Abstract: Thermostable protein fraction from retina of rats with hereditary retinal dystrophy (Hunter and Campbell strains) did not inhibit cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase. At the same time an inhibitory component, found in retina of Wistar rat, rabbit, frog and lamprey, was similar to the component from bovine retina. Quantity of the inhibitory component in normal rat retina decreased considerably within postnatal period (12 days--3 months). Thermostable proteins, isolated from Campbell rat retina, differed from that of Hunters' one by electrophoretic properties while both preparations were dissimilar to the protein of normal rat. Protein bands, containing inhibitory component from dystrophic rat retina, appear to be less distinct as compared to those of normal rat. These proteins, eluated from the bands of Campbell rats, activated phosphodiesterase but the preparations from Hunter rats did not influence on it.
Reference: Usova A.A., Ostapenko I.A., Etingof R.N., Protein inhibitor of cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase in the retina in hereditary degeneration, Voprosy meditsinskoi khimii, 1978, vol: 24(2), 227-232.


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When "The Best" Isn't Your "Favorite"
POSE!
Over 35 years (gulp!) of theater-going, I've developed my own tastes and set of standards when it comes to what I like, love and hate in shows. I've learned that my tastes sometimes jibe with critical and popular consensus, and many times they don't. I've learned that there are usually many things to like and appreciate in any show, love it or hate it. Most importantly, I've learned that there is enough room in my heart to truly love shows that are a silly, feel-good time, just as much as artistic, cerebral pieces that push the art form. Yes, it is possible for me to adore Xanadu and Mamma Mia! just as much as I adore Next to Normal and Fun Home.
Accepting that self-truth is very freeing - it virtually wipes away any predispositions I have, and it definitely lets me attend each show with as open a mind as I can. But it also opens up a bigger chance for disappointment come awards season. I mean that often the "fun" and marginally acclaimed shows are wholly dismissed, ignoring the fact that even a complete flop can have award-worthy elements. (There are exceptions, of course, particularly in a weak season, but my generalization is largely still true.)
Case in point: The 2015-2016 Season: The Year of Hamilton.
Now, don't misunderstand. I respect Hamilton for everything it is and how it has become a permanent part of popular culture. It earned and deserved all 16 of its Tony-nominations, and maybe a few more. It is groundbreaking in several ways, not just its casting, and the sheer detail in its staging is impressive. It speaks to our past, certainly, and it is exceptionally timely for today. It clearly strikes a nerve for most people. I enjoyed it very much.
But I was also frustrated by it. Much of the sound of the score is a too-close rehash of In The Heights, a show I enjoyed more than Hamilton, and it feels repetitive even when you know it probably isn't. Maybe that's because, as thoroughly staged as it is, the choreography consists of about a dozen or so moves played out in endless variations. (Cats did that decades before.) And again, because it is so relentlessly staged, I began to realize that every song in this through-composed piece was treated like a "big number," where every single movement, inflection and lighting change is calculated only to get us to the next "button": the cast goes into a defiant stance, with a jutted chin and smug, self-congratulatory smirks, add a light pulse....and POSE! Applause. Sing. Repeat. In short, it is an impressive, but ultimately cold machine. (Though there is, I'll admit, a comfort and pleasure in a show that does all of the work for you.)
... and...POSE!
Even as Hamilton continues to pop up daily in conversation (heck, when my dad knows it exists, you know it is big) and elsewhere - sitcom references, Jeopardy categories, Wheel of Fortune puzzles, etc. - all these years later, that is not the show that I think of frequently. My absolutely favorite show of that season wasn't even nominated for Best Musical. It didn't compete in any of the "major" categories, either. I'm talking about the amazing American Psycho.
