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Toby's experience and expertise in the field of labor law includes creation and implementation of organization and employment structures, assisting employer-clients in collective bargaining negotiations and representing clients in labor disputes. He leads and supervises the Firm's immigration practice as part of its commitment to provide full service to its clients. Toby also handles election and intellectual property cases.
Toby represents clients before the Department of Labor and Employment, National Labor Relations Commission, Department of Justice, Bureau of Immigration, trial courts and appellate courts. He is also the Firm Representative to the American Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines.
Toby started his law practice at De Borja Medialdea Bello Guevarra & Gerodias (BMBGG) in 1999. Toby was a Senior Associate at BMBGG Law prior to co-founding the Firm in 2006.
Toby obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of the Philippines in 1992. In 1999, he obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the Ateneo de Manila University. Toby was admitted to the Philippine Bar in 2000.


Fordham Women's Basketball has had games where it looks out of sorts for one half but solid in the other. None has been more Jekyll and Hyde than the Rams 65-47 WNIT first round win over the Harvard Crimson.
I'm a little ashamed to admit it, but I had the first half of this game story written during halftime. It was pessimistic, but deservedly so. Not only was Fordham losing 33-24, but it looked even uglier than that. You could feel it in the Rose Hill Gym; the Rams seemed out of sorts, maybe as a product of the two week layoff between the Atlantic 10 Championships and Friday's game, and the crowd seemed dour.
The dour feeling started in the first quarter. After going back and forth – there were four lead changes in that quarter alone – Taylor Rooks for Harvard hit a second-chance three to put the Crimson up 15-13. Harvard hit two more baskets to go up 19-13 headed into the second quarter, where it was more of the same. While Harvard only outscored Fordham 14-11, making the halftime score a normally manageable 33-24, it did not feel that way.
The Rams just looked completely out of sorts. There were two shot clock violations and a number of close calls as well. The defense struggled to rotate, allowing Harvard to shoot over 58 percent from the floor, including 5-7 from three.
To make matters even worse, senior forward and star player G'mrice Davis couldn't have hit Keating if she was standing next to it, going just 3-9 from the field, including a number of ugly shots. However, this was not just a case of having an off night; she was being double-teamed left and right and simply couldn't work her way through Harvard's Jeannie Broehm.
Another telling stat? Both Fordham and Harvard committed nine turnovers. Harvard scored 13 points off those turnovers. Fordham, just four.
In the second half, the refrain was the same from head coach Stephanie Gaitley as it had been all season: if the defense is there, the offense will follow. The Rams certainly turned on the defense, and oh boy did the offense follow.
The third quarter started slow, with neither team scoring for over two minutes. But then freshman guard – and the Rams' leading scorer all year – Bre Cavanaugh hit a three to pull the Rams within six. The defense then harried the Crimson into a turnover, and Cavanaugh got fouled in transition while making a layup. She hit the free throw to make it 33-29. Next possession, freshman forward Johanna Klug snagged a steal and Cavanaugh made another transition layup, making it eight unanswered points and pulling the Rams within one, 33-32; that was when I deleted my original game story.
But it didn't stop there. After trading threes, junior Mary Goudling completed a circus three-point play to give the Rams the lead, 37-36. It was their first lead since she had given them a 13-12 lead with 3:20 left in the first quarter.
There was a little girl shrieking in excitement in the stands. She was all of us.
Cavanaugh hit another three and another layup, giving her 13 of the Rams' 20 third quarter points. Harvard, suffocated by the defense, scored just seven. Fordham took at 52-40 into the fourth quarter.
Gaitley said the defensive formula was simple: switch everything.
"Ball screen switch, switch down the screens, just more of an effort of just taking away the three and making them put the ball on the floor," said Gaitley.
As for Davis, she basically stopped shooting outside of two shots at the end of the quarter. Instead, she started distributing, finishing the game with a career-high (and game-high) five assists.
Gaitley gave a lot of credit to freshman forward Zara Jillings, who has been somewhat of a defensive specialist for the Rams this season. With her in the lineup, it was much easier for the Rams to switch and deny the three.
After allowing Harvard to go 5-7 from three in the first half, the Rams held them to 4-14 in the second half.
In a touching moment, the major lead allowed Gaitley to first sub out Davis, who was playing in what was probably the final home game of her career, and gave her a big hug. And then the rest of the bench got about 20 seconds in the game as well.
With the win, Fordham advances to play Drexel in Philadelphia on Sunday at 4 p.m. in the next round of the WNIT.
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Why Should I Vote?
Hook Activity
What do students already know about voter participation in Texas? Each student identifies truths and lies about voting participation by writing true or false as the instructor reads the question to the class.
Example questions:
Nearly 75% of eligible Texas voters cast their votes in the 2016 Presidential election.
(False: In the 2016 presidential election, 55% of eligible voters in Texas actually voted.)
There are more voters over the age of 65 than voters ages 18-29 in Texas.
(False. See U.S. Census Data)
Voter turnout in the gubernatorial election was higher than voter turnout in local elections in 2016.
(True. Only 10% of eligible voters voted in local elections compared to 35% in the governor's race.)
Voter participation varies by age and level of education.
(True. Voter participation increases as age and education increase.)
College graduates are more likely to vote than non-college graduates.
(True. Data show that the single biggest predictor of whether someone will vote is whether they hold a college degree. See link to Science News for Students article below and the U.S. Census Data.)
https://dcccd.yuja.com/V/Video?v=210521&node=1027367&a=1760483806&autoplay=1 ( 3:40 minutes)
Video Outline: Why Should I Vote?
Voter turnout: percentages of eligible voters who voted in 2016 presidential, gubernatorial, and local elections.
Montage of responses from students to the question of why they did not vote in the 2016 presidential election.
"Does my vote really matter?"
Narration about the correlation between voter turnout and issues.
Illustration reinforces the point that lower turnout among younger voters limits their influence on issues while giving more power to older voters who turnout at higher rates.
Activity – Discussions
Instructor chooses one or more of the following:
Instructor leads a discussion about why students should vote based on ideas from the video and their own thoughts. Instructor can use Padlet.com or other collaborative tool to show students' responses live.
Instructor leads group study and discussion of voter turnout in the 2016 election using charts* at United States Census Bureau. Voting and Registration https://thedataweb.rm.census.gov/TheDataWeb_HotReport2/voting/voting.hrml*Note error: Text on second graph, Voting and registration by age in United States: 2016 states "18-to-24-year-olds" in referring to the "18-29" category.
Instructor leads group discussion followed by independent research on the accuracy of voter turnout rates and trends in voting behavior:
United States Election Project
http://www.electproject.org/home/voter-turnout
"The Voting Habits of Americans Like You" (scatter charts based on 2012 election)
https://nyti.ms/2jSm7Hh
Reading Assignment
Instructor chooses option most appropriate for reading level.
"4 Reasons Why Many People Don't Vote"
-Bethany Brookshire
Nov 7, 2016 – 7:45 AM EST
https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/4-reasons-why-many-people-dont-vote
OpenStax, American Government, Chapter 7
7.2 Voter Turnout
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As you read, look for answers to the following questions:
What factors motivate registered voters to vote?
What circumstances commonly prevent citizens from voting?
Why is voter turnout low in the United States?
Activity – What Is Your Voting Heritage?
