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Law & Order Fall Finals Trailer Reveals First Look at Amanda Rollins' Final SVU Episode
Asley Simon December 2, 2022 in Entertainment - 2 Minutes
Next week will usher in the final new episodes of all three Law & Order shows of the year, with all three sending out 2022 in style. NBC gave fans a first look at all three Fall Finals with a new trailer, and while there was a lot to digest for both Law & Order and Law & Order: Organized Crime, Law & Order: SVU held the biggest reveal. It was known even before the season started that this would be Kelli Giddish's final season with SVU as Amanda Rollins, though it wasn't her decision to leave. In the new trailer, we see that the big moment will take place on SVU next week, and you can watch part of the episode in the trailer below.
During the SVU portion of the trailer, we hear Rollins tell someone, presumably Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay), that she's leaving SVU. The scene we see is of Rollins leaving Benson's house, although that's not the only scene we see.
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We then see a tease from Rollins and Carisi's (Peter Scanavino) wedding, and everyone is in attendance. The next scene we see is of Benson and Rollins embracing and crying, with Benson telling her "I love you, Amanda". It's sure to be an emotional episode and a roller coaster of one of what it looks like so far, and fans will want to tune in to see how Rollins' SVU story continues next week.
The rest of the trailer is also action-packed, featuring someone who didn't commit the crime he confessed to taking hostages, and it only gets more complicated and potentially deadlier from there. Next, on organized crime, Bell says there's an ambush and the trailer suggests Reyes is the one surrounded. Bell says they leave no man behind and the entire organized crime crew charges up to go rescue their teammate and friend. You can watch the fall finale trailer for all three shows in the video above.
Law & Order begins on Thursday, December 8 at 7 PM CST, while SVU follows at 8 PM CST and Organized Crime wraps up the last Law & Order Thursday of 2022 at 9 PM CST.
What did you think of the trailer? Let us know in the comments or as always, talk to me about all things Law & Order on Twitter @MattAguilarCB!
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In my youth I loved OTC aromatics such as Borkum Riff & Amphora. The aromatics that I've bought recently seem to be heavily cased (is that the right term?) & quite moist.
I'm looking for a bulk Burley from 4noggins, that is towards mild, no tongue bite, doesn't need drying, light on Vit N & very lightly flavoured.
Carter Hall and Prince Albert are hard to beat and you can get them in 14oz tubs. Heck, 4noggins even sells them in bulk!
Do you mind sharing why?
The thing is is that 4noggins is the place that gets recommended time & again by Aussies because they know how to 'play the game'.
Many either don't ship to Aus or will draw attention by describing contents as 'tobacco'.
Should a 1lb of tobacco get intercepted, the duty would be well over $500.
Our taxes are ludicrous & nothing but a money grab. 50g of tobacco is now around $75.
Our govt cannot do without the revenue & they pass laws that deter healthier methods of ingestion; most forms of smokeless tobacco such as snuff & chewing tobacco are illegal. There's even a push to ban those e-cigs.
Growing tobacco for personal consumption attracts bigger penalties than for growing cannabis. What's a man to do?
I'd recommend any of the burley-forward OTC codger blends. An especial favorite of mine is Sir Walter Raleigh, or Sir Walter Raleigh Aromatic. Both are available in pouches or tubs. And both are very tasty, though quite different one from the other. SWRA has some kind of liquor-type topping...and it's a lovely smoke. SWR has this nice cocoa tone with that nutty burley goodness. Jiminy! Think I've talked myself into another bowl of it!
That might explain my confusion.
In reviews customers refer to the owner as Rich but the email address says Jeff.
So Jeff would be the new owner then?
As long as he treats us poor schmucks who live under oppressive tax laws the same as Rich, then I'll continue to give 4noggins my business.
Rich says that 90% of his business is from overseas customers so I can't imagine that anything will change.
Why do folks continually out the golden goose?
The whole sale from one ahole to a crook and the playing of the game staying the same smells fishy to me.