If Hamilton proves you can make a bygone era a relevant, sexy and stylishly fashionable celebration of what is good, American Psycho proved a bygone era could be a relevant, stylishly terrifying reminder of all that was bad with our society may still be bad. Like Hamilton, American Psycho also fully committed to its concept, in this case, a sterile world that shocked as it jerked the audience between an excessive reality and a demented alt-reality, part drug induced haze, part psychotic break. Sometimes the shifts were humorous, others were jarring and disorienting, still others were downright scary. But all served the story and the point of view of the main character. It left you wondering what, if anything you just witnessed "really" happened. It is that uncertainty that was the thrill for me. Leaving a show feeling that exhilaration that you've just gone somewhere you've never gone before is what I hope for every time I take my seat and the house lights dim. (There is, for me, an even greater comfort in a show that asks the audience to be fully present and thinking.)
With Hamilton, distance lends enchantment and perspective. Applying modern conventions - hip hop, rap, rock and theater music, and rather poignant (and pointed) non-traditional casting - heightens the need to recall our country's founding, to celebrate the diversity that makes our country truly great, and to recognize how much further we have to go. American Psycho was also a cautionary tale, that, sadly, prophesied that the future was about to repeat itself. Looking back on it, the cast was decidedly "traditional," and in a setting not that far in the past, it was a scathing commentary on white male privilege, greed and excess.
By the time it was over, we saw nearly naked, perfectly toned bodies bathed in blood which seemed crazy and a little hard to witness. Uncomfortable laughs greeted these scenes - you laughed so you didn't scream, and/or so you could put off the nagging thought that maybe upper class had/has it coming.
Timing, they say, is everything. Had the show opened in the fall of 2016 or later, maybe American Psycho would have fared better. Never meant to be easy on the audience, the show would not likely be a long runner in any event, but he onus of not having to fight the PR for Hamilton might have helped this unique production from getting lost in the shuffle.
More importantly, when the show was on the boards, we were in the throes of the ugly presidential campaign, and we naively thought there was just no way the very symbol of 80's excess and white privilege could actually win the election, let alone unleash conservative hell upon us. The Trump jokes elicited hearty laughs. We got the joke. Had the show opened 6 months later, it would have been truly terrifying because then we'd know we were living it all over again. For real.
It's all about perspective...
SIDE NOTE: Had I been reviewing shows when I saw them: Hamilton (A) and American Psycho (A+)
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Labels: 2015 - 2016 Season, American Psycho, Hamilton
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His Highness praised the late Sultan Qaboos' role in building the modern Sultanate of Oman.
His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, offered his condolences to His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq on the demise of Sultan Qaboos.
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed conveyed the condolences of The President, His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to Sultan Haitham, praying to Allah the Almighty that the late Sultan, who was a great leader with a sound vision, rests in peace, and that the people of Oman are granted strength, stability and progress.
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed emphasised the camaraderie between the two countries during these moments of sadness and sorrow following the demise of a great Gulf, Arab and international leader, who has left behind a legacy on the history of the region and the world.
His Highness praised the late Sultan Qaboos' role in building the modern Sultanate of Oman, and its development renaissance, as well as the strengthening of UAE-Oman relations. He also praised the late leader's role in supporting joint Arab and Gulf efforts to ensure regional and global peace and security.
"Sultan Qaboos was a symbol of wisdom, a visionary working with the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, for the good of the two countries and their peoples," Sheikh Mohamed said.
His Highness affirmed that the strong relations between the UAE and Oman remain, and will continue as a result of the fraternal ties that bind the two countries together, and the solid, historic foundations on which these ties are built upon.
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed wished Sultan Haitham bin Tariq success in leading his country towards further development and progress.
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We inspect a lot of beach homes and a few condos every year in Ormond-By-The-Sea. Most of the homes we see were built in the 50's and 60's. The condo's are mostly newer but there are still some older ones. Most have been remodeled several times. It is important you check them thoroughly to ensure the electrical and plumbing systems have been updated correctly.


