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Sharon and Bart Williams of Annapolis, Md., are surprised by their family and friends Sunday, April 12, 2020, for a social distance celebration of the their 56th wedding anniversary. Because of the coronavirus, the Williams have stayed home to self-isolate and were surprised by the unexpected visit to mark their anniversary. Susan Walsh/AP Photo
Live: What To Know April 13 About COVID-19 In Wisconsin
New Coronavirus Cases In State Continue To Rise
By WPR Staff
Monday, April 13, 2020, 10:00am
Monday, April 13, 2020, 2:50pm
The number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin continues to grow.
The state Department of Health Services announced Monday there are 3,428 positive cases of COVID-19 statewide and 154 deaths. Officials in Door County reported one additional death Monday, bringing the total to 155.
As the response to the virus evolves, Wisconsin Public Radio will be keeping track of up-to-date happenings here, and in our broadcast and online coverage. If you have questions or concerns about COVID-19 — either about the virus, prevention or preparation — ask us and we'll do our best to answer.
For explanations for common questions and additional information about COVID resources, read WisContext's story listing 10 things to know about the pandemic and public health in the state.
For a compilation of all WPR's coverage, visit WPR's Coronavirus In Wisconsin section.
Here are the latest updates on the new coronavirus in Wisconsin:
1:59 PM: Aspirus Shuts Down Over A Dozen Primary Care Clinics, Says Closures Are Temporary
Aspirus, a health system based in Wausau, announced it is closing 16 primary care clinic locations in Wisconsin and Michigan until further notice.
Some staff from the closed locations will be sent to other Aspirus clinics or to hospitals throughout the region, to provide extra support in the event of a spike in COVID-19 cases, according to an Aspirus press release.
Some patient appointments will be converted to phone or video calls, and people who must see a provider in person will be referred to other locations.
The locations being shut down are:
Birnamwood
Lake Linden, Michigan
Bruce Crossing, Michigan
Crystal Falls, Michigan
1:45 PM: DHS Reports 3,428 Cases Of COVID-19, 154 Deaths Linked To Ailment
The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Wisconsin climbed to 3,428 Monday — a jump of 87 cases from the day before — and deaths have reached 154 as of Monday afternoon, according to the state Department of Health Services.
Officials in Door County reported one additional death Monday, bringing the statewide death toll to 155.
DHS officials reported the number of hospitalizations because of the ailment is 993, or 29 percent of cases.
The number of negative test results are 36,769.
12:45 PM: Door County Announces First COVID-19 Death
A man in his 70s, who had multiple underlying conditions and was hospitalized for COVID-19, has died, marking Door County's first death related to the disease, the county announced Monday.
The county did not release any other information about the man, citing privacy laws.
"We must all stay home, maintain distance from others, end unnecessary shopping trips and avoid gatherings," the county said in a statement. "The actions we take now can significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19."
12:19 PM: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Closes To Overnight Stays
Like many of Wisconsin's outdoor destinations, the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is now limiting when and how people visit.
Overnight island use, from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m., will be forbidden until at least June 20, the National Park Service announced.
"Overnight use encourages people to travel to Bayfield and to congregate around docks and camping areas which is contrary to what local and state health authorities are recommending," park superintendent Lynne Dominy said in a statement.
People can still go to the islands during the day, according to the statement, which also warns that much of the park is still under wintry conditions, with icy trails and frigid waters.
11:15 AM: Gov. Tony Evers Signs Letter Asking Trump Administration To Open Up Federal Insurance Exchange
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Gov. Tony Evers and 11 other governors are asking the Trump administration to open a special enrollment period on the federal insurance exchange — an exception already made for people who go through certain life events, such as losing health insurance or surviving natural disasters.
Under the Affordable Care Act, people can sign up for health insurance during a yearly open enrollment period, which has already ended for 2020.
In their letter, the governors said the administration needs to open up the exchange because too many people remain uninsured, and that poses a public health risk.
"Far too many of our residents are choosing to forgo coronavirus testing and treatment out of fear of the potential costs to themselves and their families at a time of increasing economic distress," the letter states. "Not only is this unacceptable, it's also dangerous as it undermines our ability as a nation to stop the spread of COVID19."
The governors of two Wisconsin neighbors, Illinois and Michigan, signed onto the letter, as well as the governors of Delaware, Maine, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Trump administration has previously rejected opening a special enrollment period due to COVID-19, according to several reports.
10:55 AM: American Players Theatre Postpones 2020 Season
The American Players Theatre in Spring Green has pushed back the beginning of its season and has stopped selling tickets due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The season was set to begin June 6. The company is working on a new schedule and plans to provide more information May 15, according to its website.
An FAQ page says people who purchased tickets for a performance that ends up getting canceled can get a refund, exchange them for another show, or give the money as a donation.
9:55 AM: Wisconsin Tribes Enact Curfews
The Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians has completed its first weekend under a reservation-wide curfew. The curfew, which orders people to stay in their homes from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. every day, went into effect Friday, and was imposed to further limit people's movements and the spread of COVID-19.
People who break the curfew could be subject to a $500 fine, according to a release from the tribe. People are still allowed to travel for essential work or emergencies, and anyone else who needs to go out during curfew hours is asked to give prior notice to the police department.
The Menominee Indian Tribe has also implemented a similar curfew on its reservation.
SUNDAY: Evers Says Application Submitted To Develop Alternative Care Facility At Alliant Energy Center In Madison
Gov. Tony Evers said Sunday that an application has been submitted to begin developing an alternative care facility at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison in the event of a surge in COVID-19 cases.
The governor announced that an application was submitted to Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to prepare for such a facility. The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers has paired with state officials to assist with the creation of such facilities as government officials work to handle the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
The first such facility is being built on the grounds of the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee.
SUNDAY: Petition For Additional Sick Leave, Hazard Pay At Meriter Hospital Reaches Over 860 Signatures
A petition sponsored by the union SEIU Healthcare Wisconsin is calling for Meriter Hospital in Madison to provide extra support to its workers as they combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
As of Sunday morning, 862 people had signed the petition on the website Coworker.org. Its demands include additional paid sick leave and hazard pay to ensure safe staffing levels.
"We are insufficiently staffed even during normal times," the petition states. "Right now, no expense should be spared to ensure safe staffing levels. This means hazard pay to compensate us for risking our lives and our families' lives, and additional incentives for picking up extra shifts."
The petition also asks for increased transparency and understanding from management.
"We are committed to providing safe patient care to all, but we need the training, tools, and assistance required to do so," the petition states.
Resources For Food, Housing Help And More In Wisconsin
Are you in need of food? Do you need someone to pick up groceries? Are you looking for ways to help during the COVID-19 pandemic? WPR is keeping an updated list of resources across Wisconsin. If you don't find what you're looking for here, you can search for services online at 211 Wisconsin, dial 211 on your phone, or text your ZIP code to 898211.

