G.I.JOE HQ.com My Joe collection wouldn't be what it is today without this place back when BigFan ran it. Currently inactive but I've heard that it'll be revived in the future.
SmallJoes.com This place has a ton of the more recent G.I.JOE stuff as well as other compatable toylines including Japanese Microman figs!
J and R's custom castings Used to cast a lot of separate parts (not whole figures) for use with making customs. Commander, who ran the joint, did a lot of cool stuff and I'd like to thank him for all his hard work.
All G.I.JOE and Cobra characters © 2005 Hasbro. Justice League and all related characters © D.C. Comics. the Avengers, the X-Men and all related characters © Marvel Entertainment. Final Fight, Street Fighter, Captain Commando, Bionic Commando, and all related characters © Capcom. Streets of Rage, Jo Musashi, Shinobi and all related characters © 2005 Sega. Liu Kang, Sub-Zero and all Mortal Kombat characters © 2005 Midway. Used without permission, but much respect.


Can't unlock 40gig Maxtor QuickView. Not for DVR.
Thread: Can't unlock 40gig Maxtor QuickView. Not for DVR.
I picked up a 40gig Maxtor QuickView drive at a thrift store for $5. All the computer guy there could tell me about it was it was "pulled from a DVR". He has some more of the same model drive.
Is there a newer version of MHD3 than 1.1? That gets to Sending master password with one dot then does the Unknown error thing.
I want to use the drive in a PC, if I can unlock it I'll buy a bunch more of these drives at $5 a pop.
diskutil didn't work, claimed the drive wasn't locked. I then tried using it to Lock the drive, which it claimed it was able to do, then power cycled and tried Unlock again - "not locked". Pfaugh!
So far that's made more progress than mhdd, atapwd, HDDErase, and hdparm. Fdisk will run with the drive now instead of quitting with a fixed disk error, but trying to create a partition it keeps restarting checking the drive integrity.
I'd used mhdd's erase function with BIOS disabled to erase the drive, hoping that'd zap the protection. Nope.
HDDErase now does not hang, but it won't *do anything* it just keeps going around and around through the options.
Back to MHDD and I used its fdisk, the drive now shows as 9 megabytes. Hmmmm. Looks like back to TiVo information hunting.
Haven't you spent more time and aggravation on this than it's worth? For all you know, the drive may have fatal errors.
Don't forget, you can't just run down to Fry's Electronics, Best Buy, or whatever and buy a 40 Gig drive anymore.
There's a difference between needing help, and just being plain ole' lazy.
HR20-700 with 2 TB, HR22-100, HR22-100, HR22-100, HR23-100 all running 0x5cd and networked.
Hi there, where can I download the MHD3 file? thanks.


text:
The InvestigationKey LocationsBehind the ReportingSubsequent CoverageDocumentaryArtistic RenderingsPublished GloballyAwards
What was the impact of our exposé on Europe's shadow immigration system?
By Ian Urbina
In the weeks since the publication of The Outlaw Ocean Project's investigation of the European Union's support for the brutal capture and detention of refugees in Libya, the already heated debate about migration to Europe from Africa and the Middle East broke out anew among politicians, religious leaders, human rights advocates, and legislators.
A variety of those public figures cited the damning findings of the investigation to make the point that wealthier countries such as the United States and the member states of the E.U. have to find a better plan for dealing with the even greater numbers of people across the globe who will be forced to flee their homelands because of climate change. Merely outsourcing immigration enforcement to troubled states like Mexico or Libya is hardly a humane or effective answer.
In Greece, Pope Francis condemned Europe's policies of "self-interest and nationalism," that he said had led to a wholesale mistreatment of innocent migrants so vast it represented nothing less than the "shipwreck of civilization." Describing our investigation as a "must read," Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and former vice president of Egypt, added, "No wonder most western official rhetoric on 'human rights' is not taken seriously."
The investigation, co-published with the New Yorker magazine, detailed the enormous human toll of Europe's decision to finance a far-reaching crackdown on migrants conducted by the authorities in Libya, one of the most popular transit countries for desperate people heading to Europe, most of them fleeing poverty, violence and the damaging impact of an overheating planet.
The E.U. has for years sent money and equipment to Libya's corrupt and brutal Coast Guard to catch migrants before they reach Europe, while effectively turning a blind eye to the ghastly conditions inside Libyan detention centers. The array of notorious militias that run these prisons have tortured, extorted and killed migrants in their custody, including a young farmer and father of three from Guinea-Bissau named Aliou Candé, whose death was at the center of our investigation.
The week that our reporting was published, a coalition of human rights lawyers in Europe formally submitted a written complaint to the International Criminal Court requesting that it open an investigation into the E.U's cynical and deadly partnership with Libya. Two female migrants filed a separate legal complaint with the United Nations alleging that they had been, with th E.U.'s tacit blessing, subjected to arbitrary detention and torture in Libya.
Meanwhile in the days after our investigation was published, the Libyan Foreign Minister said that her country was tired of doing Europe's bidding in limiting migration to the E.U. – an arrangement she said had resulted in Libya being portrayed as an ugly and violent tool in a geopolitical crisis. "Please do not push the problem in our lap and please do not point your fingers at Libya and portray us as a country which abuses and disrespects refugees," said the minister, Najla Mangoush. She added that years of European money sent to bolster Libya's migration enforcement actions had simply served what she called, "the agenda of the E.U."
A central focus of our investigation – the controversial role of Europe's multi-billion-dollar border protection agency, Frontex – also became the subject of fresh scrutiny. The Frontex official in charge of protecting the rights of migrants said he was alarmed and frustrated by what he cited as the border agency's disregard for evidence of harm committed against migrants. This criticism echoed similar claims included in our reporting from a different senior Frontex official who had said that the disregard for violence against migrants had existed within the agency's top ranks for years.
French President Emmanuel Macron, on the other hand, called for Frontex to be granted emergency powers as he argued that Europe's future depended on its ability to control its borders. His comments came two days after more than two dozen migrants drowned during an attempted crossing of the English Channel.
Bigger Audience, Broader Question
The investigation originally appeared as a 10,000-word story in the New Yorker. It was then followed by a half-dozen shorter follow-up stories, including a deeper look at Frontex and a fuller discussion of the looming specter of increased climate migration. The reporting had unusual global reach due to the unique way it was published, running ultimately in 11 languages, 26 countries and 53 magazine, radio, television and newspaper outlets.
The investigation included a 27-minute documentary film, produced with support from The Pulitzer Center, published originally in The Guardian and subsequently with a half dozen other outlets. The film derived from reporting done by Ed Ou during a 5-week embed on a Doctor's Without Borders ship conducting migrant rescues on the Mediterranean. Among the documentary film's accomplishments, Ou captured on camera, possibly for the first time, the use of drones by Frontex to locate migrant boats – the coordinates of which, it was discovered, are then handed over to the Libyan Coast Guard.
A variety of television outlets, including CNN, MSNBC, Al-Jazeera and NBC, ran pieces about the investigation's revelations. The LA Times, The Christian Science Monitor, Al Jazeera and other news venues published versions of an opinion piece on the role of climate change. In addition to National Public Radio in the U.S., radio stations from Guinea-Bissau to Belarus, The Netherlands and Germany produced their own pieces, sometimes using audio elements from our reporting in Libya.
Art also played a distinct and important role in disseminating the journalism. The reporting was put on stage in front of sold-out audiences in Oakland, Los Angeles, New York and Washington D.C. for a theatrical rendering by a company called Pop-Up Magazine. An electronic musician named Adam Noya paired music and samples from an audio version of the written story, hoping to get the reporting to his listeners using non-news platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Three graphic designers – Russell Gonsalves, Edward Distarce, and Clay Rodery – spent weeks creating animated versions of the investigation to offer a different way to experience the dramatic narrative.
Broadly speaking, there were three goals in melding journalism with art. The first was to use digital platforms that are not typically employed for news reporting. The second was to reach a younger and more global audience. The third was to access people more creatively, viscerally, and emotionally.
As much as our investigation solved certain mysteries, it also raised a larger and vexing question: how can countries more humanely handle migration? The stakes of this question are only going to grow considering that demographers predict that more than 150 million people will seek to relocate due to the climate crisis over the next 50 years.
Migration experts and human rights advocates offered a variety of insights for ways to improve the handling of the Mediterranean crisis. Partly to discuss some of the investigation's findings, the Libyan American Alliance hosted an online roundtable discussion about Libya and migration. During the event, Thomas Garofalo, Libyan Country Director for the International Rescue Committee, said that the E.U. needs to stop partnering with the Libyans on migration control. "There really has to be a return to a European search and rescue in the Mediterranean," he said. "It is clear that the Libyan Coast Guard is not able to protect the lives and the welfare of these people trying to cross."
Ahmed Gasir, a researcher for a Libyan NGO, Human Rights Solidarity, added that the United Nations should immediately restore its evacuation flights from Tripoli, which, until they were canceled over a year ago, were one of the only safe ways for migrants to escape Libya. More than 40,000 refugees are stuck in Libya and these are the ones not even in the brutal detention centers, he said.
Mark Micaleff, a Libya expert with the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, said that it would not be wise or ethical to pull E.U. money from the many aid organizations doing life-saving work with migrants in Libya. He added that E.U. officials might not have much control over what happens in the migrant prisons in Libya. But they could apply more pressure on the Libyan government by tying further financial support for the Libyan Coast Guard to demonstrable improvements in these prisons.
Several other sources made a higher-altitude point: building taller and thicker walls like the invisible one that the E.U. has erected across the Mediterranean is not the way to respond to the global stampede that climate migration has set in motion. The more sustainable solution is to direct resources and policy attention toward the push factors that are driving desperate people to surge toward Europe and the U.S.
Europe's Denial
For far too long European officials have claimed that their role in Libya was strictly humanitarian. These officials said that the EU does not pay for anything associated with the illegal capture and brutalizing of refugees in Libya. The investigation showed that this claim was untrue. By using a database of E.U. contracts and other sources, we found millions of dollars worth of purchases – ranging from the buses used to transport captured migrants from port to prisons, to the SUVs deployed to hunt refugees in the deserts, to the body bags used to bury the fallen. By scouring footage and still images on social media, we pinned down how these purchases were being used by militias, aid groups and the government in Libya.
In reaction, Jeff Crisp, the former head of policy development and evaluation at the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, tweeted that the investigation was "probably the most detailed report so far on the EU-supported programme that allows the Libyan Coast Guard and associated militia groups to intercept refugees at sea." Ali Noorani, the CEO of the National Immigration Forum, added that the reporting brought "the cruelty and depravity of this approach to migration to entirely new levels."
Referencing the investigation, Othmar Karas, a parliamentarian from Austria, wrote the European Commission, asking it to investigate the "prison-like facilities where refugees and migrants are detained" at the E.U.'s behest. "What measures is the Commission taking to put an end to the human rights situation in the prison-like facilities for migrants and refugees in Libya?" he wrote.
Ciarán Cuffe, another E.U. parliamentarian from Ireland, also wrote the Commission citing specific purchases that our investigation revealed by the E.U. on behalf of the Libyan Coast Guard, including several soon-to-be-delivered P150 class patrol boats. He asked what actions the E.U. plans to take to ensure that such assets are not used to push migrants back to Libya in contravention of international law. On December 10, Fabio Castaldo, a lawmaker from Italy who is also the European Parliament's vice president, said that Europe to date had failed to come together to pursue a set of immigration policies that were both effective and humane. A collective effort would need to put the "dignity" of migrants at the forefront, he said.
Father Mussie Zerai, an Eritrean Catholic priest and one-time nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, echoed that sentiment in a letter sent to the Parliament's president, David Sassoli. Zerias said in the letter that the first step toward what he called a "radical revision" of the E.U.'s work with Libya would require "a decisive warning to Libya to put an end to the violence and call those responsible to answer for it."
In testimony before a United States House of Representatives committee in late December, an official with the United States Agency for International Development said that America had a strategic interest in a stable Libya, and cited our reporting to argue that the humane treatment of migrants would be required for the country to reclaim its legitimacy.
Where does this story go from here? It's hard to say. Earlier this year, for the first time ever, two cases brought by migrants alleging abuse of complicity in abuse by Frontex and its personnel have reached the Court of Justice for the European Union.
Migrant advocates, who hope the involvement of the International Criminal Court and the E.U.'s Court of Justice Court will produce reform, hailed a ruling last week by Italy's Supreme Court overturning the conviction of two migrants who Italian authorities had accused of defying their efforts to return them to Libya. The high court's ruling said the migrants, having been rescued at sea by tugboat operators, were within their rights to resist being sent back to a country that does not meet the international standard for a safe port.
The lawyers for the migrants said the ruling makes clear that "rescue operations at sea which result in the return of survivors to Libya constitute a breach of the principle of non-refoulement and violate the rights of the people rescued who should be taken to a place of safety where their lives are no longer in danger and respect of their fundamental rights is guaranteed."
It is unclear what will become of the most recent legal actions taken against the E.U., both before the International Criminal Court and the United Nations, but the filings have become part of a broader challenge to the legality of the E.U.'s policies and the conduct of its border agency, Frontex.
Tineke Strik, a Dutch member of the European Parliament, said she intended to hold a hearing before the parliamentary subcommittee on Human Rights in January so that the reporters behind the investigation could give public testimony concerning the E.U.'s involvement with Libya. Other government officials from Dublin to Istanbul issued public calls for rethinking Europe's approach to managing the migrant crisis.
The Quieter Wins
Sometimes the small and personal victories in journalism are the most satisfying. Our reporting in Libya included successfully launching a drone over the migrant prison in Tripoli where the migrant from Guinea-Bissau was killed. It was a dangerous journalistic endeavor, but it seemed worth the risk for the sake of showing a dark and violent place that had long been hidden, even to people who lived right next door.
In the end, the drone footage from above paired with cellphone videos secreted out from inside the prison, known as Al Mabani, became the iconic representation of a harsh truth that was broadcast not just in Europe and the U.S. but also and importantly in news outlets in Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey.
We made a special effort to ensure that the story ran extensively in Arabic and other languages in the Middle East and throughout Africa. This seemed like a distinctly worthy accomplishment because such reporting rarely gets published in the very places where the people most impacted live.
While reporting on the story in Tripoli, several reporters conducting the investigation were violently taken captive and disappeared into a secret prison by the Libyan Intelligence Service, long affiliated with one of Libya's powerful militias, the Al Nawasi brigade. Shortly after the publication of the investigation, the Libyan Intelligence Service handed over to the U.S. State Department the $30,000 worth of equipment and personal belongings they had seized from the reporters before releasing them after six days in captivity.
After Aliou Candé was killed by a guard at Al Mabani, police initially listed him in paperwork without a name. This fact added insult to injury for Candé's great uncle who visited the police station to identify his body. One of our investigation's humbler aspirations was to re-humanize Candé by telling his story to the world in a way that the global public might understand him as a person, not as a tragic statistic. Only readers can be the judge of whether the work succeeded at this goal. At minimum, though, we do know that the hashtag #AliouCande went viral and the link to the story was seen by more than 13 million people on Twitter alone.
Aliou Candé's name is surely now known. So too is the E.U.'s role in his abuse and death.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Sunset Tavern is conveniently located just a few blocks from the Shops at Sunset Place, making the bar an easy stop for mall shoppers. The space includes pool tables, sports memorabilia on the walls, and plenty of large flat-screens to catch the game while you sit at the large, fully stocked bar. Sunset Tavern welcomes private parties and sometimes hosts events of its own. Part of Deli Lane Cafe & Tavern, the bar offers customers outside seating on a small patio. The dress code is come as you are. Whether you just got off work and want to meet co-workers for a drink or are lounging in jeans and a tee on a lazy Sunday afternoon, you'll fit in just fine.


