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Ramanunni (Dileep), who was the MLA of a revolutionary party, crosses over to the opposition as their candidate for the by-election. He procures a revolver and when one of his arch-enemies is gunned down, Ramanunni becomes the suspect. What measures that the protagonist take to wriggle out of the wrangle forms the rest of the plot.
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It is a story that tackles topical issues like land grabbing. Saikumar is a retired and well-to-do army officer. His sons are Christy (Mohanlal) and Dileep. Mohanlal is a negotiator who settles issues between warring gangs in Mumbai and Dileep is sent abroad to study theology. Mohanlal is called back to his homeland to solve the kidnapping of Kavya Madhavan, who is the daughter of the Home Minister (Devan). Mohanlal is estranged from his father (Saikumar), who does not approve of his son's dealings with criminals. This is just one strand of the story. Dileep, who was sent to Rome to attain priesthood, leaves it midway when he falls in love with Kavya Madhavan who was studying in London. What happens next is the rest of the narration.(CBFC UA CIL/2/2/2011-THI)
Prithviraj and Sasikumar are best friends since their college days. Prithviraj is an ASP (Assistant Superintendent of Police) of Kottayam and Sasikumar is a renowned reporter in the same city. Both of them use their friendship to fulfill their respective social responsibilities. Things were going on just fine when out of the blue, a horrendous incident shocks the city. A series of suicide-murders happen and what bewilders the Police is the lack of motive for the murderers to kill the victims. In many cases the murderers have not met the victims ever before the incident. The two friends try to unravel the mystery behind it and discover some bewildering and chilling truths.
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Jayaram is a wholesale vegetable vendor who lives with his mother and only sister (Mithra Kurian). Jayaram gets robbed of some huge money and goes to city to meet his relative (Suraj Venjaramoodu) to borrow money to straighten things. At the city he meets Vandana (a TV channel Presenter) and her brother Biju Menon, a cop. Suraj, in real runs a gang of pickpockets and Jayaram joins his gang. Jayaram later gets a police job. The aftermath is the rest of the narration.
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Trust Nandos to find the humour in a serious situation.
The restaurant chain is known for it's controversial yet hilarious marketing campaigns and their latest poster is no different. The poster pokes fun at the firing of 16 Generations' cast members.
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Winter is when your furnace usually works overtime, if not the whole day to keep everyone in your home comfortable and safe. However, comfort during the heating season is typically associated with high utility bills.
Keeping your furnace in tip-top shape will ensure it works at peak performance. In addition, there are simple steps you can take to reduce your energy consumption and save money, which you can use for other needs.
Call a trusted heating company in Bloomington, IL like Bratcher Heating and Air Conditioning to fine tune your heating system to keep operational costs down.
Here's a list of practical tips on how to lower your heating bills.
You don't have to make your furnace work too hard just to keep you comfortably warm. You can set your thermostat at a lower temperature by putting on layers of thick clothes that help keep you warm. According to a study, you can save 5 percent on your heating costs for every degree you drop your thermostat in the 60-degree to 70-degree range, which recommends a maximum setting of 68 degrees during the day. Putting on warm clothes is the easiest thing you can do to save money on heating.
Making a few tweaks in your living space like using ceiling fans can help lower your heating bills. Since hot air naturally rises, you can set the fan on the lowest speed, that way it isn't fast enough to produce a wind chill effect, but it's fast enough to push down the warm air that is accumulated near the ceiling.
Running the furnace in your entire house can be absolutely expensive. You can try using electric heating pads and slippers, which use just a small amount of electricity but you will feel much warmer, allowing you to lower your thermostat setting and spend less on heating your entire home.
Your windows typically account for about 10 to 25 percent of your home's heat loss. To address this issue, open curtains and shades on south-facing windows during the day when the sun is up to allow the sun's heat to enter your home and warm it up. In the evening, keep the blinds and curtains closed to insulate your house and keep the warmth inside. You can also cover bare windows and drapes with thick blankets, especially at night when windows are not in use and the temperature is at its coldest.
During winter, most homeowners use their water heaters the entire day. These appliances usually add about 14 to 25 percent to your heating costs, based on a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Most water heaters have a factory setting of 140 degrees Fahrenheit. However, the Department of Energy recommends you can lower it down to 120 degrees and still get a comfortable water temperature. This 10-degree drop on your water heater's setting can save at least 3 percent to 5 percent on your water heating costs.
Insulation works as a barrier to heat loss, particularly in roofs and ceilings, walls and floors. With energy costs as high as they are, this could cost you hundreds of dollars per year and put an unnecessary burden on your furnace.
In many homes, insulation is the most practical and cost-effective way to make a house more energy efficient. Using particular kinds of insulation can also qualify you for federal tax credits that can save you money when tax time rolls around. It can also reduce condensation in the home, which can provide health benefits by lowering the risk of developing mold.
Clogged filters block the airflow, which results in higher energy consumption.
A dirty furnace can easily overheat, as it needs to work harder to provide your heating requirements. Clean or replace your filters regularly to avoid the accumulation of dust and dirt within your heating system.
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İ was born in a very high part of the mountain, at 3000 meters over sea level. At the moment of my birth İ was not physically well, İ had problems and illnesses, for this reason my mother thought 'this one has no future' and left me to my grandmothers care. My grandmother who was a sobandera masseuse solved my physical problem. After four years my mothers brother married and İ went to live with them as the only elder son. İt was then that I started being trained with the elders: with them İ came to understand and comprehend life in general, I learnt about the four worlds, about the earth and the universe.
Personally İ had a very strong sensory perception but İ was very shy. For this reason many times I stayed alone in the mountain, cultıvating corn and other species. The elders told me about he living beings, nature and the sacred points, which today I call energy points, where the Mamos did their payments ın order to harmonize. There are many sacred points throughout the Arhuaco territory, and this is how İ began to understand that one single point had to do with everything and that the others only have to do with one thing. The Mamos say that the snowy mountain is like the heart of the earth. Then İ began to analize why it might be the heart. My conclusion was that the sacred points that are there are connected with other sacred points of the planet. And that they are part of a network which is connected to the universe.
Nowadays I spend most of my time traveling, learning of the different cultures of the world, traditions and states. Always as an investigation: to see, to feel the invisible strength of the sacred places of the planet, because they are everywhere. And İ have been dedicated to mankind an energy exchange at those places. And at the same time I have traveled giving talks, conferences to all people: children, adolescents, adults, associations, foundations, institutions other cultures, religions, politics and spiritual masters.
For me, what matters the most is that the lands are healthy, the water is pure, the wind is free from viruses and the human beings are at peace with themselves. This is my impulse and my intention: to speak of the importance of the sacred places and of how sacred we are.


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Prior to approval of the 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan, GW was governed by the 2000 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan. Under that plan, the university followed a program which created more than 2,800 undergraduate beds on campus while also providing outstanding and state-of-the-art academic, student activity, and recreational facilities. In recent years, several factors prompted the university to closely evaluate its land use planning efforts, including:
the fundamental constraints of limited space and financial resources;
a desire to proactively address concerns expressed by residents of the surrounding neighborhoods with respect to university growth and development; and
the unique opportunity presented by the redevelopment potential of Square 54, the former GW hospital site which became available in 2003.
In light of these considerations and the planning opportunities they present, the university worked from 2004 to 2006 with the DC Office of Planning (OP) to develop an open and inclusive planning process that would build upon fundamental principles from the 2000 Campus Plan and address a wide range of stakeholder issues. The process drew upon various planning resources, including land use planners, architects, traffic consultants, and historic preservation experts, providing continuous opportunities for community input and feedback.
The 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan was the result of this comprehensive planning effort. The new Campus Plan sets forth a framework for development (.pdf) of the Foggy Bottom campus over the next twenty years that accommodates the university's forecasted academic and student housing needs, addresses concerns of the surrounding community, and reflects transit oriented development and smart growth planning principles. At its core, the new Campus Plan reflects a vision of a world-class university within a dynamic and vibrant neighborhood. GW looks forward to continuing to work with all interested stakeholders to bring this vision to fruition, providing shared and lasting benefits for the community, the District, and the university.
A key component of the 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan is the creation of the GW/Community Advisory Committee for the purpose of "fostering consistent communication between the university and the Foggy Bottom and West End communities, discussing issues of mutual interest and proposing solutions to problems that exists or arise in implementing the approved Foggy Bottom Campus Plan."