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Home/Ukraine/The artist showed how the main characters of GTA would look on the Nextgen
The artist showed how the main characters of GTA would look on the Nextgen
Ukraine NewsDesk December 6, 2020 03:11
Turkish artist Hussein Diba painted the main characters of GTA: Vice City, GTA: San Andreas and GTA IV. According to him, this is how they could look at the next generation consoles if the games are released in 2020.
When GTA: Vice City came out, I was just a kid. I could not afford a PS2 then, so I went to gaming clubs and just watched people play it. I remember the feeling, it was magical! – said Diba said in the caption to his picture of Tommy Vercetti.
Under the portrait of Karl Johnson from GTA: San Andreas, Hossein Diba noticed that while creating, he took a new approach to making the hero more realistic:
This was one of the most challenging projects I have ever worked on, but I love how Carl turned out, so I will definitely update Tommy to make it look as realistic.
Hossein Deeb's latest work so far has been the image of Niko Bellic from GTA IV:
This was the first GTA game released for the PS3 and it was really great to see all the graphical and game improvements at the time! And this is how I think Nico could look at the next generation consoles.
Previously, the virtual group Gorillas released a video for The Valley of the Pagans, which was filmed in the Grand Theft Auto V universe:
GTA V is still on the hype: Gorillas filmed their new video in Los Santos
What tricks do not come to representatives of the music industry during a pandemic.
??? The news comes with the support of Re.Store
Quarantine in Ukraine in January: the country has already begun to prepare
"He committed suicide." The letter from the mistress of actor Oleg Efremov has been published
MIUI 12 has been officially confirmed on 31 Xiaomi smartphones
A capsule containing asteroid material 300 million km from us was found in Australia – Photo – News from Ukraine, Mir
We have built a bridge over what everything moves – Bakhmatyuk on the opening of the Chinese market for Ukraine economy
Alika Smekhova spent the weekend in Surgut. A photo
By Ukraine NewsDesk


Chinese calligraphy: "Just Do It" in semi-cursive style. Original work. Unframed. Action is the key to success. If we have clarity, we can overcome procrastination easily. Just do it!
Sumi ink on textured Chinese rice paper. 11" by 19". Signed with the seals of the artist. The calligraphy itself is professionally double-mounted on another piece of acid-free paper, the surface is totally flattened. Ready to be put into a frame.