At Dumpsterator, we strive to bring you the best service at the best price available. We have a wide selection of dumpster sizes in stock in Lake Hughes, CA, with flexible & timley pickup and delivery. Give us a call today for all your dumpster rental and roll off needs. Looking for dumpster rental in other cities? We have you covered as well!
Your roll-off dumpster in 93532 is only a phone call away. Don't delay!
Renting a dumpster can be a life saver when you have a significant project underway at home. Most of these rentals are great for trash eradication, furniture discretion, and useless hauling, among other things. However, it is crucial to remember that renting a dumpster doesn't automatically imply that your dumpster master will be on a lawn to move the garbage into the container for you. Be sure to know exactly precisely what is included ahead of time when you rent a dumpster so that you don't run into virtually any surprises on the way.
The weather prediction may be with rain or snow so you need to obtain the roof job finished within the next 7 days. Thankfully you may get your supplies quickly such as the shingles to the roofing and also a dumpster the next day.
DIY or Home rehabilitation Projects: Throw Off dumpsters are a safe in addition to convenient means to collect particles from any home renovation or do-it-yourself project. Collect lumber or solid wood scraps, glass windows, drywall, flooring surfaces, old doorways, fixtures, piping, siding or any other type of building or demolition particles. The items can be put safely in the dumpster without having to worry about anyone or anything finding injured simply by old corroded nails, razor-sharp metal perimeters or splintered solid wood.
In most places there is a restriction to the amount of waste being placed to the curbside and it is typically grabbed only once every week. Many small companies such as dining establishments, small office buildings or house complexes don't want to have the eyesore of many discretion bins near their site. Dumpster rental fees are the ideal option in these instances. The particular dumpster can be placed towards the back of the creating, to the side or most just about anywhere out of eyesight. The one thing to keep in mind is that the Dumpster Rental in 93532 company will need to have access via a road or driveway to pick up in addition to unload the dumpster.
Dumpster rentals as well as garbage bin rental fees and the utilization of disposal containers are a crucial part of business, house complexes and then for home construction corporations and even family members use. Many reasons exist why somebody whether a person or business might need to rent a dumpster, or garbage bin.
They offer you the finest way to dispose hazardous chemical type and spend in and around the development sites. These lenders also direct you towards getting rid of pointless weeks, harmful substances along with non-recyclable waste with the residential area and its town. In this way, it is simple to keep your environment very elegant.
With just about any support, the price ultimately ends up being a important factor. This particular tends to play an even even bigger role if you assume effects will be the same goes with any company. As a result assumption, a few Dumpster Rental in 93532 companies get resorted to sneaky pricing strategies. Much like airline carriers, they promote one cost and then uncover all kinds of approaches to sneak in additional charges.
It is advisable to rent a dumpster along with wheels about so you can move it with the house to the barn to the storage if needed.
At this time there needn't be virtually any lengthy on-line form for you to fill out, possibly. A few Dumpster Rental in 93532 companies operate in many states, so check out a little variety to see where your nearest rental site is. Usually, a dumpster is necessary after a home remodeling, for washing after construction work, and that is when a roll off dumpster business is the perfect answer. Delivered, next picked up correct at your site, is the fastest way for this sort of rental.
These and also other issues may influence the process of Dumpster Rental in 93532, regardless of the characteristics of the undertaking. Ask hard questions, requirement clear answers, knowing that you have many choices with regards to renting roll away from containers.
While you consider renting one particular, you have to remember that you will find to pay a specific fee for you to place your rental dumpster in a avenue in the metropolis, this is especially essential if you are a store or resort owner. You will have to get a permit to use it. Another highlight is the possibility of you actually having your rental dumpster collect a lot more than it should. Since each has a particular tonnage, ensure you don't exceed to limit, or you could have to pay an extra payment.
If you live with Virginia, Dc or Maryland than your home is in a gorgeous area and also you want to ensure that is stays beautiful. Your location is satisfied with the beauty that surrounds these and you most want to maintenance it. Regardless of where you live you need your home in addition to neighborhood kept clean and beautiful.
For making things even easier, make sure you rent a little dumpster that stands up to two a lot of debris. It might be wise to rent some sort of dumpster that is upon wheels if you happen to need to go it from area of your driveway to another area of your driveway. You'll be able to request from your company that rents out your dumpsters to send skids alongside to protect your driveway. This will give you a a sense relief knowing that your made driveway will not have any deterioration done to this.
Before hiring some sort of 30 garden Dumpster Rental in 93532, you need to be sure to are following all the regulations and rules of your area. For example, if you're cleaning out your apartment and you are the renter, you must ensure your complex possesses enough area to place the bigger dumpster in the parking area. Nevertheless, when you cleaning your own home or business, you should make sure that your metropolis laws makes it possible for keeping this on the street. Really don't misjudge the size of these kind of dumpsters, as they call for plenty of area. Homeowner's organizations or comparable organizations would possibly not allow it. Despite the fact that, you can find a great solutions for all, but it's better to seek permission in advance in comparison with waiting in addition to watching.
An area Dumpster Rental in 93532 can be reputable, affordable along with the best solution for all dumpster needs. Whether you want to eliminate construction waste or even typical debris, nearby dumpsters will be the means to fix all those demands. Local rentals ensure that the many companies linked to this business create high quality companies to their consumers be it this roll- off rentals or pot rentals. Just about all one needs to because of get companies locally should be to simple get in touch with the local dumpster rentals and the support will be delivered to you on occasion. A local Dumpster Rental in 93532 (LDR) boasts simple procedures that one should undergo just before getting the support. That is one particular only requires to make one particular call for the LDR and then link to a corporation that will supply the services without the hassles such as filling associated with lengthy sorts and proposal of midst men with accessing the lenders. The service fees that is required will be spelled out where there are no hidden fees in addition to gimmicks before the provision of the service. This LDR enables fast delivery of service providers that are generally within a person's local area and as such avoiding unwanted delays. With all the LDR the price of this service is in addition considerable good, price is very important to any provided service or product along with the LDR ensure that the pot rentals and in many cases roll away from rentals are generally reasonably priced.


text:
Q: Help me to understand correctly this sentence "She sounded very eager to meet you." when someone says "She sounded very eager to meet you." it means that

She said exactly "I'm really eager to meet him" (him refer to me).

or

Her saying or expression implied that she really wants to meet me.