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2019 BSA/AML Top Gun Conference
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12.5 hrs
Remarks from FinCEN
Hear directly from FinCEN what the hot buttons and new initiatives are, with insight into trends in SAR filings and what you need to know now. FinCEN will also discuss recent case studies and updates and virtual currency regulations.
What Happened Since Last Year?
This session provides a high level overview of BSA/AML developments from the last twelve months. We'll deliver a fast-paced look at enforcement actions, new guidance, exceptive relief, any rule changes, exam manual updates, and AML matters in the news.
Risk Assessments: Theory v. Application
BSA Risk Assessments are a crucial part of any BSA Compliance Program. The FFIEC exam manual guides us on what needs to be included in one. But what do we do with the risk assessment and the results when it is completed? This presentation will cover the theory of a BSA Risk Assessment -- and the application of the risk assessment based on the results. Testing, quality control, and issues remediation will be a few of the discussion points.
The CDD & EDD Fifth Pillar: Beyond Beneficial Ownership
Although beneficial ownership has grabbed the headlines in 2018, the fifth pillar has three other requirements that we cannot overlook. We dissect the requirements and discuss evolving expectations and proactive steps to take to ensure compliance with all the fifth pillar requirements.
OFAC - What You Need to Know NOW
The latest U.S. sanctions are the most complex ever. This session will help you prepare your OFAC program for your next exam. This session will help you understand the fundamentals of International Sanctions as it explores hot topics such as the changes in sanctions affecting Iran, Russia, Venezuela, and North Korea. It will highlight common mistakes and misconceptions, cover OFAC and Beneficial Ownership, and help you prepare your OFAC program for your next exam.
Marijuana, CBD, and More
A recent article in Rolling Stone was titled "Why 2019 Will Be the Year of Weed." Medical marijuana is legal (at the state level) in more than 30 states and 10 states have even legalized recreational use of pot, but the federal view is more murky than ever. What's a BSA officer to do? What should be considered a marijuana-related business? What's the scoop on CBD? What are the effects of the 2018 Farm Bill? What came out of the 2/13/19 congressional hearing on banking for marijuana businesses?
EDD/CDD on High Risk Customers
Once you have determined you have a high risk customer, what next? Your EDD documentation and analysis should be customer specific. We'll talk about what triggers an Enhanced Due Diligence inquiry, whether all EDD inquiries are the same. We will also discuss how frequently you should review, the standard for keeping the KYC information current, and challenges that may present themselves in EDD monitoring and recordkeeping.
Your questions answered.
Disguising What They Do
When a prospective customer realizes you wouldn't knowingly bank them (because they are engaged in illicit or illegal activity or will present a level of risk or extra you are not willing to embrace), they may go to great lengths to conceal what they're up to. This session is designed to help you detect these "masters of disguise" and we will examine strategies for seeing through the masquerades so you can make an informed decision "to bank or not to bank."
Financial Investigations by HSI
The Department of Homeland Security ICE Homeland Security Investigations has a network of offices across the country investigating illicit finance and proceeds of crime. Some of the suspicious activity you report may spark one of their investigations. This session provides insight into how HSI operates and what patterns of illicit financial activity HSI considers relevant when bankers are monitoring their customers and filing Suspicious Activity Reports.
Suspicious Activity Monitoring Across Business Lines
When business lines outside of the BSA Department are responsible for aspects of monitoring such as fraud, treasury management services, trust, lending and IT, it can present challenges for the BSA officer who is charged with overall responsibility for managing the BSA Program. This session focuses on how to build bridges and ensure oversight and accountability for BSA compliance throughout the organization.
BSA Pepper
In this "lightning round" session, Terri Luttrell takes the lead with the panel of experts discussing a wide range of topics, including NGOs, alternate authentication of identity for online accounts, practical suggestions for determining when an entity should be considered high risk, SAR "magic words," challenges presented by new financial services, risk rating trusts, EDD questions to ask, when/if negative news should trigger a SAR filing, what we're hearing about regulators wanting you to consider customers with PSP professional designations as high risk, resolving exceptions on verifying identity of beneficial owners, updating CIP information, and more!
Anatomy of an HSI Case
Mix together a famous furniture store, a well-known reality show star, and add heaping helpings of bank fraud, necrolarceny, and money laundering and the result is not good. In this session you'll hear how Homeland Security Investigations ferreted out the facts and laid the groundwork for successful prosecution of the perpetrators.
Model Governance: Monitoring System Management
Examiners and auditors scrutinize transaction monitoring systems and OFAC interdiction systems. Many financial institutions have created Systems or Analytics positions within their institution to manage their various BSA/AML/OFAC systems. This presentation goes beyond the simple Data Validation and Model/ Efficiency Validation. Building out an enterprise BSA Model Governance program will provide any auditor or examiner with all the information they need to know regarding your institution's transaction monitoring system, OFAC interdiction system, and the management of said systems. Model Purpose, Tuning and Optimization, and Roles and Responsibilities are just a few of the discussion points in this session.
Insider Red Flags and Investigations
The delicate nature of investigating and reporting upon suspicious activity involving an insider requires careful, strategic action to avoid missteps that can lead to accusations of employer misconduct, harm to customers and substantial reputation and financial consequences.
Remarks from FinCEN and	What Happened Since Last Year?
Risk Assessments: Theory vs. Application and	The CDD & EDD Fifth Pillar: Beyond Beneficial Ownership
OFAC - What You Need to Know NOW and	Marijuana, CBD, and More
EDD/CDD on High Risk Customers and	Q & A
Disguising What They Do, Financial Investigations by HSI and Suspicious Activity Monitoring Across Business Lines
BSA Pepper and Q and A
Anatomy of an HSI Case and Model Governance: Monitoring System Management
Insider Red Flags and Investigations Q & A
BOL Conferences
Victor Cardona
Mechanics Bank
Victor R. Cardona is currently Senior Vice President, BSA Officer at Mechanics Bank in Southern California with oversight responsibility of their Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) and the bank's BSA/AML and OFAC compliance program. Victor has over 14 years of banking experience that includes both operations and BSA/AML compliance.
Victor has held positions from BSA Analyst to BSA Risk Officer before becoming a BSA Officer. Victor's experience includes smaller community banks within the $1 - $3.5 billion asset size, such as Plaza Bank and Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach, to larger regional and mid-size banks within the $7 - $40 billion asset size, such as Opus Bank and City National Bank in downtown Los Angeles.
Victor was awarded one of FinCEN's annual Law Enforcement Award for assisting in one of six significant criminal investigation cases. As the BSA Officer, Victor's contributions "played an important role in a joint investigation by the FBI, IRS-CI, and the United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California, which led to the dismantling of an organized criminal enterprise that participated in bank fraud, conspiracy to operate an unlicensed wholesale distribution of drugs, and money laundering".
Since 2015, Victor has served on the faculty of the BankersOnline BSA/AML Top Gun Conferences, and consistently spoken at the ACAMS Annual AML & Financial Crimes Conference in Las Vegas. Other speaking engagements include the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE): Los Angeles Chapter, and the International Association of Financial Crime Investigators: Southern California Chapter. Victor also recently graduated from the Department of Homeland Security: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Citizens Academy through their Los Angeles field office.