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Road traffic also moved at a snail's pace in several places as the roads remained enveloped by thick fog leading to poor visibility.
Around noon, a fire began that quickly enveloped the church.
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Dispatching and delivering enveloped mail to Royal Mail.
Product: Always Freshelle Manufacturer: P&G, Germany An ultra-thin sanitary napkin, enveloped in a single wrap, onto which a secondary unitary pack is affixed, including a wet wipe for cleaning the user during change.
Audiences will be enveloped by the sound of, say, a spaceship coming from behind them, passing overhead, then advancing into the distance.
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Committee approves, yet doesn't endorse, casino expansion bills
by Mark Pazniokas March 15, 2017 @ 2:05 pm Updated March 4, 2022 @ 11:08 pm
A rendering of the proposed casino in East Windsor. MMCT
Proposals to expand casino gambling in Connecticut cleared the Public Safety and Security Committee on Wednesday in votes signifying a consensus that the bills were too big to die in committee, not a measure of the support for opening the state to commercial casinos off tribal tribal lands.
"It signifies how important this issue is, but it also highlights how divided the legislators are on this very important issue," said Rep. Joseph Verrengia, D-West Hartford, co-chair of the committee. "That's why the conversation needs to continue."
Verrengia said he saw no consensus for competing Senate and House bills or the third option of doing nothing. The Senate bill would grant exclusive expansion rights to the state's two federally recognized tribes, the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribal nations. The House bill would create a competition in 2018.
The tribes, owners of Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, two of the world's largest gambling resorts, want authorization to jointly develop a satellite casino in East Windsor to compete with the MGM Resorts International casino scheduled to open in Springfield in 2018.
A House bill favored by Verrengia would create an open competitive process to seek requests for proposals to open casinos elsewhere in the state, a measure widely interpreted as testing the interest in establishing a major gambling resort in lower Fairfield County to tap into the New York City market. It passed, 21-4.
MGM has fought the East Windsor bill, saying a no-bid process was illegal and left the state unable to strike the best deal for revenue sharing. It passed, 20-5.
Sen. Tim Larson and Rep. Joe Verrengia ctmirror.org
The tribes currently have an exclusivity deal in which they pay 25 percent of gross slots revenue so long as the state does not allow slots or table games off their tribal lands.
An open question Wednesday was where the conversation about expanding casino gambling would continue in the General Assembly?
Verrengia and Sen. Tim Larson, D-East Hartford, a co-chair, said Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the legislative leadership now must decide if they want to tackle the issue, or let one or both bills die from inaction. Larson said they need to "figure out, for lack of a better word, what their appetite is and which direction they should be going in."
The tribes' revenue sharing with the state reached a high of $430 million in 2007, the year before the great recession, fell to $262 million last year and is projected to shrink further in the face of growing competition in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York.
They say their proposal to jointly develop a casino at the site of a vacant Showcase Cinema off I-91 in East Windsor, not far from the state line and Springfield, is intended to blunt the loss of market share.
"They reached out to us and said, 'Help us put a tourniquet on this bleeding.' I think our committee has done that," Larson said. "I think we'll leave it up to leadership to figure out which direction the state of Connecticut should be going."
"There are more than 9,000 jobs and millions in tax revenue at stake for the state," said Rodney Butler, chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot tribal nation. "Today's vote takes us one step closer to keeping both right here in Connecticut."
On Monday, Attorney General George Jepsen delivered a formal opinion warning that allowing the tribes to jointly operate a casino off tribal lands would pose legal risks that "are not insubstantial" to the slots revenue annually shared with the state.
Rep. Daniel S. Rovero, a no vote on both bills. ctmirror.org
The eight-page analysis offered little reassurance to lawmakers who backed away from casino expansion in 2015 after Jepsen's office first flagged the risks and complications of allowing the Pequots and Mohegans to develop the state's first commercial casino without an open-bid process.
Rep. Daniel S. Rovero, D-Killingly, one of the committee members who opposed both bills, said Wednesday the attorney general's opinion was sufficient reason to kill casino expansion without further debate or consideration by the full General Assembly. He called risking the current revenue sharing a bad gamble.
"I don't want to take that chance," Rovero said. "If I did, I should be at the casinos more often."
Sen. Tony Guglielmo, R-Stafford, a co-chair, voted for both bills, but cast doubt he would back either if they came to a floor vote in the Senate. He said, "I just don't think we need a third casino."
MGM praised the committee for approving the competition bill, ignoring the East Windsor measure.
"The committee's approval of the competitive bill reflects the realization that it offers Connecticut the best way to achieve the greatest reward with the least risk," said Uri Clinton, a senior vice president. "A market-driven competitive bidding process is how Connecticut generates more revenue, creates more jobs, and drives greater economic development. And an open, transparent, competitive process removes the significant risks outlined by the attorney general that are inherent in a no-bid, non-competitive award that could jeopardize revenue streams critical to state and municipal budgets."
Kevin Brown, the Mohegan tribal council chairman, said a competitive process in 2018 might yield nothing.
"Many people are promising many things this year," Brown said. "What we are promising is real — it's founded on an actual track record of partnership with both the state and every city and town in Connecticut, one we hope to continue in good standing for generations to come. We thank the committee for their vote today."
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THEY SAY ONCE January passes us by, so too do our New Year's resolutions — but that doesn't mean you've to completely abandon your healthy lifestyle choices moving forward in February.
I'm a big advocate of getting outdoors and running has become a hugely-popular mass participation sport, whether it's the weekly Parkruns or the Dublin Marathon.
In this week's article, I'm going to look at areas you can concentrate on to compliment your running routine, regardless of your goals and aspirations.
I train clients who are looking to complete their first 5km race, their first marathon or even an ultra marathon, but the same principles apply no matter your fitness level or the distance you're hoping to run.
The big thing I notice when working with a new client is their mobility and flexibility. Having worked with many runners down through the years, I cannot emphasise how easy it is to pick up silly niggles during your training. And a lot of this comes down to mobility and stretching.
Of course, you are always vulnerable to this whatever training plan you follow but you really shouldn't be picking up anything too serious once you look after your body the right way.
People who run a lot really need to assess their mobility and then go work on areas that are tight or inactive. Mobility work isn't generally seen as cool and a lot of the time you won't see the fitness industry focus on this — but it's just as important as anything else.
If you are unsure on how to assess yourself with a basic mobility screen then go check out the video below or go source a trainer who has the knowledge to do so.
Running with a limited range of motion, tight inactive or stiff muscles is like driving your car with your handbrake on. Down the line, it's going to lead to an eventual stop with an injury.
If you are running at least twice a week then this is something I would suggest for you to consider bringing into your plan.
It's only going to help you stay strong during those runs along with keeping your bones, joints and muscles in good condition as you continue to clock the miles.
Lower body unilateral movements are perhaps my favourite to add to my weight training programme — so they're exercises like lunges, step ups or bridges.
Below, I have included a video of my favourite drills for both beginners and advanced runners.
Core work is essential. In all of my clients' sessions we will generally add in core work at some stage of our session and if you are out running then it really should be at the top of the list as it will compliment your overall performance.
My top tip here is to have at least one core block of 2-4 exercises paired in with your running session. This doesn't have to be a 10-minute routine of sit-ups. I would advise something a little smarter like a 10-minute routine consisting of planks, holds and variations of twists and rotations.
Below is a video of my top five core exercises you can slot in easily after your running session.
Running will take its toll on our body and that is just something we have to accept.
However, it doesn't mean every time you step out with the trainers on you should be struggling with shin splints, muscle pain or overall fatigue as the sessions go on.
When you train it's pretty normal to be sore every now and then with some delayed onset of muscle soreness but it's how you manage it that can make things a little easier.
Simple things like drinking adequate fluids, fueling your body the right way and getting enough recovery in is what is best.
If you are someone who is constantly tight and sore then you should look at incorporating some basic stretches, Epsom baths, recovery walks, yoga or even a simple body maintenance plan just like the video below.


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Wants, Needs, and Expectations for Today's Nintendo Direct
Nintendo has a long, storied history of incredible announcements. It also has had more than a handful of absolutely abysmal ones.
For all the shit that they get for sometimes keeping fans in the dark, Nintendo holds more than a few presentations per year. Nintendo Directs, Pokemon Directs, Indie Directs, and Treehouses happen multiple times per year, but quantity doesn't always equate to quality.
This year's biggest Nintendo Direct, during E3, is going down today at Noon (ET). Nintendo set the expectation that the showcase will last for about 40 minutes, and will be followed by one of their "Treehouse" presentations with about three hours of gameplay footage. With tons of huge titles on the horizon, expectations across the board are pretty high.
Before I get to my prediction list, here's an embed to the official stream, so you can see my list crumble in real time!
And now… The pain.
A new Starfox title
A new 3D Donkey Kong title
A true Virtual Console on Switch
Geno in Smash
I don't think I'm being unrealistic here! We haven't had a 3D Donkey Kong title since Nintendo 64, and we haven't had a new Starfox title in five years! I would absolutely love for Nintendo to even revive one of these franchises in a major way, but who really knows what'll happen.
In terms of a Virtual Console, let me be clear – I'm perfectly happy to pay for retro games again that I've already bought elsewhere. Even on the Wii. I do not care. There's no reason for the Nintendo Switch – the ultimate portable gaming machine – to not have the power of Nintendo's insanely massive retro library behind it. C'mon guys.
Also, I'm not even going to address the last bullet point. You've heard me rant enough about that already. #WheresGeno
Breath of the Wild 2 gameplay
Metroid Prime 4 ANYTHING
A tease for the next big Mario title
Again, nothing too outrageous here folks! Breath of the Wild 2 was announced two years ago, and we've heard nothing since. Metroid Prime 4 was announced half a decade ago and all we've seen is a logo. All we are asking for is some information! What is the problem!!
As far as "needs" that are lower on the totem pole, I'd really think that its past time that we should have heard about an all-new Mario title. I'm not asking for gameplay or even a teaser cinematic, but a logo reveal or something would be great.
Also, just show us the next console already Nintendo. We know its coming, so just give us a break and show the damn thing.
Nintendo's E3 Direct goes live at Noon ET, right here.
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Nanni Bassetti, Digital Forensics Expert, Computer Science master degree, C.A.IN.E. Linux forensic distro project manager, founder of CFI – Computer Forensics Italy, mailing list specialized in digital forensics topics, codeveloper of SFDumper and founder of the web site http:// scripts4cf.sf.net.
Teacher in many courses and meetings about the computer forensics. Developer of some bash scripts and author of many articles. His main job is the digital forensics consultant working for privates and sometimes for the judges and prosecutors. He lives in Bari – Italy.
Good basic course, lots of fundamentals, sound on the videos was very low, even with my volume turned up full at my end.
Learned some neat things especially with volatility.
Nannib provided some useful information and tools that I was not aware previously. Much of what he offered I have studied in other courses but it is interesting to hear it from a one person perspective and many of things he discusses are very true especially in collection of evidence and chain of custody which is paramount in legal cases. I know from being prior law enforcement. This is a good general introduction to computer forensics though I would have liked to played with the actual tool itself.