A: If she had said exactly

I'm really eager to meet him.

Then the report would have been

She said she is really eager to meet you.

But since the report was

She sounded very eager to meet you.

then she might have made remarks like

That guy is datable.
That guy was really interesting. Where can I find him?
Is that guy a regular here? If so, I'll be back.

and so on.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Education & Pedagogy Journal
Today: 22.01.2022
Home Issues 2021 Year Issue №1 AGAINST EPISTEMOLOGICAL HIERARCHIES: ON THE VALUE OF FORMING BODILY KNOWLEDGE
Issue №1
Information for Readers
Start submission
Received articles
Journal TSPU
vestnik.tspu.edu.ru
praxema.tspu.edu.ru
ling.tspu.edu.ru
npo.tspu.edu.ru
- Not selected -
AGAINST EPISTEMOLOGICAL HIERARCHIES: ON THE VALUE OF FORMING BODILY KNOWLEDGE
Sirotkina I. E.
DOI: 10.23951/2782-2575-2021-1-5-20
Information About Author:
Irina E. Sirotkina, Institute for the History of Natural Science and Technology Russian Academy of Science, Russian Federation. E-mail: isiro1@yandex.ru
The article reveals such concepts as "metis," "body techniques," "practical skill," "kinesthetic intelligence," and "movement skill." These concepts are united by the fact that the accumulation of knowledge is presented as a largely unconscious process in which muscles play the same role as the brain. The essence of these concepts can be expressed in the term "bodily knowledge," which contrasts itself in the epistemological sense with codified practical knowledge, instructions, and rules – techne. Bodily knowledge is based on movements and muscle sensations. Russian physiologist I.M. Sechenov called this sensation "dark," pointing out that such sensations are almost impossible to comprehend, describe, and analyze. However, such feelings cannot be entirely opposed to thought. This "smart skill," as poet and writer Varlam Shalamov called it, can be considered a separate type of cognition. This article is an attempt to comprehensively discuss the concept of "body knowledge."
Keywords: metis, techne, skill, movement skill, kinesthetic intelligence, body techniques
1. Shalamov V. Collected works: In 4 volumes. Moscow: fi ction VAGRIUS, 1998. URL: https://shalamov.ru/library/9/7.html (accessed: 01/22/2020).
2. Bernstein N.A., Feigenberg I.M., Sirotkina I.E. (eds.) Modern searches in the physiology of the nervous process. Moscow: Smysl, 2003.
3. Smith R. The Sense of Movement: An Intellectual History. London: Process Press, 2019.
4. Banes S. Terpsichore in Sneakers: Post-modern Dance. Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2011.
5. Gurskaya I. Dance story / based on the production of Wayne McGregor's "Autobiography". Topos. Literary and philosophical journal. 2019. URL: https://www.topos.ru/article/proza/tancrasskaz-po-motivam-postanovkiavtobiografiya-ueyna-makgregora, published on-line 08/11/2019 (accessed: 22.01.2020).
6. Scott J. How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed. Translation from English by E.N. Gusinsky, Yu.I. Turchaninova. Moscow: University book, 2005.
7. Bernstein N.A., Feigenberg I.M. (ed.) On Dexterity and Its Development. Moscow: Physical culture and sport, 1991.
8. Zaporozhets A.V. Changing the motor skills of a preschooler child depending on the conditions and motives of his/her activity. News of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. Department of Psychology, 1948, issue 14, pp. 125–166.
9. Gardner H. Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences. London: Heinemann, 1983.
10. Sirotkina I.E. The World as a Living Movement: An Intellectual Biography of Nikolai Bernstein. Moscow: Kogitocenter, 2018.
11. Cannon W.B. The Wisdom of the Body. New York: W.W. Norton, 1932.
12. Todd M.E. Study of the Dynamic Forces of Dynamic Man. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1937.
13. Mandelstam O.E. "O. I ty, Moskva, sestra moya, legka...". Poems, prose, memoirs, materials for biography. Moscow: Moscow worker, 1990.
14. Vigarello J. Train the body. In: Corbin A., Curtin J.-J., Vigarello J. (eds.) Body history. Volume 3. Change of view: XX century. Moscow: NLO, 2016.S. 149–184.
15. Johnson M. The Body in the Mind. The Bodily Basis of Meaning, Imagination, and Reasoning. The University of Chicago Press, 1987.
16. Clark A. Supersizing the Mind: Embodiment, Action, and Cognitive Extension. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008.
17. Gallagher S. Philosophical antecedents to situated cognition. In: Robbins P. and Aydede M. (Eds.). The Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition. Cambridge University Press, 2009. Pp. 35–51.
18. Wacquant L. Homines in Extremis: What Fighting Scholars Teach Us about Habitus. Body&Society. 2013, vol. 20(2), pp. 3–17.
19. Detienne M., Vernant J.-P. Cunning Intelligence in Greek Culture and Society. Trans. J. Lloyd. Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Humanities Press, 1978, original: Les ruses d'intelligence: La metis des grecs. Paris: Flammarion, 1974.
20. Lesgaft P.F. Guidelines for the physical education of schoolchildren. Izbr. pedagogical op. Moscow: Pedagogika, 1988. S. 228–263.
21. Bertoz, A., Petit J.-L. The Physiology and Phenomenology of Action. Transl. by C. Macana. Oxford: Oxford University Pres2008s.
22. Mauss M. Body techniques. In: Societies, exchange, personality. Moscow: Science; Main edition of oriental literature, 1996. Pp. 242–263.
23. Zhekulin S.A. The experience of psychological study of the formation of swimming skills in styles. In: Rudik P.A. (ed.) Psychomotorics and physical culture. Moscow: All-Russian Research Institute of Physical Culture and Sports, 1935. pp. 57–92.
24. Polanyi M. Personal Knowledge: Towards a Post-Critical Philosophy. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1958; Russian publication: Polanyi M. Personal knowledge. Moscow: Progress, 1985.
25. Bloor D. Knowledge and Social Imagery. Routledge, 1976.
26. Hoyningen-Huene P. Context of Discovery versus Context of Justifi cation and Thomas Kuhn. In: Schickore J. and F. Steinle (eds.) Revisiting Discovery and Justifi cation: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on the Context Distinction. Springer, 2006. Pp. 119–132.
27. Kasavin I.T. Text. Discourse. Context. An introduction to the social epistemology of language. Moscow, 2008.
28. Latour B. Science in Action: How to Follow Scientists and Engineers through Society. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1987.
29. Hacking I. The Self-Vindication of the Laboratory Sciences. In: Pickering A. (ed.) Science as Practice and Culture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992. Pp. 29–64.
30. Pickering A. Objectivity and the Mangle of Practice. In: Megill A. (ed.) Rethinking Objectivity. Durham: Duke University Press, 1994. Pp. 109–125.
31. Gastev A.K. New cultural attitude. "Orga-biblioteka CIT", 1924, No. 3, ed. 2nd. Moscow: VTSSPS-CIT. URL: http://ruslit.traumlibrary.net/book/gastev-kak-nado-rabotat/gastev-kak-nado-rabotat.html#return_n_6 (date accessed: 01/22/2020).
32. Gastev A.K. How to work. Arkhangelsk: Publishing House of the Arkhangelsk Provincial Soviet Party School named after Lenin, 1922.
33. Platonov A.P. Juvenile sea. In: Foundation pit. Juvenile sea. Stories. Moscow: Fiction, 1977. Pp. 116–191.
34. Krakauer Z. Mass ornament. Weimar Essays. Per. with him. ed. N. Fedorova. Moscow: Ad Marginem Press, 2019.
35. Werrett S. "Peasants are NOT working". M. Phil, History of Science, University of Cambridge, 1996, unpublished ms.
36. Foucault M. Words and Things. Archeology of the Humanities. Translation from French by V.P. Vizgin and N.S. Avtonomova. St. Petersburg: A-cad, 1994;
37. Sirotkina I.E. Is the Central Labor Institute the embodiment of utopia? Questions of the history of natural science and technology. 1991, no. 2, pp. 67–72.
38. Adonyeva S.B., Veselova I.S., Marinicheva Yu.Yu., Petrova L.F. Primary Signs. Assigned Reality. St. Petersburg: Propp Center, 2017.
39. Butler J. Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity. New York, 1990.
40. Noland C. Agency and Embodiment: Performing Gestures. Producing Culture. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009.
41. Merleau-Ponty M. Phenomenology of Perception. Trans. by D.A. Landes. New York: Routledge, 2012.
42. Sheets-Johnstone M. The Primacy of Movement. Exp. 2nd ed. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 2011.
43. Sirotkina I.E. The sixth sense of the avant-garde: dance, movement, and kinaesthesia in the lives of poets and artists. 2nd ed. St. Petersburg: Publishing house of the European University, 2016.
( 1.56 MB ) ( 1.58 MB )
Issue: 1, 2021
Series of issue: Issue 1
Pages: 5 — 20
Sirotkina I. E. AGAINST EPISTEMOLOGICAL HIERARCHIES: ON THE VALUE OF FORMING BODILY KNOWLEDGE. Education & Pedagogy Journal. 2021;1(1):5-20. DOI:10.23951/2782-2575-2021-1-5-20
Copy to clipboard Copy to clipboard
© 2022 Education & Pedagogy Journal
Development and support: Network Project Laboratory TSPU


ETL9.2: In Accessibility Mode Pages Are Not Formatted.
In Accessibility mode pages are not formatted.
• Employee Selection labels listed twice.
• Get Employees button to be moved down with the other buttons, clear and save.
• Add some space between buttons.


text:
Q: How to write an trigger to update uniqueidentifier field? I am using SSMS 2008 and am trying to write a trigger now to update a uniqueidentifier field after an insert.  How do I do this?  Example data is below:
c1                               c2   c3   c4
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx              A    BB  C5
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx              A2   BB  C
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx              A3   BB  C7
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx              A4   BB  C

The table definition is:
CREATE TABLE dbo.rd_information3_cleaned (
c1 uniqueidentifier NULL,
    c2 nvarchar(50),
    c3 nvarchar(50),
 c4 nvarchar(50)
)

So I want "c1" to automatically be updated to uniqueid after inserting data.