Victor received his Bachelor's Degree from Cal State Dominguez Hills in Accounting, and his MBA from Utica College in Economic Crime & Fraud Management. Victor also attended the police academy at the Golden West College Criminal Justice Training Center where he received a Certificate of Achievement in Criminal Justice. Victor is CAMS certified and currently sits on the Executive Board of the ACAMS Southern California Chapter as their Co-Chair.
Brian Crow
Thomas Compliance Associates, Inc.
Brian Crow is Executive Vice President at Thomas Compliance Associates, Inc. in Chicago, IL. Brian brings 20 years of prior banking experience to the consulting field. He was most recently Assistant Vice President and BSA Administrator for a suburban Chicago bank, where his responsibilities included preparing the bank's annual BSA risk assessment and audit documentation. Earlier as Operations Officer at the same bank, Brian monitored AML activity, aided in the implementation of the bank's AML software, and designed the bank's authentication blocking program that helped to reduce debit card fraud losses by 95 percent. Brian's responsibilities also included managing the bank's Regulation E claims, managing the bank's courtesy overdraft program, reviewing Reg CC hold notices for accuracy, and processing claims for fraudulent signatures and endorsements.
Mr. Crow has been, and continues to be, an education consultant for BOL Learning Connect, conducting webinars that have covered VISA/MasterCard chargebacks, debit card compliance and fraud prevention for hundreds of banks. It was in this role that Mr. Crow was recognized as a Bankers Online Guru in 2011.
Like many of us, Mr. Crow began his banking career as a teller, working his way up to head teller and then branch management responsibilities. He earned a B.A. degree in Theology from Concordia University, River Forest, Illinois. Because of his education background, Brian has been given the unofficial title of "Security Evangelist" as he strives to help financial institutions protect their bottom line from losses related to fraud.
Mary Beth Guard is one of the four co-founders of BankersOnline. Since its inception, she has served as the site's Executive Editor. Mary Beth is also the director of BankCompliance.com (formerly BOL Insiders), the premier subscription-based compliance service now being offered online. Also, Mary Beth serves as CEO of Glia Group, Inc. (which produces BOL Learning Connect) and is a partner in BankGuard Resources. For more than three decades, Mary Beth has utilized her background as an attorney to focus on banking industry issues, first as general counsel for the Oklahoma State Banking Department, then as general counsel for the Oklahoma Bankers Association, prior to her work with BankersOnline.
Mary Beth has presented training programs for virtually every major national financial industry association, as well as more than a dozen state bankers associations and a host of other organizations. She is a frequent presenter of webinars and seminars. In addition, Mary Beth has written more than a thousand banking-related articles and is BOL Guru #1.
Terri Luttrell, CAMS-Audit
Abrigo, formerly Banker's Toolbox, Sageworks, and MST
Terri Luttrell is a seasoned AML professional with over 20 years in the banking industry, working both in medium and large community and commercial banks ranging from $18 billion to $330 billion in asset size. She started her banking career in commercial lending, moving to deposit operations and the compliance/fraud arenas where she was Director and AML/OFAC Officer. She has successfully worked with institutions in developing BSA/OFAC programs, optimizing various automated solutions, and streamlining processes while ensuring all regulatory requirements are met. She has also managed a team of AML investigators for a large/cross border institution giving her an enhanced sense of AML risk in our institutions along the Mexican/US border. Terri is currently a Senior Manager of Strategy & Engagement with Abrigo (formerly Banker's Toolbox) and is CAMS-Audit certified.
Betsy Maesen
Liaison to industry, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
Betsy serves as FinCEN's Liaison to Industry providing BSA/AML subject matter expertise on a variety of financial services covered by the BSA. She specializes in money services businesses (MSBs), the virtual currency industry, and the gaming (casino) industry. Betsy manages activities of the executive-level Bank Secrecy Act Advisory Group (BSAAG) and related committees and provides mentoring and training for junior staff and speak at local and national industry events.
Prior to serving as Liaison to Industry, Betsy led the implementation of a multi-year plan to consolidate call centers and other operational functions across two government agencies. She coordinated with senior management to implement internal and external business process changes and led the creation and implementation of the Money Services Businesses (MSB) registration Web site--helping to transition industry away from paper and to the more timely electronic notification of registration status.
For several years, she managed activities of the Regulatory Helpline, now called the FinCEN Resource Center (FRC). She interpreted and reviewed regulations pertaining to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and the USA PATRIOT Act and trained Helpline staff on the proper analysis and interpretation of BSA regulations. Betsy led BSA presentations at national and state association conferences and other outreach events and I traveled with senior officials and provided regulatory support during external outreach meetings.
Prior to joining FinCEN, Betsy worked in the government relations field, serving as a liaison between clients and Congress members. She contributed to the development of client request initiatives that resulted in the designation over $1 million in appropriated funds annually. She also analyzed key Social Security, education, and civil service reform legislation and routinely communicated with congressional staff and members of Congress.
AML RightSource
Mr. Taylor serves as Executive VP, Head of Financial Crimes Advisory at AML RightSource. He has over 20 years of regulatory compliance experience with multiple financial institutions. Mr. Taylor is an expert in Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)/Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Sanctions compliance. He regularly speaks at local and national conferences, is a founding member and former Co-Chair of the ACAMS SoCal Chapter, and serves as Board Chair of the West Coast Anti-Money Laundering Forum. Mr. Taylor obtained his bachelor's degree in communication from University of California, Santa Barbara, earned his juris doctorate at Santa Barbara College of Law and attended Pacific Coast Banking School. Mr. Taylor is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) and a Certified AML and Fraud Professional (CAFP). In 2014 Mr. Taylor was recognized as the ACAMS AML Professional of the Year.
Thomas J. Welch
Supervisory Special Agent
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), Phoenix Office
Mr. Thomas J. Welch is a Supervisory Special Agent for the HSI Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Phoenix Office where he has oversight over HSI financial investigations in the Federal District of Arizona. This Financial Group is responsible for conducting investigations into Transnational Criminal Organizations TCO's that involve the crimes of money laundering as they relate to narcotics and human smuggling as well as conduct investigations in reference to violations of wire fraud and bank fraud. He and his group are members of two significant task forces: (1.) the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) Financial Task Force with the Phoenix Police Department and Arizona Department of Public Safety and (2.) the Suspicious Activity and Border Related Task Force with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Criminal Investigation Division. Mr. Welch also serves as an instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for basic and advanced courses. Mr. Welch began his law enforcement career in 1991 as a Special Agent with the Arizona Attorney General's Office in Phoenix, Arizona, where he worked in the Organized Crime, Major Fraud and Environmental Crimes Units. Mr. Welch is a graduate of Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona with a bachelor's degree in Justice Studies.
Mr. White is Vice President, Business Development and Sanctions at AML RightSource. He has over 35 years of sales experience within the banking and financial services sector; 25 years specifically focused on OFAC, international sanctions, and BSA compliance. Mr. White is an OFAC/Sanctions specialist and has consulted and trained on the topics for several government and private initiatives. He has spoken at many notable conferences, including ACAMS and ABA events, and has published articles in the ABA Bank Compliance Magazine, ACAMS Today, and Western Banking Magazine. Mr. White earned his Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of Iowa.