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Q: Finding values in text files using batch file Maybe you can help me guys, here's what I'm trying to do.
I have a text file which looks more or less like this:

something else
blah blah blah
Name: "value"; Param2: "value"; Param3: "value";
...
Name: "value"; Param3: "value"; Param4: "value"; Param5: "value";
more of something else

I'm looking for lines that start with "Name:" string and within that line I'll be interested in the value of one of those 'parameters' (every time I run it might be a different one). Every line might have a different amount of those parameters and might not contain the one I'm searching for.
So for example the parameter I'm looking for is 'Width:' and I need values from all lines that have that name. An example line I'm searching for could look like this

Name: "Test"; Range: "32"; Color: "#FFFFFF"; Width: "11"; Opacity: "0.1";

I need to get that Width value, which is 11.
So far I've managed to come up with this:
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('FIND "Name: " %1') do (
echo %%a
)

This finds every line with names and values withing the file (as mentioned before this file also contains some other stuff I don't need) and obviously outputs it. Now I have no idea how to find if there is a desired parameter and how to get it's value. I was thinking about searching for the param withing the line (from the example it would be Width: ", the cutting it out along with everything before it, then search for dual quotes and cutting them along with everything afterwords. This should leave just the desired value. I wasn't able to do it tho, hence I'm here asking for help.

A: Your use of FIND does not guarantee that the line starts with Name:.
The FINDSTR primitive regular expression capabilities can verify the line starts with Name:, as well as find the lines that contain the desired parameter.
Variable search and replace !var:*search=replace! can be used to remove all text from the beginning of the line through the desired parameter name.
An extra FOR /F can be used to parse out the first token of the remaining string.
for /f "delims=" %%A in (
  'findstr /rc:"^Name: .* Width: " %1'
) do (
  set "ln=%%A"
  setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
  for /f "delims=; " %%B in ("!ln:* Width: =!") do (
    endlocal
    echo %%~B
  )
)

There is one potential problem - the search and replace step could give the wrong result if an earlier parameter value has the desired parameter name embedded in a value. For example
Name: "value"; Comment: "I want the Width: value"; Width: "11"; etc...

Any utility that provides sophisticated regular expression search and replace capabilities could be used to provide an exact answer. For example, sed for Windows is freely available, and it could do the job.
I have written REPL.BAT - a hybrid JScript/batch utility that performs a regex search and replace on stdin and writes the result to stdout. It is pure script that will run natively on any modern Windows machine from XP onward. Full documentation is embedded within the script.
REPL.BAT can provide your answer in one step :) It should always work as long as the content follows the format you have layed out.
type %1 | repl "^Name: \q.*?\q;( [^:]+: \q.*?\q)* Width: \q(.*?)\q;.*" $2 ax

The regex could easily be modified to support varying amounts of spaces between tokens, if needed.

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Cox Parts Ways With C7R Motorsports
April 2, 2019 | No Comments
Categories: Racing News.
Tags: C7R Motorsports, short track racing, Stephen Cox, stock car racing, and Super Cup Stock Car Series.
After three years, Indianapolis racing driver Stephen Cox and C7R Motorsports will go their separate ways. The team will no longer field his car in the Super Cup Stock Car Series due to an illness in the family, leaving Cox in search of a ride for 2019.
While Cox seeks a new ride in the Super Cup series, he also has road racing offers with Porsche and BMW teams in the World Racing League where he's scored three wins and a track record at Michigan's Gingerman Raceway. Other options include the CRS Super Truck Series and IMSA.
"I'm very thankful to everyone with C7R Motorsports for the success we've had over the past few years," Cox said. "We were competitive at nearly every event and it was a pleasure working with them." Cox posted one win, a pole position, a new track record at Midvale Speedway and six top five finishes while driving for C7R.
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Mountain Crisis Services, the lead organization for Valley Crisis Center, was founded in 1990 by a small group of community members who were concerned about the problem of domestic violence in Mariposa County. What began as a 24-hour crisis hotline service, has with community support, grown into a critical support service for families in crisis in Mariposa County.
In July 2008 Mountain Crisis Services opened Valley Crisis Center (VCC). Valley Crisis Center was established to ensure that domestic violence and sexual assault services were provided in Merced County. Since that time Valley Crisis Center has been extremely successful in serving victims, honoring diversity, and growing into a program that truly meets the needs of the community.
In July of 2018, Valley Crisis Center celebrated 10 Years of Service with the community in a free event.


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Q: Problems with Alsa driver installation I'm struggling with trying to install the sound driver from alsa. I'm getting the following error:
The file /lib/modules/3.13.0-35-generic/build/include/INCLUDE_VERSION_H does not exist

What are my options?

A: This error message is output by the compilation script of the alsa-driver package.
However, the alsa-driver package is outdated; ALSA drivers are part of the kernel, and the only way to update the drivers is to update the kernel.
See, for example, How to automatically stay updated with the latest mainline kernel?