A: You need to set the default value of that column. NewId() will generate a new Guid for you.
Here's a screen cap for the designer.


SNB Vice Chairman Fritz Zurbruegg spoke at an economic forum in Landquart, Switzerland, yesterday. He noted that expansive monetary policy is still warranted for the central bank, due to heightened uncertainties, highly valued franc exchange rate, low inflationary pressure and global low interest rates.
In particular, he noted that uncertainties have risen recently, due to protectionism, Brexit, Italy. The Swiss Fran remains highly valued and that remains a risk. But overall, outlook for the Swiss economy remains favorable.
The comments echoed those by Chairman Thomas Jordan, who noted the need to block a surge Franc on safe-haven flow.


text:
Ramirez, Santana hit 2 of Indians' 7 HRs in 19-5 rout vs NYY
Tribe take game 1 of 4 game series.
August 15, 2019 at 11:42 PM EDT - Updated August 15 at 11:42 PM
NEW YORK (AP) — Jose Ramirez hit two early homers, including his first career grand slam in a seven-run opening inning, and the Cleveland Indians pummeled the New York Yankees 19-5 on Thursday night in the start of a four-game series between American League pennant contenders.
Carlos Santana also launched two home runs as the Yankees matched a franchise record by serving up seven. Greg Allen and Santana went back-to-back in a five-run eighth against rookie designated hitter Mike Ford, a former Ivy League pitcher and player of the year at Princeton.
The smiling Ford, throwing pitches from 53-85 mph, then worked a 1-2-3 ninth and received a loud ovation from the scattered fans remaining from a crowd of 44,654, especially after he struck out a looking Roberto Perez to end the inning. Ramirez and Jason Kipnis smacked consecutive homers off ineffective opener Chad Green (2-4) in a top of the first that lasted 29 minutes. Perez added a two-run shot against Jonathan Loaisiga, who also gave up a two-run shot to the streaking Ramirez in the second.
Every starter for Cleveland finished with at least two of the team's 24 hits, its most since piling up 25 in April 2009 at Yankee Stadium. That made it an easy night for Adam Plutko (5-3), who was handed a 7-0 cushion before throwing a pitch and went six innings to beat the Yankees for the second time this season.
Yasiel Puig had two hits, including a two-run single, in his return from a three-game suspension as the Indians romped to their most lopsided victory of the year.
The last time the Indians hit seven home runs was in April 2013 against Philadelphia. They scored their most runs since plating 19 on July 11, 2018, against Cincinnati.
Allen had four hits, four RBIs and four runs for the surging Indians, who have the best record in the majors since June 4 and won for the 10th time in 14 games. They began an eight-day stay in New York a half-game behind first-place Minnesota in the AL Central and leading the wild-card standings.
After this series, Cleveland gets a day off before playing three games against the Mets at Citi Field.
After beating up on some soft opponents lately, the Yankees began a stretch against tougher competition with a serious dud. They had their five-game winning streak snapped and lost for only the third time in 17 games.
Didi Gregorius, Gary Sánchez and Gleyber Torres homered for New York, which leads the AL East by 9½ games over Tampa Bay.
he Yankees also gave up seven home runs against Boston on July 4, 2003.
Indians: RHP Dan Otero (shoulder inflammation) and LHP Tyler Olson (shingles) are both set to pitch in a minor league game Friday. ... RHP Carlos Carrasco, diagnosed in June with a treatable form of leukemia, plans to throw batting practice Friday at Class A Lake County. ... OF Bradley Zimmer (shoulder, oblique) will move from rookie ball in Arizona to Double-A Akron on his rehab assignment Tuesday. He has been sidelined all season. ... RHP Jefry Ramirez (strained shoulder) is scheduled for a rehab appearance Friday in rookie ball. He has been out since June 2.
Yankees: RHP Luis Severino (right shoulder) threw his full repertoire with authority in a 30-pitch bullpen. He could face three batters in another session Sunday at Yankee Stadium before heading to Florida for a simulated game. ... RHP Dellin Betances (right shoulder impingement) also threw off a bullpen mound before the game. ... Slumping RF Aaron Judge flexed and squeezed his left hand after trying for a diving catch in the sixth. He stayed in the game.
ROSTER MOVE
Before the game, Cleveland recalled RHP Phil Maton from Triple-A Columbus and optioned LHP Logan Allen to its top farm club.
Indians: Rookie right-hander Aaron Civale (1-1, 1.00 ERA) makes his fourth major league start Friday night.
Yankees: RHP Masahiro Tanaka (8-6, 4.64) tossed eight innings of three-hit ball Sunday in a 1-0 win at Toronto.
Seniors graduate at Cleveland Indians Dominican Baseball Academy
The Cleveland Indians saw its first senior class graduated from the Cleveland Indians Dominican Baseball Academy Saturday the team stated in a press release.
Cleveland Indians home opener set for March 26, will the weather cooperate?
Jason Nicholas
Published January 9, 2020 at 4:39 PM
Corey Kluber pens letter following trade to Texas Rangers: 'I'll always be from Cleveland'
Published January 8, 2020 at 10:59 AM
World Series rings, $245K stolen from Cleveland Indians Manager Terry Francona
John Deike
Indians trade 2-time Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber to Rangers
Rachel Vadaj


2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4D Crew Cab LT 4WD in Centralia, Illinois. Reasonable prices, excellent quality, new, used, pre-owned vehicles in Southern Illinois, near Metro-East and St. Louis.
2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT LT2 110-Volt AC Power Outlet, All Star Edition, Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control, Electric Rear-Window Defogger, EZ Lift & Lower Tailgate, Heavy-Duty Rear Locking Differential, Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel w/Cruise Controls, Radio: AM/FM 8"" Diagonal Color Touch Screen, Rear Vision Camera w/Dynamic Guide Lines, Remote Vehicle Starter System, SiriusXM Satellite & HD Radio, Theft Deterrent System (Unauthorized Entry), Trailering Equipment, Wheels: 18"" x 8.5"" Bright Machined Aluminum.Priced below KBB Fair Purchase Price! Odometer is 22473 miles below market average!Awards: * NACTOY 2014 North American Truck of the Year * 2014 KBB.com Brand Image AwardsAt Monken Auto Group, All of our vehicles are researched and priced regularly using LIVE MARKET PRICING to ensure that you always receive the best overall market value. We are committed to getting you financed and have rates as low as 0% on certain vehicles with qualified credit. We carry all makes and models as well as New and Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles with Automatic and Manual Transmission, Hybrid vehicles with 3rd Row Seats, Backup Camera, Bluetooth, Hands-Free, CD Player, Cruise Control, Disability Equipped, DVD Player, Heated Seats, Keyless Entry, Leather Seats, Lift Kit, Multi-zone Climate Control, Navigation, Portable Audio Connection, Power Locks, Power Windows, Premium Audi, Premium Wheels, Security System, Steering Wheel Controls, Sunroof, Moonroof and Trailer Hitch.
Check out this 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4D Crew Cab LT 4WD at Monken Auto in Centralia, Illinois near Metor East and St. Louis.


text:
Vast Fitness
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body, Healthy YOU!
Kerry Moore
Registered on Wednesday the 13th of Apr, 2011
Website: http://vastfitness.com
Twitter: vastfitness
Facebook: vastfitness
Kerry has always had a passion for sports, health, and fitness. Kerry is a former Georgia state champion in the high jump and was a scholarship athlete for the University of South Carolina track team. Besides track and field, Kerry has also competed in basketball, softball, and tennis. She received her degree in Health and Physical Education in 2000 and spent six years teaching high school. She also has an extensive coaching background having worked as a head or assistant coach for softball, basketball, track and field, and cross country teams. She earned a Masters degree in Business Administration in 2006 and moved out to Seattle after her graduation. Kerry has been a participant in several boot camps and has been instructing for many years. She enjoys the positive team environment and the extra motivation you get when someone is pushing and encouraging you to be your best and you are! It also brought back memories of her participation in competitive sports. Kerry's love of health and fitness and her desire to help people achieve and live a healthy lifestyle is why she is here in Seattle ready to spread the boot camp experience.
Posts by Kerry Moore ¬
May 4, 2011 Expect Roadblocks – Stay Committed
May 2, 2011 Smoothies The Right Way
Apr 21, 2011 First Ten Registrants Get a FREE T-shirt
Apr 21, 2011 Spring is Here!
Apr 13, 2011 We've Changed Our Name
What is Vast Fitness?
Vast Fitness Boot Camp is a 4-week, co-ed indoor and outdoor fitness program with locations at and around Seattle's Green Lake Park. Whether you haven't worked out in years or exercise regularly, Vast Fitness will offer the fitness tools and motivation that you need to reach your fitness potential.
©2011-2016 Vast Fitness | Designed by IntelliMart | Subscribe: RSS | Back to Top ↑