Already seen as a top local company, Seattle-based BoldIQ is now getting national recognition with its next generation platform for optimized scheduling and disruption management to help its customers scale, grow and be more profitable.
The Silicon Review interviewed CEO Erez Yarkoni as part of its spotlight on BoldIQ. With its initial success helping companies like NetJet get off the ground in a major way, Yarkoni is now leading a strong and growing team in taking BoldIQ's proven platform out to more and different markets.
The Silicon Review is the world's most trusted online and print community for business & technology professionals. Its community members include thought-provoking CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, IT VPs and managers, along with jillions of diverse business professionals.


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Canada's Greatest Supergroups
Photo: Calm Elliott-Armstrong
By Alex Hudson
The Canadian music world is full of broken social scenes of famous friends and all-star collaborators. Here are some of the best — see if you can spot every appearance from Chris Murphy.
Anyway Gang
The latest addition to Canada's supergroup canon is Anyway Gang (pictured above), a pop rock combo featuring Sloan's Chris Murphy, Tokyo Police Club's Dave Monks, Hollerado's Menno Versteeg and Sam Roberts. The group, who describe their songs as "three chords maximum," released their self-titled debut album on November 29. As an extra layer in the group's supergroup cred, the album came out on Royal Mountain Records — the label co-run by Versteeg.
The Big Dirty Band
Formed specifically for 2006's Trailer Park Boys: The Movie, this multi-generational hard rock group featured members of Rush, Big Wreck, Three Days Grace, Die Mannequin and the Tea Party. Their only official release is a cover of "I Fought the Law." Rock on!
Broken Social Scene
Toronto super-collective Broken Social Scene add up to even more than the sum of their parts — which is really something, considering that the lineup includes (or has included) Feist, Emily Haines (Metric), Kevin Drew (K.C. Accidental), Brendan Canning (Cookie Duster/By Divine Right), Amy Millan (Stars) and a pile of other incredibly talented contributors.
Crash Karma
Edwin from I Mother Earth leads '90s Can-rock supergroup Crash Karma, which also features the Tea Party's Jeff Burrows and former Our Lady Peace member Mike Turner. They haven't released an album since 2013's Rock Musique Deluxe, although their social media updates in the last couple years have hinted at a possible reunion.
Cunter
Originally known as Hunter, this Moneen/Alexisonfire offshoot became Cunter due to a legal threat over the name. Lewd as it is, the name fits their abrasive, confrontational brand of punk rock. They put out a handful of fast and ferocious releases earlier this decade, but haven't been heard from much since 2013.
Mounties
Rock trio Mounties have the most comically Canadian name imaginable, which is appropriate given their all-Canuck lineup, which features Steve Bays (Hot Hot Heat/Fur Trade), Ryan Dahle (Limblifter/Age of Electric) and Hawksley Workman. Cary Pratt (Prairie Cat) and Parker Bossley (Gay Nineties/Hot Hot Heat/Fur Trade) help out live.
Naturally Born Strangers
Toronto collaborators Rich Kidd, Tona and Adam Bomb united for a debut as Naturally Born Strangers in late 2013, and it wasn't until 2015 that the same album earned them a Juno Award for Rap Recording of the Year. We're still waiting for the followup.
The New Pornographers
Even with Destroyer's Dan Bejar sitting out the last couple albums, Vancouver-founded collective the New Pornographers still pack plenty of star power, thanks to notable solo songwriters Neko Case, A.C. Newman and Kathryn Calder. Their album In the Morse Code of Brake Lights arrived this fall.
Northern Touch All-Stars
A spinoff of Rascalz alongside Kardinal Offishall, Checkmate, Thrust and Choclair, Northern Touch All-Stars only ever released one song. That 1998 single, "Northern Touch," remains a landmark in the history of Canadian hip-hop.
The Sorority
Between Haviah Mighty's award-winning solo career, Keysha Freshh's recent solo turn, Field Trip, and Lex Leosis's busy touring schedule — plus former member pHoenix Pagliacci's recent R&B turn with TRP.P —Toronto hip-hop crew the Sorority were on their way to supergroup status before recently splitting up. "It's with a bittersweet feeling in our hearts that we have all decided to focus our energies on our individual careers," they said in a statement.
Trans-Canada Highwaymen
Trans-Canada Highwaymen is another one from Sloan's Chris Murphy — this one featuring former Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page, Odds guitarist Craig Northey and the Pursuit of Happiness leader Moe Berg. They haven't actually released any original material, but their touring set features highlights from their respective catalogues.
Okay, one last one from Sloan's Chris Murphy. For TUNS, he linked up with a couple of fellow Halifax artists — Mike O'Neill of the Inbreds and Matt Murphy of the Super Friendz. Their 2016 self-titled debut channelled a classic murderecords power-pop sound in all of its harmony-drenched, '60s-inspired glory.
Luke Doucet is a guitar master who fronted Veal, released a string of solo albums and played in Sarah McLachlan's band; Melissa McClelland released a string of singer-songwriter albums in the '00s. Together as folk-rock duo Whitehorse, the married couple have found Juno-winning success. They've released four official LPs, plus a Christmas album and some EPs — most recently this year's The Northern South Vol. 2.
NOVEMBER ISSUE 2019
More Anyway Gang
More Broken Social Scene
More Crash Karma
More Cunter
Canadian Artists Show Off Their Favourite Tattoos
Musicians have dedicated their lives to making art, so it's only natural that some of them should turn their bodies into living works of art...
Anyway Gang Skewer Capitalism in New "Eyes of Green" Video
While hunkered down in isolation, members of Anyway Gang have shared a brand new music video for their track, "Eyes of Green" from their deb...
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Addiction is a word that is becoming all too common and is used to describe a continued behavior of an act that may have an unfavorable outcome. Almost anything can become addictive food, gambling and even exercising just to name a few things. But we as a society most associate the word addiction with drugs and drug abuse.
One of the first illegal drugs that people try is marijuana. Often time's people feel that marijuana is not addictive. This is just simply not true. The addictive characteristics that are in marijuana are the same that are in other addictive substances. When an individual starts to become addicted to something their thought process changes to thoughts about what they are becoming addicted to. The individual may not even notice these thoughts but they are there, always even if they are not aware of them.
The thoughts that an addict will have consist of things like when they get to do it again, where will they get it and will they have enough. It does not take long for this thought process to become the main thought throughout the day. Marijuana addiction makes people have these same thoughts.
There are many dangers of using marijuana. Some of the dangers associated with using consist of having an impaired memory and having a difficulty to learn new things. Problem solving skills start to get worse and perception starts to become distorted. Some of the long term dangers with using marijuana are that it has a negative effect on the immune system, this will make the user more at risk to illnesses. Smoking marijuana will lead to the same respiratory trouble that cigarette smokers can have, also the risk of having a heart attack increases. Another long term problem that marijuana users can encounter is a high level of anxiety. And of course there is the possibility of jail time, which can be both either a long term or short term. These are only a few of the problems that can occur from using marijuana. There are so many that it would be hard to list them all.
If you or someone you know is using marijuana they need to seek treatment to help them stop using. There is no shame in looking for help to stop using and there are many people and organizations that are willing to help people fight their addiction. With the health issues that are involved and the effects that it can have on friends and family paired with the loss of employment opportunities and possible jail time finding help seems to be the only thing that makes sense when it comes to using marijuana. The National Alcohol and Drug Dependency Resource Center has a complete database for addiction treatment near you that can help. We offer nationally-recognized services offering the top providers with proven results.


