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Q: Which query is faster to execute Following are two options to query CTE and NFSE data. Pls advise !
A similar approach may have to be used in many places.
I would like you to verify them and suggest, if there are better options.
Option 1: Query CTE with all necessary joins UNION with query on NFSe with all necessary joins
SELECT DISTINCT 'CTE' as docTypeID
   , cte.isqn_mstr_cd as ctePk
   , cte.ct_e_cd
   , cter.stat_desc
   , awb.CREATE_DT
   , awb.AWB_NBR
   , awb.SHPR_NM
   , awbs.DEST_LOC_CD
   , nfe.NT_FSCL_CD
   , nfe.FSCL_DOC_NBR
FROM cte_identity_master cte
  INNER JOIN cte_response_detail cter ON (cte.isqn_mstr_cd = cter.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_awb mawb ON (cte.isqn_ref_cd = mawb.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN awb_cust_master awb ON (mawb.awb_nbr = awb.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN awb_shipment_detail awbs ON (awb.awb_nbr = awbs.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_nfe mnfe ON (cte.isqn_ref_cd = mnfe.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN nfe_identity_master nfe ON (mnfe.nt_fscl_cd = nfe.nt_fscl_cd)
UNION
SELECT DISTINCT 'NFSE' as docTypeID
   , nfse.isqn_mstr_cd as nfsePk
   , nfse.rp_s_id
   , nfser.stat_desc
   , awb.CREATE_DT
   , awb.AWB_NBR
   , awb.SHPR_NM
   , awbs.DEST_LOC_CD
   , nfe.NT_FSCL_CD
   , nfe.FSCL_DOC_NBR
FROM nfse_request_detail nfse
  INNER JOIN nfse_response_detail nfser ON (nfse.isqn_mstr_cd = nfser.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_awb mawb ON (nfse.isqn_ref_cd = mawb.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN awb_cust_master awb ON (mawb.awb_nbr = awb.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN awb_shipment_detail awbs ON (awb.awb_nbr = awbs.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_nfe mnfe ON (nfse.isqn_ref_cd = mnfe.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN nfe_identity_master nfe ON (mnfe.nt_fscl_cd = nfe.nt_fscl_cd)
;

Option 2: Use Union of CTe and NFSe first and then apply joins with other tables
SELECT ctnf.*
   , awb.CREATE_DT
   , awb.AWB_NBR
   , awb.SHPR_NM
   , awbs.DEST_LOC_CD
   , nfe.NT_FSCL_CD
   , nfe.FSCL_DOC_NBR
FROM (
SELECT DISTINCT 'CTE' as docTypeID
   , cte.isqn_mstr_cd as docPk
   , cte.ct_e_cd as docNbr
   , cter.stat_desc as docStat
   , cte.isqn_ref_cd as matchRef
FROM cte_identity_master cte
  INNER JOIN cte_response_detail cter ON (cte.isqn_mstr_cd = cter.isqn_mstr_cd)
UNION
SELECT DISTINCT 'NFSE' as docTypeID
   , nfse.isqn_mstr_cd as nfsePk
   , nfse.rp_s_id
   , nfser.stat_desc
   , nfse.isqn_ref_cd
FROM nfse_request_detail nfse
  INNER JOIN nfse_response_detail nfser ON (nfse.isqn_mstr_cd = nfser.isqn_mstr_cd)
) ctnf
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_awb mawb ON (ctnf.matchRef = mawb.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN awb_cust_master awb ON (mawb.awb_nbr = awb.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN awb_shipment_detail awbs ON (awb.awb_nbr = awbs.awb_nbr)
  LEFT JOIN match_ref_nfe mnfe ON (ctnf.matchRef = mnfe.isqn_mstr_cd)
  LEFT JOIN nfe_identity_master nfe ON (mnfe.nt_fscl_cd = nfe.nt_fscl_cd)
        ;

Both approaches of the above will have following Where Clause:
WHERE lower(cte.sttn_cd) = lower(:stationId)
and (:documentType is null or lower(:documentType) = 'cte')
and (:shipperName is null or lower(awb.shipperNm) like lower(concat(concat('%',:shipperName),'%')))
  and (:awbCreated is null or to_char(awb.createDt, 'MM-DD-YYYY') = :awbCreated)
  and (:awbNumber is null or m2.awbNbr like concat(concat('%',:awbNumber),'%'))
  and (:serviceType = 0 or awbs.baseServiceCd = :serviceType)
  and (:commitmentDate is null or awbs.commitmentDate = :commitmentDate)
  and (:ursa is null or lower(awbs.ursaCd) like lower(concat(concat('%',:ursa),'%')))
  and (:destLocationId is null or lower(awbs.destLocCd) like lower(concat(concat('%',:destLocationId),'%')))
  and (:nfeNumber is null or nfe.fiscalDocumentNumber like concat(concat('%',:nfeNumber),'%'))

PLEASE SUGGEST - Output of these two approaches to get data which one will be better to fix at Java End to retrieve the data.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Also suggest if there is any other better query apart from these two!

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70 years REX Holzbearbeitungsmaschinen
Today REX Holzbearbeitungsmaschinen employs around 85 employees. More than 35,000 REX planers are in use worldwide in over 90 countries.
2009/2010 REX engineers completely revise the SUPERMASTER and BIGMASTER product lines, thus responding to growing customer needs in terms of surface quality and energy efficiency. The innovations included optimised tooling systems, heavier construction, energy-saving inverter technology and beltless drive technology.
2009 the grandsons of company founder Georg Schwarzbeck, Christian and Joachim Schwarzbeck, took over as the third generation of management of the family business. Joachim takes responsibility for sales, Christian directs production.
Since 2005, the SKW series have been designed and manufactured at REX Werkzeugschleifmaschinen.
At the end of the 90s the new SUPER MASTER series was developed. In this regard, the company management restructured its product portfolio in order to obtain a clear and user-friendly mapping. The UNI series became known as the TIMBER MASTER product line and the HOMS series became the BIGMASTER product line.
The specialists in high power planers: REX staff
In the 90's the first business contacts were built with China. Since 2013 REX has had its own representation in the People's Republic.
In 1985, the first all-plastic REX planer was developed, the TOPMASTER.
In 1979 the founder Georg Schwarzbeck, who was active in the company until his death, died.
In 1975, Hans-Joachim Schwarzbeck took over the management of the company from his father.
In 1974, the UNI product range (later TIMBER MASTER) was developed which has since been continuously adapted to meet the needs of small-scale users.
In 1972 REX developed the world's first multi-side planing machine with constant table height. For this invention REX received utility model protection from the German Patent Office. Since the expiry of the protection period, the constant table principle has become the global standard and is copied by all manufacturers.
In the early 70s, still in the time of the Soviet Union, first business contacts were made with Russia. This business has grown steadily over the years and is based today on a great deal of trust.
In 1968 the HOMS universal product range (later BIGMASTER) was created, which has been continuously developed and today is one of the best-selling planer machines by REX.
In 1964 REX engineers developed the first 4-side planer, a first in the industry. This led to new markets being opened in the areas of glued timber construction, carpentry and sawmills.
Due to its proximity to the international port and trading centre of Hamburg, it developed close relationships with overseas customers in the 60's, leading to increasing momentum in exports to distant lands.
In the 50s and 60s, mainly modern joinery and carpentry machines were developed and produced in large numbers.
In 1946, Engineer, Georg Schwarzbeck, founded the Georg Schwarzbeck Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG. in Pinneberg.
For over 70 years, REX machines have provided the best quality planers