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George Elliott Clarke papers
Part of George Elliott Clarke Papers
Includes manuscript drafts for 'I and I', 'Sonnets to Luxury', 'Red', 'The Motorcyclist'( a novel in progress based in part on father Lloyd Clarke's diaries), Whylah Falls, Directions Home: Approaches to African-Canadian Literature; Lush Dreams, Blue Exile; 'Sonnets from the Lebanese' drafts [Salim Gold], with edits by Paul Zemokhol, Roy Wang and John Fraser; 'Aurélian Verses' drafts and correspondence; 'Cinema Italiano' drafts; journals, extensive personal and professional correspondence, 2006-2012, 'Africana', columns, essays, lectures, public appearances, book reviews, course material, financial information 2000-2002, personal and professional photographs, print, ephemera, 'Africana' and other material related to the life and work of professor, performer, poet and activist George Elliott Clarke. The original holograph notebooks and pages containing his works, lyrics, first drafts and notes form part of this accession, July 1975 - 2004. These notebooks represent the first drafts of nearly all of Clarke's work.
Clarke, George Elliott
Includes extensive correspondence (1979-2007) including personal, poetic, academic, political; 'ideas'; manuscripts; Africana; publicity/reviews; William Lloyd Clarke material; other varied material related to the life and work of George Elliott Clarke
Selected correspondents include: Karlene Nation, Ingrid Joseph [Oni the Haitian Sensation], Althea Prince, Dany Laferriere, Senator Anne Cools, Senator David Oliver, Andy Wainwright, Greg Cook, Jan Zwicky, Olive Senior, M. Travis Lane, George Fetherling, George Bowering, David Young, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, Rob Maclennan, M. NourbeSe Phillip, John Ralston Saul, Clement Virgo, Tamara Berger, Noah Richler, Karen Kain, Sheila Copps, Michael Redhill, Austin Clarke, Randy Resh, Linda Rogers, Ambassador of Romania, Lawrence Hill, Sylvia Hamilton, Wendy Brathwaite [Motion], Budge Wilson, Hedy Fry, Ian Wilson, Antonio Alfonso [Guernica Editions], Roch Carrier, Hilary Weston,Omaha Rising, Greg Gatenby, Dionne Brand, Rinaldo Walcott, Rita Dove, Michael Ondaatje, Herb Gray, and many others.
George Whipple Papers
Part of George Whipple Papers
Collection includes material related to the complete work and life of Toronto poet George Whipple.
Whipple, George
Includes 41 slides of paintings created in 1962-63 ('originals lost, alas'); 19 small albums containing 36 original and/or copies of drawings, 684 altogether; 1 large album of photos taken from slides of 29 paintings, plus 12 reproductions of small drawings; some miscellaneous papers and his 10th book, Kites, published by Ekstasis Editions in 2007.
Includes correspondence with other writers; material from the launch of Swim Class at St. Thomas' Church, Toronto, Ontario; Passing Through Eden; small album of original drawings by George Whipple
Graeme Gibson Papers
Part of Graeme Gibson papers
Includes manuscripts and other material related to Moral Disorder, Uncommon Ground (Matt Cohen Festschrift), Desde El Invierno (stories by Canadian authors published in Spanish, in Cuba), The Bedside Book of Birds, Perpetual Motion, Gentleman Death, 'Malcolm Burgess', Notes From a Cuban Journal, ' An Ordinary Rape', Pancho Villa's Head; and extensive correspondence, including with: Marian Engel, Matt Cohen, Timothy Findley, Greg Gatenby, Harold Horwood and many others; and other material related to the life and work of Graeme Gibson, 1960-2005.
Gibson, Graeme
[200?]-2005
Includes drafts, proofs, editorial and promotional material for The Bedside Book of Birds.
Drafts and final manuscripts for his novels, correspondence about them, editorial correspondence for Anansi Press, correspondence relating to PEN Canada and other organizations with which he was involved.
Gwendolyn MacEwen Papers
[196-]-[197-]
Part of Gwendolyn MacEwen Papers
Collection consists of audio material, primarily radio broadcasts of shows about MacEwen as well as productions of her work, including her original radio play "The World of Neshiah" (produced in 1967). The material has been digitized from MacEwen-owned reel-to-reel and cassette tapes and put on CDs
MacEwen, Gwendolyn
J. Edward Chamberlin Papers
Part of J. Edward Chamberlin Papers
Includes correspondence with various poets in his capacity as Saturday Night poetry editor, some with submissions, and copies of replies, as well as correspondence with other writers and drafts of their work, including Rachel Manley, Lorna Goodison, Derek Walcott (along with the nomination for Walcott to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1992), Anne Michaels and Bruce St. John. It also includes books, pamphlets,print and ephemera pertaining to West Indian and Caribbean Literature, history and culture.
Chamberlin, J. Edward
Includes Lorna Goodison material such as drafts, proofs and notes for From Harvey River; early drafts of 'Supplying Salt and Light/Oracabessa'; Travelling Mercies; By Love Possessed; drafts for unpublished 'The Book of Amber'; Controlling the Silver; personal and professional correspondence, including Rex Nettleford, Derek Walcott and others; ink doodles and drawings within texts; appearances; photographs; "Run of poetry by Canadian Poets (each illustrated) in Saturday Night, January 1989 – January 1995. Poetry editor J. Edward Chamberlin"; and various other material related to the lives and work of Lorna Goodison and J. Edward Chamberlin
Jack Batten Papers
Part of Jack Batten Papers
This latest accession of Jack Batten's papers includes material – research, manuscripts and other editorial matter – for various Batten books, including: The Man Who Ran Faster than Everyone: The Story of Tom Longboat, The Annex: The Story of a Toronto Neighbourhood, Learned Friends: A Tribute to 50 Remarkable Advocates, 1950-2000, Silent in an Evil Time: The Brave War of Edith Cavell and The War to End All Wars: The Story of World War I. It also includes research and manuscripts for his freelance work, primarily for magazines, as well as his radio scripts and other projects.
Part of Jack MacLeod Papers
Collection contains correspondence from the 1950s, photographs taken by MacLeod during the Hungarian revolution of 1956, and literary and academic papers.
Second accession: Includes two drafts, with new chapters for his novel Uproar, October 2003. Updated chapter list included
MacLeod, Jack
Contains manuscript material relation to his novel Uproar, with new chapters and a deleted chapter. Also, there is correspondence from 1981-3 regarding Going Grand and scripts for the CBC series The Learning Stage from 1964.
Includes manuscripts, correspondence and other material relating to Jack Macleod's fourth novel, Elevation, first title 'No Mean Pastime' (as yet unpublished, re: Tommy Douglas and Medicare in Saskatchewan); his third unpublished novel, Uproar; his divorce from first wife, Barbara; correspondence with agents, editors, academics, authors and others; family correspondence; book reviews and journal articles
Includes first and second drafts of as yet unpublished novel, 'Elevation'; fourth draft of 'Uproar' (to be published by Porcupine's Quill in 2008); correspondence with Sam Solecki re: 'Uproar', including review and proposals for second draft improvements; correspondence re: submissions – ECW Press, Dundurn Press, Anna Porter, 2006; correspondence with Eric Wright, including replies, 2005-2006; nomination letter for Richard B. Wright to receive the Order of Canada
Includes the first drafts of the first seven chapters of a new novel-in-progress, with the working title, 'Mr. Godwin, Out of the Whirlwind', in holograph and word processed; copies of letters to John Metcalf, re: John Newlove, Porcupine's Quill and the upcoming publication of MacLeod's novel, Uproar, in 2008.
Includes personal correspondence, particularly with old friend R.E. 'Dick' Spencer, a.k.a. 'Zinger', drafts, photographs, radio scripts, essays, lectures and other material related to the life and work of Jack McLeod [J.T. McLeod, Jack Macleod]
Literary papers containing drafts, working papers and photocopies of research materials for his books: Zinger and Me (1979), Going Grant (1983), The Oxford Book of Canadian Political Anecdotes (1988) and one book which he co-edited with Cynthia Smith, Sir John A. (1989), and "Dreaming a Beach"/"Uproar"; non-fiction writings; and correspondence.
Joe Rosenblatt Papers
Part of Joe Rosenblatt Papers
Correspondence with friends and other writers; tapes; manuscript radio plays and a short story; worksheets and typescripts of his poems.
Rosenblatt, Joe
A collection of manuscripts and artworks. Manuscripts include drafts of Beds and Consenting Dreamers, and A Tentacled Mother, proofs of The Voluptuous Gardener, drafts of Italian translations of Rosenblatt's works, personal and business correspondence, and inscribed copies of books 1994-1998. Artworks by Rosenblatt include ink drawings, mixed media on paper, and mixed media on canvas. Some works framed.
This collection consists of manuscript drafts and other material related to various writing projects by poet and visual artist Joe Rosenblatt, including Parrot Fever (published by Exile Editions, 2002) as well as two as-yet unpublished works: Dog Poems, a collaboration with Vancouver-based poet Catherine Owen and photographer Karen Moe, and Hogg Variations / The Lunatic Muse, a collaboration with Barry Callaghan. The collection also contains a large volume of correspondence, primarily e-mail.
John Metcalf Papers
Part of John Metcalf Papers
This first accession of John Metcalf's papers includes manuscripts and correspondence with various authors for Biblioasis; editing files for the journal CNQ (Canadian Notes and Queries) and the publication Best Canadian Stories; as well as personal writing, journals, photographs and other material related to his life and work.
Metcalf, John
John Millyard Papers
Part of John Millyard Papers
This accession of John Millyard's papers is the first by the Fisher Library. It consists primarily of materials - including manuscripts, correspondence and research materials used to produce the books The Money Jar (first published by Key Porter Books, 1990), The Money Gap (published by Money Jar Publishing, 1997), and The Money Team (Money Jar Publishing, 1999). It also consists of material related to Money Jar Publishing, Millyard's independent company, and for the book Fiddlers and Whores (London: Chatham, 2006), a diary/journal written in 1807 by a man who worked as a surgeon with Lord Nelson's fleet in the Mediterranean, which Millyard was instrumental in getting published.
Millyard, John
This accession for John Millyard's papers includes: drafts, notes, manuscripts, research accounts, business files, photography (predominantly from the 1960s-70s) and other material related to the life and work of John Millyard and Money Jar Publishing.
Part of Josef Škvorecký Papers
Holograph and typescript drafts of his works (novels, travelogues, literary essays, film scripts, etc.), correspondence and works by other authors
[1950?]-[1960s?]
Correspondence, articles, interviews, manuscripts and obituaries.
Karen Mullhallen Papers
Part of Karen Mulhallen Papers
A collection of draft manuscripts, notes and correspondence pertaining to her book, In The Era of Acid Rain, Windsor, Ont. : Black Moss Press, 1993. Also includes correspondence with Virgil Burnett, a draft of Simon Louvich's "Cosmic Follies", and galleys and rejected submissions for Descant.
2000 Accession: Materials relating to the editing and publication of Descant, the literary journal edited by Karen Mulhallen. Includes author correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, drawings, proofs, cover proofs, promotional materials, and financial and administrative documents (1989-2000). Also included are material pertaining to other editing work Mulhallen has done, manuscripts, proofs, notes and correspondence pertaining to her book The Grace of Private Passage. Windsor, Ont.: Black Moss Press, 2000, and gifts to her.
Materials relating to the editing and publication of Descant, 1987-2001. Includes author correspondence, manuscripts, manuscripts on diskettes, proofs, production and research notes, and office, subscription and distribution documents.
Mulhallen, Karen
Leon Katz Momento Books
Part of Leon Katz Collection
Two-volume book which consists of 341 paintings, sketches, prints, collages, autographs, partial music scores, poetry and prose collected by Katz, with the help of his wife Johanna, over nearly three decades, from 1970-1998.
Among the Canadian contributors: Farley Mowat, Margaret Atwood, Northup Frye, Robertson Davies, Michael Ondaatje, Arthur Lismer, Thoreau MacDonald (a frequent contributor), Leon Bellefleur. Interest
contributors: Marc Chagall, Rufino Tamayo, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol, among many others.
Katz, Leon
Leon Katz Collection
Consists largely of photographs, many of them signed, primarily of artists and writers. Also contains background material Katz collected on the various individuals represented in his Momento Books, including newspaper clippings and related correspondence. It also includes photographs of Henry Moore's work, material from the Arts & Letters Club of Toronto during the 1970s, and misc. professional material (photographs, correspondence, patents, printed matter) from Leon Katz's career as owner and president at Canada X-Ray Ltd. Personal material includes letters from Katz's parents written in the 1930s and a journal kept by Katz from 1958-1961. Additional correspondence includes holiday cards from friends, as well as letters from anonymous collectors solicited by Katz in advertisements in various magazines for a study he hoped to do on the psychology of collecting.
Leonard Cohen Papers
Part of Leonard Cohen Papers
Includes extensive materials related to Leonard Cohen's early writing and publications, both poetry and prose, as well as some plays and television play scripts. There are multiple drafts of many poems from Cohen's undergraduate years through his mid-late 20s, both typescript (many with holograph revisions) and holograph. There are similar drafts of prose: short stories, and
prose fragments, from the same period. Many of these writings became the basis for Cohen's publications. Also included are materials directly related to the publication of Let Us Compare Mythologies, The Spice Box of Earth, The Favorite Game, Flowers for Hitler, and The Death of a Lady's Man, including typescripts, page proofs, and correspondence with publishers and literary agents. There is also correspondence with friends, mentors, and colleagues, as well as some fan mail from 1967-68.
Death of a Lady's Man: author's proofs with some holograph revision; master proofs; first and revised proofs, illustrations; cover designs and layout, all June 1977; photos; The Language of Flowers —manuscript book presented to Suzanne Elrod by Leonard Cohen in 1970; awards, Leonard Cohen fan event, Montreal, May 2000; record from York University Radio; posters—one signed by Harry Rasky to Cohen, from Chagall film and other material.
Lorna Goodison Papers
Part of Lorna Goodison Papers
Includes notebooks, notes, holograph and typescript/word processed drafts for poems and stories.
Includes various earlier [1995- ] and later drafts of From Harvey River: a memoir of my mother and her people. Early working titles include 'Rock Steady', 'Rocksteady' and 'The Rock Steady Dancer.' Editorial revisions and notes by J. Edward Chamberlin are included on several drafts. Drafts of new and unpublished poems for Goldengrove: new and selected poems, as well as reviews, a current c.v., a short biography and an original ink drawing are also included
Includes copy edited manuscripts and galleys with detailed revision for U.S. version of Lorna Goodison's From Harvey River: A Memoir of my Mother and her Island, Amistad/Harper Collins and paperback version, with new subtitle.
Goodison, Lorna
Includes early poetry drafts, many unpublished; Goldengrove corrected proofs, partial drafts and correspondence; Controlling the Silver drafts with holograph revisions ; miscellaneous holograph and word processed drafts of Turn Thanks, including some unpublished work and ink sketches; drafts of Travelling Mercies; From Harvey River drafts, proofs and correspondence (including early drafts titled 'Rocksteady' or 'Rock Steady') with editorial revision and correspondence; Fool-Fool Rose is Leaving Labour-in-Vain Savannah drafts; print, audio and video appearances by author, poet and professor Lorna Goodison.
Marshall Hryciuk Papers
Part of Marshall Hryciuk Papers
Includes material from Hryciuk's body of work as a poet (the 'King of Canadian Haiku'), publisher, etc. including Imago Press; Cannon Book Distribution Company; Marshall Hryciuk Book Distribution; Inkstone Press; Hryciuk's dealings with Chapters, etc.; correspondence from authors, publishers, editors, printers, Haiku Societies; Hryciuk's time as President of Haiku Canada from 1992-1997; No Holds Barred; fine wing; winnowing; idioms of krete; persimmon moons; and many other publications; philosophy course notes; personal correspondence; many Haiku, Renku and other poetry styles; manuscripts from other authors; small press related material, mostly in the U.S. and Canada
Hryciuk, Marshall
This accession consists primarily of small press materials – imprints, chapbooks, zines, broadsides, as well as a number of small press catalogues – that Hryciuk has collected over the years. It's a broad selection, and includes materials from many noted Canadian small press publishers, including Curvd H&z, Underwhich Editions, Gesture, above/ground press, Unfinished Monuments, and numerous self-published materials. Among the authors represented are bp nichol, jw curry, Stuart Ross, David UU, Mark Laba, Rob McLennan and Gary Barwin, among many others.
Consists of material – including manuscripts and proofs – for Prose Karen (Toronto: Nietzsche's Brolly, [2007]), an anthology of poetry, prose and concrete/visual poetry, edited by Marshall Hryciuk. It also includes correspondence and other material related to Hryciuk's work.
Martin Hunter Papers
Part of Martin Hunter Papers
This collection consists of the bulk of Martin Hunter's literary output, including manuscript drafts and scripts of his numerous writing projects for the stage, screen and radio, as well as other writing projects.
Hunter, Martin
This latest accession complements and builds on the previous collection of Martin Hunter's papers (MS Coll 00511). It includes manuscript drafts of various plays and musicals written by Hunter, as well as materials (programs, notes and photographs) associated with productions directed and/or written by Hunter. It also includes a substantial amount of correspondence, both personal and business, including letters written and received by Hunter from the 1950s.
Mary Burns Papers
Part of Mary Burns Papers
Includes early writings and drafts of published and unpublished material, extensive research, personal and business correspondence, and other material related to her books and publications.
Burns, Mary
Includes drafts and notes for The Reason for Time; You Again; Casting the Angel; The Last Resort; and Presto!; as well as writing-related and personal correspondence; Mary Burns' blog; columns from The Yukon News, including 'Soapbox', 1970s.
Maureen Scott Harris Papers
Part of Maureen Scott Harris Papers
Collection consists of manuscript drafts for Harris' books and writing projects, along with editorial correspondence and material from her role as production manager at London, Ont.-based Brick Books.
Harris, Maureen
Includes early and late drafts, correspondence, editorial material, proofs and cover designs for Drowning Lessons; drafts for The World Speaks; correspondence with Malcolm Ross; editorial correspondence with Barry Dempster and other material related to the life and work of Maureen Scott Harris
This collection consists primarily of a selection of Harris' professional work since 2001, including books reviews she's written for various publications and her promotional work for London, Ont.-based Brick Books, where she's the production editor.
This collection consists of manuscript drafts for various Harris projects, including her chapbook The Raven and the Writing Desk (illustrated by Kelly Aitken and published by Jack Pine Press, 2007), drafts for various freelance writing projects, including blurbs.
This latest accession of Maureen Scott Harris' papers include manuscript drafts of various writing projects – including book reviews and essays – as well as material from the Milkweed Collective, Brick Books, correspondence and material collected for a Ken Saro-Wiwa reading Harris organized.
This ninth donation of Maureen Scott Harris papers consist of manuscript drafts including 'Slow Curve Out', 'Learning My Place' and 'Drowning Lesson's; information pertaining to various projects including publishing Beth Follett's 'YesNo' chapbook; writing group files; readings; and a significant amount of professional and personal correspondence.
Michael Bliss Papers
Part of Michael Bliss Papers
The papers consist of manuscripts and typescripts together with some research materials for M. Bliss' books: The Discovery of Insulin (McClelland & Stewart: 1982) and Banting: a Biography (McClelland & Stewart: 1984). The remainder of Michael Bliss' papers are being donated to the University Archives.