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The Kootz?
Yes.... you heard right.... "The Kootz"!
Welcome to our world!... It's the "Rock 'n Roll with Fiber" world of this group of Jersey-guys and their 'musical friends', who just can't seem to 'retire their guitars'.... and likely never will!
The collective passion for classic rock, pop, soul and blues... and just 'plain old making great music' has been a driving force..... even a 'mantra' in assembling 'The Kootz' band.
The Kootz hail from Essex, Bergen, Morris, Union, Passaic, Sussex, Monmouth and Ocean Counties ... and have been around for over 15-years, now! That's a pretty long-run for any band!
Starting out in the late 90's, it all began as a nucleus of 5 or 6 musicians who informally jammed at various member-basements and even played an occasional gig or two... 'back in the day', the band was called 'OMJ' (short for 'Old Man Jam')... By 2001 it was unanimously decided by co-founders Chris Bolger and Glenn Taylor with the full-commitment of the other charter-members, Ben Asher, Tony Dente and (the late) Dr. David Frisch... that this fledgling-outfit would try and make a 'go of it', seeking more exposure and acceptance... as well as gigs!
They continued to hone their repertoire of (mostly) covers of classic rock, pop and blues-tunes from the late 1950's through the 70's... staying 'true' to why they originally started playing together in the first place! It was the 'collective' and genuine 'love' of this genre of rock 'n roll.
OMJ became "The Kootz" in 2002. The 're-naming' was sort of a self-chuckle... or 'poke at themselves', based on the fact that most of the members were already over 50 years old; Hence, the "Kootz-Credo", "Rock 'n Roll With Fiber", is quite-visible on the band's banner, which is 'hung in plain-sight' whenever they perform-live!
The hard work and intensity with-which band-leader 'Glenny-T' publicized the group and began to bear fruit by 2004. He was able to book the band more and more frequently... and the word began to get-around about these 'old-guys' who could really rock! Besides the pubs and clubs... there were private corporate events and municipal concert opportunities that began to appear on the 'Kootz-plate'! These Northern NJ-guys also started crossing the Driscoll Bridge (or NJ Mason-Dixon Line) a LOT more frequently and began performing at many of the shore-area's hottest venues between Point Pleasant and Long Beach Island... Before-long they were performing over 250 shows-a-year, all-around the tri-state area, as well-as 'taking to the road' for shows in such 'exotic', far-away destinations as Cape Cod, Cooperstown and Philadelphia!
A debut CD entitled 'Tales From The Endless Bus Tour of New Jersey' followed in 2005, with guest appearances from Tommy James (as-in Shondells) and Smithereens-drummer Dennis Diken... Produced by Glenny-T at his own production-studio, 'Taylor-Made Productions' (www.taylormadeprod.com) this debut-album, a combination of Kootz-penned originals and a few classic-covers has achieved over 18,000+ downloads on i-Tunes, as well as over 2,000 units of the hard-CD sold at last-count!
All the while, the band was metomorphisizing, adding additional members; With so-many shows being-booked, The Kootz began to 'rotate' from their 'pool', as well as 'import' some occasional 'guest'-performers... This 'stable of Kootz', has grown over the years to currently include 15+ core-members in-all, as-well-as 7-to-10 'guest-artists', enabling the band to play as many as 280 shows annually, sometimes with 2 on the same night... simultaneously! This has yielded several different and exciting Koot-combinations... while maintaining that same 'pursuit of the classic 60's thru 90's musical genre'! It is in this way that The Kootz are a truly unique rock 'n roll band... It's kind of like a "small rock 'n roll corporation"... comprised of these diverse and talented musician-friends!
A second 'totally-live"-CD, entitled "Kootleg" was released at the start of Summer-'09... sporting the entire 'cast' of the band performing 21-rockin'-classics. It too, has been 'flying off the shelves' at every Kootz show and from the band's on-line store, which can be found at their website, www.thekootz.com. The live-disc embodies many diverse-combinations of Kootz-personnel... as well as the material that they play.
Ironically, there had never been a moment when 'all-Kootz' stood under one roof at one time... That changed on October 1st, 2009 when "Kootleg, The Concert" become a reality! On that evening, the entire "Kast-of-Kootz" core and guest-members, took the stage together... for possibly the only time ever! The event took place at The Prime Time Dinner Theater in Sayreville, New Jersey and played to over 350 enthusiastic Kootz-fans!
In January of 2010, The Kootz were hosted for 2 separate TV-shows on Spotlight-NJ, a News-12 NJ program that reaches all of the Northeast-United States. Performing as a semi-acoustic quintet, in a two personnel-configurations, the appearances included six-original Kootz songs, as well as two interview-segments with show-host, Della Crews. You can see the shows by clicking
Rock Clubs, to resorts and private parties.... Biker bars to bistros and coffee houses; The Kootz are always serving up a wide-array of the music that's part of our very core... It's the music that always makes you FEEL GOOD!!!
Contact 'The Kootz' at 973-650-2311 (mobile) or 973-226-1461 (office). Please also visit our website: www.TheKootz.com.
"The Kootz"... "ROCK 'n ROLL with FIBER!!!".


These are changeable times for Facebook! Lot's of updates and new features currently happening, but adding 'subscriptions' is a biggie!
You can now subscribe to people who previously may have not accepted you as a friend or have reached the 5000 friend limit and you can get their updates in your newsfeed! This is very exciting for people who want to use Facebook primarily for business, but not as exciting for those who really want to keep their personal profile personal.
The good news, for some, is that you have the option whether to turn it on, or leave it off!
If we were to flip these points around, then you could say the way to succeed at marketing on Facebook is to understand your audience, be creative, track your efforts, build relationships, and hire the experts. That isn't so hard if you think about it.
You should attempt to understand your audience as a first step to marketing, period. Whether you intend to market your products online, through social media, or in traditional ways, understanding your audience is a key component.
And, of course, marketing is all about imagination. All successful marketers are creative. And they also track their results. These are two essential ingredients to any marketing plan.
Social media marketing is building relationships. If you don't focus on the most basic fundamentals, then why bother?
Finally, hiring an expert in social media means that you get to tap into the wealth of knowledge their experience has gained. Don't try to reinvent the wheel. Do what has been proven, hire the best, and put your nose to the grindstone.


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Chris Matenson & George Gammon: Covid Truth, Government Overreach, Increasing Personal Liberty
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Thanks to Michael and Roger we now have the office almost up and running.
I was asked to make a presentation as part of the Lent Retreat in Arkley. The welcome of the sisters was lovely and very encouraging. I felt very at home there. The sisters are really glad to be of assistance to us and I encourage more members to think seriously about using this wonderful convent for day events. I will send more details and give a report on what has been happening nationally after the National Executive meeting on April 7th.
There have been important developments and I will send more details about making him better known after Easter. The good and exciting news is that the process for beatification is underway.
I will forward an email to regional ministers and secretaries, addressed to members of the memorial society, that has the link for a crowd-raising fundraiser for any fraternity that might want to support the cause that will be presented to the Congregation of the Cause of the Saints in Rome. The Postulator has research and investigation to do.
www.johnbradburne.com is the website of JBMS, the memorial society. There is a JBMS items list and I urge each region to find a group of people to read Didier Rince's John Bradburne "The Vagabond of God" so that they can help tell his story. This may mean being prepared to give to parishes. It was reading and re-reading this that persuaded me to embrace the cause.
Since the Chapter at Rome we have been preparing for the Youfra/ofs congress in Lithuania. We have reason to celebrate – the anthem competition has been won by Gibraltar! Also we will have a good representation at this event, the same week as Pope Francis will be visiting Ireland so I hope everyone will remember our gathering at that time.
A joint project to help others has been launched by Ofs/Youfra Europe this Lent. Go to the site well4africa.eu to find out what this is all about and how you can help.
Ciofs website has a new edition of Vox Franciscana which gives a snapshot of world events concerning the Order. It is worth looking at – it is very pictorial, not lots more words.
Today I came across a poem that spoke to my heart very clearly and I find very rich even on first readings. It is strictly for your personal use only.
Here you will find an "Update for Members, Lent 2018", made available for us this week by Paula Pearce, our National Minister.
For those who don't already have them here are details of the Franciscan Course 2018, that will be held at the Poor Clare Monastery, Arkley, starting next Wednesday 7th March. Departure is after breakfast on Wed 14th.
As I understand it the Clare's are saying that the cost for the whole week (full board) is £250 – but that they are happy to negotiate if this is a financial problem, or for a shorter time.
Each day follows the same format. We begin with the celebration of the Eucharist at 8.00 am followed by breakfast, the first session begins at 9.15 and continues till 12.15 (with coffee break). Then lunch and some space – the second session begins at 3.15 and continues till 5.15 (with a break). Vespers at 5.30 followed by supper. We sometimes have an evening session or watch a video or have a free evening – this is at the discretion of the speaker.


PLUM to ROSE in 6 steps.
RAVEN to HAZEL in 4 steps.
BLUE to WINE in 8 steps.
PEACH to CREAM in 10 steps.
PINK to GOLD in 5 steps.
SKIP to ROLL in 6 steps.
SWING to SHAKE in 5 steps.
FLOP to SWAY in 4 steps, then SWAY to REEL in 5 steps.
FLIT to JERK in 6 steps.
BOB to DIP in 4 steps.
TURN to OVER in 9 steps.
MULL to CHEW in 7 steps.
MUSE to PORE in 4 steps.
BROOD to STEWS in 9 steps.
STUDY to THINK in 6 steps.
STILT to SNIPE in 6 steps.
STORK to CRANE in 7 steps.
DUCK to LOON in 4 steps.
TERN to RAIL in 6 steps.
COOT to SWAN in 5 steps.