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The Bangkok Photo School Beginner's Package is a series of three, weekly evening classes and a field-trip, carefully compiled to give photographers the skills necessary to create engaging, well-exposed and beautifully-composed photographs.
"Our aim is to educate, encourage and inspire."
Our August 2016 class will be held on three consecutive Tuesdays, August 9, 16, 23 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm.
Starting with the basics, we cover all the essential technical aspects of the camera. Our aim is to demystify your camera gear, allowing you to move away from the Auto setting and to take full control of the camera's various settings.
Including lessons on Apertures, Shutter Speeds, ISO, Focussing Control and a guided tour of your camera equipment, introducing you to all the important camera controls.
How to regain control of the camera, exposure control, compositional guides and an introduction to the art of visual storytelling.
An opportunity to put the things we've learned in the classroom into practice with a tutor-led photo shoot in a photogenic part of Bangkok with guided exercises and storytelling advice.
Putting all your new skills together with advice on lens choice, focal lengths, creative composition, a review and professional critique of your field-trip images with suggestions for future projects.
During classes, we look at real-world examples of successful images from past masters, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastião Salgado, Elliot Erwitt, Martin Parr, James Nachtwey, Don McCullin and many more. Using these examples, we deconstruct images, learning how successful photographers have created their work.
Classes combine technical and practical exercises and students are encouraged to use their cameras during the class and in weekly homework assignments.
Our Beginner's Photography package is taught by JJ Michael, who has great experience in helping students to make the most of their photographic opportunities. JJ has been bringing his considerable knowledge and enthusiasm to classes at the Bangkok Photo School since 2010.
Any type of camera that allows you to manually set the aperture and shutter speed will work. Nowadays even small compact cameras have some manual settings so anything from a compact to a professional DSLR is fine. If you are intending to buy new camera gear, we recommend that you come to the first class to get our advice on what gear might be appropriate for you. Please keep in mind that you will need a camera for the second and third classes to get the most out of the course.
Not really, we usually accept any students from 15 years of age upwards.
There's plenty of parking at The British Club. If you are coming by public transport please leave plenty of time to navigate through the Bangkok traffic.
Yes, please bring your ticket with you, either printed or on a mobile device.
We take a break half-way through the class for dinner, when students can order from the wide selection of dishes available on the British Club menu. There's also tea, coffee and drinks. Just pay the waitress before you leave.
If you are unable to attend the first class then we ask for 14 days notice and we'll refund the cost of your registration. If you have to cancel your place within 14 days then we will still give a full refund, providing we are able to take a replacement registration before the class begins. No refunds are payable after the first class has commenced.
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Simplifying ovulation induction for surrogacy in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome
Z. Ben-Rafael, I. Bar-Hava, T. Levy, R. Orvieto
A simple approach for ovulation induction in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser Syndrome (MRKH-S) during in-vitro fertilization (IVF)/freezing/surrogacy cycles was evaluated. Weekly progesterone plasma concentrations were measured in order to accurately establish the luteal phase in MRKH-S women. When a rising titre was detected, a gonadotrophin-releasing hormone analogue (GnRHa) was administered as part of a long protocol. Two weeks later human menopausal gonadotrophin (HMG) therapy was started. Ten treatment cycles in four women with MRKH-S were carried out. In all cases, three or less progesterone estimations were needed. Three of the four women are now, through surrogacy, genetic mothers; one of them has two children. We concluded that weekly determination of progesterone plasma concentration is a convenient, efficient and inexpensive simple approach to identify the luteal phase, and therefore suitable to the start of a GnRHa/HMG protocol in MRKH-S women enrolled in an assisted reproduction technology programme.
https://doi.org/10.1093/humrep/13.6.1470
Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser
10.1093/humrep/13.6.1470
Dive into the research topics of 'Simplifying ovulation induction for surrogacy in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
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Ben-Rafael, Z., Bar-Hava, I., Levy, T., & Orvieto, R. (1998). Simplifying ovulation induction for surrogacy in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome. Human Reproduction, 13(6), 1470-1471. https://doi.org/10.1093/humrep/13.6.1470
Ben-Rafael, Z. ; Bar-Hava, I. ; Levy, T. et al. / Simplifying ovulation induction for surrogacy in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome. In: Human Reproduction. 1998 ; Vol. 13, No. 6. pp. 1470-1471.
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As you can imagine, these past two days have been extremely difficult for our family. Jennifer was a beloved daughter, wonderful mother and caring friend. There are no words to express the depth of our grief over the loss of her life.
At the same time, we are thankful that Cameron survived this horrible ordeal. It was only through God's hand that he is with us today and we are confident that he will recover through continued love and prayer.
Our family would like to thank the College Station Police Department and Brazos County District Attorney's Office for their quick action in Jennifer's case and for keeping us informed of all that was being done to bring to justice those responsible.
We also want to thank the doctors, nurses and staff at the College Station Medical Center for helping save Cameron's life and for treating us like their own family while we were dealing with this difficult situation.
Finally, we want to thank everyone in the Brazos Valley and across the state who have been praying for us these past two days. You will never know how much your love and support has meant to us.
While this senseless act has devastated our family, we will find peace and comfort through our Lord and the strong bond with each other that He has blessed us with. There is no doubt that Jennifer will be missed in the days, weeks and years ahead. But we know she will not be forgotten and that her spirit will live on in our hearts.
A man has been arrested Monday night accused of killing a College Station mother and severely injuring her 9-year-old son.
45-year-old Stanley Griffin of College Station is in jail charged with murder and injury to a child.
Police have not released a motive for the crime, but the two knew each other. In a statement, Griffin admitted to police that he knew Jennifer Hailey, but said he had never been to her home.
Monday evening police arrested 45-year-old Stanley Griffin for the murder of Jennifer Hailey and also charged him with injury to a child with serious bodily injury.
Griffin was a person of interest throughout the day. After Hailey's son positively identified Griffin as the man he saw on top of his mother, choking her, he was detained as of 5:15 Monday afternoon.
Griffin was also being held on a warrant for violation of his parole.
29-year-old Jennifer Hailey was found dead in her apartment around 5 A.M. in the 2400 block of Perdernales Drive in College Station.
Hailey's 9-year-old son told police Griffin came into his room and struck him in his face and neck. College Station police say the little boy was stabbed several times in the neck with a gardening tool.
He underwent emergency surgery at the Med.
Neighbors we spoke with are still shocked by the events Monday.
"It's awful and completely and truly tragic what has happened and a little scary the thought that it's so close to me. I'm very glad that they got somebody I'm terribly sorry something like that had to happen to such a young woman," said Whitney Sheldon, a neighbor who lives across the street from the victim's apartment.
"We were able to pick him up on that warrant for the parole violation continued the investigation and after he had been detained and was in custody, and were able to get enough information to be able to secure a warrant for his arrest," said Officer Rhonda Seaton, of the College Station Police Department.
Hailey's 9-year-old son is out of surgery, in stable condition, and now recovering in ICU at the College Station Medical Center.
Griffin has been transferred to the Brazos County Jail. He's no stranger to the law; he's been arrested several times.
The most recent arrest was in 2007 for assault family violence.
Hailey's son is a 3rd grade student at Rock Prairie Elementary.
College Station police have made an arrest in the murder of a College Station mother.
Stanley Lamar Griffin, 45, is charged with murder and injury to a child with serious bodily injury.
Griffin was originally detained as a person of interest and held on a warrant for a violation of his parole. Detectives were able to obtain additional warrants for Griffin and was then charged.
College Station police responded to a residence in the 2400 block of Pedernales Drive at 5 a.m. Monday morning. Authorities are now investigating a homicide and the suspect is still at large.
29-year-old Jennifer Marie Hailey was found dead according to police, and her nine-year-old son is injured and undergoing surgery at College Station Medical Center. A hospital spokesman says the child is is in critical condition and is expected to survive.
The cause of the death and injuries have not been released.
Pedernales Drive is near San Pedro and Balcones in the Southwood Valley area.