When it comes to casting our votes, we tend to assume that showing up at the polling booth is driven by the issues at stake. But there's some evidence to indicate that voting habits are just that, habits, shaped in part by the practices and routines of our parents when we're still too young to vote." Read the remainder of the article in preparation for the interviews you will conduct for this assignment.
The New York Times.
"What Really Makes Us Vote? It May Be Our Parents"
The Checkup
By Perri Klass, M.D.
https://nyti.ms/2ewl4tg
Do most of your family members or neighbors vote in elections? Is voting a routine in your family? Will you be influenced by how your parents or friends voted?
After reading the NY Times article, survey at least 10 family members or friends and report on their reasons for voting or not voting. What are your conclusions about voting after this survey?
Assess what factors, beyond family, can encourage voting behavior: friends, faith community, media…
After students complete the interviews, the instructor facilitates a group discussion of their findings.
Optional: Collect data table handout and interview questions for grading.
Observations that may surface in the discussion:
no voting heritage
takes too much time to become informed about the candidates and issues
attitude that vote will not count
cynicism about politics and the election process
Based on the article, what is most motivating for turning voters out to the polls? What advice would you give to campaigns and non-profit organizations to encourage better voter participation?
Students can utilize the embedded link – Research on voting patterns – within The New York Times article to pursue the topic in more depth.
Voter Survey Questions
Survey at least 10 adults using the following questions. Use a separate form for each person surveyed. When all surveys are complete, tally the answers in Voter Survey Data to report results.
Did you vote in the most recent election?
If you did not vote, why not?
Did not know where to vote
Didn't care
Other (please describe) _________________________
Do you vote in the primary elections where political parties nominate their candidates?
Do you consider yourself a member of a specific political party?
Do you vote in local elections (mayor, city council, school board, etc.)?
Are you concerned about the way our local government is run?
Do you feel your vote is important in determining the way our local government is run?
Do you know anyone who has run for a political office?
Do you vote in every election?
Would you agree with a law that would make voting mandatory?
Adapted from ActivitesHS4_elections.pdf, p.129
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Voter Survey Data
Video Links: Modules 1 - 3
Does My Vote Matter?
What Am I Voting For?
Where Do I Find Information?
When and Where Do I Vote?
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France calls leaked Macron text 'new low' in Australia subs row
Ties between France and Australia have been damaged by Canberra's cancellation of a major submarine deal.
SYDNEY: The Australia-France row over the collapse of a submarine deal reached an "unprecedented new low" when a text message from the French president to Australia's leader was leaked, France's ambassador to Canberra said Wednesday.
Emmanuel Macron sent the message to Prime Minister Scott Morrison two days before Australia announced that it had torn up a decade-old multi-billion-dollar contract with France to build a new fleet of submarines.
Paris reacted furiously, and Macron added to the furore at the weekend by accusing Morrison of lying to him, a charge the Australian has batted away.
In a fiery speech on Wednesday, French ambassador to Australia Jean-Pierre Thebault said the leaking of the private text was an "unprecedented new low".
"You don't behave like this on personal exchanges of leaders who are allies. But maybe it is just confirmation that we were never seen as an ally," he told Australia's National Press Club.
"Doing so also sends a very worrying signal for all heads of state: beware, in Australia, there will be leaks.
"And what you say in confidence to your partners will be eventually used and weaponised against you one day."
In the message, Macron had asked Morrison: "Should I expect good or bad news for our joint submarine ambitions?"
Reports said the leak could have been engineered by Morrison's office in retaliation for the "lying" charge.
Australia announced in mid-September it was abandoning the French diesel submarines in favour of nuclear-powered submarines as it joined a new defence alliance with Britain and the United States dubbed AUKUS.
The pact is widely viewed as an attempt to counter rising Chinese influence in the Asia-Pacific region.
Thebault said Canberra's suggestion that dissatisfaction with the French conventional submarines had been communicated was "fiction", saying Paris could not be expected to interpret "ambiguous attitudes".
He pointed to an August joint communique underlining the importance of the sub deal — just two weeks before it was ripped up — adding "the deceit was intentional".
Thebault, who was briefly recalled to Paris over the dispute, said it was now "up to Australia" to suggest ways to repair the damaged relationship.
"We won't buy on promises of love. Love is good. But proof of love is much better," he said.
Speaking to Australian reporters in Dubai, Morrison attempted to draw a line under the episode, saying it was now time to "move on".
"I don't think there is any further profit for anyone in continuing down this path," he said. "Claims were made and claims were refuted, what is needed now is for us to all just get on with it."
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A vendor (R) sells vegetables at a food market in the Russian southern city of Stavropol.
The World Bank predicted Wednesday that Russia's economy will contract by 3.8 percent this year and continue to underperform in the years to come amid the continuing impact of Western sanctions.
Economic problems will also drive down real wages and push about 5 million more Russians into poverty this year, the World Bank said.
Russia faces an "era of small potential growth" because of low oil prices and meager investment, the World Bank's lead economist for Russia, Birgit Hansl, told reporters at the presentation of the biannual Russia Economic Report in Moscow.
The World Bank's baseline forecast, using an average oil price of $52 a barrel this year, said that Russia's economy will shrink 3.8 percent in 2015 and 0.3 percent in 2016. Oil is Russia's chief export earner.
The move is a significant downgrade from December when the international organization predicted just a 0.7 percent contraction for 2015.
"The continued impact of sanctions and lower oil prices will push the Russian economy into a protracted recession," the World Bank said in the report.
Global benchmark Brent oil, which fell from highs of $115 in June, was trading at about $55 a barrel Wednesday. If oil prices average $45 a barrel this year then the Russian economy could shrink by up to 4.6 percent, the bank said.
The European Union and the United States imposed a broad range of sanctions on Russia for Moscow's role in the Ukraine crisis. The measures include asset freezes and travel bans for individuals, a block on state companies raising foreign debt, and restrictions on the sale of technology and equipment in some key sectors.
While tensions in Ukraine appear to be easing with a cease-fire in the east of the country, the World Bank said Wednesday that it now believes economic sanctions will be in place throughout 2015 and 2016.
"The impact of sanctions is likely to linger for a long time. … Sanctions could well alter the structure of the Russian economy and the ways in which Russia integrates with the rest of the world," the World Bank said, comparing Russia's position with that of South Africa in the 1980s.
The World Bank report highlighted that Russia's economic woes will also have a significant impact on the most vulnerable sections of the country's population.
The number of Russian living in poverty — defined as those living on $5 or less a day — is set to record its first major rise since the late 1990s, according to the bank. Poverty rates fell steadily during a period of rising oil prices and stability in the 2000s and were flat in the 2008-09 financial crisis.
But in 2015 the poverty rate will rise to 14.2 percent, meaning about 5 million people will have slipped into penury, according to the bank. In 2014, 11.2 percent of Russians were living below the poverty line, an increase of 600,000 people from 2013, according to the Federal Statistics Service.
Pressure on the state budget from low oil prices gives the government fewer options to combat rising poverty.
The well-known military theorist Carl von Clausewitz once said that "War is a mere continuation of politics by other means."