text:
Woodwind Quintet (Horn in F Part) By John Carbon
This is the Horn in F part for John Carbon's Woodwind Quintet.
Weeping Willow By John Carbon
This short piece for 1.6 Shakuhachi was composed for Larry Tyrrell, who performed it at the Portland Art Museum. The piece is inspired by a painting of the same title by Monet.
Winter's Tale Songs By John Carbon
These five songs for baritone and piano are settings of Shakespeare's words from the play The Winter's Tale. They are composed so as to be performable by collegiate actors, but also contain enough... More > challenges to make them a good choice for the professional baritone.< Less
Brass Quintet Tuba By John Carbon
Tuba part for American composer John Carbon's Brass Quintet. Written in 2008, this witty yet demanding four-movement work is scored for trumpets 1 and 2, horn, tenor trombone and tuba.
Letters from the Lost Cause By John Carbon
These lyrical songs by American composer John Carbon, written in 2010, are for soprano and/or tenor and piano. The texts are adapted by the composer from Civil War letters and poems.
A Benjamin Songbook (Clarinet Part) By John Carbon
B Flat Clarinet part for John Carbon's A Benjamin Songbook
Icarus By John Carbon
Icarus, for piano solo, was composed in the summer of 1988 at the request of pianist William Koseluk. The mood of the piece reflects the youthful enthusiasm and heroism of the flight of Daedalus and... More > his son and evokes the romantic spirit of the "wanderer." The work is cast as a one-movement rondo lasting thirteen minutes and is intended as a brilliant showcase for the pianist, who at times might seem to be struggling against impossible odds.< Less
Brass Quintet Horn By John Carbon
Horn part for American composer John Carbon's Brass Quintet. Written in 2008, this witty yet demanding four-movement work is scored for trumpets 1 and 2, horn, tenor trombone and tuba.
Bowings without Words I (cello part) By John Carbon
Violoncello part for John Carbon's cello and piano work "Bowings without Words I"
Six Spanish Lessons for Harpsichord By John Carbon
These six character pieces for harpsichord were composed during the summer of 1988 when the composer was enjoying Spanish lessons in the garden of a friend. The topics are animals, nature, fine food... More > and Domenico Scarlatti.< Less


Steel twin screw motor vessel built in 1949 by Harland & Wolff Ltd., Belfast (Yard No 1367) for British Transport Commission as Passenger/General Cargo/Ferry.
April 1949: Delivered to British Transport Commission, London, England.
April 5th 1949: Arrived in Holyhead.
April 14th 1949: Commenced service between Holyhead – Dun Laoghaire.
1951: Fitted with Denny Brown stabilisers.
1964: Modernised. Included renewal of her passenger accommodation and also the removal of passenger cabins on "C" deck which were replaced with a new second class lounge. On "D" deck a new second class "smoke room" and "cafeteria" were introduced and on "B" deck the former "smoke rooms" of both classes became a "tea room". Both her and her sister returned to Holyhead in the new BR livery of red funnels and blue hulls.
December 1967: For a short while served Heysham – Belfast to cover DUKE OF ARGYLL's dry docking.
October 27th 1968 – October 30th 1968: Served Harwich – Hoek van Holland to cover ST GEORGE's overhaul.
May 1971: Commenced service between Heysham – Dun Laoghaire.
May 31st 1972: Commenced service between Holyhead – Dun Laoghaire, serving as overnight passenger only vessels.
October 3rd 1976 (00.15 hrs): Final service between Holyhead – Dun Laoghaire.
October 5th 1976: Laid up in Barrow.
December 1st 1976: Sold to Agapitos Bros, Piraeus, Greece and renamed EXPRESS APOLLON. Left Holyhead for the Mersey, to take on bunkers, and then sailed for Piraeus.
December 15th 1976: Arrived in Piraeus.
December 18th 1980: Arrived in Bombay, India.
January 12th 1981: Arrived at Solid Steel Traders, Darukhana, India for scrapping.
All information is believed to be correct and no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions. All items included in this article are subject to © copyright. We would like to take this opportunity of thanking: Jim Ashby, John Hendy, William MacDonald, Justin Merrigan and Andreas Wörteler for their assistance in producing this feature.


What Does a Court Reporter Do?
A court reporter produces official written transcripts of legal proceedings, for example, trials, hearings, and legislative meetings. Also called a court stenographer, he or she provides an accurate, word-for-word, complete record of these events so that interested parties like lawyers, judges, plaintiffs, defendants, and the jury, can reference them as needed.
Some people who are trained as court reporters don't work in a legal setting. They may caption live or recorded television broadcasts and public events for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Someone who does this is called a broadcast captioner, caption writer, closed caption editor or, simply, a captioner.
A communication access real-time translation (CART) provider, also called a real-time captioner, assists people who are deaf or hard of hearing by translating speech into text during meetings, doctor's appointments, and classes. They sometimes accompany their clients, but more often they work remotely via the Internet or phone.
Many court reporter work in a courtroom, but not all do. Some court reporters work for broadcasting companies to provide the closed captions for television programs. Others may work as Communication Access Real-Time Translation (CART) providers to transcribe business meetings or high school or college classes and provide a copy to deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals at the end of the session or event.
Education: To train to become a court reporter, take classes at a community college or technical school. Depending on the program, you may earn either an associate degree or post-secondary certificate upon completion.
License: Some states require a professional license to work in this field. To get one, you will have to pass a written exam. Your training program will usually prepare you for this test. To find out what the licensing requirements are in the state in which you want to work, visit the Licensed Occupations Tool on CareerOneStop.
Certification: Various professional associations offer voluntary certification. While this credential isn't required, it can make you a more desirable job candidate.
In addition to formal training and licensing requirements, to be a successful court reporter, you need particular soft skills. These are personal qualities with which you are either born or acquire through life experience.
Listening Skills: To record what transpires during proceedings, you must be able to understand everything you hear.
Writing Skills: Court reporters must be good writers; you will need to have extensive knowledge of grammar and an excellent vocabulary.
Concentration: It is essential to maintain focus for long stretches of time.
Attention to Detail: Accuracy is crucial; missing anything can be detrimental.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the outlook for court reporters over the next decade relative to other occupations and industries is lower than the average for all occupations, driven by tightening budgets and increasing use of technology.
Employment is expected to grow by about 3 percent over the next ten years, which is lower the average growth projected for all occupations between 2016 and 2026. Growth for other legal support worker jobs is projected to be 11 percent over the next ten years.
These growth rates compare to the projected 7 percent growth for all occupations. Individuals that graduate from court reporting programs, or have training and experience in real-time captioning and CART will have more opportunities for employment.
Slightly more than one third of court reporters work in courtrooms, while another 30 percent work in business support services roles. Some court reporters work on a freelance basis as needed. The speed and accuracy requirements, along with the time-sensitive nature of the work, may cause a degree of stress in this job.
Court reporters typically work a 40-hour schedule if they work in a courtroom environment. Freelance court reporters may set their own schedules.
You can look for open court reporter positions through online job search sites, such as Indeed.com, Monster.com, or Glassdoor.com. You can also locate and apply to court reporter jobs directly through the courthouse or through specialized job-search sites that cater to the legal industry. The career center of your court reporter school may also ahve job postings.
You can contact the career center at your court reporter school and work with them to locate internship opportunities.
What Does a Hairstylist Do?


I have a question about old addresses of buildings and if / how to include them into OSM. I came across several buildings in my neighbourhood that have official address X-street 7 but still additionally signposted their old address Y-street 63a. So the service road accessing these buildings from Y-street recieved its own name some time in the past and also the accessed buildings were renumbered.
I think, it would still make sense to retain the old addresses, as in my city (Tbilisi, Georgia), many buildings were re-addressed in the past, and are still continually re-addressed. When going to one certain property, someone might use old or not updated guidebooks et al.
Anyway, the Wiki http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Addr does not cover old addresses.
You can include them this way, and is what I'd be tempted to do. Unfortunately unless the tags become widely used it is unlikely that searches for the old addresses will find them, unless you do something like create your own custom Nominatim search installation that does use them.
but is there a standard way yet? old_addr was just an invention for now, to illustrate my question.
good to know... by now, I added a new node with the old addresses, but with addr:*=, including a fixme tag to either delete them or include them into the building with an appropriate tag. Guess I will clean it myself.