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I think my legs are nice. I think that, while not the funniest person by any stretch, I can often make people laugh and always laugh at myself. I think I am a good mom. I think my eye color is cool. I know how to walk in heels. I can make a mean roasted vegetable lasagna.


The Life Itself producer has signed on to produce director Brent Huffman's doc (pictured) about the race to save an ancient Buddhist archaeological site in Afghanistan from destruction.
Chicago-based Kartemquin Films and filmmaker Brent Huffman are making a documentary about the race to save a 2,000-year-old Buddhist archaeological site in Afghanistan which is in danger of being lost to a Chinese copper mine.
Saving Mes Aynak is directed by Huffman and is funded through the MacArthur Foundation. Producers are aiming to finish and premiere the film by the end of the year.
Huffman, who is also a film professor at Northwestern University, has been independently shooting the film at the Mes Aynak site in Afghanistan since 2011 before bringing the project to Kartemquin Films, the company behind The Interrupters, Hoop Dreams and the Roger Ebert doc biopic Life Itself.
The film was among 18 documentaries to receive funding from the John T. and Catherine D. MacArthur Foundation this year. Other funding came from smaller grants and a Kickstarter campaign.
Kartemquin and Huffman have launched an official website for the film and Huffman shot a New York Times op-doc about Mes Aynak in 2013.
Julia Reichert, Gordon Quinn and Nagan are exec producing.
In 2007, the Afghanistan government granted copper mining rights at Mes Aynak, which is located in the volatile Logar Province, to the China Metallurgical Group Corporation.
The site is home to untapped copper deposits worth more than $100 billion and also houses the remains of an ancient Buddhist city that includes golden Buddhist statues, dozens of stupas and Buddhist manuscripts buried within temples.
Around 90 percent of the site remains underground and unseen but producers say mining is likely to destroy the site when it begins later in the year.


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Sport|Sailing
America's Cup: Emirates standing by Team NZ
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Emirates Team New Zealand in action during the America's Cup. Photo / Brett Phibbs
Team New Zealand's key corporate backer have confirmed they are keen to renew their sponsorship of the syndicate once the full details of the next America's Cup are known.
The team's boss Grant Dalton has said previously all their existing stable of sponsors have indicated they are keen to continue their association with the Kiwi syndicate, with other as yet unknown brands also expressing strong interest in coming on board. But Dalton is unable to finalise any deals until the host venues for both the Cup match and qualifying series are known.
These details aren't expected to be revealed by America's Cup authorities until February next year, leaving Team New Zealand with a funding shortfall until then.
To help keep them afloat until then, Team NZ have requested further investment from the government, prompting a major backlash from the public.
In response Steven Joyce, the minister of economic development, has told Team NZ the private sector needs to step up.
Emirates, Team NZ's naming rights sponsor for the past 10 years, yesterday reiterated their support for the cash-strapped syndicate:
"We remain a strong believer in Emirates Team New Zealand, having been their title sponsor for over 10 years now. We are working closely with them with the objective of renewing our sponsorship as soon as the team is in a position to finalise arrangements regarding the next campaign," said Boutros Boutros, Emirates' divisional senior vice president, corporate communications, marketing and brand.
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The Clough-Hanson Gallery, located in Clough Hall, brings to campus four exhibitions of contemporary art from September through March. In April and early May, the gallery hosts two student exhibitions: the Juried Student Exhibit and the Senior Thesis Exhibit. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Please contact the gallery director, Joel Parsons, at parsonsj@rhodes.edu or (901) 843-3442 if you should have any questions.
In 1953, Etta Hanson gave to the college an important collection of Asian woodcut prints, porcelains, fabrics, and other objects that she and her sister had collected. Named in honor of Jessie L. Clough, the collection forms the basis of the college′s art collection. Selected objects from the collection are periodically displayed in the Clough-Hanson Gallery and are used for teaching.