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Cancer cachexia and muscle wasting is a complex metabolic disease with a dysbalance of decreased anabolic and increased catabolic factors. In addition, it is an inflammatory disease. Muscle wasting is always seen in progressive cancer patients. A decrease in muscle mass has negative consequences for the host. Tumor mediators (cytokines, prostaglandines, interferons, proteolysing inducing factors [PIF]) change the metabolism of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates. TNF-α, prostaglandines,PIE effect muscle wasting is due to an increase of degradation and a decrease in muscle synthesis.
The most important pathway for intracellular protein breakdown in skeletal muscle is the ATP-Ubiquitin Proteosome Proteolytic Pathway (UPP). The stimulation of UPP is associated with proteolysis. In addition due to inflammation and stimulation of NF-kB protein synthesis is decreased. Among a lot of proposed agents influencing protein breakdown in cancer patients, the most promising are non steroidal inflammatory drugs, fish oil, branched chain amino acids. In addition, ATP and TNF-αinhibitors are interesting, but are not studied in detail yet. Until now, there are promising studies available to interfere with the muscle breakdown using non-steroidal inflammatory drugs, fish oil and branched chain amino acids. Down regulation the proinflammatory tumor related mediators seems to be the most important approach to treat muscle wasting and cancer cachexia. Further clinical trials with this agents alone or in combinations are needed.
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There was certain evangelist who was part of our church group in Kenya that wore no shoes. I thought that he was just too poor to afford any, but one day He told us why he always walked barefoot. He said that before God saved him he was a drunkard and a very bad person. One time he killed a man just for his shoes. When he gave his heart to Jesus he made a vow to never again wear shoes so that he would remember what kind of man he used to be.
There was another woman who came to our church. She grew up very hard and suffered a lot of abuse. One day, with a rope around her neck she was about to hang herself on a tree when she heard faint music. As She listened the music was the sweetest she had ever heard. She took the rope off and went towards the singing and found an open air crusade. She heard the gospel and gave her heart to Jesus that very day.
A christian believer had a dream. In that dream an angel told him to go to the next village and talk to a certain man he knew. Very early in the morning, when it was still dark, he arose and started walking to the hut of person the Angel spoke about. When he arrived, he knocked on the door but there was no answer. He pushed his way inside only to find the man had just hanged himself and was almost dead. He cut him down and shared the gospel with him and the man was saved.
A woman's son had just died. He was growing cold. The other women in the hut were crying out. She prayed. One hour went by and then another. Still she prayed for the little lifeless body in her arms. Suddenly, her boy came back to life and the spirit of God filled the place and everyone fell to their knees weeping and repenting.
Our Father is all around us doing miracles on a daily basis. We serve a living God who is more loving and more powerful to save than we could ever imagine. The same God who worked in these peoples lives is the same wonderful Person that loves us. Let us look to Him for everything and believe Him for anything for He is well able to do above and beyond What we ask.