text:
Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy
The Wake Forest Journal of Law & Policy is an interdisciplinary publication that explores the intersection of provocative legal issues with public and social policy. By examining salient topics, such as energy, economics, healthcare, and social justice, the Journal seeks to introduce and advance discourse consistent with Wake Forest's motto of Pro Humanitate.
2019 Fall Symposium
2012 Spring Colloquium
2017 Fall Colloquium
Melanie Johnson Raubach
Penelope "Penny" Orr Spry
Shaka Mitchell
William A. Darity
Volume 1:1
Volume 10:1
Masthead 2019-2020
Sua Sponte
Semester in D.C.
Heather Stinson
I have had the distinct privilege, as a law student, to assist with the various Independent Reconciliation Compensation Programs ("IRCP") administered by The Law Offices of Kenneth Fienberg in the settling of claims against the Catholic Church of New York. Many readers may recognize Kenneth Fienberg as the person responsible for compensation after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, BP oil spill, or any other high-profile disaster or incident of negligence over the past several decades. There are in fact five IRCP's, each of which represents a different Diocese in the state of New York: New York Archdiocese; Brooklyn Diocese; Diocese of Rockville Centre; Diocese of Syracuse; and Diocese of Ogdensburg. There are eight total Diocese in the state of New York, six of which have implemented compensation programs, but only five of which are overseen by the Feinberg legal team. The Diocese of Buffalo is administering their own version of an IRCP, and the Diocese of Rochester and Albany have not yet instituted an official IRCP, although the Diocese of Albany previously attempted to settle multiple abuse claims over ten years ago.
The first of these funds (New York Archdiocese) began in October of 2016 and all five, in one capacity or another, are still active. All five funds began with set time periods within which those who have previously reported the abuse could participate, known as Phase I. Three of the five funds have also included a phase within which those who had not previously come forward could participate, known as Phase II. Both the Diocese of Syracuse and Ogdensburg, which are the two most recent funds, have not yet agreed to accept Phase II claims. In addition, all of the IRCP's only cover abuse committed by actual Diocesan priest. Thus, abuse committed by religious order priest, lay members, or nuns is not covered. This has proved frustrating for many victims because religious order priest can account for the majority of the priest in a parish. For example, within the Archdiocese of New York, religious order priest account for 79% of all working priest.
For those who have previously reported the abuse either to the Diocese or to law enforcement, participating in Phase I of an IRCP is generally speaking a relatively quick and streamlined process. First, a claimant registers themselves on-line. Then the Administrators of the fund supply the Claimant a Phase I form. The form is fairly straight forward. It requires the Claimant to name the priest who abused them, as well as the nature of the abuse and its quantity. It also requires the Claimant to list anyone whom they may have previously informed of the abuse. Phase II claimants will likewise first register on-line and then receive a form. The form is identical for Phase I and Phase II claimants, what is different is how those two claims are assessed. It is easier to corroborate a Phase I claim, after all, they have already previously informed either the Diocese or law enforcement of the abuse, which means there is usually a record and possibly a previous investigation into the matter. Since a Phase II claimant is coming forward for the first time, in addition to answering the questions on the form, they also must inform the relevant District Attorney's office (for some programs), inform the relevant Diocese (for some programs), and provide third-party corroboration for the abuse, such as witness affidavits or therapy records which can show that the Claimant spoke about the abuse to a third-party previous to the start of the IRCP. Once the form and any relevant information is provided it can take anywhere from three weeks to several months to hear back from the Administrators. The Claimant will then receive a settlement offer from the fund Administrators and the Claimant can choose to appeal that amount, accept it, or reject it. Once accepted, the Claimant is required to meet with an attorney (either one of their choosing or if living in New York, one will be provided-free of charge-to the Claimant) who will explain the Release form and witness their signature. The Release stipulates that by accepting the settlement offer, the Claimant forfeits his or her right to sue the Diocese for the abuse. Throughout the process, the Claimant has the right to speak with the fund Administrators, including in-person interviews. Some claimants decide that as part of their review process they would like the opportunity to tell the Administrators face-to-face about the abuse and its effects upon them. Of course, for every claimant who would like a face-to-face interview, there are a dozen who choose to opt out of such an option, they in-fact enjoy the anonymity of the claim process.
There are many criticisms of the various IRCP's. From the standpoint of victim advocates and attorneys who work for adult survivors of child-hood sexual abuse, the settlement offers are simply too low compared to what they would be able to obtain from a jury, if only the statute of limitation period had not run. From the standpoint of the claimants, the IRCP fails to give them the one thing they may prefer, a public apology and admission of culpability. Lastly, for the various Dioceses' the IRCP's have required massive funds, which has led to parish consolidations and loans. As with all settlements, no one party is fully satisfied with the end result, no one side 'wins.' It is important to remember though that due to the very short statute of limitation period in New York (three years after reaching the age of majority), all of the claimants who have participated in the various IRCP's would have been barred from suing the church or their abuser. Thus, the Catholic church is voluntarily offering to settle through the administration of the IRCP and not required. While this appears generous on their part, the motive is colored by the fact that New York is set to shortly pass The Child Victims Act, which would extend the statute of limitations to the age of 53 and provide for a one-year retroactive window, in which all these same claimants could sue the church. Many see the IRCP's as a way to pay out less now, compared to more when the law changes down the road. For now though, many claimants see this as a chance to finally reveal the secret of their abuse and receive compensation by the organization they hold responsible for the abuse.
Participating in the assessment of claims for the various IRCP's has been the internship of a lifetime. While many may wonder what I see in the job-after all, as a practical matter, I spend my days reading about minute details of horrific sexual abuse-I see this opportunity as a privilege. For all intents and purposes, I am the first person most of the claimants tell about their secret of childhood sexual abuse. It is no small feat for them to finally speak about such a hard, life-altering experience, much less to a stranger (me), and the Administrators who review my work and make the ultimate decisions regarding an offer for settlement. Every day of work I am in awe at the courage and strength of each claimant. They inspire me to be a better attorney and a more zealous advocate. While not without multiple faults, the IRCP fund programs represent a step in the right direction on the part of the various Catholic Dioceses and meet the needs of the vast majority of claimants, who desire anonymity and compensation.
Posted in Uncategorized on May 8, 2018 by wfulawpolicyjournal. Leave a comment
← Section 1502 of the Dodd Frank Act: Combating Conflict Minerals through Regulation
Is Brexit the End of European Integration As We Know It? →
De Novo Select Month January 2021 December 2020 October 2020 August 2020 May 2020 April 2020 March 2020 February 2020 November 2019 October 2019 March 2019 December 2018 October 2018 September 2018 July 2018 May 2018 March 2018 February 2018 November 2017 July 2017 March 2017 February 2017 November 2016 October 2016 April 2016
JLP on Twitter


chimney-throat. The part of the chimney-flue which contracts as it ascends is the gathering or gathering of the wings, and that part where the gathering and the flue meet each other is the throat or waist because it is the narrowest part.
"chimney-throat." A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. . Encyclopedia.com. 19 Apr. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.


Our Roll and Dot the Number Printables are perfect Fact Fluency Dice Activities for Preschool & Kindergarten math centers. Kids love dabbing & dotting while practicing subitizing, number recognition and addition facts! So much Fun!
Our Number Fact Fluency dice activities are excellent math games to keep kids motivated and engaged in their learning. Your kids will enjoy using dice but will love dabbing and dotting with Do-A-Dot markers even MORE!
These free Do-A-Dot the number printables are a great way for children to practice matching numbers as, digits, words, tallies and dots. The are also a great way for kids to build fluency and number sense.
There are two dot activities, one for teaching number recognition and a second for teaching addition. Scroll to the end of the post to get them!
*Some links in this post are affiliate links. A Plus Teaching Resources may receive a small commission for referring your purchase at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting this website.
Many of our students find it just too hard and frustrating to work on fluency and automatic recall. And they can become off task and distracted if the activities are not engaging enough.
So we are always on the lookout for some extra novelty factor to keep them hooked!
Dice games have long been our secret weapon! Do your students seem to understand more when you let them use dice during math time? So do ours!
Introducing the Do-A-Dot Marker! The kids just ♥love♥ using these markers. They love the dabbing and dotting because they don't have to write and as you know the fine motor strength of the writing process takes so much out of the kids.
So the dab and dot markers really helps to keep the kids engaged and focussed on the math! They have so much fun doing dab and dot printables they can forget they are learning… What a result! they're a MUST for any teacher's toolkit… give them a try you won't regret it!
This activity is great for developing the ability to subitise and match the corresponding numbers.
We created this version to help students build number fluency & recall basic number facts to 30. Students roll one or more dice, find & dot the total rolled, then write a matching number fact using addition, subtraction, division or multiplication .
Next post: How To Make Homemade Playdough Soft & Squishy!