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Q: sfinae on member function defined outside of class body Kind of a continuation from my previous question. What I've got is a bunch of functions that form a sfinae depencency chain like so (let "A -> B" notation mean that existence of A depends on existence of B):
S::f_base -> S::f -> ns::f_ -> f -> T::f

where T is the template argument. It's implemented like this:
#include <utility>

struct S;

template <typename T>
auto f(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(t.f(s), void())
{
    t.f(s);
}

namespace ns
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f_(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(f(s, t), void())
    {
        f(s, t);
    }
}

struct S
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f(T const& t) -> decltype(ns::f_(std::declval<S&>(), t), void())
    {
        ns::f_(*this, t);
    }

    template <typename T>
    auto f_base(T const* t_ptr) -> decltype(f(*t_ptr), void())
    {
        f(*t_ptr);
    }
};

struct pass
{
   void f(S&) const
   {
   }
};

struct fail
{

};

int main()
{
    S s;
    s.f(pass()); // compiles
    //s.f(fail()); // doesn't compile
    return 0;
}

and works as intended. The problem arises when I attempt to move definitions of S::f and S::f_base outside the class body, like so:
#include <utility>

struct S;

template <typename T>
auto f(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(t.f(s), void())
{
    t.f(s);
}

namespace ns
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f_(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(f(s, t), void())
    {
        f(s, t);
    }
}

struct S
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f(T const& t) -> decltype(ns::f_(std::declval<S&>(), t), void());

    template <typename T>
    auto f_base(T const* t_ptr) -> decltype(f(*t_ptr), void());
};

template <typename T>
auto S::f(T const& t) -> decltype(ns::f_(std::declval<S&>(), t), void())
{
    ns::f_(*this, t);
}

template <typename T>
auto S::f_base(T const* t_ptr) -> decltype(f(*t_ptr), void()) // <---- HERE ---
{
    f(*t_ptr);
}

int main()
{

    return 0;
}

On the line marked by arrow GCC 4.7.1 expresses it's dissatisfaction:

error: prototype for 'decltype ((((S*)0)->S::f((* t_ptr)), void())) S::f_base(const T*)' does not match any in class 'S'
   error: candidate is: template decltype ((((S*)this)->S::f((* t_ptr)), void())) S::f_base(const T*)

I tried to explicitly specify which f I'm using in f_base by prepending it (in both declaration and definition) with std::declval<S&>()., but the error persists.
I know I can modify the dependency graph like so:
S::f_base ->
          -> ns::f_ -> f -> T::f
S::f      ->

to make S::f_base depend on ns::f_ along with S::f, but is there a way to do this with the first dependency graph?

A: GCC 4.X is not the best for meta programing
I have manage to make it compile in 4.7.3 (live) :
#include <utility>

struct S;

template <typename T>
auto f(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(t.f(s), void())
{
    t.f(s);
}

namespace ns
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f_(S& s, T const& t) -> decltype(f(s, t), void())
    {
        f(s, t);
    }
}

// some std::void_t like but GCC4.x compatible
template<class T>
struct void_t
{
   using type = typename std::enable_if<std::is_same<T,T>::value >::type;
};

struct S
{
    template <typename T>
    auto f(T const& t) -> decltype(ns::f_(std::declval<S&>(), t), void());

    template <typename T>
    auto f_base(T const* t_ptr) ->  typename void_t< decltype (::f(*std::declval<T const*>()))>::type ;
};

template <typename T>
auto S::f(T const& t) -> decltype(ns::f_(std::declval<S&>(), t), void())
{
    ns::f_(*this, t);
}

// ::f is needed, fail if just 'f'
template <typename T>
auto S::f_base(T const* t_ptr) ->  typename void_t< decltype (::f(*std::declval<T const*>()))>::type
{
    f(*t_ptr);
}
int main()
{

    return 0;
}

Note:
In GCC4.X I have seen some weird stuff like :
template<class T>
struct void_t
{
   using type = void;
};

Where GCC replace void_t<decltype(expr)>::type by void even if expr is not valid. That why I use this implementation of void_t.

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At the end of February/Beginning of March, my niece, Jillian, was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare childhood bone cancer. She is finishing up her last round of pre-surgery chemo right now. She is scheduled to have a very bizarre (really - it is the word I use - hope no one finds it offensive) and totally remarkable surgery in July. She will be having rotationplasty July 7th. Check out the video that explains it.
Please keep Jill and her family in your prayers. Once the surgery is over, she will have a whole other set of chemo treatments. Jill has a bright sparkly personality and a deep faith. If you want to keep up with her, she started a blog: Jillian's Leap.
So... we don't really need to discuss the long break. Sometimes there are words, and sometimes there just aren't any. Let's just say it was a long time gone, and maybe I have words again.


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MANILA 12/26/17 (Bicol Standard) — Bicol's 5,344 farmers will get P 27.5 M worth of insurance payments for crops destroyed, seeds and fertilizers and an emergency loaning program of P25,000 per family affected by the twin typhoons Urduja and Vinta, Agriculture Sec. Manny Pinol announced.
The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) through its president Jovy Bernabe earlier said P127-M was prepared for release to the regions.
The PCIC will update its damage assessments following the onslaught of a second typhoon, Vinta, which mainly affected regions in the Southern Philippines.
Asst. Secretary Andrew Villacorta, who is also the Field Operations head, reported that buffer seeds from other regional offices of the Agriculture Department are now being shipped to the typhoon affected areas.
Meanwhile, the Agricultural Credit Policy Council (ACPC) through its Executive Director Jocelyn Badiola, has been directed to validate the number of families of accredited farmers and fisherfolk affected by the typhoons so they could be granted the SURE loaning program.
The SURE Program which stands for Survival and Recovery, grants a P25,000 loan package to farming and fisherfolk families affected by calamities.
Of the amount, P5,000 is given as a grant while the remaining P20,000 is a no-collateral, no-interest loan payable in 3 years and designed to assist typhoon victims in the fisheries and agriculture sector to recover.
Local Government Units of typhoon-affected areas are required to submit a municipal resolution declaring a state of calamity in their areas which along with the NDRRMC data will be used as the basis for the granting of the SURE loans.
Undersecretary Francisco Villano, who is also Chief of Staff of the DA Secretary, has been directed to ensure the delivery of assistance and services to the typhoon affected areas.


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William Henry Smith
William Henry Smith1
M, #712001, b. February 1895
Father* George Smith1 b. 17 Mar 1857, d. 27 Aug 1915
Mother* Mary Jane Robinson1 b. 14 Feb 1860, d. 8 Dec 1934
Relationship Great-granduncle of Robert Michael Damon
Reference ZZ1473
William Henry Smith, son of George Smith and Mary Jane Robinson, was born in February 1895 in Massachusetts .1 William Henry Smith was the son of George Smith and Mary Jane Robinson.1
As of before 1900, William Henry Smith was living with George Smith and Mary Jane Robinson at 15 Gainsboro St, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts .1
Picture of William Henry Smith with Mary Jane Robinson with Alice Robinson, Charles Robinson, Harriet Charlotte Smith and Florence Mabel Smith.
1900 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts William Henry Smith was enumerated with George Smith on the census of 1 June 1900 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts , as Smith, William H.1
1910 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts William Henry Smith was enumerated with George Smith on the census of 15 April 1910 in Dedham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts .2
[S68] United States Census, 1900, George Smith, Massachusetts, Suffolk County, Boston, Enumeration District 1307, Sheet 1B, Line 72-76. (Ancestry, http://www.ancestry.com).
[S251] United States Census, 22 April, 1910, George Smith, Massachussetts, Norfolk, Enum District 1101, Page 12A, Lines 27-31, T624_608, Image 660. (unknown repository, unknown repository address).