Imaging of the liver by trans-abdominal ultrasound and cross-sectional imaging by computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging is standardized. There is a need to associate cross-sectional liver anatomy with the trans-luminal views of the liver demonstrated by EUS. The endosonographer may need to localize liver lesions described on radiological studies during an EUS examination, and also describe the anatomical locations of small liver lesions picked up during an EUS study. A comprehensive evaluation of the liver and hilar structures should form part of a complete EUS study of the upper abdomen. In particular, liver metastasis needs to be systematically looked for in upper abdominal malignancies. Furthermore, the description of perihilar tumors needs an understanding of the hilar and intra-hepatic ductal and vascular anatomy.
We have previously described segmental and vascular anatomy of the liver using a linear EUS probe. A radial EUS probe provides a different perspective of liver anatomy. Like the linear EUS probe, innumerable scan planes are possible. Real-time imaging requires "rolling-over" intrahepatic landmarks, including, portal veins (PV), hepatic veins (HV), hepatic arteries (HA), and ligaments (teres and venosum ligaments). The surface reference landmarks for liver segments include the gallbladder (GB) which straddles segment 4 (S4) and S5 and the falciform ligament which divides S3 and S4. These "EUS landmarks" have been described in our previous work. Finally, adjacent anatomical structures such as cardiac chambers and kidney can also serve as a rough guide to the abutting liver segments.
With a radial EUS probe, the liver is evaluated from three stations: (1) around the gastro-esophageal junction (GEJ), (2) gastric body, and (3) gastric antrum and duodenal bulb. In this tutorial, we will understand the anatomy of the liver with the perspective of radial EUS imaging.
At the GEJ, the image is electronically rotated to display the aorta at 5–6 o'clock position on the screen. The spine is now seen behind and slightly to the left of the aorta on the screen, and the hypoechoic fibers of diaphragmatic crus between the probe in the esophagus and the aorta behind [Figure 1] and [Figure 2]. The diaphragmatic crus is the sonographic demarcation between the thoracic and abdominal cavity, with the aortic hiatus located at the level of the twelfth thoracic vertebra (T12). The right crus fibers pass behind the inferior vena cava (IVC). Air artifacts and fluid in the gastric fundus are seen in the right upper quadrant of the screen at this level. The gastric fundus can be better defined by water instillation in the gastric lumen. The spleen which is seen in the right lower quadrant of the screen defines the greater curvature of the stomach. The liver is displayed in the right half of the screen, and the gastric wall which abuts the liver is the lesser curvature of the stomach. The anterior wall of the stomach is seen superiorly, and posterior wall inferiorly.
At the GEJ, the IVC is seen as a crescent-shaped anechoic structure at 7–9 o'clock position, with respiratory alterations in caliber. Slight withdrawal from the IVC leads to the right atrium, which is then seen to extend forward into the larger right ventricle [Figure 3].
Pushing the probe in and angulating the scan direction toward the liver at the GEJ (big-wheel down) from below, displays an elongated contour of the left lobe of the liver. The liver parenchyma is intersected obliquely by the radial scan plane, with the diaphragmatic muscles and the cardiac chambers deep to it. The right ventricle is seen as a large pulsating structure on top of the liver; a small part of the left ventricle can also be seen in the right upper quadrant of the screen [Figure 4].
The superior aspects of the left and right lobes are well seen with the radial EUS probe. The left HV and middle HV can be seen converging at their drainage into the IVC; usually, the right HV can also be seen. The HVs can be used as a rough demarcation between segment (S) 2, the superior aspect of S4, and S8 [Figure 5].
From the GEJ and upper gastric body, lateral sector of the left lobe comprising S2 and S3 is well seen, along with a long axis display of the left HV. Since the radial scan plane can intersect the left lobe in multiple planes, it is not possible to strictly demarcate between S2 and S3. Roughly speaking, S2 is behind/toward the probe and S3 is seen more anteriorly and at a lower level, as the probe is pushed down. Since S2 is superior, as we pull up and image the top of the left lobe, more of S2 is seen. Between the cardia and the IVC is the caudate lobe. We can see the hyperechoic ligamentum venosus, demarcating the caudate lobe (S1) from S2 and S4 [Figure 2].
Slight rotation of the probe counter-clockwise and clockwise, with variable pressure on the big-wheel dial, and simultaneous in-and-out movements of the probe can display most of the lateral and medial segments of the left lobe, and the caudate lobe from the upper stomach.
Like the linear EUS probe, liver hilum, and hepatoduodenal ligament structures can also be demonstrated by the radial EUS probe from the stomach.
The PV confluence ("club-head") is first displayed. Then, the scope is rotated anti-clockwise, with upward probe pressure (big wheel down), and withdrawn a few millimeters to display an elongated contour of the PV extending upward from the portal-confluence to the liver hilum [Figure 6]. The left PV can be followed in the long axis from the PV bifurcation by continued rotation of the probe. The HA and its branches can also be traced from the "whale-tail" appearance of the celiac trunk division. IVC can often be seen behind the elongated display of the PV trunk [Figure 7]. This imaging complements the imaging of hepatoduodenal structures from the duodenal bulb, described later.
The balloon on the radial probe is inflated, and the probe is pushed up into the antrum, without crossing the pylorus. The liver and GB are seen on the left of the screen and mark the anterior wall of the antrum; the lesser curve is inferior. A cross-section through the long axis of GB at this level displays the parenchyma of S5 or S4 deep to it. The fundus of the GB is dependent in this position and is an important site to look for small gallstones, which can be missed by trans-duodenal imaging alone. However, a distended GB can have a variable relationship to the antrum and duodenal bulb. Beyond the liver parenchyma, the thick anterior abdominal wall muscles are seen.
The liver is displayed from the duodenal bulb in the upper and left half of the image. The left lobe is displayed toward the left, and right lobe in the right upper image quadrant. The orientation of the scan plane changes when the probe is pushed inward with maintained gastric greater-curve loop (push-position), and when the imaging is done with the probe directed down toward the descending duodenum (D2). In the former position, the probe is directed superiorly, whereas in the latter position, the probe is directed inferiorly. Thus, the 360° scan planes can have multiple orientations. The IVC can be displayed either on the right side of the probe on the screen in a long or cross-sectional orientation [Figure 8]a and [Figure 8]b, or on the left side deep to the PV [Figure 8]c depending on the probe orientation.
Deep to the IVC on the right side of the screen, we can often see the right kidney and right renal vein [Figure 9] and [Figure 10]. The liver segment adjacent to the right kidney is S6 [Figure 11]. The PV is always displayed on the left side of the screen deep to the pancreatic head [Figure 12]. [Figure 13] explains the variable orientation of the PV and IVC-both posterior structures to the duodenum [Figure 13].
Rotation counter-clockwise directs the imaging plane toward the liver hilum and traces the PV trunk upward. The PV divisions can be seen, with the left PV branch extending toward the left side of the screen, and right PV branch to the right. By dropping the wrist down, and continued counter-clockwise rotation, the left PV can be traced and displayed along its length [Figure 14]. S4 is seen deep to the left PV. Probe manipulation can trace the left PV to its umbilical portion (UP), where it is seen to round off. The hyperechoic ligamentum teres is seen directed to the surface of the left lobe, from the UP [Figure 15]. The inferior part of S4 (Quadrate lobe) is close to the probe. The upper part of S4 is deep to the left PV, and the anterior abdominal wall is seen further away to the left. The cross sections of thinner left HV, and its branches can be seen alongside the much bigger left PV branches.
The GB is seen in the upper half of the screen and can be displayed with fundus left or fundus right, depending on whether the probe is oriented superiorly or downward [Figure 16]a and [Figure 16]b. The common HA division into the proper HA and gastroduodenal artery can be seen from the duodenal bulb. The proper HA is seen to loop upward, and the right HA can be traced between the PV and the bile duct coursing upward.


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Viacom Agrees To Anonymous YouTube User Information
Reuters and the New York Times report that Viacom and Google/YouTube have agreed to anonymize user information as part of discovery in the lawsuit between them over copyright infringement in user generated or uploaded content.
Earlier in July, a federal judge in Manhattan ordered Google to turn over YouTube user data to Viacom and other plaintiffs to help them to prepare a confidential study of what they argue are vast piracy violations on the video-sharing site.
Google said it had now agreed to provide lawyers for Viacom and a class-action group led by the Football Association of England, a large viewership database that blanks out YouTube username and Internet address data that could be used to identify individual video watchers.
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What's the impact of Online Missions? Read Liz's special update to find out.
I was in a very dark place in 2007. I had everything that I could possibly want; a great husband, a wonderful child, a great job, and great friends. However, I was very discontent with life. I wanted to divorce my husband for someone funner as I had only one life to live and he was not meeting my needs.
I Googled "happiness" and this Global Media Outreach website kept coming up. I said, 'Christianity...been there, done that, doesn't work'... but it kept popping up. So one day, I clicked on it and said the sinner's prayer. The moment I said the prayer on December 1, 2007, I felt the Holy Spirit descend on me.
He changed me from the inside out. I wanted to go to church and read the Bible all the time. I saw my sin (I thought I was a good person before). I continued to walk with the Lord and a few years later felt like I was not as close to Him. I looked up the Global Media Outreach website again and signed up for the 30-Day Guide on GodLife.
I hadn't thought about Global Media Outreach much more until I was on a missions trip recently and heard a friend talking about Global Media Outreach. I thought that was the website that brought me to the Lord and looked it up. Sure enough, it was! She also told me about ways to serve as an Online Missionary.
"So here I am giving back to others through [Global Media Outreach] as an Online Missionary as it has been used as a platform to radically change my life."
Watch Liz tell her story below!