Georgia Healthcare Group PLC (the "Group" or "GHG") announces that Gregory (Gia) Khurtsidze, M.D has been appointed as the Chief Clinical Officer ("CCO") of the Group, effective 1 February 2016.
"I am delighted to welcome Gia to our management team. Gia brings with him more than 20 years of experience in leading healthcare institutions in the US. He has extensive and thorough experience in clinical practice, as well as knowledge and understanding of the Georgian healthcare system, and I am sure that his expertise will be invaluable to Georgia Healthcare Group. I look forward to the contributions he will make in his new role," commented Nikoloz Gamkrelidze, CEO of Georgia Healthcare Group.
Prior to joining GHG, Dr. Khurtsidze worked as Director of the National Center of Internal Medicine at New Hospital in Tbilisi, Georgia. Before returning to Georgia 2 years ago, Dr. Khurtsidze worked as a physician and held administrative roles at various leading healthcare institutions in the USA, including St. John Hospital North West Kiser Permanente Division in Longview, WA and Huron Hospital, Cleveland, OH. Dr. Khurtsidze completed his M.D in General Medicine in 1995 from Tbilisi State University, is trained in internal medicine and as a hospitalist, and licensed in Washington and Kentucky, USA.


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Q: Can you put a preprocessor or TODO ASP.NET tag in an aspx source JavaScript? I'd like to hook this so I remember to remove it if I don't wind up using it or needing it. ReSharper won't pick it up because it's JavaScript. Even the Visual Studio 2008 task list won't scrape it out of the comments.
My thoughts were either a //TODO: or #warning directive, but so far I can't find anything that works and gives no errors.
Sample attempt:
<script type="text/javascript">
    //ClientSide validation
    function CheckRootCause(sender, args) {

    //TODO: remove this if not needed
    <% #warning "unused code" %>
        var iValue = parseInt(args.Value);
        args.IsValid = iValue > 0;

    }
</script>

The TODO isn't picked up by Visual Studio's task list, the <% #warning %> gives 3 warnings instead of just 1. The warning itself, an expected expression warning, and an invalid character warning. It also gives 3 ReSharper underlines when I'm looking at the code, including a red one as if it was a no-compile error.
I'm looking for something that does any of the following

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*Visual Studio picks up into the Task
List

*Visual Studio picks up as a single warning
on the ErrorList

*Visual Studio warns about because
it's marked Obsolete

*ReSharper picks up as a todo on
code-analysis

Or any other trick that would help me find this and clean it later.
Is there anything?

A: I've never used the #warning myself before. But what if you did it something like so:

<%
    #warning "unused code"
    //TODO: remove this if not needed
%>
<script type="text/javascript">
    //ClientSide validation
    function CheckRootCause(sender, args) {
        var iValue = parseInt(args.Value);
        args.IsValid = iValue > 0;

    }
</script>

I think your "server" code is being ignored because it's in the <script> tag.


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Tags #interview candidate, #isn't too old, #illegal ask, #telltale signs, #explosive ear hair
Interview this candidate and make sure he isn't too old. "It's illegal to ask his age." "Just stall until you see the telltale signs of E.E.H.G." "E.E.H.G.?" "Explosive ear hair growth." "Hmm. No wrinkles. But maybe he uses moisturizers and stays out of the sun." "Wait...wait..." "Can't...hold out any...longer." "GAAA!!! Look away! Look away!" "Ha!" "Then I waited and waited...What?"
Tags #catch and release, #ceo seminar, #hurt fish, #inform life, #new spouse, #philosophy, #set free, #spin off compnay, #without making decisions, #be decisive
"Welcome to Dogbert's catch-and-release CEO seminar." "Catch-and-release is more than a way to hurt fish for entertainment." "It's a philosophy that will inform your entire life." "For example, when you acquire a new company, wait a few years and then spin it off." "When you catch a new spouse, wait a few years and then set it free." Boot! "When you golf, hit that ball into a hole and then take it out." "Your ultimate goal is to look decisive without making any real decisions." "Good seminar. It makes fishing more fun when you know it hurts them!" "Ouch!"
Tags #buy insurance, #whole life umbrella rider, #read list, #acts of god, #wrong god, #lighting strike
"I'd like to buy some insurance, but I don't know much about it." "You need my special indemnity casualty whole life umbrella rider binder." "What does it cover?" "I can't answer that directly?" "Just read that list of exclusions. Anything not in there is covered." "Does it cover acts of God?" "Yes, unless you pray to the wrong one." "How do I know if it's the wrong god?" "If you buy this insurance, and lightning doesn't strike me, try another god."
Tags #buiness stragey, #list, #past years, #no afraid of change, #deserve bonus, #generous, #good looking, #rhetorical question
Our new business strategy is... "Hold on." "I made a list of all of our strategies for the past five years." "There have been seventeen of them." "What does that tell us?" "That I'm not afraid of change." "And that I've been working hard and I deserve a huge bonus." "And that I'm kind and generous and good looking." "You have to give him credit. The man knows how to answer a rhetorical question."
Tags #overall startegy, #never ask questiom, #hear the answer
How does my project fit into our company's overall strategy? "Beats me. I didn't even know we had a strategy." "Never ask a question if you don't want to hear the answer." "That's why I never say 'How are you?'"
Tags #take the chair, #don't sell chairs, #sell hope, #hope of chairs, #ship in 2 months, #call and yell, #buy a chair
SALE "I'll take that chair." "Excellent choice." "Now sit there quietly and try not to ask the one question that will kill this sale." "Is the chair in stock?" "GAAA!!!" "The truth is that we don't sell chairs at all. We sell the hope that a chair will someday be made for you." "How long will that take?" "If I could answer that question, it would be the same as selling you an actual chair." "How about if I tell you it will ship in two months, and you call and yell at me every three months for eternity?" "Did you buy a chair?" "There's no way to know."
Tags #wites to website, #eating toast, #file open, #stupidest question
Dogbert writes a F.A.Q. for the company web site "Question 8: Why won't my file open when I'm eating toast?" "Answer 8: That is the stupidest question ever! Do not have children!" "I sure hope someone asks that question."
Tags #important, #month to fisnish, #last minute, #unreasonable deadline, #freaky part
"Asok, this is important but you have month to finish it." Asok: "I'll start right away." Wally: "It's smarter to wait until the last minute and then make a big show of how harding you're woring to meet the unreasonable deadline." Asok: "You said that right in front of him." Wally: "It's still work that's the freaky part"
Tags #five star restaurant, #lunch, #food so good, #once in a lifetime, #not invited, #stay back, #answer phones
The Boss: "Carol, I decided to take the entire staff out to a five-star restaurant for lunch." "The food is so good that it's almost intoxicating. When paired with the right wine, the experience is a once-in-a-life-time sensation." "While we're gone, you'll need to answer everyone's phone."
Tags #habitual liar, #skull, #talking skull, #running marathin, #genie in bottle
Habitual Liar: Alice: Are you sticking with you story that you're still alive?" Liar: "I feel terrific!" "I'm running a marathon later today." Low Priced Cremations While You Wait "I'm a gennie in a bottle! Make a wish!" Alice: "GAAA!!!"