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The purpose of the Knock Shrine Association of America is to promote Awareness of Knock as one of the Marian Shrines of the world.
The Knock Shrine Association of America was formed in Washington, D.C. on August 21, 1986 with a Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The founder & director Ed O'Brien is the youngest of eight children of the late John O'Brien from Bohola, Co. Mayo & the late Beatrice O'Brien nee Cassidy from Barnacogue, Swinford, Co. Mayo.
Beatrice's great uncle Pat Giblin saw the apparition at Knock on August 21, 1879. He was not one of the official witnesses as documented in the Inquiry. As Beatrice remembers the account of her great uncle, he was at a fair in Claremorris and on his way home to Barnacogue with his horse and cart, as he passed through the village of Knock. He noticed the people gathered at the gable wall of the Church, so he tied his horse and went to the gable wall where he saw the end of the apparition.
Over the years Beatrice has been a frequent visitor to Knock Shrine. She has lived most of her life in the U.S.A. and was on the first flight from New York to Knock in 1986 and on the first Christmas flight in 1988. She was also on the first direct non-stop flight from Knock to New York on her 87th birthday, August 14, 1992.
Arrival of the 1st U.S. Flight. Beatrice O'Brien with Michael O'Malley and Msg. Horan. With members of her family behind her including sons Ed, Michael, and grandson Eamon. Beatrice then walked from the airport to the home where she was born in Barnacogue.
Ed and Beatrice O'Brien with Msg. Horan at Knock Airport after arrival of first U.S. flight.
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Game design is no place for "perfectionism"
Belated comments about PrezCon
No game can be perfect–it depends so much on the audience, the individual player, the mood, the group (if played by a group), even the timing of creation and publication.
A game that "doesn't get in the way" may be perfect for a group of friends to play, but dull for a group of strangers who are going to concentrate more on the game and less on the players.
The Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns always applies, in games. There is always a way to improve the game, but it may not be worth the time it will take to find that improvement, and the risk of "disimproving" when you change it. A "perfectionist" can never finish a game.
As someone once said about models in general– a game is a model of something–we need idealists to make models, not realists: people willing to recognize that the model cannot be perfect, people who will discover what the essence of the question is and concentrate on that, rather than try for the "perfect" solution.
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What I do when I design a tabletop game is something like what a novelist does when he or she writes a book. A book has an author, one or more editors, and (we hope) readers. So does a game, but players instead of readers.
A tabletop game designer is responsible for most of the content of his game. Playtesters provide some of the rest, and the publisher may assign a "developer" (formally or informally) who also contributes to the game. The developer, like a book editor, may make big changes or only small ones. In any case, the game is primarily the product of one or two minds, plus the work of the artist who makes the production components.
A big difference between games and novels is that there is little or no "playtesting" of the novel. (There's more for a non-fiction title, possibly peer reviewers as well as editors.) Novels are not interactive, games are. Reader "testing" is much less important for a novel than gamer testing is for a game, because that interactivity takes some of the control out of the game-author's hands.
Looked at another way, the most important part of novel writing is the writing. The most important part of tabletop game creation is the playtesting.
What a video game designer in a AAA video game does is more akin to being head of a software project, or at best, being writer of a movie. If you know much about movies, you know that what's written is heavily influenced beforehand by the chiefs of the project, and then is often modified heavily by the director and crew during production of the film. For AAA games, hundreds of people may be involved in making the game. With rare exceptions, I'd suggest, the chief designer of a video game rarely has more than 25% influence over how the game plays, while the designer of a tabletop game has 90-99% influence in many cases.
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Two people have reminded me that I haven't written anything specifically about PrezCon 2010. I don't write "After Action Reports", but I can make a few observations.
After a decline last year, attendance was a new record according to Justin Thompson, who organizes PrezCon. Probably the best thing you can say about a successful convention such as this one is that it was more of the same, lots of tournaments, an auction, some vendors and publishers, open gaming, a mix of middle-aged and older folks along with much younger ones who were often families of the older ones.
It is very much a one-third-sized WBC (Pennsylvania in August). If you like WBC you'll like PrezCon and vice versa. There may be other conventions like this elsewhere in the country, but I don't know of them. Both focus on boardgames and card games. Both are very much un-like Origins and GenCon, which are much, much larger conventions that include a much wider variety of gaming, such as RPGs, CCGs, and miniatures. (Ballpark attendance: PrezCon 500, WBC 1,500, Origins 10-15,000, GenCon 28,000). Occasionally the weather intervenes in late February, not a problem with the summer cons.
Some people really get honed in on one game at this convention. Two I know played 17 and 19 games of Robo-Rally (one won the tournament, the other finished third if I recall correctly). I am not a Robo-rally fan, I have trouble even seeing which way the robots are pointing, but I understand some of the pull of the game.
I did not hear the whole story, but a philanthropist enabled youngsters (12 and under) to each buy a free game (or at least part of one, something like $35). Quite a gesture. In general, as far as I could make out, sales of games seemed to be pretty good.
The Britannia tournament was pretty well attended, though we all missed usual GM Jim Jordan, who could not come this year. Mark Smith filled in. One lad (10 or 12) found out that I'd designed the game, and told me I must be the best player! I told him that I've never played the published version, and that designers often aren't the best players.
I've written down one quote:
Keith Altizer (who was subbing for the last turn for Kevin Sudy (I may have mangeld that last name) in the Brit final, Kevin had to leave before the end and was in no danger of winning): "I'm not losing, I'm not playing this game." I cannot recall who won, though I suspect it was Mark Smith.
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Mindy sits in the neurologist's waiting room. To her right and left, patients—most with pinched brows and downturned lips—flip through magazines or scroll through Instagram.
Directing her eyes to the worn book in her lap, Mindy resumes the chapter of psalms she's been reciting. Her mother has been in the examining room for the last 20 minutes. Since Tatty died fifteen months ago, caring for Mommy has fallen on her shoulders.
With sure, practiced lips, Mindy forms the words of King David. They are barely audible to the others in the waiting room.
Checking the clock again, she sighs—23 minutes.
The door to the examining room opens. Dr. Park ushers out Mindy's mother. Noticing hesitant steps, Mindy's heart clenches.
"Ms. Lester?" Dr. Park gestures to another door. "Your mother would like you to join us in my office."
Rising from her seat, Mindy tucks her psalm book into her purse and follows her mother and the doctor down the hall. The office has no windows but is otherwise welcoming. Letters from patients, photos, and child-like artwork are tacked to a bulletin board on the opposite wall as framed diplomas. On an end table, there is a model of the human brain.
Mindy perches on the edge of a yellow chair and waits for Dr. Park to speak.
"Ms. Lester, your mother's tremors have worsened since our last appointment, and there's increased muscle tone in her limbs." Mindy glances at her mother, then back to Dr. Park. "I'd like to schedule an MRI. I've also adjusted Mrs. Lester's medications and would like her to continue with occupational therapy."
Mommy slides her hand into Mindy's. As usual, it's shaking.
Dr. Park tucks a glossy braid back behind her ear. "I'm also concerned about Mrs. Lester's living arrangements."
Suddenly, Mindy wants to let go of her mother's hand. She wants Perel, Rina, Kalev—someone—to take it from her, to lead her mother out of the office, away from this mess.
Finally, her mother starts to speak in a hoarse voice. "I'm afraid. What if I fall, and no one is there?"
A swift intake of breath. "Mommy—"
"I already come to you for Shabbos almost every week. Pesach is coming—I can't make Pesach like this." Mommy finally lets go of Mindy's hand so she can indicate her body, from head to toe, malfunctioning.
"I thought Rina and Dov Ber said you could join them in Flatbush. Don't you have a plane ticket?"
Dr. Park interrupts. "I would like to keep her in town while we monitor how the meds are working."
It's hard enough finding a shidduch when you're 44, Mindy thinks. No one will marry me if Mommy moves in with me. No one.
It's over.
In the end, Mindy moves into her mother's house. It isn't the home she grew up in. That had been sold 25 years ago, while she was in seminary. But it's nearly paid off, purchased before real estate prices skyrocketed in their neighborhood.
But there are five years left to pay on the mortgage. There are bills not covered by her mother's savings, her social security, Medicare. Her siblings—the two in Israel, the one in New York—have large families, their own straitened finances.
Three days after Mindy moves in, she knocks on the principal's door. As she arranges her skirt to fully cover her knees and waits for Mrs. Haller to get off the phone, Mindy reminds herself that the only way to hear yes is to ask in the first place.
She whispers, "Hashem, please let this work."
Mrs. Haller hangs up, smiles. "What can I help you with, Mindy?"
"You know I've worked here for 21 years." Mindy tries to relax the muscles in her face.
"Twenty-one remarkable years. All those Chanukah plays! And my own children still sing the songs you taught them when you were their morah."
Encouraged, Mindy goes on. "I know I'm not a rebbe, but I spent my youth in day schools, studied two years in seminary, and have a master's degree in education." She swallows. "And now I'm the primary provider for my mother."
Frowning, Mrs. Haller says nothing. But words hang in the silence: And no husband.
Mrs. Haller says, "Go on."
"I want…" Mindy straightens up in her chair. "I want to be paid at the same rate as the rebbes."
Frowning, Mrs. Haller begins to flip a pen between her fingers.
Mindy adds, "I teach fourth grade—we cover the same material as the fourth-grade boys."
"Not mishnah." Mrs. Haller doesn't look Mindy in the eyes.
"Pirkei Avos is mishnah. And we cover it in-depth."
Mindy's voice rises. "I'm doing the same work as a rebbe—spent the same years preparing. Work the same hours. I want the same pay."
"You deserve it." Mrs. Haller catches Mindy's eyes. "But it's not my decision to make."
Mindy's heart sinks.
Mrs. Haller drops the pen with a clack. "I'll ask. But I can't promise anything." She reaches across the desk, pats Mindy on the arm. "You know I would make this happen if it were under my control.
The answer, two days later, is no. Her mother finds Mindy crying on her bed. Mommy reaches out and draws her in slowly for a hug the way she did when Mindy was small, and her troubles were small.
"Mindele, you want to tell me about it? Share your troubles and they are halved–right?"
But Mindy doesn't want her mother to know just how bad their financial situation is. And what can Mommy do to help, anyway? Mindy pulls away and dries her tears. "Nothing Hashem can't fix," she says.
Meanwhile, Mindy must do Passover shopping for two. Not only for food—since her father's death, Mommy has dropped 18 pounds. She needs new clothes for the holiday. Mindy mentions this to her siblings, but nobody volunteers to pay for a new dress or skirt.
At least Dov Ber sends the monthly check for cleaning help a bit early.
While Mindy is scrubbing the oven grates alongside the maid, the phone rings. Mommy is out with a friend at a shiur, so Mindy dries her hands quickly, before the phone stops ringing.
It's their rabbi. "Everything okay with you? Your mother?" Rabbi Weingarten sounds anxious.
"We're all fine…um, but…"
Mindy forces herself to admit, "No one has invited us to seder."
"I thought about paying to attend one of those communal ones." Mindy thinks of last year's seder, at her parents' home, with her father still alive, and Perel and Nachman visiting from Modi'in with their four youngest.
"They're expensive?" Rabbi Weingarten asks.
Mindy sniffs and wipes a tear from her cheek. "Yeah."
"You'll come to us for both sedarim. And—you're not going to like this—I want you to apply for tomchei Shabbos."
Gasping, Mindy says, "But I have a job! I work hard!"
"Of course you do." Rabbi Weingarten's voice is placating.
More tears come. "I just can't."
"Ask for your mother—a widow. Not for you."
Mindy did not reply.
"Just think about it. Okay?"
Mindy is still thinking about it the next day when the Rebbetzin shows up with a check. "For Pesach," she says, closing Mindy's hand around the envelope firmly enough that Mindy knows there is no arguing. "And we'll see you on the first night of Pesach, okay?"
Shame and gratitude mingle as Mindy deposits the check after her mother's OT appointment. Then she takes her mother shopping. They find a dress that fits just right, with a modest hemline, in purple—Mommy's favorite.
"Do you want help?" Mindy asks as they head for a dressing room.
"I can handle it," her mother says, then she shuts the door.
Mindy waits on the other side of the door, thinking. Maybe I will sign Mommy up for tomchei Shabbos—just Mommy.
Her mother's soft voice floats out of the dressing room. "I…I need help."
After Mindy guides her mother's stiff limbs into the sleeves and buttons up the dress, she admires herself in the mirror.
"I like it." Her voice is almost a whisper, and her face is rigid, as usual, but then she spins around, very slowly, with hesitant steps, clearly showing off. She flips the ends of her wig coquettishly and winks at her reflection.
For the first time in ages, Mindy giggles.
The day before Passover vacation, Mrs. Haller calls Mindy into her office. "I have a question for you."
Mindy sits into the leatherette chair and nods.
"We have a donor who wants to pay for a drama program next year on Sundays—just 9 a.m. to noon."
Mindy leans forward. "What would I be doing?"
"Teaching singing, acting to 9 and 10 year-olds—culminating in a show." Mrs. Haller grins. "You'd get an extra $150 a week."
Not a rebbe's pay, but better than what I'm bringing home now. "I'll have a budget—for costumes, supplies…?"
"The donor says they'll cover it. What do you think?"
"I think it sounds good."
Mrs. Haller claps her hands, rubs them together. "This is going to be great!"
It is seder night. Mommy leans heavily on Mindy's arm as they stroll to the Weingartens'. The night is clear, and thanks to warm jackets, the breeze is pleasant.
On the opposite side of the street, Mindy spots one of her students. When she calls out, "Chag sameach," Dina Moshayoff smiles, waves, then ducks shyly behind her older sister. Their parents walk behind the girls, side by side. Mrs. Moshayoff is heavily pregnant; she leans on her husband's arm.
For a moment, Mindy watches them, and then she turns away, clutching her mother's hand tighter.
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Rebecca Klempner is a wife, mother, writer, and editor who lives and works in Los Angeles. Her books include A Dozen Daisies for Raizy, Glixman in a Fix, and Mazal's Luck Runs Out. Her articles, essays, reviews, and fiction have appeared in many publications, including Hevria, Inyan, The Jewish Press, Binah, Kveller, and Tablet Magazine.