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Brito joins Egypt's growing list of cloud kitchens after raising $1.25 million
For Egyptians, ordering food from a local restaurant is nothing novel. The country's restaurant market is thought to be worth $17 billion annually and while most orders are placed over the phone, online food delivery sales have been on the rise. The steady increase in the local market has led to the emergence of a new crop of cloud kitchens, looking to carve out their niche in the global cloud kitchens sector, set to be valued at $230 billion by 2025 and close to $1 trillion by 2030.
Launched in 2022 by Rania Reda and Mo'nes Sadeq, Brito Cloud Kitchens owns and operates a series of smartly distributed, and fully operated Cloud Kitchens all over Egypt helping international brands to expand their presence and delivery to the Egyptian market in no time and with minimum investment.
The market boasts different forms of cloud kitchens, with Kitchen as a service (KaaS) remaining the most popular. A recent entrant to the space is Brito, a multi-brand KaaS startup that was launched early this year by Rania Reda and Mo'nes Sadeq.
Brito relies on the "hub and spoke" model to achieve consistency in the quality of food provided by its brand partners. It utilises a high-volume, shared-space commercial kitchen that acts as a hub where food is semi-prepared and then shipped to satellite kitchens, or spokes, scattered across East Cairo to be finished and packaged for delivery.
Using a newly-raised $1.25 million round, the startup is looking to double down on its kitchen technology, grow its delivery fleet as well as expand its presence in Cairo.
"Over the past two decades, I have been working on developing software systems for F&B brands, and found out that there are still a lot of gaps in the foodservice sector due to the ever changing consumer behavior, and these gaps only became more visible with the Covid-19 crisis," says Reda.
As the sharing economy continues to take hold in multiple sectors in Egypt, F&B brands have largely fallen behind according to Reda.
"The cloud kitchens model stood as a part of the sharing economy, defined by the utilisation of existing resources. We started Brito so we can reshape the industry by making it more profitable for restaurants to open up and expand using technology-led tools to improve scalability," she adds.
The industry, however, remains at the early stages of development due to the relatively low volume of online food delivery sales when compared to offline and delivery logistics challenges such as traffic congestion as well as the difficulty of obtaining a licence, which has led to a number of cloud kitchens to operate out of locations that may not be appropriate to run commercial kitchens.
Similar to other cloud kitchens operators, Brito is not only relying on deliveries coming through online
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Art and Soul: Where I create! night view!
hello welcome to the art studio!
I love twinkle lights and candles,,usually have music on and my water fountatin too!
this is the amazingly clean view of the desk!
This mirror has become a great place to display art!
love my art cart! my mascot charlie is in the tiny chair, he watches over the room.
places to show off creations and angels.
love these divided holders for bits and bobs!
childrens books i love to collect!
journals that need to be created in!
My muse...gift from a swap!
somerset studios and cloth paper scissors! my favorite mags.
two of my favorite "students" my grand kids syd and jet!!They love cakees art room!
Thanks for visiting moms room!
Great space...I love the night view! I think I need to add twinkle lights somewhere in my craft room.
I LOVE the quote to live by that you shared!!
I am a new follower, and I think you sure have all you need for creativity here.
Love the lights.Such a magical space to play in.Lucky grandchildren to have a creative gran!
Thanks for stopping by. Just visited your studio and I am liking the twinkle lights idea and maybe the water fountain. Love that mirror as well. Have fun with your grandkids.
The place is wonderful. Love the grandchildren already exploring their creative talents. Twinkle lights are awesome.
I love your space and your kitty is cute. Thanks for sharing.
Great space with even a place to nap or just relax.
I love the same magazines.
Beautiful space! I too love twinkle lights and music..... I have lights around my window for night crafting.
You have a wonderful room to create in. Like you, I store items in unique/unusual things--love how you stored your items. I also love the lights. I just might 'steal' this idea from you. Enjoy your beautiful grandchildren!
Your room is wonderful, so much warmth in the evening. I love the lights...think I need to add those to my art space. Happy creating!
Who would have thought about a night view..It makes it so romantic and inviting...Love it! Thank you for having us all by to see your studio.
It's beautiful! I love your cats and your grand kids, they're adorable.
Fun art & craft room, I like your little Charlie : ) If Im not wrong, but you have light carpeting in your room and your grandkids painting in there... You are one brave woman!!!
What a fun space for creating! Love your sweet kitty!
Wow, so pretty and comfortable! I love your cats... They're beautiful!
Your creative space is gorgeous! I love your twinkling lights and the fact that you put your water fountain on while you're in there. I did indeed enjoy my visit. Thank you for sharing.
Wow you art is amazing, love where you make it too.