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this week: blessé au bas du corps
November 27, 2015 November 27, 2015 / puckstruck
"I don't mind seeing pucks," Minnesota Wild goalstopper Devan Dubnyk said this month. "That's what I'm here to do."
Frank Seravalli of TSN.ca got talking to 43-year-old Jaromir Jagr of the Florida Panthers.
Q: You said a couple years ago that you'd like to play until you're 50. Is that still realistic?
A: I know I'm going to play to 50. I know that — if I don't get injured. I never said I'm going to play here (in the NHL) until I'm 50. That's a different story. You can always play 'til 50. There's a lot of guys that play until 60, you know, just beer hockey.
Q: But what about the NHL?
A: I don't think I could go until 50. It's very tough.
Sidney Crosby is at war with Mario Lemieux, according to reports emerging from Pittsburgh, or at least they're feuding or … mutually miffed? We don't have a lot of details, so let's try to get it right, the what-we-know. They've fallen out. There's been a falling out.
Former player Matthew Barnaby is the source for this, at SiriusXM. Could be because they disagree about who's coaching in Pittsburgh, or else … maybe it's the 2014 playoffs that soured the relationship. Does this mean Crosby will be traded? "That," says Barnaby, "I don't know."
Someone asked Mario Lemieux about all. "It's absolutely not true," he said. "It's silly."
Jagr is the cover story in the new issue of Sportsnet magazine, where his age/agelessness is again front and centre. "The time between when I quit hockey and I die," he tells Kristina Rutherford, measuring air with his hands, "I want it to be the shortest."
Jagr goes on:
"If I can play til I die, that's what I will do. What else are you gonna do? Even if you retire, you still will have to go work out, and maybe harder than you do when you play hockey because you don't wanna look ugly and fat. At least I don't want to."
Fans in Toronto are selling blue-and-white striped socks with Mike Babcock's head at the ankle. They're called Babsocks, obviously. One of the principals, Jake Mednick, explained the rationale to Sportsnet.ca. "There's been a lot of negativity, especially last season, around the team, around the organization — and it wasn't as fun to be a fan anymore," he said. "We want everyone in the city to have fun and feel good to be Leafs fans."
No word so far on what the coach himself thinks. He did have a thought, in recent weeks, to add to the flaring debate around how to fertilize scoring in the NHL: bigger nets. Others advocated for slimming down the gear that goaltenders are permitted to pack on.
Said Mike McKenna, sometime NHLer now netminding for the AHL's Portland Pirates:
"I've become completely numb to any pending goalie equipment regulation changes. I'll play in whatever as long as I'm not getting hurt."
ECW announced a pair of memoirs they'll be publishing down the road, in September of 2017: Greg Oliver is assisting Gilles Gratton on Gratoony The Loony, while Sportsnet's Ken Reid is sidekicking Dennis Maruk: The Unforgettable Story of Hockey's Forgotten 60-Goal Man.
Also in the works from ECW for 2016: David Dupuis and Waxy Gregoire have been working with Hall of Fame defenceman and erstwhile coach Red Kelly to tell his story.
Stu Cowan from Montreal's Gazette reported that the Canadiens' new captain, who's taking lessons in French this fall, has been greeting reporters with a confident "Bon midi."
The Toronto Maple Leafs and their goaltenders are working with the man who revamped/rescued Devan Dubnyk's aforementioned game. The National Post's David Alter reported that in September, the Leafs officially enlisted the services of "puck-tracking guru" Lyle Mast.
His specialty is something called head trajectory, which is … well, keeping an eye on the puck that's trying to get by you. It sounds much more interesting when Mast describes it, though, at his Optimum Reaction website:
"Head trajectory impacts the ability to efficiently execute every aspect of your training, development and game play, based on your setup. It empowers the athlete to train on the values of efficiency versus just speed and seeing the puck versus just looking at it. It exposes the difference between being able versus unable to execute your save and post-save responses, eliminating delays."
Saving and/or post-responding, Montreal puck-seer Carey Price hurt his lower body in some way that required a week's rest and recovery away from the ice. "It's always nice to come home," he said before that. "I always miss the smell of the mountains."
Price disclosed his injury, which is to say Montreal did, announcing that he'd been hurt in an end-of-October game against Edmonton. Or, sorry: he sustained the injury. He didn't disclose his injury, which is also to say that Montreal didn't, to the extent there was no press release describing where and how it hurt, when and wherefore. Because — of course not. Why would you pinpoint your own weaknesses for other teams? Carey Price's ailments are proprietary information.
"Pricey est fait fort," tweeted P.K. Subban. "Tout ce qu'on sait pour l'instant, c'est qu'il est évalué."
Also in Minnesota, Jason Pominville hasn't been scoring goals. "You have to dig deep and find a way," he advised The St. Paul Pioneer Press. "Right now I'm kind of in that boat where pucks aren't finding me, and when they are, they're bouncing. I've just got to find a find a way to put one in."
"Blessé au bas du corps," said La Presse Canadienne.
"The thing is," confided Montreal coach Michel Therrien a couple of days later, "it's nothing major. He had some treatment and said Friday morning that he had a certain amount of pain, so the medical staff didn't take any chances and kept him off the ice. He went to see the doctor when we returned and our medical team recommended that he take a week off."
The week turned into three. The diagnosis continued undisclosed, non-divulged, irrevealed. Mike Condon, Montreal's back-up, was asked to fill in. "I'm not going to try and be Carey," he said. "I don't think anyone can."
He was, nevertheless, pretty good, going 5-1-2 in the eight games Price missed in November. Price went to New York with his father, Jerry, to get a second opinion, which very well could have cheered him, or confirmed what he already knew, or even, possibly, surprised everyone. For most of us it was nothing new insofar it was (of course) kept secret.
"We're not the Russian Red Army team," Leafs' winger Brad Boyes mentioned a week or two back, or several, in hearing of Stephen Whyno from The Canadian Press, "so we've got to make sure that we're out there playing our style, our game."
"We've had some shots and chances," said Taylor Hall, regretting an Edmonton Oiler loss to St. Louis, "but not enough to create momentum for our team. It's disappointing."
When Price returned to the Montreal net last week, he helped the Canadiens beat the New York Islanders. "Carey Price was Carey Price," Therrien said afterwards.
He beat them again over the weekend, and then he beat the Rangers, mostly — in that game, a 5-1, he gave way to Condon after two periods.
So everybody wondered, as Sportsnet.ca did:
"The reason it's all so hush-hush," Renaud Lavoie from TVA Sports told TSN, "is nobody knows what's going on."
Which makes sense.
Someone from Montreal's Gazette spotted Price limping through the lobby of the team hotel Thursday morning.
All Therrien would say was that, yes, it was that previous injury nobody really wanted to talk about in the first place. "He tweaked it."
Lavoie said that it was pretty definitely the right leg, the right knee is what people who knew these things knew, though Lavoie was also thinking there was more to it than that, could be a combination of things, a hip, a groin. "If you look at him right now, there's a lot of question marks."
Chicago's Duncan Keith talked to J.P. Anderson of Michigan Avenue magazine.
Q: What do you enjoy most about playing defense?
A: What I've always liked about defense is being able to be the quarterback; you see the whole play and you can dictate the play. As a forward, you're reacting and trying to chase the puck, but as a defenseman, you always have the play in front of you.
Keith also wanted to say some things about fine Chicago dining.
Q: You mentioned restaurants. Any particular places you're a fan of?
A: I've always liked Girl & the Goat (809 W. Randolph St., 312-492-6262) — I don't go there very often, but the food is tough to beat coming from a small town. Mastro's (520 N. Dearborn St., 312-521-5100) has good steaks and they're very nice to us, getting us in and taking care of my family. If I go for fish, I like GT Fish & Oyster (531 N. Wells St., 312-929-3501), and Tavern on Rush (1031 N. Rush St., 312-664-9600) is always nice after a game for a steak. I also like this little frozen custard place in my neighborhood called Scooter's (1658 W. Belmont Ave., 773-244-6415). I'd eat there every night if I could, but I don't think it'd be the healthiest choice for me, especially before a game.
Q: If you weren't playing hockey, what do you think you'd be doing?
A: I don't really have an answer, to be honest. Hockey's the only thing I've really done, and I have more to do. I know I've always been told that I should have a backup plan, but I don't. [Laughs]
Police in Winnipeg raided the house of a former defenceman, Ian White, who played for Toronto, Detroit, Calgary, Carolina, and San Jose, whom they arrested on charges related to what they found. According to The Winnipeg Free Press, that included: a registered 9 mm Beretta handgun with nine rounds of ammunition inside, including one in the chamber; an unloaded .380ACP Browning handgun.
Five more guns were discovered at White's cottage in Kenora, Ontario: an Uberti 1873 revolver; a Beretta CX4 pistol; a Colt AR15 rifle; a loaded Benelli M4 12-gauge shotgun; a loaded .22 lever action Henry Golden Boy rifle.
Disarmed, White is out on bail. He's due in court in Winnipeg on December 7.
(Blue Jackets poster via Columbus Blue Jackets Fan Zone)
Carey Price, Chicago, Columbus, David Dupuis, Dennis Maruk, Devan Dubnyk, Duncan Keith, Gilles Gratton, Greg Oliver, head trajectory, Ian White, James Reimer, Jaromir Jagr, Jason Pominville, Ken Reid, knees, Kristina Rutherford, lower-body injury, Mario Lemieux, Michel Therrien, Mike Babcock, Mike Condon, P.K. Subban, Pittsburgh, Red Kelly, Sidney Crosby, socks, Waxy Gregoire
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Arnold School of Public Health›
Health Services Policy and Management›
Health Services Policy and Management, M.P.H.
Communication Sciences Disorders
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Health Promotion, Education, and Behavior
Health Services Policy and Management
Health Services Policy and Management, M.H.A.
Health Services Policy and Management, Ph.D.
Public Health Programs (Division of Academic Affairs)
The M.P.H. program prepares students for management in the public health sector, such as federal, state, and local health agencies. Some M.P.H. graduates work in the private sector.
Students will be able to apply operations management concepts to address organizational performance issues in health service organizations.
Students will be able to describe legal perspectives on health policy and management issues, including assessment of legal and regulatory environments in the context of public health.
Students will be able to apply economic principles for allocating and mobilizing resources for public health interventions and programs.
Students will be able to apply the principles and tools of budgeting, resource management, and financial analysis to improve efficiency of public health and health care delivery organizations.
Students will be able to develop policy options for the achievement of an agency's or program's objectives.
Program Requirements (45 Hours)
Public Health Core (biostatistics, epidemiology, environmental health sciences, administration, and health promotion, education, and behavior) 16
Public Health Management 18
Public Health and Healthcare Policy 6
Practice Experience and Capstone Course 5
Public Health Core Requirements (16 Hours)
PUBH 725 Quantitative Methods for Public Health Practice 5
PUBH 726 Qualitative Methods for Public Health Practice 3
PUBH 730 Public Health Systems, Policy, and Leadership 3
PUBH 735 Practical Applications of Public Health Planning 4
PUBH 678 Transforming Health Care for the Future 1
Total Credit Hours 16
Public Health Management Requirements (18 Hours)
Required Management Courses (12 Hours)
HSPM 712 Health Economics 3
HSPM 726 Applied Public Health Law for Administrators 3
HSPM 730 Financing of Health Care 3
HSPM 768 Health Services Administration II 3
Management Electives (6 Hours)
Select two courses in consultation with advisor; possible courses include the following: 6
HSPM 706
Health and Economic Development: Interrelationships among health, poverty and economic progress
Perspectives in Rural Health
Information Systems in Health Administration
Perspectives in Community Health Organizations
Quantitative Methods for Health Administration
Long-Term Care Administration
Quality Management in Healthcare
Healthcare Policy and Principles of Health Insurance
Public Health and Healthcare Policy Requirements (6 Hours)
HSPM 727 Advancing Public Health Policy 3
Select one Policy Elective from the following: 3
HPEB 820
Public Health Advocacy and Policy
POLI 774
The Public Policy Process
Theories of Comparative Politics
Race and Public Policy|
Another course selected in consultation with advisor
Practice Experience and Capstone Requirements (5 Hours)
HSPM 788 Public Health Practice Experience 3
HSPM 796 Health Services Policy and Management MPH Capstone Course 2
The final grant proposal and grant proposal presentation included in the HSPM MPH Capstone Course (HSPM 799) which is required for all HSPM MPH students will serve as the comprehensive final exam assessment for the HSPM MPH degree. The final grant proposal will be reviewed by at least two HSPM faculty members. The grant proposal presentations in face-to-face classes will be attended and reviewed by least two HSPM faculty members. Distance students' presentations will be recorded and reviewed by at least two HSPM faculty members. Faculty reviewers will be provided with a comprehensive assessment rubric which will identify the essential required elements for both the grant proposal and presentation.
All full-time M.P.H. students are encouraged to work as graduate assistants in health service organizations in the community to acquire work experience and enrich the learning process through on-the-job application of concepts and techniques learned in the classroom. To qualify for an assistantship, a student must be fully admitted to a degree program, be enrolled as a full-time student, and maintain a 3.00 GPA.
The Department of Health Services Policy and Management and the College of Social Work, and Department of Political Science offer coordinated programs that lead to a dual degree. The requirements for the M.P.H. portion of each dual degree program are the same as shown above. The M.P.A. and M.S.W. portions of the dual degree programs are determined by the respective schools and college. Some courses do fulfill requirements for both portions of the dual degree. A dual degree program thus typically requires fewer semester hours in total than if the two programs were taken separately.