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The Ghostbusters Reboot Met With This Actress
Willie Grace | 12/11/2014, 8:06 p.m. | Updated on 12/11/2014, 8:06 p.m.
Approaching a Ghostbuster's remake will obviously be intimidating for the director. So it would make sense for him to hire an actress that he has worked closely with in the past. In his eyes, Rebel Wilson is the woman for the part. While it is still way too early to judge whether Rebel Wilson's potential casting is right or not, I have to admit I'd have my qualms if she was actually hired.
Who ya gonna call? Pretty much every actress in Hollywood, it turns out. Rebel Wilson is the latest to confirm that she has been approached to star in Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot, with the Australian announcing that she has held talks over appearing in the comedy.
But before you either dance a jig of delight or mourn the certain death of a beloved franchise because of her involvement, Rebel Wilson admitted that she is nowhere near to actually signing up to the film. In fact she confirmed to the Today Show that the script for the reboot hadn't actually been completed yet, and she will only decide whether she is appearing in the film once it has.
Look, I've had a meeting, but who knows. They have to take a look at the script when it's finished.
Rebel Wilson's potential involvement in Paul Feig's Ghostbuster'sremake would hardly be surprising. Paul Feig helped to break Rebel Wilson into Hollywood after he cast her in a brief supporting role in his beloved 2011 comedy, Bridesmaids. Since then the Australian comedienne has shot to prominence thanks to her performances in What To Expect When You're Expecting, Bachelorette and Pitch Perfect.
There's no denying the fact that Rebel Wilson is immensely funny. In fact that would be my biggest concern if she was cast. Let me explain. Rebel Wilson does have a tendency to dominate scenes that she stars in. And there's every chance that the comedic ebb and flow that was at the heart of Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II wouldn't have a chance to develop in the reboot if she did appear. At the moment though, this is still a preposterous statement to make as we have no idea who might be starring opposite her or if she is even in the film at all.
Either way, this is still Paul Feig's first and biggest hurdle when it comes to the hugely anticipated comedy. Alongside the film's producers, and its writer, Katie Dippold, Paul Feig must make sure that he gets the perfect combination of actresses. Paul Feig has already proven that he can do just that with Bridesmaids. But now he has almost every actress in Hollywood at his disposal, as the competition to appear in the film will be unprecedented. The easy choice would be for him to simply pack the comedy with the most talented actresses he can think of. And the fact that he has allegedly already held discussions Jennifer Lawrence and Rebel Wilson before the script is even finished suggests that he might be doing just that. But, as I've already declared, let's wait and see before we get too het up about the rumored casting.
For more information go to http://www.cinemablend.com
'Ghostbusters' reboot: Paul Feig, and an all-women cast?
The Female Ghostbusters Movie Has A Giant Budget
Ghostbusters Reboot Won't Hold Back On Scares, But Will On Swears
The All-Female Ghostbusters Movie Casts Melissa McCarthy, 3 Other Comediennes
Sigourney Weaver In The Ghostbusters Reboot? Here's What She Said