text:
Everything You Should be Doing This St. Patrick's Day Weekend in Cleveland
Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 1:00 am
The St. Patrick's Day parade brings thousands downtown. See: Saturday Photo by Emanuel Wallace
Cleveland Stories Dinner Parties
Cleveland Stories Dinner Party is a weekly series that pairs fine food with storytelling. Through it, the folks at Music Box Supper Club hope to raise awareness of the mission of the Western Reserve Historical Society's new Cleveland History Center. The goal of the Cleveland Stories Dinner Party is to "bring to life some of the fun, interesting stories about Cleveland's past — from sports, to rock 'n' roll, to Millionaires' Row," as it's put in a press release. Admission is free, with no cover charge, although a prix fixe dinner, designed to complement the night's theme, is $20. Doors open at 5 p.m., dinner is served at 6, and the storytelling starts at 7. Tonight, Margaret Lynch talks about how the Irish first came to Cleveland and transformed the city. (Jeff Niesel)
1148 Main Ave., 216-242-1250, musicboxcle.com.
Hoppin' Frog Hoppy Hour
Much like the Fat Head's tasting room in Middleburg Heights, the Hoppin' Frog tasting room in Akron is in a nondescript strip of storage facilities and warehouses. But step inside and you'll find a cozy space with a huge array of the brewery's wonderful libations. The place features "hoppy hour" every weekday from 3 to 7 p.m. Tonight, the brewers visit the tasting room from 5 to 7 p.m. While they don't fill growlers, you can drink bottles on site or take 'em to go. The place also offers a "Hoppin' Frog Rare & Vintage" list as well as a guest bottle list. And you can order from a limited food menu too. (Niesel)
1680-F Waterloo Rd., Akron, 234-525-3764, hoppinfrog.com/tasting-room.
Mike Palascak
Comedian Michael Palascak has blown up on the comedy scene of late. With appearances on The Late Show and The Tonight Show in the same year, Palascak is starting to get his feet under him. The comic uses stories about his life and his awkward misadventures to open a window onto his inner workings. You can catch a very laidback performance from Palascak tonight at Hilarities at 8. Tickets are $13 to $18. (Martin Harp)
2035 East Fourth St., 216-241-7425, pickwickandfrolic.com.
Some 20 years ago, Rent, an original rock musical by a little-known composer, opened on Broadway and became a smash hit. Now, Jonathan Larson's musical returns to the stage, in a 20th anniversary touring production, for a three-week run at Connor Palace. Tonight's performance takes place at 7:30. Tickets start at $29. (Niesel)
1615 Euclid Ave., 216-241-6000, playhousesquare.org.
Dvorák's Eighth Symphony
Cellist Alisa Weilerstein performs with the Cleveland Orchestra tonight at 7:30 at Severance Hall, as the orchestra takes on Dvorák's Eighth Symphony, perhaps better known as his "New World" Symphony. The cellist and the orchestra will also team up for Barber's Cello Concerto. Additional performances are set for tomorrow at 11 a.m., Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. Consult the website for ticket prices. (Niesel)
11001 Euclid Ave., 216-231-1111, clevelandorchestra.com.
Comedian Felipe Esparza has kept plenty busy in the wake of taking home top honors from NBC's Top Comic Standing in 2010. In 2012, the wild-haired comic released his first one-hour comedy special on Showtime. In one bit, he jokes about how he needs to lose weight because he has stretch marks on his stomach. As a result, he says, he has to tell women he got in a fight with a mountain lion and that those stretch marks are really claw marks! He currently hosts a popular podcast as he works on his next comedy special. He performs tonight at 8 at Hilarities, where he has shows scheduled through Sunday. Tickets start at $18. (Niesel)
An Evening with Matthew Desmond
Matthew Desmond, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the book Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, will present a talk tonight at 7 at the State Theatre. A book signing will follow the program. Though admission is free, registration is required. Consult the Playhouse Square website for details. (Niesel)
After an extended run at Weathervane Playhouse, Lady Day, a play that features Akron native Marissa Davis as jazz singer Billie Holiday, comes to the Underground at the Holy Trinity Cultural Arts Center for a 10-day run. The play, which features Cleveland musicians Ed Ridley and Bradford McGhee, opens today and runs through March 25. The Underground, the company's theatrical venue, will be transformed into Emerson's Bar and Grill, the place that hosted one of Holiday's last performances in 1959, just months before her death. Showtimes for Thursday through Saturday night performances are 7:30. Matinee performances are at 3 p.m. on Sundays. Tickets start at $20. (Niesel) 7209 Woodland Ave., 216-417-4571, trinityculturalarts.org.
Joel Lindley
Comedian Joel Lindley creates characters that he's made famous through his comedy CDs and viral standup routines. One of his specialties is his prank phone call. In one skit, he calls a Gap store saying that he has "soiled" himself in their dressing room while trying on a pair of pants. His routines tend to be fast-paced and sometimes raunchy. He will perform at the Cleveland Improv tonight at 7:30, with additional shows running through Sunday. Tickets start at $13. (Jane Wight)
1148 Main Ave., 216-696-IMPROV, clevelandimprov.com.
Tehran Taboo
With her directorial debut, Tehran Taboo, Iranian-born director Ali Soozandeh provides a compelling critique of the oppression that women experience in her native country. The animated flick centers on a prostitute and a musician, and the young people with whom they interact. It makes its local debut tonight at 6:45 at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, where it screens again at 8:55 on Saturday night. Tickets are $10, or $7 for Cinematheque members and students. (Niesel)
11610 Euclid Ave., 216-421-7450, cia.edu.
Walter Salles collaborator Daniela Thomas makes her directorial debut with Vazante, a film set in colonial Brazil. It centers on a young woman who creates a scandal when she begins associating with the slaves on her husband's plantation. The movie makes its Cleveland premiere tonight at 8:45 at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque, where it shows again at 7 on Friday night. Tickets are $10, or $7 for Cinematheque members and students. (Niesel)
78th Street Studios Third Friday Art Walk
Time again for the Third Friday Art Walk at the cavernous 78th Street Studios. More than 50 studios and galleries will participate in this popular indoor art walk; be sure to check out spots like the Derek Hess Gallery, Tregoning & Company and Hilary Gent Studio. Look for food trucks out front and live music on the first floor. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. (Niesel) 1300 West 78th St., 78thstreetstudios.com.
Flanagan's Wake
No one knows grief and mourning like a Catholic, let alone an Irish Catholic. Now in its eighth year in Cleveland, Flanagan's Wake transports the audience to an Irish wake where villagers tell tales and sing songs for their dearly departed Flanagan. Finding the humor in life and death, the wake acts as a dark backdrop to an otherwise hilarious show in which alcohol fuels the humorous reminiscing. Sort of like a tragic Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding, the interactive and improvised show engages the entire audience as the guests are treated as the friends and family of the deceased. Tonight's show starts at 8 and repeats tomorrow night at 8 at Kennedy's Theatre. Performances continue weekends through April 28. Tickets are $26. (Patrick Stoops)
Legends of Hip-Hop
While we might not necessarily call rappers Too Short, Juvenile, Scarface, DJ Quik, 8 Ball & MJG and Project Pat "legends," we would agree that the guys all had their moment in hip-hop history. They share the bill at tonight's Legends of Hip-Hop concert that comes to Wolstein Center at 8. Tickets start at $57. (Niesel)
2000 Prospect Ave., 216-687-9292, wolsteincenter.com.
From now until the end of March, Prosperity Social Club hosts its Lenten Fish Fry every Friday from 11 a.m. to midnight. The special Lenten menu includes the Big Fish Fry, a seasonal staple that features a generous portion of haddock in a fluffy beer batter blanket, complemented by homemade coleslaw, house tartar sauce and old-school-style mac and cheese. Prosperity received national attention when the home-cooked Big Fish Fry was featured on TV chef Andrew Zimmern's Delicious Destinations. To drink, this year's featured beer is POC, now brewed by Double Wing Brewing Company which recently resurrected the storied brand. The clean, crisp European-style pils should pair well with the fish. (Niesel) 1109 Starkweather Ave., 216-937-1938, prosperitysocialclub.com.
John Mulaney
An Emmy Award-winning writer and comedian, John Mulaney most recently teamed up with fellow comic Nick Kroll for the Broadway hit, Oh, Hello. Mulaney, who began his career in New York's East Village, has since toured the world, and currently writes for IFC's Documentary Now and for Netflix's Big Mouth. He performs two shows tonight, at 7 and 10, at Connor Palace on Playhouse Square. Tickets are $25 to $35. (Niesel)
Veteran newsman Dan Rather has interviewed every president since Eisenhower. He's also covered events ranging from the Kennedy assassination to the Vietnam War, Watergate, Tiananmen Square, the fall of the Berlin Wall, 9/11 and the Iraq invasion. He's just published What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism, a new book of essays about "the toxic political atmosphere and polarized opinions of our times." Rather will speak tonight at 7 at Hard Rock Live Rocksino in Northfield. Consult the website for ticket prices. (Niesel)
10705 Northfield Rd, Northfield, 330-908-7771, hrrocksinonorthfieldpark.com.
A Burlesque Jubilee
Le Femme Mystique Burlesque, the longest running burlesque troupe in Ohio, celebrates its 14th anniversary tonight at 8 at the Beachland with a special show. Dubbed Burlesque Jubilee, the event will feature giveaways, flying drag queens, "lip sync for you life," a special guest and cake. Who could want more? The lineup features Queen Bella Sin, Dottie Comma, Mr. Tuesday, Sapphire Savant, Georgia Pearl, Gigi La Femme, Phoenix Midnight and Ani Nhervoxa. Ken Schneck hosts. Check the website for ticket prices. (Niesel)
15711 Waterloo Rd., 216-383-1124, beachlandballroom.com.
Che Malambo
For the past 10 years, the all-male Argentinian dance company Che Malambo has toured the world. The group, which emphasizes percussion and rhythmic stomping, aims to capture the spirit of the gaucho (a South American term for "cowboy") with its high-energy shows. The group performs tonight at 7:30 at the Ohio Theatre. Tickets are $25 to $60. (Niesel)
Leprechaun Chase 5K
St. Patrick's Day is traditionally a day of drink and debauchery. But Gunselman's Tavern in Fairview Park will nevertheless host its inaugural Leprechaun Chase 5K at 9 this morning. The bar and restaurant has teamed up with Hermes Sports & Events, Sibling Revelry Brewing, Tullamore D.E.W., Ohio Irish American News and ABC Trophy to put on the event. The start and finish will take place just outside Gunselman's Tavern. During the race, a leprechaun will appear on the course; racers who finish ahead of the leprechaun will receive an additional award, while the first 200 racers will receive a custom finisher medal and T-shirt. Gunselman's will host a post-race party featuring live music, jumbo corned beef sandwiches and green beer. Registration, which costs $25 for adults, can be done online in advance and starts at 7 a.m. this morning. (Niesel)
21940 Lorain Rd., Fairview Park, 440-331-5719, hermescleveland.com.
Shamrocks & Dreadlocks St. Patrick's Day Party
One of many St. Patrick's Day parties happening around town, the Shamrocks & Dreadlocks St. Patrick's Day Party features local acts such as Carlos Jones & the P.L.U.S. Band and the Portersharks as well as local DJ Packy Mally. The musical performers will undoubtedly bring a party vibe to the Music Box Supper Club. The show starts at 7 p.m., and tickets are $12 to $18. (Niesel)
St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Each St. Patrick's Day for the past 14 years, House of Blues has offered a free day-long celebration featuring music and mayhem. The local Pogues tribute act Boys from the County Hell kicks things off at 9 a.m. in the Concert Hall. DJ Sparky B will perform at noon, and again from 4 p.m. until the club closes. In the Cambridge Room, local Irish rockers Craic get started at 9:30 a.m. Billy Likes Soda will take the stage at noon and DJ Gene will perform from 2 p.m. until the club closes. The restaurant and bar will open at 10 a.m., and the Foundation Room will open at 11 a.m. Admission is free but the food and drink will cost you. (Niesel)
308 Euclid Ave., 216-523-2583, houseofblues.com.
The first Cleveland St. Patrick's Day parade reportedly took place in 1867. In the early years, the parade marched through the near-westside (from the Flats to Detroit-Shoreway), where the region's Irish immigrants were concentrated. The songs and dancing were organized by the Order of the Hibernians. Back in 1910, Ohio senator Dan Mooney introduced a bill which recognized St. Patrick's Day in Ohio, turning the parade into a true tradition. Today's parade launches at 1:04 p.m. at the intersection of Superior Avenue and East 18th Street and will end at Rockwell Avenue and Ontario Street. Expect downtown bars to be jammed after it's over. The parade route and more are on the website.(Niesel)
stpatricksdaycleveland.com.
Burning River Record Riot
While sales of compact discs continue to decline, sales of vinyl, the format once considered obsolete, are on the rise. Today at noon at the Winchester in Lakewood, vinyl aficionados can potentially add to their collections as the Northeast Ohio Vinyl Club descends upon the place for a "social, swap, sell and spin." There will be record show specials as well as door prizes and a 50/50 raffle, plus DJs spinning vinyl all day. Admission is free. (Niesel)
12112 Madison Ave., Lakewood, 216-600-5338, facebook.com/thewinchestermusictavern.
Sunday Beat
As part of a Sunday Beat promotion at Visible Voice Books, if you purchase a New York Times at the store, you'll receive a free cup of coffee or tea and a Jim Alesci's Place pastry. An added bonus: A jazz, Americana, samba or bossa nova band will perform from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Anyone who shows a Sunday receipt from Music Box, Prosperity Social Club or any of the Tremont restaurants that offer brunch can enter a same-day drawing for a chance to win a $30 Visible Voice gift certificate and a $25 Visible Voice Loyalty Card. They'll also receive 10 percent off any Visible Voice book purchase. The bookstore is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Niesel)
2258 Professor Ave., 216-961-0084, visiblevoicebooks.com.
Local filmmaker Laura Paglin (Nightowls of Coventry, Facing Forward) documents the tragic deaths of the women who were killed by known sex offender Anthony Sowell. Paglin interviews surviving victims and poses questions about why it took Cleveland police so long to catch the killer. The movie screens today at 4 p.m. at the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque. Paglin will be on hand to answer questions after the screening. Tickets are $11, or $8 for Cinematheque members and students. (Niesel)
Cavaliers vs. Milwaukee Bucks
Led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, a 6-foot-11-inch forward with the ball handling skills of a guard, the Milwaukee Bucks appear headed to the playoffs. While the Bucks haven't dominated the Eastern Conference, they've competed consistently despite playing shoddy defense at times. They take on the Cavs tonight at 7 at the Q. Tickets start at $22. (Niesel)
1 Center Court, 216-420-2000, theqarena.com.
Monday Night Trivia
Do you have tons of obscure music knowledge? Are you a student of fast food menus and their nuanced histories? What say you about the geographic evolution of Scotch whisky? Tonight's your chance to wow your friends, make yourself instantly more desirable to someone you're newly dating, and hang with Cleveland's headiest hipsters and hot dog lovers. It's the Happy Dog Monday Night Trivia. Starting at 8 p.m., expect themed rounds and general knowledge questions that seem considerably trickier than some of the other live trivia locales in town. Obviously, have a hot dog and a craft brew while you're at it. And arrive early: Tables fill up fast. (Sam Allard)
5801 Detroit Ave., 216-651-9474, happydogcleveland.com.
Movie Mondays
Every Monday, Cleveland Cinemas hosts $5 Movie Mondays, where film fans can catch up on the latest Hollywood flicks for significantly reduced prices. Bring your friends and family and make Movie Mondays a weekly tradition — many theaters even offer discounted concession stand items. Participating theaters include Apollo Theatre, Capitol Theatre, Cedar Lee Theatre, Chagrin Cinemas, Shaker Square Cinemas and Tower City Cinemas. Unfortunately, additional charges apply for 3-D movies. (Alaina Nutile) clevelandcinemas.com.
Shit Show Karaoke
Local rapper/promoter Dirty Jones and Scene's own Manny Wallace host Shit Show Karaoke, a weekly event at the B-Side Liquor Lounge that allows patrons to choose from "an unlimited selection of jams from hip-hop to hard rock." Participants are encouraged to "be as bad as you want." Fueled by drink and shot specials, it all goes down tonight at 10 p.m. (Niesel)
2785 Euclid Hts. Blvd., Cleveland Heights, 216-932-1966, bsideliquorlounge.com.
Wing Ding Doodle
Blues icon Howlin' Wolf famously covered "Wang Dang Doodle," the old blues tune penned by Willie Dixon. Prosperity Social Club in Tremont has adopted that slogan, calling its wing night Wing Ding Doodle. The weekly event features specials on Buffalo wings and cold brews. Prosperity will not only serve up substantial, $1 whole wings, but it'll also offering meatless Monday "wing" baskets for vegans. Discounted drafts and a playlist of vintage-electric blues and soulful R&B curated by local musician Clint Holley will be on tap as well. Wing Ding Doodle takes place every Monday from 6 p.m. to midnight. (Niesel)
1109 Starkweather Ave., 216-937-1938, prosperitysocialclub.com.
Classical Revolution Cleveland
Tonight, and the third Tuesday of every month, Classical Revolution Cleveland brings its wide array of chamber music to the Happy Dog at the Euclid Tavern. Performers like the Trepanning Trio, students of Cleveland Institute of Music and even Cleveland Orchestra members grace the stage in these exciting concerts. Tonight's free, all-ages performance starts at 8. (Patrick Stoops)
Monsters vs. Chicago
The Cleveland Monsters return from a lengthy seven-game road trip to take on the Chicago Wolves. The Monsters lost more games than they won in February, so they'll be looking to get back on track with tonight's game. The puck drops at 7. It's College ID Night so students with a valid ID can buy $6 tickets and pick up a $6 College Meal that includes a hot dog, chips and a soda. Tickets for the general public start at $10. (Niesel)
Open Turntable Tuesday
Tonight from 6 to 9, the Winchester hosts its weekly Open Turntable Tuesday. DJ Kris Koch offers 20-minute slots to people who want to bring their own vinyl and spin their favorite songs or deep tracks. Turntables are provided; you can play three to five songs during your time slot; and a mic is available to talk about the selections. (Niesel)
Scroll to read more Things to Do articles
Neighbor's Battle Over Cleveland Heights Couple's Backyard Pizza Oven Goes to Trial This Week — and Sets a Street on Edge
By Mark Oprea
Doki Doki Kawaii Shop Brings Anime, Manga, Stationery, and All Things Cute to Lakewood
By Maria Elena Scott
Join Cleveland Scene Newsletters
15+ Things to Do in Cleveland This Weekend (Feb. 2-5)
By Jeff Niesel
Here Are the Themes for the Cleveland Museum of Art's First MIX Events of 2023
By Shawn Mishak
'Fireflies' at Clague Playhouse is a Sweet Story About Love Later in Life
By Christine Howey
Finnish Phenom Klaus Mäkelä Leads the Cleveland Orchestra and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch This Week
By ClevelandClassical Staff
Also in Arts & Culture
"Stew" at Dobama Theatre Delivers Laughs, and a Somber Meditation on Black Womenhood in America
CityMusic Cleveland Does Spanish Music From the Time of Goya and the Rest of the Classical Action to Catch This Week
Cleveland People
Arts & Culture Feature
Food & Drink Feature
Movie Reviews & Stories
Cleveland Scene
737 Bolivar Road