Isaiah Thomas has been working out with Floyd Mayweather this summer. It turns out Mayweather is a huge trash talker, even when it's someone else's sport. In a new clip from Showtime's upcoming All Access series, he talks a big game about beating Thomas at basketball when they play on opposing teams in pickup.
Considering Thomas is 12 years younger than Mayweather and plays this sport professionally, that's to be expected.


On the 15th of August I am 22 and in celebration there will be a party. from 4-8pm on friday the 15th people will be at my house chilling, eating food and playing games, everyone is invited!!
There will be a bbq, and some other food but not loads and loads.
Come along and join the fun, don't worry about getting me a present.
u missin lucy's wedding evening?


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Twenty-four cards have language pertaining to whole numbers, division, fractions, statistics(data), length,area, volume and capacity and mass.
A set of 24 cards contain language for mass, time, 3D and 2D shapes and position.
3:03 What might happen tomorrow?
A set of 16 cards contain pictures to be discussed as to the likelihood of the event happening. The words likely, unlikely, certain and impossible are displayed.


As American as this image of winding down after work with a drink may be, the modern-day reality around drug and alcohol addiction in the workplace paints a much bleaker picture. In their 2015 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, the CBHSQ Report, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association (SAMHSA) showed that construction workers in full-time employment ranked second only to miners in admitted past month heavy alcohol use (16.5 percent to 17.5 percent) and fifth in admitted past month illicit drug use (11.7 percent).
For the workers in the construction industry, this finding remained true even when controlling for gender and age differences across industries. This indicates that there is something unique about past-month heavy alcohol use for the construction industry that would remain even if the construction industry had the same gender and age distribution of any other industry.
In layman's terms, this means that a disproportionate number of construction workers like to drink and do drugs, regardless of age or gender.
Importantly, these statistics only reflect admitted usage; it's likely that the actual figures are exponentially higher. In an anonymous 1988 National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) survey, 28.1 percent of construction workers admitted to using illegal drugs. This figure is considered likely to be low as well: according to the International Risk Management Institute (IRMI), companies that drug test 100 percent of applicants have reported positive results in 25-35 percent of workers.
Naturally, this high rate of usage comes with a correlating rate of addiction. And now, with marijuana becoming legal in more and more states and opioid and prescription-drug addiction and overdose rates on a fast rise, this problem is quickly becoming an epidemic in the construction industry as well as a declared Public Health Emergency.
Recently reported data from CNA claims indicates that the construction industry's spend on prescription opioids held at a steady 20 percent from 2009-2013. This amount is an alarming 5-10 percent higher than any other industry the survey reported on.
According to reported statistics from the Department of Labor, drug and alcohol abuse causes up to 65 percent of on-the-job accidents. It is also responsible for up to 50 percent of workman's compensation claims. Further, employees who abuse drugs are reported to be absent from work an average of five days per month and are also ten times more likely to steal from the company or other workers, use three times the average wellness advantages, and cost up to 300 percent of average worker's medical costs.
Further, due to the often-dangerous nature of construction work itself, accidents that happen due to workers being under the influence of drugs or alcohol can be deadly serious. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reports that nearly 18 percent of all private industry fatalities in 2011 were in the construction industry, with the most common causes of these deaths including falls, being struck by an object, being trapped between objects, and electrocution.
With these risks on the rise, it's becoming more important by the day for savvy construction employers to implement and maintain a robust risk assessment and safety management system for their workers. Equally important for employers, though, is a thorough grounding in what part they can (and, in some cases, must) play in identifying and preventing employee drug and alcohol use in the workplace.
One of the most straightforward methods employers can use to spot and stop workplace drug use is regular drug testing. Doing so is more than just a good idea—recognizing drug use and addiction in the workplace is essential to construction safety. Also, maintaining a safe working environment is an employer's legal responsibility.
According to OSHA's OSH Act of 1970, employers "shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees." Due to the inherently dangerous nature of construction sites, having employees on the job who are impaired and unsafe to operate the equipment in their care could legally constitute such a "recognized hazard" and expose the employer to costly lawsuits or other legal battles for survival.
Drug testing in the workplace is an increasingly complex issue. With the increasing state-by-state legalization of marijuana and the ongoing challenges of the Affordable Care Act, both workplace laws and employee insurance options continue to be in flux.
Employers without a current clear, written, and communicated drug testing policy should consult their human resources department or in-house counsel before instituting such testing. It's best to make sure that they comply with current regulations around this issue, as there are some legalities involved and these will vary between countries and states.
For employers who are dealing with known drug addiction in their workforce, one of the most effective ways to treat the problem is through the offering of an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). EAPs are generally included as a part of employee health coverage, and though they increasingly cover issues other than addiction (like mental health issues), their success is well documented in helping employees treat and manage their drug and alcohol misuse problems.
For an employee who is struggling with substances, having the opportunity to straighten out their life without losing their job, their insurance, and the income that their family members rely on can mean the difference between admitting the problem and continuing to live in denial. And for employers who offer addiction treatment benefits, having a drug free workplace (or as close to it as possible) is worth much more than added dollars in their pocket. It's also about the peace of mind that comes from knowing that they're doing the best they can for the people who rely on them.
Safety management is a holistic process that is as much dependent on employee health as it is on the people who hire them. Keep your safety management system up-to-date with the latest software from SafetyTek. Contact us today for more information, or leave a comment and share your thoughts!