I swear every Friday I start counting down until the next Thursday. We do date night every Thursday night and it is my very favorite day of the week. We picked Thursday because you can always get a table, waits are at a very minimum, no reservation required, and you can usually enjoy your meal without someone sitting two inches away from you.
Since the weather has been so perfect (jacket weather, finally!!), we decided to head over to Brooklyn for the night. The last few months I have avoided the subway like the plague. There really is nothing worse than the subway system in the summer time.
Brooklyn Bridge park is about a 45 minute train ride away from us. Riding the subway with Brady is so fun. I love that time to just be together, chat about our day, play would you rather (our favorite) and people watch. We love to people watch, and there really is no better place for that than nyc.
I called ahead and ordered our pizza (half cheese, half pepperoni!) so we could skip the line, pick it up, and walk over to the park. I had to pat myself on the back for that idea because the dinner line for Grimaldi's and Julianna's was so long. Probably a 1-2 hour wait, at least! The pizza was ready when we got there and the park it just across the way. We snagged one of the tables along the promenade and enjoyed the best pizza with an amazing view.
Side note: Julianna's + Grimaldi's are so similar and really taste the exact same to me. Although, I pick Grimaldi's because I love the old style vibe they have going on and they are a little less expensive.
After dinner we walked along the water over to Pier 5 for some ice cream! They have an Ample Hills ice cream stand where we each got a little cup. I didn't love mine, but Brady loved his and the ice cream was more for him anyway so I was a happy camper.
Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO are two of my favorite neighborhoods to walk through. The brownstones and cobblestone walkways are so charming. It truly feels like you're walking through a movie! I would die to live in one of them! And their view of Manhattan is so breathtaking. These silly iPhone pictures really do not do it justice.
I am so excited Fall is here and I am going to milk every last second of it before it gets so bitter cold we have to hibernate for the winter.