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Pretty 18-Year Old Somalian Refugee Brutally Attacks Austrian Woman for Owning a Dog
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It's True. Bill Clinton Asked Russia to Interfere in a US Presidential Election
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A leaked White House memo shows Clinton and Yeltsin had agreed to support each other in their respective reelection bids. The memo says that, if Yeltsin lifted the ban against poultry imports from the US, it would help Clinton's campaign.
Max Blumenthal Criticizes Fellow Democrats for Trump-Russia-Collusion Smear Campaign
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Parents Outraged over Teen Vogue's Guide to Anal Sex
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Young Indigenous Europeans Pushing Back against Immigration that Is Changing the Culture of Europe
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Ever thought of sharing a lot of your experiences on a dating blog but didn't know where to start? Well I'm sure there are a lot of you who have very interesting stories and advice to share throughout your dating life. You probably already share it with a lot of your friends and a lot of them may find it very interesting. Why not share it with everybody online and get paid for it? Yes, even the bad dates are worth something these days! Not just to serve as a lesson but also as good entertainment as well as a way to make good money online.
I am pretty sure you have a friend or two who loves to share their food choices or even fashion ideas throughout their social networks. Wouldn't you think sharing your dating and relationship experience to people who may be interested or even be in need of whatever you've gone through? That's just part of it. The thing is that there is also many ways to make money from this than you think.
Dating coaches on the internet obviously love to sell their programs or courses on the internet using their blogs. They also probably sell e-books on their dating blog to address certain problems and issues with finding the perfect match. Especially nowadays with online dating taking a huge turn and has become a lot more popular. A blog can certainly also be a way for people to get to know you better and perhaps even help you find some interesting people to connect and be friends with.
But you can also treat your dating blog like a business that can make you money. Think about most of how a lot of TV programmes or magazines make money. A lot of it is through advertising rather than selling products. There are different talk shows that address different themes and different topics and dating and relationships are no different.
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Биндюжник — назва професії XIX — початку XX століття в Одесі, яка має два значення:

 людина, яка править кіньми (зазвичай, у найманій підводі, найманому екіпажі);
 портовий вантажник.

Походить від слова «биндюги» (від  <  або від ), яким називали великий віз ломового візника.

Федя Трапочка був останнім із биндюжників Одеси, він підробляв після війни, і разом з ним ця професія померла назавжди.

У сучасному варіанті «биндюжник» — синонім грубої, неосвіченої людини.

У масовій культурі
 У відомій радянській пісні «Шаланды, полные кефали» співається, що «все биндюжники вставали», що означало знак поваги, проявлений до гідної людини.
 У літературі термін «Биндюжник» зустрічається у Ісака Бабеля, Шолом-Алейхема, Лева Кассіля та інших письменників, чия творчість була пов'язана з Одесою.
 1989 року в СРСР був випущений фільм під назвою «Биндюжник і Король», знятий за мотивами «Одеських оповідань» і «Заходу» Ісака Бабеля.

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Uniforms - How much? How often? How do you budget?
Uniform is a key consideration for any business and can be one of the first things a customer notices when coming into contact with your brand. A stylish uniform can also help attract the best staff to want to come and work for your business, but how do you determine how much you should spend per employee?
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Unfortunately, the holiday season is over. That means the decorations are packed up and shipped back to the garage, basement or attic that they came from and you're shuffling back to work. As hard as it is to shake the New Year restlessness, it's better to hit the ground running. Why not start 2018 with some light reading on the importance of critical alignment in your hydraulic systems.
You know the importance of critical alignment in your hydraulic systems, right? It makes sense that when there are mechanisms moving tandemly and working together, that they need to be aligned properly. This relationship is so important, that it's deemed "critical" alignment.
Unfortunately, when many design engineers are designing a machine, they simply adhere to the tolerances specified by component manufacturers. Not all component manufacturers are created equal and they don't all have the capability to produce parts to specified tolerances. This might not seem like a big issue, but misalignments can wreak havoc on hydraulic systems. Instead of ignoring these issues, they should be addressed in one of two ways; through machining components with better tolerances, or by using a softer bearing material.
While the first scenario is most ideal, it comes at a price. Machining components with tighter specs is inherently more expensive and might not be cost effective. Alternatively, using a softer material like bronze allows the bearing to wear itself down to match alignment of the surrounding components. This can lead to premature component failure. The decision on which route to take can be overwhelming, especially for those who aren't experts in the industry. That is why having a trusted hydraulic expert on your team is almost as essential as having strong critical alignment.
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Boy meets girl. Sparks fly. Then, wine!
So, there was this time when Adam Smith was in a band. A reasonably successful band that signed a recording contract with a label based out of Portland. So Adam moved to Portland and decided to explore the area.
He wandered into Domaine Serene and fell in love with their wines. He tried to talk his way into a job as the tasting room manager, but his lack of experience was glaring. Stymied, he convinced them to let him work as a cellar rat. And the rest, as they say, is history.
More than 10 years later, Adam left the music world for the wine world. Interned at some of the Willamette Valley's most prestigious wineries, made wine in New Zealand, and fell in love with a rockstar viticulturist, Lauren Eisold. One of the few women vineyard managers in the Willamette Valley, the range of the vineyards she manages is astounding.
In 2009, they decided to start their own (wine) label and bought a little land to rehab into their own vineyard. Now they are one of the hottest winemaking teams in Oregon crafting Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. They like to say that they're "hopelessly devoted to producing beautiful wines that express elegance, complexity and integrity."
Not sure about Chardonnay? Give this one a taste. You're going to love it.
From a variety of small, sustainably-grown vineyards in the Willamette Valley, this wine is barrel-fermented for 12 months in neutral French oak, on the lees, and goes through 100% malolactic fermentation.
The resulting wine is classic in style, but not cloying with oak. You'll notice citrus notes and hints of spice on the nose and a bright mouth feel - and a supple and tasty finish that makes you wonder, "Am I tasting pears dipped in honey?"


The roads of the Dolomites with many Passes with height above 2,000 meters, offer great views of these beautiful mountains. For many people these mountains are the most beautiful in the world, surely the Dolomites are the most magnificent in Europe: in any case are absolutely unique!
The Great Dolomites Road, built between 1895 and 1909, runs through the Dolomites from Bolzano to Cortina d'Ampezzo, a distance of 90 km.
We will cross the Ega Valley that begins at Bolzano and runs eastward between the Rosengarten and the Latemar mountains. This road was built in 1895 when the territory was part of the Austro Hungarian Empire. Part of the route is located in a canyon carved by the river Ega.
From the Costalunga Pass we will reach the Fassa Valley in Trentino: we will pass through the towns of Vigo di Fassa and Canazei to arrive under the imposing peaks of the Sella Group.
From Ortisei, in less than an hour, we'll be back in Bolzano.
Number of participants: 2-6 travellers.