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Q: Ajax REST: PUT/DELETE não funciona Tenho 2 aplicações:
1) uma API Rest num servidor XPTO (Usando laravel 5.1), que possui:
  ->header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*.xpto.com.br')
  ->header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials', 'true')
  ->header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods', 'GET, POST, PUT, DELETE')
  ->header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers', 'Origin, Content-Type, Content-Range, Content-Disposition, Content-Description');

2) No meu Client: Front estático que faz AJAX GET/POST/PUT/DELETE pra API acima.
O GET/POST acontece normal, mas quando faço um PUT/DELETE ele retorna:

"Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource"

O que não faz muito sentido, pois se não tivesse o Origin, nem o POST funcionaria.
Método que utilizo:
var objXPTO = function() {
    ...
    this.Ajax = function(url,type,args,callback) {
            //console.log(url,type,args,callback);
            $.ajax({
                 url: url,
                 method: type,
                 data: args
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            });
        }
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}

Aquém tem alguma luz?

A: Galera consegui resolver meu problema, na verdade foi o CSRF do Laravel que estava me bloqueando Eu resolvi implementando um token :)

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Nikita Kucherov reached a personal milestone and helped the Tampa Bay Lightning move closer to clinching the top spot in the Eastern Conference.
Kucherov became the second player in the NHL to reach 100 points this season Jake Dotchin Jersey , and the Lightning took a two-point lead in the Atlantic Division by beating the Buffalo Sabres 7-5 Friday night.
Kucherov scored in the first period and got his 100th point assisting on Dan Girardi's goal 1:04 into the second that gave Tampa Bay a 4-2 lead.
Edmonton's Connor McDavid tops the league with 106 points. According to the NHL, this is the first season since 2009-10 with multiple 100-point players.
The Lightning got two goals from Anthony Cirelli, while Yanni Gourde, Brayden Point and Victor Hedman also scored. Alex Killorn had three assists and Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 27 shots.
Tampa Bay can wrap up the division title and the best record in the East with a win in its season finale Saturday night at Carolina, or a loss by second-place Boston in either of its final two games.
The Lightning played their second consecutive game without center Steven Stamkos (lower-body injury), who is expected to be back for the playoffs.
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The Lightning rallied on third-period goals 47 seconds apart by Cirelli (6:15) and Point (7:02) in taking a 6-5 advantage. Hedman added an empty-netter.
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"I thought, maybe, we got a little passive," Eichel said.
The teams combined for five goals in the opening 9:40 of the game. Gourde, who put Tampa Bay up 3-2, set team records for goals (25) and points (64) by a rookie.
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NOTES: Gourde's goal was his first in 14 games. … This was the 22nd time in 81 games that Buffalo (16-1-5) led after two periods.
Sabres: Close out the regular season Saturday night at Florida.
Lightning: Will look to extend their franchise-record breaking road win total to 26 against the Hurricanes.
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Louisiana Tech football vs. SMU: Scouting report, prediction for underdog Bulldogs at home
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Louisiana Tech scarcely pulled out a 45-42 victory last week against Southeastern Louisiana, but it may have been the wake-up call that the team needed after two games.
The Bulldogs (1-1) are back in action at the Joe against SMU on Saturday (2:30 p.m., CBS Sports Network) for their second straight home game.
SMU (2-0) is undefeated, beating the likes of Abilene Christian, 56-9, and North Texas, 35-12. Oddsmakers have installed SMU as a 13-point favorite.
Here is what fans need to know about the matchup between the Bulldogs and the Mustangs.
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The defense made game saving plays, needs to make routine plays
Sophomore Beejay Williamson was clearly the star on defense against Southeastern Louisiana. The defensive back had a 45-yard interception returned for a touchdown that began the scoring for the Bulldogs. It was the 15th time LA Tech has made such a play since 2017, the highest total in the nation.
Williamson recorded another interception and forced two fumbles to put an exclamation point on his performance.
"It's my money or his (the wide receiver's) money, and I want my money. I'm gonna double down on me every time," said Williamson about his approach to the game.
Multiple game-saving plays made by the Bulldogs' defense kept them in the game. Making the routine coverages and executing the assignments tasked to each player by the coaching staff will be crucial to holding SMU's scoring to a minimum.
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That was the good news for the Bulldogs' defense. The bad news was the defense allowed 495 yards through the air from Cole Kelley. Kelley was also the leading rusher for the Lions with two touchdowns, 14 carries and 42 yards.
Austin Kendall, an Oklahoma transfer, and the Bulldogs face off against another Oklahoma transfer who has already put up big numbers, Tanner Mordecai.
Mordecai redshirted when Kendall was Kyler Murray's backup. Mordecai then was the backup for Jalen Hurts and Spencer Rattler in his freshman and sophomore years, respectively.
Mordecai has completed 71% of his passes for over 600 yards and 11 touchdowns in two games. He's already surpassed his career total in touchdowns, and he's 10 yards from outperforming his career total in yards from his time at Oklahoma. And although Mordecai isn't SMU's main ball carrier, his mobility can be lethal as well.
Underdogs at home
According to ESPN's Football Power Index, the Bulldogs only have a 19% chance to win.
Louisiana Tech coach Skip Holtz said that he believes the 2021 version of SMU is the best all-around team that coach Sonny Dykes has had in his tenure at the school.
"As you look at our first two games, we played much better as an underdog than we did as the overdog," Holtz said Tuesday. "Sometimes you put that chip on your shoulder when nobody believes in you, you feel like you're fighting against the odds, you lock arms, put on your rally caps and you go to work. I think the team understands the challenge we have, this SMU team could embarrass us."
Having experienced being the underdog in the opener against Mississippi State and falling in a heartbreaker as time expired, and being held to a tight game as a a favorite against Southeastern Louisiana, has allowed Tech a chance to be on both ends. Adjustments mentally will be the name of the game Saturday.
"I'm not hitting the panic button yet, it's not time to flinch yet, it's not time to reinvent the wheel or completely throw in the trash can what we're doing. We gotta keep getting better," Holtz said.
SMU 35, Tech 17: The Mustangs' high-powered offense is just too overpowering for a work-in-progress Bulldogs' defense.