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China, India, and the Global Struggle for Oil in Sudan and South Sudan
Thu, Oct 2, 2014 from 04:00pm — 05:30pm
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Perkins Room, Rubenstein Building, Harvard Kennedy School
Perkins Room
Rubenstein Building
SAI Book Talk
Luke Patey, Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies
Discussants:
Rohit Chandra, PhD candidate, Harvard Kennedy School
Ahmad Al-Mahi, MPA candidate, Harvard Kennedy School
Note: Due to heightened security because of visiting dignitaries, please enter the Rubinstein building from the JFK park entrance on October 2. Non-Harvard attendees should contact Rohit Chandra (rchandra@fas.harvard.edu) ASAP otherwise they may be unable to enter the building.
For over a decade, Sudan fuelled the rise of China and India's national oil companies. But the political turmoil surrounding the historic division of Africa's largest country, with the birth of South Sudan, challenged Asia's oil giants to chart a new course. The outbreak of conflict in South Sudan last December only deepened the instability and insecurity and sent Chinese and Indian diplomats scrambling to reinvigorate their foreign policies to protect their interests and bring an end to the conflict.
The lecture will discuss the overseas investments of Chinese and Indian national oil companies, their close ties with their respective governments in Beijing and New Delhi, and experiences with political and security risks in Sudan and South Sudan. It draws from Luke Patey's recent book The New Kings of Crude: China, India, and the Global Struggle for Oil in Sudan and South Sudan. Beyond examining the economic and political impact of Chinese and Indian engagement in Sudan and South Sudan, the book argues that the two Sudans are examples of how Africa is shaping the rise of China and India as world powers.
Luke Patey is a senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies. His work focuses on the political economy of oil in Sudan and South Sudan, the role of China and India in Africa, and the global investments of Chinese and Indian national oil companies. He has written for the Financial Times, The Guardian, The Hindu, and VICE News. He has been a Visiting Scholar at Peking University (Beijing), the Social Science Research Council (New York), and the Centre d'études et de recherches internationales (Paris).


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Q: Get all posts from different categories created in custom post type I have created a custom post type in functions.php with this code.
function create_recipes() {
    register_post_type('recipe', [
        'public' => true,
        'show_in_rest' => true,
        'labels' => [
            'name' => 'Recipes',
            'add_new_item' => 'Add New Recipe',
            'edit_item' => 'Edit Recipe',
            'all_items' => 'All Recipes',
            'singular_name' => 'Recipe',
        ],
        'supports' => ['title', 'editor'],
        'rewrite' => ['slug' => 'recipes'],
        'menu_icon' => 'dashicons-media-archive',
        'has_archive' => true,
        'taxonomies'  => array('category'),
        'supports' => array(  'title', 'editor', 'author', 'thumbnail' ),
   ]);
}

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And now I am trying to get/show all the posts on my frontend that I've created that have different categories here
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But I cant get it to work. Now I get all the different categories which is good but the posts that have the same category should be printent directly after and not with the same category name above.

A: You need to use the "get_cat_name( $category_id )" rather then "the_category()"
So in the function get_cat_name(), you need to pass the same category id which you are passing in the wp_query.