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Pep Guardiola braced for torrent of criticism if Man City blow Premier League at Brighton
PEP GUARDIOLA fears Manchester City will get 'destroyed' if they blow the Premier League the title.
Chief Sports Writer
Man City boss Pep Guardiola knows his side's fate is in their hands (Pic: GETTY) (Image: GETTY)
Manchester City travel to Brighton this weekend knowing a win will see them crowned champions again ahead of Liverpool.
Guardiola's men hold a one point advantage over the Reds and are favourites to emerge triumphant.
The Spaniard knows him and his side will be judged - and that their reputations are on the line.
Him and his stars came in for a huge amount of flak following their Champions League exit to Tottenham in the quarter finals.
If City don't see the job trough at the Amex Stadium he knows more criticism will come his way.
He said: "It's normal, it's not going to change my opinion of the team.
"But if you want credit you have to win. We saw that in the Champions League.
"If you go out you get destroyed. I know we'll be judged - you have to win.
"We are travelling tomorrow and thinking of trying to win the game, that's the ideal situation and after we celebrate or congratulate Liverpool."
Guardiola, who claims he won't keep in touch with happenings at Anfield, where the Reds host Wolves, insists he is living the dream because he thought the title race was over a few month's ago.
Jurgen Klopp's men had a seven point lead and Guardiola worried the gap was too big.
Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have taken the title race to the final day (Pic: GETTY) (Image: GETTY)
He added: "First of all it's a dream to be here. I didn't expect it when we were seven behind.
"So it's a dream come true. We've shown many things and now we have a chance to be champions.
"If we make back to back it would be nice, but nothing is going to change too much.
"The fact we have done incredibly well all season, two finals now in our last two games, we must play well, be strong."
Brighton Hove Albion FC


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Working for the Devil by Lilith Saintcrow
WORKING FOR THE DEVIL
(Dante Valentine #1)
by Lilith Saintcrow
Dante Valentine's working relationship with the Devil wasn't her choice - but you don't turn down a contract with Lucifer and live.
Hired to kill fugitive Vardimal Santino, Dante can count as allies only a demon familiar she doesn't trust and a small band of psychics. The thing is, Dante doesn't need friends, she needs a miracle. Because the first time Dante Valentine met Santino, she almost died.
Danny Valentine is dead. At least, she will be soon, since she's now working for the Devil. (And you thought your boss was bad!) Her mission: to track down a demon named Santino, aka the serial killer who murdered her best friend while she was powerless to help. She will be working with Japhrimel, a demon who Lucifer bound to her as a familiar, a couple of old friends, and her ex, who disappeared without a trace a few years ago. With treachery and deception lurking around every corner, Danny has to find away to avenge her friend's death that won't get her killed in the process. Not that Lucifer expects her to survive.
Everything I had heard about Working for the Devil before reading it indicated that it is an dark urban fantasy novel. It certainly has it's dark points; however, it has a much stronger science fiction feel. Perhaps it's being marketed as urban fantasy because Danny Valentine is a strong female protagonist, but my understanding of the UF genre is that the story takes place in a modern city. None of Saintcrow's world felt particularly modern.
Danny Valentine comes off as Buffy - everyone's favorite TV vampire slayer - when she gets in the zone. She's hotheaded and never loses a shot for a clever quip, even when it's not necessarily appropriate. She doesn't seem terribly multi-dimensional either. In fact, Japhrimel was the only character in the book who seemed to have significant development, and that was mostly because he was an unknown factor in the beginning.
Working for the Devil certainly has its strong points. It just would have been nice to have certain details in Danny's quest explained earlier in the story, or to have Danny actually listen to Jaf instead of constantly putting him off. The end of the book was devastating - I didn't see it coming, and I wish it had ended differently. One can only hope that there is some twist in book two that changes the situation for the better!
Lilith Saintcrow is a very prolific writer. In addition to numerous other adult series (details here), she also writes a young adult paranormal series called Strange Angels under the name Lili St. Crow.
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