CdZnTe is the most suitable epitaxial substrate material of HgCdTe infrared detectors, because its lattice constant is able to achieve full match with HgCdTe's lattice constant. It is always needed to etch CdZnTe substrate during the process of device separation or when we want to fabricate micro optical device on CdZnTe substrate. This paper adopts the more advanced method, Inductive Coupled Plasma-Reactive Ion Etching(ICP-RIE). The etching conditions of ICP-RIE on CdZnTe substrate are explored and researched. First of all, a set of comparative experiments is designed. All of CdZnTe samples with the same component are polished by chemical mechanical polishing before etching. Then all samples are etched by different types of etching gases(CH4/H2/N2/Ar) and different ratios of gases as we designed. The etching time is all set to 30 minutes. After that, the surface roughness, etching rate, etching damage and the profile of etched mesas are tested and characterized by optical microscope, step profiler and confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM), respectively. It is found that, Ar gas plays the role of physical etching, but the etching rate will decline when the concentration of Ar gas is too high. The results also show that, the introduction of N2 causes more etching damage. Finally, combination of CH4/H2/Ar is used to etch CdZnTe substrate. The ratio of these gases is 2sccm/2sccm/10sccm. The testing results of optimized etching show that, the maximum etching rate reaches up to 20μm/h and the etched CdZnTe surface is smooth with very low etching damage. At last, aimed at the shortcoming of photoresist's degeneration after long-time etching, the ICP etching process of CdZnTe deep mesa is studied. Double-layer or triple-layer photoresist are spin-coated on CdZnTe substrate during the process of lithography. Then ICP etching is carried out with the optimized condition. It is seen that there is no more phenomena of degeneration.