A: Here is your code and if you are wishing to show all the posts then you do not require to pass any category all you need to pass is the post_per_page
// WP_Query arguments
$args = array(
    'post_type'              => array( 'recipes' ),
    'post_status'            => array( 'publish' ),
    'posts_per_page'         => '-1',
    'order'                  => 'DESC',
    'orderby'                => 'id',
);

// The Query
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// The Loop
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    while ( $query->have_posts() ) {
        $query->the_post();
        // do something
        echo get_the_title();
    }
} else {
    // no posts found
}

// Restore original Post Data
wp_reset_postdata();

If you wish to show the specific post of the respective category then you can use slug, term_id, etc and you need to inject the tax_query in your argument here is the sample code based on slug
// WP_Query arguments
$args = array(
    'post_type'              => array( 'recipes' ),
    'post_status'            => array( 'publish' ),
    'posts_per_page'         => '-1',
    'tax_query' => array(
                        array(
                            'taxonomy' => 'category', // taxonomy slug
                            'field' => 'slug', //do not change this if you wisht to fetch from slug
                            'terms' => 'bob' //slug name
                        )
                    )
    'order'                  => 'DESC',
    'orderby'                => 'id',

);

// The Query
$query = new WP_Query( $args );

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    while ( $query->have_posts() ) {
        $query->the_post();
        // do something
        echo get_the_title();
    }
} else {
    // no posts found
}

// Restore original Post Data
wp_reset_postdata();


Home > Accident Law > How is Fault Determined After a Car Accident?
It can be hard enough avoiding car accidents, but for those who have been in one, an equally stressful experience is determining who is at fault for the collision. Figuring out where to put fault will not only allow you to save money on things you shouldn't be paying for in the first place, but give you an easier time recovering physically and emotionally.
If you've managed to avoid accidents so far, there are several tips you should follow so that you are ahead of the game for if and when you do get involved in one down the road. This process involves research and collecting information to make sure no one gets away with not paying what they owe. This guide aims to show you how to determine fault after a car accident.
Figuring out who is responsible for a car accident can be made easier if you know the local traffic laws. Whether you get involved in an accident while traveling through a different county, municipality or state will determine if you may be liable for certain damage payments that you wouldn't have to worry about back at home. You'll have plenty of sources to choose from for finding facts about traffic laws, including law libraries, public libraries, and state government and court websites. There's also the option of going to the local courthouse and reading through model jury instructions, which show the basic rules that are recited before a decision is made in such a case.
You'll need to remember certain rules based on where the accident occurred, such as how far away cars are supposed to be from each other in motion and while stopped. Some states also have their own rules at determining who is at fault for left-turn car accidents, as some put more blame on the driver who was turning while others focus on the driver who was going straight. Malfunctioning parts, such as a broken brake light, may play a role in reducing punishments. Whether one of the drivers was speeding or running a red light may also play a role in determining fault.
The more physical evidence you and all parties involved in an accident have, the easier it will be for the authorities to figure out who is responsible. You can take photos and record videos of the damage done to your car, such as dents, scratches and missing parts, and how the other driver collided with it. Testimonies from eyewitnesses also come in handy with showing that you were innocent in the accident. Police reports also help determine how the accident transpired, as they will most likely include unbiased evidence and a deeper analysis that even the people involved in the accident couldn't provide.
Evidence may involve damage that was done to more than just the cars. The accident may have resulted in damage done to the road, guardrails, sidewalk and other nearby areas including private property. If services such as concrete repair are needed because of it, the penalties may be even higher. Be sure to take photos and record video at the scene of the accident before you have your car repaired, as you won't have any evidence to show courts otherwise. The physical evidence can also determine how serious the payments will be, whether they're from one party or all involved. This will prevent anyone from exaggerating damage and the situation getting more serious than it should be.
As innocent as you think you are in a car accident based on the evidence you have and the knowledge of the causation, you may not be able to provide an argument that will prove your innocence as well as an expert in the field could. It's best to get in contact with a professional such as this auto accident lawyer in Mobile, AL so that you can go over what you would say in court. This will keep you from saying anything that could point blame in your direction, even if you were in the right. The last thing anyone wants to do is get themselves in trouble for something they didn't do.
The more evidence you have of the accident, the easier it will be for your attorney to figure out how to push your case. They may notice something in the photos of damage or quotes from eyewitnesses that can lead to the discovery of payments owed to you. If there is evidence pointing blame in your direction that you weren't previously aware of, then your lawyer should be able to determine how to present your negligence in a way that can reduce penalties on your end. This can affect everything from the shape of your wallet to your ability to keep your license.
Keep this guide in mind so that determining fault in any future car accident is stress and hassle-free.