0:07Skip to 0 minutes and 7 secondsVisible near-infrared spectroscopy is a well-established analytical method for examining food materials. The attraction of this technology is that it is low cost, robust, and measurements can be made very fast and usually without damaging or even touching the sample. Vis-NIR is used in a wide range of factory and processing environments, for making measurements such as moisture in breakfast cereals and biscuits, fats in cheese and chocolate, and protein in grains and spices. Vis-NIR reflectance and transmittance measurements provide information on the molecular composition of the foods. Molecular bonds can be imagined as tiny springs, bending, rocking or stretching on a microscopic scale.
0:48Skip to 0 minutes and 48 secondsWhen a sample is illuminated with infrared radiation, the vibrating bonds absorb photons of specific frequencies which depend on the mode of vibration and crucially, the chemical composition of the bond. By examining the radiation after it has interacted with the sample, we can see what frequencies have been absorbed which in turn tells us about the nature and the amount of different molecular bonds that are present in the sample. Here, a Vis-NIR portable spectrometer is being used to authenticate olive oils. The bottle is illuminated with radiation delivered by an optical fibre from the infrared source.
1:22Skip to 1 minute and 22 secondsSome of the radiation reflected back after passing through the sample is captured by a further fibre and returned to the spectrometer, where the detector records the spectrum and passes it onto a computer. Here is the spectrum from the olive oil sample. The software has been mathematically trained to recognise extra virgin olive oils, using a pattern recognition method. Samples that are a close match to the reference database are reported as authentic. This method can easily tell the difference between olive oil and other edible oil types, for example, hazelnut, sunflower, or rapeseed oil. The software has been configured to report these as suspicious. We can see from the reflectance spectra that they are a poor match with the olive oils.
2:02Skip to 2 minutes and 2 secondsThis approach is fast, cheap, and non-destructive for screening oils to check their identity or to check that a product is within specification with regard say to its colour. The technological advantage of working with this wavelength range is that components needed to construct a spectrometer are low cost. Ordinary light bulbs can be used as broadband sources of visible near infrared radiation. Spectrometers can be built with no moving parts, using diffraction gratings. Detectors are similar to those used in cameras and mobile phones. And optical fibres can be used to achieve all kinds of different optical geometries and remote sampling possibilities. Vis-NIR does, however, have limitations.
2:43Skip to 2 minutes and 43 secondsOil types that have very similar reflectance spectra may be hard to distinguish from one another, especially if there is variability within each type. Remember that edible oils are natural products which are affected by factors like growing conditions and production processes. Here we have some samples of extra virgin olive oil that have been deliberately adulterated with sunflower oil. One of these contains quite a high amount of adulterant 40% weight for weight, and the pattern recognition flags this up as suspicious. However, the other contains only 15% of the adulterant, and this sample incorrectly passes our test for authenticity.
3:16Skip to 3 minutes and 16 secondsThis is because the difference between the adulterated and authentic samples is not large enough to be detected above the background of measurement noise on product variation in the reference database. To lower the detection limit, we need to look for more specific compositional markers of individual oil types. And in the next video, we'll see that we can find these by moving to the longer wavelengths that are used in mid-infrared spectroscopy.
In this video, Kate introduces the analytical technique of near-infrared spectroscopy.


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District 5 candidate urges voters to polls
by: George Eskola
Posted: Mar 15, 2019 / 09:19 PM UTC / Updated: Mar 15, 2019 / 10:43 PM UTC
The race for the District 5 commission seat is heading into the home stretch.
Interim Commissioner Johnny Few, flanked by supporters, held a news conference on the last day of early voting.
After Friday, the voters will only be able to cast their ballots Tuesday on Election Day.
Few took the time to urge district five voters to turn out.
"It's very important that the citizens come out and vote. I would like for an overwhelming majority of District five voters vote for me so I wouldn't have to have a run off, I'm going to urge everyone," said Interim Commissioner Johnny Few.
Few is one of four candidates in the face. The others are Bernard Harper, Bobby Williams and Kelby Walker.
If none are able to get more than 50 percent of the vote, the top two finishers will compete in a run off.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) - Back at the end of June, the security process at the Municipal Building changed. Everybody coming in would be screened, including employees. It's what the commission wanted and directed the Marshal to do. Now some commissioners are questioning how the Marshal wants to get it done.
X marks the spot for the Marshal Office, the X ray machine at the Municipal Building is 18 years old. The Marshal's Office went through the process of replacing it under an emergency purchase.
The Thomson community came together at First United Methodist Church in a time of prayer after a fatal crash that happened Monday morning (July 15, 2019).
The crash happened in Wilkinson County.
MARTINEZ, Ga. (WJBF) - The CSRA is booming, from cyber to medicine to higher education. Lots of new families are coming here for new jobs. The growth also makes way for another type of resident, seniors.
We've told countless growth stories - businesses and people moving into the CSRA. But not all of those new communities include working families. Some are at that crossroad in life where a tough decision must be made.


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Independent dentistry has never been more complex – but it's also never had more potential. With all the advances in treatments, products and practice resources, the name of the game is knowing where to go for answers. And who to trust.
Unified Smiles vision is to offer unparalleled support services for independent dentists, helping them thrive in an increasingly competitive environment. Our industry experience and range of service offerings promote effective practice management and growth. We help support dentists throughout all phases of the practice lifecycle by providing exceptional operations management, educational opportunities, and cost savings and revenue enhancement opportunities. These offerings provide dentists with superior business management, and more time to focus on delivering outstanding patient care. This results in increased revenue, profitability, and the ability to create the desired work-life balance. Our goal is to support entrepreneurial dentists in achieving a lifetime of independent practice success.
Board of Managers CEO & Chair
Donna Janson
About Donna Janson
Donna Janson is the Board of Managers CEO & Chair. She has more than 30 years of experience in leading biotech companies and bringing novel products to market. Between 2004 and 2011 Ms. Janson served as President and CEO of Novalar Pharmaceuticals Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company with a first-in-class local anesthetic reversal agent.
Prior to this, Ms. Janson served as President and CEO of Biora AB, a public biotech company specializing in periodontal regeneration. Ms. Janson managed the acquisition of Biora by Straumann. Prior to being appointed CEO, Ms. Janson served as president of Biora Inc., the North American subsidiary of Biora AB.
Dr. Jeff Moos
About Dr. Jeff Moos
Dr. Jeff Moos is a member of the Board of Managers. He is a general dentist who was CEO of Midwest Dental from 2005-2014 and led the company through rapid growth and four very successful private equity transactions.
Dr. Moos founded Moos-e "Your Business Elevated" in 2015, an advisory business focused on business growth and sophistication in the multi-unit dental space. His experience in business growth, team development, organizational management, clinical support and overall value creation are utilized in independent advisement opportunities and his board roles with Dentistry for Children, Riccobene Associates Family Dentistry and Simply Beautiful Smiles.
Chief Dental Officer
Dr. H. Robert Steiman
About Dr. H. Robert Steiman
As Chief Dental Officer, Dr. H. Robert Steiman heads recruitment for Unified Smiles throughout Michigan. His dedication to dentistry is evident in his 41 years of service with the School of Dentistry at the University of Detroit Mercy. He was Dean from 2000 to 2008 and guided the university through strategic planning, a successful accreditation review, and the move to its current location. In 2008, the university named Dr. Steiman Dean Emeritus, School of Dentistry in honor of his of excellence, leadership and innovation. He is only the second Dean of the School of Dentistry to be honored with this title.
Dr. Steiman's professional honors include Fellow, American College of Dentists; Alumnus of the Year, University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry; Fellow, Pierre Fauchard Academy; Fellow, International College of Dentists, and Fellow, American College of Stomatologic Surgeons.
Evelyn F. Ireland
About Evelyn F. Ireland
Evelyn Ireland assumed the post of interim CEO of Unified Smiles mid-March 2021. She has served as a consultant to the company since September of 2020, focusing on expanding Unified Smiles reach with independent dentists through channel partnership with Delta Dental plans and other dental benefits carriers.
Ms. Ireland was the voice of the dental benefits industry for 27 years as the Executive Director of the National Association of Dental Plans (NADP) from 1992 through 2019. She has more than 33 years of experience as a state and national trade association CEO and over 45 years of experience in the fields of government and insurance. She retired from NADP in early 2020 and now consults for several dental industry clients.
Guy Flannery
About Guy Flannery
Guy Flannery has been the CFO of Unified Smiles since its inception in 2012. He also manages the relationships with 70+ vendor partners providing independent dentists with arrangements for revenue enhancements, overhead savings and operational efficiencies through the power of our premiere buying group. In addition, he assists clients with growth strategies, practice transitions, financing and other matters.
Prior to Unified Smiles, Mr. Flannery served as CFO of Great Expressions Dental Centers (GEDC), a dental practice management company with 225+ owned dental offices in seven states across the Midwest, South and Northeast. Flannery also served as CFO of MIDA Dental Plans (MIDA), which was one of the largest privately held international providers of managed dental care based in the United States. He is a licensed CPA and a Chartered Global Management Accountant with memberships in AICPA, MACPA, and Financial Executives International.
Jen McGuire
About Jen McGuire
With a degree in marketing from the University of Illinois and experience working at the American Academy of Dermatology, Jen joined the dental industry in 2005 in a marketing role for CEREC®. While learning the difference between an inlay and onlay, she developed a respect for the impact that dentistry could have on doctors' and patients' lives. This led her to a decade at Henry Schein Dental where Jen was responsible for growing and supporting the sales team's ability to educate dentists on business challenges, building and launching the Dental Business Solutions brand and supporting portfolio of services, and creating the industry's first patient education program connecting oral health and overall health. Jen joined Unified Smiles in 2020 as their Director of Marketing so she could work for a company that shared her mission of supporting dentists in addressing their business challenges. Her articles on her experiences have been published in Dental Economics, and you can learn more about her accomplishments on LinkedIn.
Director of Education and Client Services
Dilaine Gloege
About Dilaine Gloege
Dilaine Gloege is a Certified Dental Assistant and AAPC Certified Professional Coder with over 30 years of dental experience. Most recently, Dilaine served as Director or Education and Brand Management and Chief Claims Officer for Dental ClaimSupport where she authored and created educational content for dentists and dental teams.
Dilaine worked alongside Dr. Charles Blair helping thousands of practices with coding and insurance questions for both medical and dental claims. She worked with Dr. Blair and team developing the following new publications: Diagnostic Coding for Dental Claim Submission, Administration with Confidence, and Medical Dental Cross Coding with Confidence. Dilaine was a contributing author to Insurance Solutions Newsletter, Coding with Confidence, Administration with Confidence, and Medical Dental Cross Coding with Confidence. Additionally, Dilaine worked with Dr. Blair and team developing content for educational programs presented as lectures, workshops and webinars. She also shares her knowledge and passion for dentistry in her speaking, webinar presentations, and consulting with dental teams nationwide.
In her spare time, Dilaine enjoys spending time with her husband of 35 years, Dennis, their four children and four grandchildren. Dilaine enjoys reading, cooking, crafting, and spending as much time as possible on the lake or on the beaches of the southern outer banks of NC.