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Vivega Vijayakumar, MASc '13
(Electrical & Biomedical Engineering)
Using engineering and medicine to change lives
After completing an undergraduate degree in health sciences, Vivega Vijayakumar came to McMaster to earn her master's degree in Biomedical Engineering.
"I wanted to get involved with cutting edge technology and research that intersected the medical and engineering fields," she says. "I was hoping to make a difference in the health care field in a broader way."
She then went on to earn a medical degree in Australia, and is currently working as a junior doctor in New South Wales.
"I'm hoping to specialize in radiation oncology, which will utilize the knowledge and skills I acquired in both medicine and engineering," Vijayakumar says.
While her engineering degree opened her eyes to a variety of corporate and academic possible career options, she says she eventually decided she wanted to make a difference in people's lives – something that has become a career highlight for her.
"I realized that I wanted the ultimate career which would allow patient contact and the use of engineering principles to push my boundaries and continue learning for life," she says.
" Whether through providing medical care or being compassionate towards patients' social issues, I have been able to work with the young, the elderly, and everyone in between to further my own life experiences and obtain the highest level of job satisfaction."
She encourages students to be patient, do their research and seek out something they feel passionate about.
"You want to be able to wake up every day and be excited to go to work. At the end of the day, you want to feel like you've have accomplished something great. I am also a huge advocate of having life balance. There is more to life than just work and self sacrifice."
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Perhaps one of the most interesting fantasies I have ever read is the Belgariad series and also its sister series the Malloreon by David Eddings.
It is the story of Belgarath the sorcerer, a very smart young boy who makes the acquaintance of a god and becomes his disciple, thereby acquiring great power and immortality. The story is set in a world shaped by seven gods, one of which is Belgarath's master Aldur who creates an orb that acquires life and power of its own. However, this orb was seized by Torak, another god who wanted its power. However, when he attempts to use it, the orb destroys part of Torak's face. Later, the orb is retrieved by Belgarath and a group of his friends, one of whom is discovered to be able to wield the stone unharmed and becomes it protector.
The story develops on from there with a huge variety of story lines and includes a great collection of more and more interesting characters including Polgara, Belgarath's daughter and many other ch aracters. One of the most beautiful things about the Belgariad and the Malloreon is how Eddings is able to connect events thousands of years and miles apart in addition to excellently developed characters and superbly described events.
In conclusion, the Belgariad and the Malloreon are more than just an epic fantasy series, they are more like a trip through time, space and a whole different universe in the shoes of a variety of people. It is full of interesting surprises and beautiful descriptions of people and places.
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