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Terri Runnels
Born: 10/05/1966 in Live Oak, Florida
Birthname: Terri Lynne Boatright
Height & Weight: 5'0", 100 Ib
Titles Won:
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Slammy Award for Best Couple (1997) – with Goldust
Runnels began her professional wrestling career in World Championship Wrestling as Miss Alexandra York, manager of The York Foundation. She later joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), where she worked for eight years.In the early years of her career with the WWF, she managed her (then) real-life husband Dustin Runnels (known on-screen as Goldust) and was a member of the Pretty Mean Sisters alliance. She also managed both The Hardy Boyz and Edge and Christian following the Terri Invitational Tournament in 1999.
Subsequently, she had an on-screen rivalry with The Kat, managed The Radicalz stable, and worked as a host and interviewer. During her time with the WWF, she briefly held the WWE Hardcore Championship, her only championship during her career. After leaving the wrestling business, Runnels became involved in philanthropic work.
Notable Feuds: w/ Goldust vs. Triple H & Chyna, w/ Goldust vs. Brian Pillman, vs. The Kat, vs. Trish Stratus
Wrestlers Managed: Nancy Benoit, The York Foundation (Michael Wallstreet, Mr. Hughes, Terrance Taylor, Thomas Rich and Richard Morton), Goldust, Val Venis, Tori, Too Much/Two Cool, The Mean Street Posse, Team Xtreme, Chris Jericho, Meat, Rhyno, Perry Saturn, The Radicalz, Raven.
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A rarely seen photograph of Tina Leser, made in 1950. She appears to be wearing a dress of her own design ( Notice the similarity to the plaid in the Kaiser and Frazer ad below). The photo was taken at her farm on Long Island, and she is seen here with her Great Dane, Taxi. Photo copyright and courtesy of Andrejs Sinats.
In 1940, Tina Leser went to New York on a buying trip and to try and sell her designs. Partly through the influence of Harper's Bazaar editor, Carmel Snow, she placed an order with Saks for 500 garments. She continued to live and work in Honolulu, but in 1941, decided to open a business in New York. She closed her Honolulu store in 1942 after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, and moved to New York. There she ran her company until the next year, when she became the designer at Edwin H. Foreman. It was at Foreman, that Tina Leser developed the international style for which she became famous.
Tina was born Christina Wetherill Shillard-Smith, in 1910. She was the daughter of an affulent Philadelphia stockbroker and his artist wife. The family traveled widely, and as a young child, Tina visited Asia, Europe and Africa, and for a time, actually lived in India. When it came time to choose a career, she settled on art school, and attended first the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and then the Sorbonne, in Paris.
In 1931, at the age of 21, Tina married Curtin Leser, and the two of them moved to Honolulu, Hawaii. It was here that Tina Leser began her career in fashion. She opened a shop in 1935, in which she sold clothing that she designed. Leser used native Hawaiian, and imported filipino fabrics to construct sportswear, day wear and gowns. She then worked with a process to hand-block designs onto sailcloth. As an artist, she often handpainted a fabric to order. A customer might order a special skirt with the family pet handpainted on it.
It was wartime, and travel around the world was quite limited for the private citizen. But Leser looked for, and found interesting cultural influences close to home - Mexico, Guatemala, Hawaii, and the USA countryside. From Mexico she took the traditional appliqued flannel jackets and added sequins. From Guatemala she took their handwoven cloth and made skirts and playsuits. Their blanket fabric was turned into strapless dresses.
She utilized Hawaiian shapes - the sarong and the wrap skirt, and also used Hawaiian fabrics to make an innovative bathing suit that had just one strap. And she referenced the United States by taking the coveralls adopted by so many American women factory workers, and making attractive versions in flannel and plaid.
...it's a complete week-end wardrobe by Tina Leser"
The Honeymoon collection was featured in the November, 1949 issue of Holiday magazine.
One of most remarkable events in Tina Leser's career was her honeymoon! She was remarried in 1948 to James Howley (she and Leser had divorced in 1935), and for their honeymoon the pair took a trip around the world. Actually, it was an inspiration-finding expedition, and it led to her Fall 1949 multi-cultural collection.
The influences were gathered from what she would see on every step of her journey - kimonos from Japan, silk pajamas from China, a priest's coat from Thailand, the colors and embroideries of Indian fabrics, peasant clothing from Italy, antique fashion plates from France and porcelains from England - all influenced her fall line.
In the photograph to the left, you can see how traditional Indian punjab pants were interpreted by Ms. Leser. She continued to reinvent this basic ensemble throughout her career.
After 1949, Leser continued to reference a variety of ethnic influences, often mixing them in a single garment or collection. For example, she might take a purely American fabric such as the red and white check commonly used in picnic tablecloths, and sew it into an item with an Oriental-influenced shape such as a sarong or kimono.
Leser also liked to take a "casual" fabric and use it for a "formal" function. An example would be the same gingham tablecloth cotton sewn into a party dress. Or she might take a formal fabric and use it for a casual function, as in the case of her elaborately printed and embroidered bathing suits.
She also liked to take a favorite fabric or trim and use it across her collection. I've seen embroidery very similar to what is on this bathing suit made into a hostess gown, trimming the edges of a cashmere sweater, and made into a pair of slacks.
But so that you don't start thinking that ALL Tina Leser could design was exotic and foreign-inspired, she also used fabrics from some of the very best fabric design firms. Most notably, she had designs using the "Modern Master" series of fabric from Fuller. This was a series of fabrics commissioned by Fuller Fabrics by some of the world's most prominent artists, such as Picasso and Miro. She also used Wesley Simpson prints, Hope Skillman fabrics and Boussac florals. And she loved and used cashmere, both from the American firm Dalton, and the Scottish Pringle.
She designed lots of pretty dresses that today, would be considered to be quite dressy, but in the late 1940s and into the 1950s, were much more casual than what most people were accustomed to wearing.
A great example is this wrap dress made from cotton sateen. It was featured in the May 1956 issue of Good Housekeeping, and earned their seal of approval!
Tina Leser left Foreman in 1953 to form her own company, Tina Leser Originals. In the 1950s, women needed clothes for an increasingly casual lifestyle, and Leser's pieces were casual but sophisticated. People were entertaining at home, and many of Leser's ads during the 1950s show a relaxed hostess curled up in a pair of her slacks and a comfortable tunic.
She perfected (some references say "invented") the slim toredor pants of the 1950s, which were often paired with exotic tunics or cashmere sweaters trimmed with embroidered edgings. And in 1957 she showed a cashmere sweater that was dress length, bringing about the inception of the "sweater dress."
She entered into a design arrangement with Gabar Swimsuits, and she designed for them for many years. She's often thought of as a swimsuit designer, mainly because her work for Gabar was so wide-reaching.
But it was not just the swimsuit she was designing - it was a whole new way of wearing it. The cover-ups and skirts and matching shorts and wraps incorporated the design of the swimsuit beneath into a complete ensemble. The bathing suit became the foundation for streetwear.
In 1964, Leser closed her business, only to open it again in 1966. Her first collection after her re-opening was a tribute to India, with the fabrics being made on traditional Indian looms. She continued to make clothing that was oriental in feel, but she concentrated less on sportswear, and more on clothing was was adaptable to many situations, be it evening, day or at home. Her fabrics were still very much inspired by her travels.
Full skirt with embroidered yoke. Leser did several lines with embroidered bright pink flowers.
Tina Leser Originals remained open until 1982. Leser died four years later in 1986. Hers was a life of fashion and travel, and our fashion history is rich with the legacy of exotic places which she brought to us.
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Dhoom 3 breaks Waar's box-office record on its first day
DC Swabi bans annual 4x4 water cross event
Culprits still at large: CJP Jillani takes notice of five-year-old girl's rape case
Tomorrow will mark the 100th day of justice denied.
Web Desk December 21, 2013
Tomorrow will mark the 100th day of justice denied. PHOTO: FILE
LAHORE: Chief Justice of Pakistan Tassaduq Hussain Jillani on Saturday took notice of the non-arrest of those who raped the five-year-old girl in Lahore on September 13, Express News reported.
The victim was raped and left outside Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Lahore. To date, police have neither identified nor arrested the culprits. Tomorrow will mark the 100th day of justice denied.
"This is a complete failure of police and authorities. The incident took place in the city of Lahore, not in an area where the government has no writ," Sajjad Cheema, a child rights' activist and the regional manager of Society for the Protection of the Right of the Child (SPARC) had said.
Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif had formed a committee to probe the incident. Former Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry had also taken a suo motu notice.
The residents of Mugulpura and the family had suffered due to the case. "We are still in pain as nothing has been done. Many of our neighbours have also turned hostile towards us because of the police attitude. We were assured that justice would be provided but now we don't know [if that will happen]," a close relative had said while talking with The Express Tribune.
SSP (Investigation) Abdul Rab Chaudhry had admitted the police had so far failed to arrest the culprits. "We are working on the case and will arrest the culprits soon," he had maintained. When asked to give any timeframe of arrest he had uttered the same statement heard repeatedly: "We will do it very soon and share the good news with the media".
NP | 8 years ago | Reply
The Pakistani media needs to stop using the word "rape" for cases of child abuse. The word rape implies that the victim had the capacity to give consent but didn't. A 5 year old child is always incapable of giving consent.
shah | 8 years ago | Reply
Thank you CJ for trying to provide justice to a 5 year old. Pakistanis are to obsessed with geo-politics and grandstanding in front of India/US to notice whats actually happening in the country.
How the Lokpal can prevent rape
12-year-old girl 'raped' by 'neighbours'
Lahore rape case: 100 days of justice denied