text:
Mr. James "Punch" Davis
September 9, 1954 - August 5, 2021
Mr. James Earl "Punch" Davis was born in Saginaw, Michigan on September 9,1954 to the parents of Ruby Lee Cain and James Davis. He passed away on August 5, 2021 at the age of 66 years. Punch loved fishing, with his dog Blu by his side. He attended Saginaw High School and enjoyed hanging with friends and listening to music. He also loved to get dressed up in his finest attire. Mr. Davis leaves to cherish many memories three daughters and three sons, Nakisha Sherley, Lansing, MI, Diamond Davis, Saginaw, Jaleeiah Davis, Grand Rapids, MI and special sons, Nick Jones, Lansing, Marcus Newman, Saginaw and Darrell Sherley, Dallas, TX; five grandchildren, Rodney Austin, Lansing, Nevaeh Naylor, Chikae and Paco Newman both of Saginaw and Lay'Ani Davis, Grand Rapids; eight sisters, Lois Stovall, Rose (Jeffery) Kirkpatrick, Viola (Ronald) Schwartz, Brenda Cain, Glenda (Kermit) Crockett, Carolyn (Lloyd) Riley, Linda Cain and Beverly Cain "Baby Sister"; one brother, Dale Cain; special cousin, Sabo Davis; sister-in-law, Nancy Davis, a host of other relatives and friends including special friends Nina Cliatt "Redd", Lansing, John Webb and Spencer Scott. James was preceded in death by his mother and father, Ruby Cain and James Davis; his siblings, Joseph, Shirley and Clarence Cain, and Stanley Davis. Funeral service will take place AT 11:00 a.m., Friday, August 20, 2021 at Evans & Browne's Funeral Home, 441 North Jefferson Avenue, Saginaw, Michigan 48607. Pastor Eddie Bragg will officiate with interment in Forest Forest Lawn Cemetery, 3210 S. Washington Avenue, Saginaw, MI 48601. Visitation will take place from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service.
Mr. James Earl "Punch" Davis was born in Saginaw, Michigan on September 9,1954 to the parents of Ruby Lee Cain and James Davis. He passed away on August 5, 2021 at the age of 66 years. Punch loved fishing, with his dog Blu by his... View Obituary & Service Information
The family of Mr. James "Punch" Davis created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories.
Mr. James Earl "Punch" Davis was born in Saginaw, Michigan on...
Send flowers to the Davis family.


Health Equity and Community Engagement addresses health equity issues concerning county residents with the greater goal of decreasing health disparities and inequities in Tarrant County.
This effort is conducted through educating residents and public health professionals regarding health disparity and inequity issues, and engaging with community partners to find solutions.
If you're unable to access this brochure, please call 817-321-5374.


Okaro White has been an asset since joining the Florida State men's basketball team, and he earned his first career start as a Seminole against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons in place of the injured Terrance Shannon.
Despite finding out he was starting just a few hours before the game, White appeared more than ready to take advantage of the opportunity.
"I didn't have the jitters or anything like that, I was ready," said White after the game.
To say he was active all around the court would be an understatement. White finished the night with eight points, six rebounds, one block, and four steals in the Seminoles' 85-61 win over the Demon Deacons.
In the post game press conference, head coach Leonard Hamilton immediately acknowledged White's impact.
Everyone knows the key to Hamilton's heart is playing hard on defense, which is exactly what White against Wake Forest.
White's four takeaways accounted for one-fourth of Florida State's steals, as the Seminoles managed to swipe the ball from the Demon Deacons 16 times.
Although this was just his first career start, White has seen the floor plenty this year and the Seminoles are happy with his upside for the future. He is one of just two freshmen currently on Florida State's roster, the other being point guard Ian Miller.
White knows the Seminoles will be counting on him more in the years to come, and he says Tuesday's game definitely boosted his confidence and readiness to contribute to wins for this team.
As for the Seminoles' next match up, which happens to be on Super Bowl Sunday in North Carolina against the Tar Heels, White says the team would really like to come away with a big away victory.


Holmes -By- Holmes Real Estate is a Raleigh base , Real Estate firm, established for over ten years. Tanisha Holmes and Dee Best collectively have over 50 years of real estate experience. We focus on professionalism , quality service and results! We work with Domestic and International Clients. We have a strong presence in the Veterans Communities and transitions families from move up or down in space to the new home buyer needing down-payment assistant or a seller needing assistance with Foreclosure and Short Sales.
The name Holmes! speaks for itself. We build solid relationships with our clients. By the end of every transaction we add a new member to our family team. We work directory with our clients. We don't practice the assembly line method . We don't shift our client's around to different team members, unlike other firms. We work with our clients from start to finish.
Homes-by-Holmes can assist you in the counties of Wake, Durham, Franklinton, Johnston and all other surrounding areas. We offer the best service to our clients because we know your home is one of the most valuable assets you have. We focus on Homes in Raleigh, Homes In Durham and Homes in Cary.
"Please call for an appointment".