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It is my pleasure to welcome you to the graduate school of the Amsterdam Business Research Institute (ABRI). For many of you, joining our programmes indicates the start of an academic career. However, going through a PhD trajectory successfully is not an easy task. Important success factors include a passion for research, determination to collect and analyse high quality data, and commitment to getting one's work published in academic journals, while behaving responsibly and demonstrating strong ethical conduct. Passion for research and a critical and curious mind are things that you will bring to our programme. In turn, it is our task to help you excel in research skills and succeed in your academic career.
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Join us every Thursday to savour the traditions of Indian cuisine presented in a contemporary style in the spectacular setting of Benguela Brasserie & Restaurant. Take a food journey and delight in the flavours of the East with a variety of curries packed full of incredible aromas and spices. Patrons can look forward to delicious curry with a selection of traditional accompaniments each Thursday.
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Countdown to Indians' Opening Day – 47: Trevor Bauer
Bob Toth | On 17, Feb 2016
As Did The Tribe Win Last Night helps fans count down the days until the Indians retake the field in an official Major League game, we look back at some of the players who wore the Cleveland jersey with pride.
Countdown to Opening Day – 47 days
It was a strange season for Cleveland Indians starter Trevor Bauer in 2015.
It was the first time in his five-year professional career that he got to spend an entire season at the Major League level. He pitched in 31 games and logged the most innings of his MLB career. He reduced the number of hits he surrendered over the season and base runners in general for the year and even kicked his strikeout rate up a notch while setting a new career high with 170 whiffs over the season.
Yet in September, with the team still in contention for an outside shot at one of the American League Wild Card spots, he lost his place in the starting rotation and made his first professional relief appearance of his career.
Like so many of the starters in the Indians rotation, there are nights on the mound that Bauer looks capable of throwing a no-hitter. He showed it in his first outing of the 2015 season when he blanked the Houston Astros over six innings, striking out what would be an MLB career-high eleven batters on the way to his first of eleven wins on the year. But he also threw 111 pitches and less than 60% of them for strikes on the way to walking five batters and getting an early exit in a pursuit of history.
Indians reliever Nick Hagadone allowed a home run to Jed Lowrie with one out in the ninth inning to end the no-hitter and the shutout.
It was that kind of season for Bauer.
He struck out ten against the St. Louis Cardinals in May in seven and one-third innings in a no-decision. He struck out ten against the Seattle Mariners at the end of the month, and got hit with the loss after allowing just two runs. He struck out nine against the Chicago White Sox in July, but allowed six runs on three home runs in six innings for the loss.
He was the pitcher of record in an impressive 13 consecutive starts from mid-May through the end of July, posting a 6-7 record in that stretch. He would win no more than two consecutive decisions at any point throughout the year, but lost no more than three in a row.
It all added up to an 11-12 season with a complete game (loss), a 4.55 ERA, and a 1.31 WHIP. His strikeout totals were a career-best, but his career-high 79 walks were the top mark in the AL. All but one run allowed on the year was earned and his 23 homers allowed were tied for the top mark on the staff (Danny Salazar).
His splits were fairly even across the board, except in the walk category. He allowed a .239 average to right-handed batters with 90 strikeouts, 32 walks, and eleven homers allowed over 367 plate appearances. Left-handed hitters batted .225 with 80 strikeouts, 47 walks, and 12 homers over 377 trips to the batter's box. Both batting averages allowed were steady improvements for Bauer against the competition.
He started the season strong with a .174 average allowed and 28 strikeouts in 99 plate appearances while earning a 2-0 record in four April starts before settling in to average around 8.5 strikeouts per nine innings over the course of the rest of the year. His July featured his best strikeout-to-walk rate of 5.33 (32 Ks versus six walks) and a month low WHIP of 0.99, but he also allowed eight of his 23 homers during the month when he may have been much more aggressively attacking the zone but was punished by mistakes while getting away from nibbling.
Eighteen of his 30 starts ended in a quality outing. He had an 11-3 record when reaching the parameters of the statistic but eight other times he was unable to complete five full innings on the mound and was dealt losses in seven of the eight starts.
His bullpen appearance in September raised some intrigue by some about whether or not Bauer would remain a starter for the Indians long term, but it is hard to envision the cerebral right-hander being particularly comfortable in such a role moving forward. Unlike pitchers in recent history who have transitioned into a relief role in the organization, Bauer has an extensive and established arsenal of pitches that he relies upon. His pregame warmup routine would not be feasible in such a role that requires pitchers to get warm quickly when a ball game may be taking a bad turn in the wrong direction.
Simply, he is worth far more to the Indians as a starting pitcher than as a reliever.
He has once again worked this offseason with Driveline Baseball, continuing to fine tune his baseball craft that he treats as more of a science than a game. He takes the game seriously (some have said almost too seriously), but it shows a passion and intention on improving his skill set each and every year.
Now 25, he has shown that he is capable of being a game-changer on the mound and the Indians will need him to be the talent worthy of his third overall pick in 2011 by Arizona in order to make a push in the tough and talented AL Central this season.
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A Pnina Tornai Bride for an Uber Glam Jewish Wedding at the Four Seasons in Palm Beach, Florida, USA
13/08/2018 by Karen Cinnamon
This mega-chic Jewish wedding is so picture perfect, between the dreamy Palm Beach setting and the jaw-dropping florals (have you seen that chuppah?!) you'd never guess that it almost didn't happen. Brett, a social worker, and Dakota, who works in real estate, had to cancel their original wedding date at the last minute when their venue closed due to a Category 5 hurricane. Luckily, they were able to reschedule — with ALL of their original vendors, no less. How fabulous is that?!
But this wedding is so much more than its dramatic origin story. We ADORE Brett's guipure lace gown by Pnina Tornai, which she custom designed alongside Pnina herself at Kleinfeld. It's sexy without going over the top, and could it fit Brett any more perfectly?!
We're also pretty smitten with the florals, courtesy of Lane of Dalsimer Atlas. The couple gave him more or less free reign over the flowers, and it turns out that was an excellent call.
Their floral chuppah is just the dreamiest, lush and romantic as can be. And we love the ultra-creative multilevel tabletop dà©cor setup Lane came up with! Check it out for yourself in Emily Harris Photography and Senderey Video Productions's fantastic captures of the day.