I always loved a good mystery, but never, ever, in my thirty-six-year career as a sports writer and copy editor at a major Southern daily newspaper did I imagine writing one.
So when I decided it was time to write my Great American Novel, a tale of mystery was the last thing I envisioned. Even when the idea for a newspaper-rooted story took hold (don't we all write what we know?), I wondered if I could pull off the monumental task I had set before myself.
But then I recalled the first lesson learned when I joined the newspaper staff at Briarwood High School in East Point, Georgia. English teacher Phil Guin, our advisor on the Windjammer staff, said a good reporter answers "the five W's and an H" in the first paragraph of every story.
Factual stories always tell the reader who, what, when, where and why. And don't forget how.
Congratulations, son, you're a newspaperman.
Four decades later, I'm still doing the same thing, only this time in about eighty-four thousand words.
Word counts may vary, but don't we all embrace these tenets for our stories—or at least our outlines? It doesn't matter if you're writing a mystery, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, a cozy, a Western or the Great American Novel, your story must answer these questions.
Who. Who is the story about? Who is his/her antagonist? His/her love interest?
What. What happens to the protagonist? What crises must he endure/go through/survive to reach his goal, solve her riddle, save the day?
When. When does this story take place? Was it last week, last month, last year, last century, last millennium—or maybe the next one?
Where. Is the setting on the bank of a lazy river, high atop a mountain, on the frozen moon of Titan? Or in a dank cellar full of instruments of torture three houses down from yours?
Why. A critical question to be sure, I find this most useful to either tell a character's backstory or else to advance the story. Why did this have to happen, setting in motion a chain of events that threaten the Kingdom? Why can't he find the killer? Why did they all have to die? Why, oh why? Well, why not?
How. Perhaps the most important question, this is the plot point that moves the story forward. How did the prison farm escapee elude the pack of hounds? How did she know? How is he going to get out of this jam? How did the murder take place? How will the evil Prince of Gazmordrigan be defeated?
For years, detractors have been predicting the death of newspapers. Especially with the rise of the Internet and even newer social media. One agent I approached with my novel brushed it off by saying nobody cares about newspapers anymore.
I disagree. Strongly. It's a changing, evolving profession, to be sure, and print probably will one day go away. But the news-gathering, the reporting, the fact-finding, the Watchdog journalism will never go away. And that's a good thing.
If you're a young writer in need of experience, newspapers are a great training ground, especially for learning to self-edit and dealing with deadlines. Try covering a three-hour college football game, where the final score is 38-17, and telling the complete story of what happened in ten-to-twelve inches of copy. And you're facing a 10:30 p.m. deadline for a game that didn't get over until 10:07. And they're holding the front sports page for you. Whew.
Then when you're done with the first-edition story, you've got to run down to the locker rooms and get quotes from both teams' players and coaches and rewrite your stories, expanding the mainbar to twenty inches with a twelve-inch sidebar and possibly an eight-inch notes package. And the deadline for all this copy is 11:45 p.m. And they're holding the front page and an inside page for you. Double-whew!
Most of my years were spent in the sports department, but it trains you to report on crime when an athlete is arrested or mugged or sued; tragedy when a team plane crashes, an injury or illness ends an athlete's career; triumph when a team wins a national championship or an athlete makes the U.S. Olympic team; feature writing when an athlete rescues a child from a burning building or donates one hundred thousand dollars to help build a home for a wounded veteran; business when the Metro Council decides to build the pro team a new facility or else the team threatens to pack up and leave for another city's incentive-laden offer.
Newspapers are also chock-full of story ideas for your next novel. Everybody has a story to tell, some good, some bad, some ugly. And some of the headline-grabbing stories today are far more bizarre and horrifying than anything I could come up with.
Some mighty fine authors, including some of the best-known mystery writers who have been honored at Killer Nashville's annual convention, got their starts in the newspaper business.
Michael Connelly started as a crime reporter at Daytona Beach and then Fort Lauderdale (where he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize) before landing at the Los Angeles Times. He's published twenty-five novels, with No. 26 due out in December.
Prolific Jeffery Deaver wrote for his high school newspaper and was editor of the school literary magazine before graduating from Missouri with a journalism degree and from Fordham with a law degree. His thirty-fourth book will be out in October.
Robert Dugoni wrote briefly for the Stanford Daily and the Los Angeles Times before enrolling in the UCLA School of Law.
Heywood Gould wrote for the New York Post and The Associated Press before embarking on his screenwriting and novelist careers.
C.J. Box was a small-town reporter and editor in Wyoming prior to becoming a best-selling author.
And there are hundreds, if not thousands, of examples of authors who honed their writing skills in newspapers. Mark Twain. Louis L'Amour. Dan Jenkins. Mitch Albom.
Tom Wood was a sports writer and copy editor for The Tennessean and Gannett from 1976-2012 and currently freelances for several publications and The Associated Press. He had a short story appear in the 2012 Civil War-based anthology Filtered Through Time and contributed to the 1981 book Feast of Fear: Conversations with Stephen King. His first novel, Vendetta Stone, will be published later this year.
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Q: how to use bitbucket access token with JGit instead of user / pass I'm googling without any luck about how to use bitbucket access token instead of user / password with JGit client library.
The code below is about cloning a repo using a bitbucket user / pass.. How should I change this code to use bitbucket access token?
            Git.cloneRepository()
                    .setURI("https://bitbucket.myserver.net/scm/d1app/mobile-testing-scenarios.git")
                    .setDirectory(new File("/home/darena/repo_download_path"))
                    .setCredentialsProvider(new UsernamePasswordCredentialsProvider("bitbucketUser", "bitbucketPass"))
                    .call();

A: The documentation says to use the token as a password.

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