We all know Dorothea Lange's iconic photos--the "Migrant Mother" holding her child, the gaunt men forlornly waiting in breadlines--but few know the arc of her extraordinary life. In this sweeping account, renowned historian Linda Gordon charts Lange's journey from polio-ridden child to wife and mother, to San Francisco portrait photographer, to chronicler of the Great Depression and World War II. Gordon uses Lange's life to anchor a moving social history of twentieth-century America, re-creating the bohemian world of San Francisco, the Dust Bowl, and the Japanese American internment camps. She explores Lange's growing radicalization as she embraced the democratic power of the camera, and she examines Lange's entire body of work, reproducing more than one hundred images, many of them previously unseen and some of them formerly suppressed. Lange reminds us that beauty can be found in unlikely places, and that to respond to injustice, we must first simply learn how to see it. 20th century,artists architects and photographers,arts and literature,arts music and photography,biographical,biographies,biographies and history,biography and history,history,humor and entertainment Individual Artists, Norton & Company, Incorporated, W. W.
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Dorothea Lange's photographs define how people remember the Depression generation. Now, acclaimed historian Gordon provides an evocative biography that defines Lange's creative struggles and enduring legacy.


Stuart is pleased to announce the sale of the Sportfisherman Lizzy Bee.
Lizzy Bee is a 19.51 m / 64′1″ luxury motor yacht with cold molded hull built by Michael Rybovich in 2014. She is truly a work of art with ultra-modern design, building technology and performance. Ideal for fishing or pleasure, she is powerd by two Volvo Penta IPS-1200 diesel engines and cruises at 30 knots with a max speed of 36 knots.
She is extremely smooth, quiet and efficient. Joystick control system as well as traditional helm make operating comfortable and stress free in any environment. Lizzy Bee features a split four stateroom/three head layout with day head located off the salon and her book matched teak interior flows throughout with excellent use of space. Lizzy Bee has been renamed Marilee.
Lizzy Bee was asking USD 3,895,000.


GoTo Photobooth is a photo booth rental company that serves Vancouver. They currently do not have any reviews on any of the website where people tend to rate photo booth companies. It would be nice to see some reviews for them. If you decide to rent their photobooth, be sure to leave a review for them on Yelp.ca, Google Maps, Facebook, or WeddingWire.com afterward so other people can get a better sense of what their service is like.
Unlike some companies that offer photobooth rentals as a side business, they are GoTo Photobooth's core business. So your chances of dealing with real photo booth experts who are passionate about what they do are most likely higher with this company.
What is unique about GoTo Photobooth is that they send two attendants with every one of their booth rentals, and they make sure that every guest receives a photo. Their enclosed booth is also somewhat unique in that it holds up to eight people.
All photo booth rental companies in the Lower Mainland provide an on-site attendant, free delivery, setup, and take-down when you rent from them, and almost all companies require a minimum rental time of at least 2 hours. When it comes to their service, GoTo Photobooth offers a fair number of additional features and options with their photobooth rentals.
Your choice of backdrops for your guests' pictures (two-thirds of rental companies in the Lower Mainland include this option as part of their package for no extra charge). GoTo Photobooth charges extra for this.
A prop box with fun items for your guests to pose with for their pictures. Things like goofy hats, mustaches, feather boas, and over-sized glasses are often included. More than two-thirds of vendors provide these kinds of props with their rentals.
A monitor screen that allows your guests to see themselves pose for their pictures. Most photo booths now have these.
They allow you to include your event name or a logo on your event's or wedding's photo strips. Most companies also include this option with their package.
An online photo gallery for your guests to view and download digital copies of their pictures after your event. Two-thirds of vendors include this.
To learn more about GoTo Photobooth, check out their website, see how the features they offer compare to other service providers, and see how their photobooth looks compared to others.


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The Dallara GP2/11 is a racing car developed by Italian manufacturer Dallara for use in the  GP2 Series, a feeder series for Formula One. The GP2/11 is the overall third generation of car used by the GP2 Series and first generation of car used by the FIA Formula 2 Championship, and was introduced at the Yas Marina round of the 2011 season, replacing the Dallara GP2/08, which was also developed by Dallara. The GP2/11 was scheduled to be used until the end of the 2013 season, in keeping with the series' philosophy of upgrading its chassis every three years, but series organisers decided to keep it in competition for another three-year cycle in a bid to cut costs in the category. The GP2/11 was scheduled to be used until the end of the 2016 season before a next-generation car was introduced in 2017, but this was delayed again until 2018. As the GP2 Series and Formula 2 Championship are spec series, the GP2/11 was raced by every team and driver on the grid.

Design

History
Dallara began development, design and construction of the GP2/11 chassis in late 2009. The first chassis was assembled in July 2010, with the first chassis completed on 9 September 2010. The Dallara GP2/11 chassis replaced the Dallara GP2/08 chassis in the 2011 season.