Brett, the bride: We met in college at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (Go Blue!!) and have been together very, very happily ever since!
A Vera Wang Bride for an Elegant Jewish Wedding in the Hamptons, Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa, New York, USA
We see a lot of beach weddings at Smashing The Glass, but this one really goes all out with the seaside theme! NYC-based Jessica (@jessschein) and Evan (@evanschein) wanted to get married in Montauk in the Hamptons, their go-to weekend getaway from their hectic lives in the city. They chose Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa for its extraordinary views of the ocean — and the stunning sunsets over the water. Totally stunning, right?!
Jessica and Evan wanted to keep their day open, airy, and focused on the gorgeous setting. To complement their surroundings, the pair opted for a very nautical white and navy blue color scheme.
You've got to check out their out-of-this-world" blooms all in white — there's something so dramatic about keeping the flowers to a single color.
And Jessica and Evan's chuppah for their outdoor ceremony continued the theme — light and airy, it was adorned with the most beautiful white flowers — hydrangeas, orchids, and more — with sheer white side panels, so as not to interfere with the ocean view in the background. Doesn't it look romantic against that backdrop?
Photographer A Day of Bliss did a wonderful job documenting the day, and the couple sing their photographers' praises not only for their flawless shots but also for being fantastic to work with on the day. Videographer Keith Brady Media captured the feel of the day perfectly too!
Jessica looked so elegant in her lace fit-and-flare Vera Wang gown, with an exquisite long train. She and Evan wanted their day to be sophisticated and chic with modern flair, and it really was. Now over to the bride…
Jessica, the bride: "I am so happy my teacher is going to be my Aunt!" — (Evan's 8-year-old niece, and yes, Jessica's former preschool student) said, the night Jessica and Evan got engaged.
Our story began in October 2012, on a little known dating site, called JDate. However, I was already part of Evan's family — he just did not know it yet!
Let's rewind…
I came across Evan's profile, and after going back and forth with the usual 21 questions, we realized it was a very small world. It turned out that I was a preschool teacher at the school Evan's niece attended. But wait, there's more… Evan's niece did not just go to the preschool where I taught, I was actually Evan's niece's teacher — 2 years earlier!
Evan told me that he needed to get his niece's approval before committing to a date. (I thought to myself that the chance of going on their first date lay in the hands of a 4-year-old!) As it turns out, I got an A+ rating, his niece saying, "Miss Jessica was the best teacher ever!" This was a fact confirmed by Evan's brother and sister-in-law, who later admitted they always wanted to set me up with Evan. The rest is history!
A Carolina Herrera Bride for a Super Elegant Jewish Wedding at Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire, UK
Oh my goodness, this is one elegant Jewish wedding. Lauren who works in public relations, and Ross, a chartered surveyor, wanted the day to reflect all the best elements of a classic English wedding with a contemporary twist.
The couple chose Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor Jenna Keller as their wedding planner (who is offering an exclusive 10% discount to all our VIB Club members!) and she helped them bring their super glam vision to life at Capesthorne Hall, a beautiful stately home in Cheshire.
We just love a floral chuppah, and Jenna came up with just the chicest variation! Lauren wanted something unique but not over-the-top, and the refined white floral canopy atop translucent poles set against the all-white marquee fits the bill exactly. It's contemporary while embracing tradition, sophisticated and refined, just like the rest of this wedding.
To make their ceremony even more special, Lauren and Ross booked much-loved STG Recommended Vendor Boutique Chupah Music, adding to the emotional and intimate atmosphere.
Planner Jenna pointed the pair toward their wonderful photographer, Robert Shack. He did an amazing job of capturing their glamorous day, and videographer Rebecca Reville caught the festivities in live action.
Speaking of things that are glamorous, isn't Lauren's lace gown exquisite? It fits her like a glove, and that train! She found her Carolina Herrera stunner at yet another fabulous STG Recommended Vendor The Wedding Club in London–but she almost missed out on the dress of her dreams. At the end of a long day of shopping, Lauren was ready to call it quits after having found solid gown options at the first three of four appointments she had scheduled.
Her mum encouraged her not to cancel that final appointment, though, and luckily Lauren listened, because the very first dress her Wedding Club stylist brought out for her turned out to be the one. This goes to show that it's always worth taking the time to check out that one last shop (or venue, or any vendor really), because you just never know where you'll find the one! Now over to the bride herself . . .
Lauren, the bride: We first met at Habonim Dror Winter Camp in 2007 when we were both camp leaders. I remember getting on so well; however nothing romantic happened at the time!
We met again in 2011 at Birmingham City University. We were both in the same halls and decided to join forces for drinks one night during freshers' week. We have been together ever since!Continue Reading
A Legends Romona Keveza Bride for a Super Luxe Rustic-Romantic Jewish Wedding at Chateau Castellaras, Cannes, France
WOW!! We're not in the habit of rating people's weddings, but if we were, Hannah and Andrew's stunning, rustic South of France Jewish wedding is clearly 1000/10!
First of all, just LOOK at what you can achieve with eucalyptus and baby's breath – that chuppah is the stuff of dreams! Set against THAT view, it really doesn't get more breathtaking. The region had special significance to the couple, who both spent childhood holidays in the South of France, and got engaged there just one year earlier.
Nutritionist Hannah carried the Provence herb theme throughout the wedding, decorating the tables with explosions of herbs and candles. How romantic does that sound?? And just imagine how heavenly the room smelled… ahh, we almost feel like we were there.
The happy couple partied so hard their reception was shut down by the police – what a story to tell the grandkids! That's making the most of it and then some.
Hannah stunned in her beautiful lace-sleeve gown by Legends Romona Keveza purchased at none other than phenomenal STG Recommended Vendor, The Wedding Club.
Speaking of Recommended Vendors, the wedding was catered to perfection by another much-loved STG Vendor, kosher caterer, Dany's Traiteur, who also catered the couple's epic pre-wedding beach henna party.
Superstar photographer David Pullum, an epic talent and another much-loved Recommended Vendor whom we simply ADORE, captured the day with aplomb, as did videographer – Airsnap, creating the stunning highlights reel below.
It's Hannah's turn to take over the blog for all the juicy details of her and Andrew's big day; we fell madly in love with the entire celebration, and we just know you will too!
Hannah, the bride: We met in the back of a black taxi after a night out five years ago, and the rest is history!
A Cultural-Fusion Chinese-Jewish (Chewish) Wedding with a Vera Wang Bride at Kew Gardens, London, UK
There's something so special about Jew-ish weddings. Each one symbolises not only a relatively rare coming together of cultures, but a totally unique interpretation of what that combination looks like in practice. We have yet to see two Jew-ish weddings that are the same – there's no blueprint and the couple has total license to imprint their own ideas, personalities and elements of their relationship into the proceedings.
Jackie and Jon's Chinese-Jewish (Chewish) wedding was a delightful cultural fusion, taking the most meaningful, colourful and exciting traditions from both the bride and the groom's respective backgrounds and merging them into one heartfelt super-celebration.
Bride, Jackie, stole the show in her red-carpet worthy gown from Vera Wang's White Collection, which is an impressive feat in a botanical paradise venue like Kew Gardens.
All the details, including a full stationery suite, created by the talented bride herself, were captured with nothing less than expert skill by the phenomenal York Place Studios. A family business, York Place Studio is a cherished Smashing Supplier and responsible for not only the images in today's post, but also the divinely emotional wedding video at the bottom of this post (SO worth a watch).
The Smashing family was out in full force at Jackie and Jon's big day. Sensational Smashing Supplier, Shir, one of the UK's most sought-after klezmer wedding bands, also made a much-acclaimed appearance, before Creation Show Band also performed a roof-raising set. We have it on good authority that Anna Phoebe's back-bending dancefloor electric violin solo was also an unmissable experience!
We'll pass you on to Jackie now who has written up all the exceptionally borrow-able and emotional details of her and Jon's big day. Enjoy!
Jackie, the bride: Jon is a management consultant and I'm a designer. We were introduced on a netball court in New York City, when we both lived there six years ago. While I had been there for seven years, Jon was on a work/study program with 300 other Brits for a year. The week Jon left for England for good, coincidentally, my work sent me to London. We then spent a phenomenal amount of money flying across the Atlantic to visit each other for the following eight months, before Jon persuaded me to move over to London.