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NFL Moving To 17-Game Regular Season After Players Approved New CBA
After 10 months of negotiations, the NFL and NFL Players Association have agreed on a new collective bargaining agreement, which runs through the 2030 season.
While there's a lot to digest in the 400+ page document, including an increased share of revenue for the players, increased rosters and practice squads, added benefits for retired players, and no more testing for marijuana, there's one thing in particular that stands out.
The NFL is extending the regular season to 17 games. But this won't happen right away. The 2020 season will look familiar (4 preseason games, 16 regular-season games) with one very new feature: The league will add a wild-card team to each conference, meaning there will be two extra games on Wild Card Weekend. And only the top seed in each conference will get a first-round bye. The second seed will play the No. 7 seed in the first round and so on.
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Posted on May 27, 2016 by Deranged
Arizona Patrolman, Robert Dapser, pulled over a 1980 Datsun ZX when he saw the car, apparently driven by Mr. Toad, weaving along Interstate 40. The car's driver was a man in his late 20s, Dean Phillip Carter. Dapser arrested him for driving under the influence and held him when a check on the Datsun's registration revealed it was missing and possibly connected to a homicide in Southern California.
1980 Datsun ZX
Detectives from Los Angeles and Culver City wanted to talk to Carter about the death of Jillette Mills, in whose car he was driving when he was arrested in Arizona. And they also wanted to question him about the slayings of Susan Knoll (Mills' roommate), Bonnie Guthrie (a friend of Knolls'), and Janette Cullins. Carter was extradited to California and returned to Ventura County where there was an outstanding warrant on a sexual assault case. Cops in Oakland, CA thought Carter fit the description of the man seen with Tok Kim whose body was found in her apartment on April 13, 1984, and they were anxious to grill him about that crime.
As if Carter wasn't already in enough trouble, Seattle's Green River Task Force was interested in him. The task force was attempting to solve the slayings of 25 young women that had started two years earlier. Seattle detectives were able to clear Carter of any involvement in the serial killings in their city.
He may have been off the hook for the Seattle slayings, but he was suspect number one in the California murders when property belonging to all five of the dead women was found in his possession. Police were still seeking a blue 1977 Honda Accord that belonged to one of his alleged rape victims. In mid-May 1984 he was charged with the murders of Susan Knoll, Bonnie Guthrie, and Janette Cullins.
L.A. County District Attorney Robert H. Philibosian held a press conference at which he stated that he intended to seek the death penalty for Carter who was still being held in Ventura County. Philibosian said, "We have now indications he committed at least five murders during a rampage that began in March and continued through part of last month."
Al Albergate, a spokesman for the D.A., dialed back Philibosian's initial statement saying that the D.A. hadn't meant to imply that Carter's guilt was a foregone conclusion. Albergate said, "The remark was based on the fact that we have charged him with killing three people."
With Carter the prime suspect in the murders reporters and detectives started digging into his background. He hailed from Nome, Alaska where he spent a troubled childhood. He never knew his birthfather but was was adopted by his stepfather (deceased at the time of the slayings) who was Nome's Chief of Police. Police. If his stepfather tried to be a good influence on the boy, he failed. When he was 12 Carter was declared to be a delinquent child and sent to a youth camp, from which he attempted to escape at least three times. He was ultimately placed in a foster home. As an adult he spent time in an Oregon prison for grand theft auto and possession of cocaine, and in Alaska for burglary.
Kicked loose from prison in 1980, Carter was employed by a non-profit where he became a television production assistant and cameraman. He didn't just learn job skills at the non-profit video center–it was there he met and subsequently married the receptionist. The couple had twin boys, but the marriage didn't last. His ex retained custody of the twins and that seems to have made Carter angry. Did he harbor a grudge against his ex-wife that was deep enough to set him off on a killing spree?
NEXT TIME: Carter's story plays out.
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For 18 days, from late March to mid-April 1984, a series of rapes and murders spanned California from Oakland to San Diego. The police soon realized that the sexual assaults and slayings were likely the work of one man. All they had to do was find him.
On March 25, 1984 a woman was raped at knife point in her San Diego apartment. Two days later another young woman was raped at knife point in Ventura County. Her assailant strangled her until she lost consciousness. She was lucky to be alive.
On April 1, 1984 in Lafayette, California, about 30 miles east of Oakland, Tok Kim met a man named Phil in a local bar. They spent the next several days together and were seen by a few of her neighbors. On April 13th, Tok's decomposed body was discovered. The cause of death could not be determined, but strangulation wasn't ruled out. Her car and some of her personal items were missing.
Jillette Mills
Kim's car was located hundreds of miles away in Culver City parked in front of an apartment building where roommates Susan Knoll and Jillette Mills were found dead. Each of the women had been sexually assaulted, strangled, and then their bodies were stacked in a bedroom closet.
Jillette's Datson 280 ZX with the vanity plate PHANTM Z, as well as personal items belonging to both women were missing.
The body of Bonnie Guthrie was discovered on the bedroom floor of her Culver City apartment on April 12th. She had been sexually assaulted and died of asphyxia caused by strangulation. Personal items were missing from her residence.
Janette Cullins
Janette Cullins was found in the closet of her San Diego apartment she, like the other dead women, had been strangled. Wood chips were found near the front door, which suggested that the killer had broken in.
It was 10:50 p.m. on April 17th when Arizona Highway Patrolman Robert Dapser received a call on his CB radio from a truck driver. The trucker said that "an erratic vehicle had been driving in his location, passed by him twice and nearly cut him off." The erratic driver, possibly drunk, was behind the wheel of a Datsun 280 ZX with a California vanity plate. The trucker thought it was "PHANTOM 2".
Officer Dapser flipped on his emergency lights. He caught up with the Datsun and watched it swerve across the center line of the highway. The sports car finally pulled over and the driver, the lone occupant of the vehicle, produced his ID but couldn't find the vehicle registration. He told Dapser, "I can't find it, she must not have it in here." The driver's failure to produce the registration wasn't a big deal, but Officer Dapser caught a whiff of marijuana and saw a roach in the center console. There was an empty beer bottle, and several full ones, on the floor on the passenger's side of the car.
Dapser called dispatch and said that the license plate was not "PHANTOM 2′ as originally reported but "PHANTM Z". A few minutes later he was informed that the car had been reported stolen. Dapser Mirandized the driver and took him into custody to await detectives from California.
Susan Knoll
Detectives from Culver City and West Los Angeles arrived in Arizona and inventoried the contents of the Datsun. They found a suitcase containing a few household items identified as belonging to Tok Kim; a supermarket check cashing card belonging to Susan Knoll; workout gear and photo equipment belonging to Jillette Mills; Janette Cullins' bank card; and three hand knit sweaters identified as Bonnie Guthrie's.
The detectives were anxious to speak to the driver of Jillette's Datsun. Was he a killer and a rapist? Or was he just an unlucky car thief?
NEXT TIME: The killer is identified.
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Secure Digital (SD) är en typ av digitalt minne som ofta används i digitalkameror. Lagringskapaciteten är  för standard-SD, SDHC , SDXC . Stöd för CPRM finns, vilket ska skydda material från etablerade medieföretag från konsumenter men som ytterst sällan används.

Det finns flera typer som fungerar likadant men har olika fysisk storlek.
 SD-kort: ursprungliga modellen.
 miniSD: halva storleken
 microSD: en fjärdedel av storleken

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Överföringshastighet
Överföringshastighet för kortminnen beräknas på samma sätt som för CD-ROM, i multiplar av 150 kB/s (1x = 150 kB/s), standardhastighet för CD-ROM. Standardkortminnen har hastigheten 6x (900 kB/s), high-speed-kort har hastigheter typ 66x (10 MB/s) och high-end-kort 200x eller mer. Här ska noteras att läs- och skrivhastigheten för ett kort inte behöver vara lika; oftast är läshastigheten högre.

Specifikation SD 1.01 tillåter en maximal överföringshastighet på 66x. Hastigheter upp till 200x definieras i specifikation SD 2.0.

Här exempel på vanliga korttyper med deras maximala överföringshastighet:

Utökad lagringskapacitet

Senare har det tillkommit kort i alla tre ovanstående fysiska layouter, men med lagringskapacitet överstigande . Dessa kort kan bara användas i apparater som uttryckligen stöder respektive utökat format.

SDHC
Ett nyare SD-format, SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) tillåter kapaciteter högre än  (upp till 32 GB). SDHC använder samma formfaktor som SD, men SD 2.0-standard i SDHC använder en annan minnesadresseringsmetod. Ett 4 GB SDHC-kort fungerar endast med SDHC-kompatibla enheter; SDHC-logotypen ska säkerställa kompatibilitet. SDHC-kortläsare och andra enheter sägs vara bakåtkompatibla med SD-kort. SDHC använder filformat FAT32, till skillnad från de ursprungliga kortens FAT, File Allocation Table, vilket ursprungligen var det enda formatet i MS-DOS och Microsoft Windows.

SDHC indelas i olika klasser efter överföringshastighet, definierade av SD Association, vilka specificerar minimum skrivhastighet för SDHC-kort.
 Class 2:   2 MB/s   (13x)
 Class 4:   4 MB/s   (26x)
 Class 6:   6 MB/s   (40x)
 Class 10:   10 MB/s   (66x)

2012 finns SD-kort med upp till 95 MB/s i överföringshastighet.

SDXC

Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC) presenterades på Consumer Electronics Show 2009. Maximal kapacitet för SDXC är 2 TB. Ett SDHC-kort har egentligen samma kapacitet i sin lagringsstruktur, men detta har godtyckligt begränsats till 32 GB i specifikationen SD 2.0.

Maximal överföringshastighet för SDXC uppgavs till 104 MB/s (UHS-I), men har ökat till 312 MB/s (UHS-II) samt 624 MB/s (UHS-III). För UHS-II och UHS-III måste kortläsaren kunna läsa av en extra rad kontaktstift på korten (se bild till höger) för att uppnå de högre hastigheterna. Kommersiellt utvecklade apparater med stöd för SDXC-kort använder oftast Microsofts egna proprietära och patenterade exFAT lagringssystem.

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Money. We keep score with it, we attach self-worth to it and bench mark against it. People spend their entire careers in its pursuit, yet, rarely experience the corresponding happiness from its realization. Yet we continue to make life decisions based on a number and our belief that the bigger that number, the better. But, that is not the honest reason we need money. We may want money to affirm our self-worth or purchase the things to which we attach happiness. But, the honest reason we need money is for security.
The pursuit and acquisition of money is not the issue. What is of issue are the sacrifices made and the stories we tell ourselves as we doggedly claw at every dollar.
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Success is working with a true sense of purpose, a clear vision for the future in alignment with your values, if you happen to get filthy rich along the way, good for you!
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