The chassis was used throughout the rest of the GP2 Series from 2011 to 2016, and for the inaugural revived 2017 FIA Formula 2 Championship.

This chassis was generally not well received as previous chassis packages due to its appearance and the fact that overtaking was much harder compared to previous cars. To combat this, DRS was introduced in the 2015 season.

Another criticism of this car was that they favoured drivers who had experience at GP2/F2 level for multiple years. As a result of this, only once since the GP2/11 was introduced has a rookie won the GP2 / Formula 2 Drivers' Championship. No rookie managed to win the title, between 2011 and 2017.

After the 2017 Abu Dhabi rounds and Abu Dhabi post-season testing of the FIA Formula 2 Championship, the chassis together with engines were permanently retired from competition and replaced with the Dallara F2 2018 chassis starting from the 2018 season.

Engine package
The engine still carried over the same 4.0 litre (244 cu in) naturally-aspirated V8 engine developed by Mecachrome but the exhaust systems were altered by merging two exits together on the rear side.

Tyres
Pirelli would become the preferred official tyre partner and supplier of GP2 Asia Series, GP2 Series and later FIA Formula 2 Championship from 2011 until 2017 seasons. The tyre sizes and layouts were the same as Formula 1 2011-2016 designs and thus kept the traditional 13-inch wheel rims.

References

External links
FIA Formula 2 Championship official website
FIA Formula 2 The Car & Engine Guide
FIA Formula 2 on dallara.it

GP2 Series
FIA Formula 2 Championship
Open wheel racing cars
GP2 11

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Kimmerer Sets Sights on Hale Record & More
Joseph Kimmerer's heart swelled with excitement as he raced toward the basket on a fast break. The freshman point guard appeared to be destined to record his first points with the Hale varsity boys basketball team on a layup. Unfortunately for Kimmerer, a hard-ch...
Glen Lake Plays for Weekends Like This
There's nothing that could spoil Jerry Angers' mood right now. When you love coaching football as much as Maple City Glen Lake's varsity leader, being able to continue preparing your team deep into the playoffs trumps any tough situations that might c...
Pellston Writing Unforgettable Story
It's a story that could easily derive from Hollywood. Only, this script is being written in Pellston.
Freshman Quickly Joins Benzie All-Time Elite
At Benzie Central, the emphasis in the boys cross country program is placed upon team goals and toward achieving success as a group. However, it's been hard not to notice the Huskies have their next great runner coming through the system.
Snowbirds Soar Again As 8-Player Power
After the first three weeks of the football season, it didn't look like anyone was going to be able to stop Gaylord St. Mary. The Snowbirds, after all, had scored 215 points over three convincing victories during their first season since making the move to compet...
Trojans Standout Back from Basic Training
It seemed appropriate that the first game T.J. Schultz played his senior season for the Central Lake/Ellsworth football team was also the program's fourth annual Veterans and First Responders Appreciation Night. Schultz, a starting linebacker and running back in ...
Northern Schools Find Solution in NMFL
With 17 schools spread across 11 counties, the Northern Michigan Football League has created an indelible footprint since it was born into existence five years ago. The conference, made up of three divisions of schools in varying size, has been able to sustain and evol...
Seniors Setting Pace for East Jordan Run
Matt Peterson says he couldn't have asked for a better group than the one he has this year making up his boys cross country team at East Jordan. Peterson also couldn't have asked for more experience than the Red Devils bring into the 2019 season.
Frankfort's Newbold Cool, Calm, Contender
On the golf course, Frankfort senior Will Newbold appears to be calm, cool and collected. It's an outward impression that mirrors the way Newbold is feeling on the inside too.
McBain Twins Geared Up for Last Finals
Boys Track & Field, Girls Track & Field
It's been said that records are made to be broken. McBain twins Keegan and Klaudia O'Malley seem to have taken that notion to heart.
Revived Mancelona Boys Charging Ahead
Ability alone won't get it done on the track. That's why the transformation of the Mancelona boys track & field team didn't happen until the Ironmen added confidence to their talent.
Surging Boyne City Shining in Spotlight
Boyne City is a force to be reckoned with on the girls soccer pitch. Katie Harmeling still remembers when that wasn't the case.
Rogers City Swinging for Semifinal Return
The well of softball talent never seems to run dry at Rogers City High School. So, even though the Hurons lost five key players from last year's team that went 32-6 and reached the Division 4 Semifinals, they entered the 2019 season with the same high expectation...
Lober Begins 50th Year On Track at TC Central
Traverse City Central boys track & field coach John Lober has a seemingly endless number of stories about athletes he convinced to come out for the sport. The collection of pictures from teams of the past and championship trophies that adorn his office deep in the ...
Petoskey Racing for Record Title Streak
The Petoskey boys ski team is no stranger to being king of the hill. However, one more ascension to the summit will put the Northmen in exclusive company.
Oscoda Teams Rise From Past to Perfection
Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball
The tide has turned in Oscoda. After struggling year after year in boys and girls basketball, the Owls are enjoying quite a turnaround on the hardcourt this winter as both teams enter the final month of the regular season undefeated — just one of two schools in t...
Bear Lake Coach Invited to NFL Forum
Samantha Mullet lives and breathes football. Mullet figures to be right in her element then when she takes part in the National Football League's "Women's Careers in Football Forum" over Feb. 26-27 in Indianapolis.
Alpena Goalie Surges to Statewide Stardom
Cooper Black has saved his best for last. It's just among the many saves Alpena's goalie has made so far during his senior season with the Wildcats' ice hockey team.
'Petoskey Brand' Shines On Under Past Star
Dennis Starkey was the face of Petoskey basketball for 32 years. Now the Northmen have turned to a new, but familiar face to lead them into the next era on the hardwood after Starkey announced his retirement following the 2017-18 boys basketball season.
Gaylord Rules North, Seeks to Take State
The town of Gaylord is surrounded on all sides by more than an hour of northern Michigan roads and landscape. But when it comes to high school wrestling, Gaylord is like an island.
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Q: Is it possible to Migrate from RHEL 5.11 to RHEL 7.1? I want to upgrade the current RHEL version for one of my production system. The current version is RHEL 5.11. Is it possible to install and migrate old setting to RHEL 7.1 without any challenges?

A: It is possible, though not without "challenges".
See How do I migrate from RHEL5 to RHEL7? A direct upgrade path is not supported by Red Hat, but the linked article contains detailed information about all aspects of the process.
See also Does Red Hat support upgrades between major versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux? for general info about upgrades between major versions of RHEL.


A lifelong horsewoman, Nina Fout has been eventing since 1972, culminating in her winning a team Bronze Medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. She went from finishing twenty-first in the Fair Hill CCI*** in 1995, to finishing fourteenth in the Punchestown CCI*** in 1997. Also in 1997, Nina completed the Advanced Horse Trials at Thirleston Castle (SCO) and finished 26th in the CCI*** at Blenheim (GRB) where 3 Magic Beans won the Ryan's Cross Award as the Best Young Horse.
In 1998, she placed 11th in the Advanced Horse Trials at Groton House (MA), 10th at the Millbrook (NY), on the way to a 9th in the CCI*** at Fair Hill (MD). In 1999 and 2000, Fout and 3 Magic Beans turned in successful four-star performances at Badminton (18th), Burghley (13th, top US finish) and Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event (12th). Fout rode 3 Magic Beans to an 8th place finish at the 2002 Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event Presented by Bayer CCI****.


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