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Fact-checker Mohammed Zubair, who was arrested last month, will be released after getting bail in all seven cases filed against him. The court has ordered his release from jail by 6 pm today. According to the Supreme Court, "He should be released on interim bail on all FIRs. It's a set principle of law that power of arrests must be pursued sparingly. In the present case, there is no justification to keep him in continued detention and subject him to an endless round of proceedings in various courts."
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Sean McConnell
About Sean McConnell
Does anyone really read long bios? I don't. Here are a few facts you might want to know about me (aka, the important things):
1. I write songs and perform them for a living and some people seem to dig it (I think that's really cool)
2. I live, work, and love in Nashville Tennessee
3. My favorite Ninja Turtle is Donnatello (I bet yours is Michelangelo)
4. I miss my mom cooking me fish sticks
5. I write for Warner Chappell Publishing
6. I'm from a big family and I want a big family
7. I have an uncanny knack for finding unbelievably awesome T-shirts at the thrift store (I believe it is my spiritual gift)
8. Every single time I go to Taco Bell I buy two Cheesy Gordita Crunches and a grilled stuffed Burrito
9. When I write songs, I like to focus on the fact that we are all the same and we are all just searching for answers and trying to make sense of everything. It's about exploring life and celebrating truth when you find it
10. My sister broke my Sega Genesis when we were kids by spilling her cranberry juice on it. I don't think it actually smoked when it happened but I like to say that it did
Here are some places you can buy my music:
The Long Version (if you're in to that sort of thing)
Sean McConnell has independently sold one million records out of the trunk of his car! Ok so that's a big old fib but now that I have your attention here's the real information or "411" as the kids are calling it these days.
Sean McConnell was performing on stage before he ever knew it. Ok, maybe hanging out in your mamma's tummy while she is singing on stage doesn't count as performing, but he was up there nonetheless. He was born into a family of full-time musicians. Growing up in the coffee houses of the Boston folk scene, Sean watched his parents playing songs written by Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springsteen, David Wilcox, Shawn Colvin, Harry Chapin, CSNY, James Taylor and others of the like. Unknown to himself or his parents, Sean was soaking it all in and locking it away somewhere inside. Unaware of it, Sean was enrolled in the most important class of his career.
During Sean's middle school years, the McConnell family left Massachusetts to move to Atlanta, Georgia. For Sean and his three siblings, this move was less than invited. Feeling alone in a new city, Sean quickly found a way to deal with the sadness of leaving friends and family behind. He snuck into his parents' room, found his dad's guitar hidden under the bed, and started to write songs. He took the few chords that his father had taught him and went to work. Surprisingly, it came naturally; it just fell out of his mouth and on to the page. Eventually, with the support of his family, he wrote more and more songs and started playing them out at coffee houses and school functions. By the time he left for college, he had two independent records and a respectable buzz around the Atlanta area.
After high school, Sean moved to Murfreesboro, Tennessee to study music business at Middle Tennessee State University. During his sophomore year, Sean started working with Quantum Talent, a college booking agency that works with NACA (National Association of Campus Activities.) In 2006, between studying and playing all over the United States, Sean signed a publishing deal in nearby Nashville with Warner/Chappell Music. In his first two years of the deal, artists such as Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, Phil Stacey (American Idol) and many others had recorded his songs.
The Heart Of My Music (In his own words)
"For me it's all about the SONG. I remember watching my father sitting at our dining room table for hours and hours with his pencil and pad crafting his songs; spending the time to find the perfect word, the perfect chord, the perfect melody. That really made an impression on me. When I write a song it really is a kind of science, an operation; but it isn't mathematical or calculated, it is alive and breathing and moving. At the risk of sounding like a hippie on a soapbox, music is still powerful and holy and sacred to me. You can turn it into a product and a business, but you can't start it that way. To me the genesis of a song has to be honest and unassuming. I truly believe that God hands me these gifts and it is my job to translate them as honestly as I can. You have to let a song be what it is. We can't lose that. When I write songs, I like to focus on the fact that we are all the same and we are all just searching for answers and trying to make sense of everything. It's about exploring life and celebrating truth when you find it."
Sean is now 24 and works, lives, and loves in Nashville, Tennessee where he still divides his time between writing and touring.
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