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Philadelphia Inquirer Publishes Story on Berney & Sang's Landmark Bullying Case
The Philadelphia Inquirer published a story today on Wible v. School District of Philadelphia, the landmark bullying case that Berney & Sang litigated this year. You can access the article, Bullied in school, a Northeast Philly woman won a $500,000 judgment. Her case could ripple, here.
Philadelphia Inquirer Publishes Story on Berney & Sang's Landmark Bullying CaseRobin Lipp2018-10-27T19:29:29-04:00
Berney Presents on Special Ed Law at the Jenkins Law Library
On October 24, 2018, partner David J. Berney presented on special education law at the Jenkins Law Library in Philadelphia. His presentation focused on his path to becoming a special education lawyer and why others should consider a career in special education law. The presentation was inspired by associate Kevin Golembiewski's recent article, Recent Law School [...]
Berney Presents on Special Ed Law at the Jenkins Law LibraryRobin Lipp2018-10-25T14:06:34-04:00
National Council on Disability Issues New Report on Employment Policy
This month, the National Council on Disability issued a report assessing "the progress made nationally in modernizing employment service systems for individuals with significant disabilities and who are blind, including settings that pay subminimum wages under Section 14(c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act." The report, National Disability Employment Policy, From the New Deal to the [...]
National Council on Disability Issues New Report on Employment PolicyRobin Lipp2018-10-24T14:05:59-04:00
Guest Post: How to Plan Now for Your Future Care
This is a guest post, authored by DisabledParents.org, a site dedicated to assisting parents who have disabilities. If you are one of the many Americans living with a disability, you know how important safe, efficient care is to your well-being. Effective care is essential, but it can also be expensive, and you are likely to [...]
Guest Post: How to Plan Now for Your Future CareRobin Lipp2018-10-14T03:59:18-04:00
Berney and Sang to Present at 2018 Exceptional Children's Conference
Each year, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute hosts the Exceptional Children's Conference, Pennsylvania's premier conference on special education law. At the Conference, select attorneys and hearing officers present on issues related to special education law. Partners David J. Berney and Jennifer Y. Sang were selected to present at this year's Conference. They, with school district attorney [...]
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Study finds climate change could worsen microbial contamination of raw milk
By News Desk on January 6, 2022
Climate change could have a big impact on the microbiological quality of raw milk in Europe, according to a study.
While many organisms suffer from the increased temperatures of climate change, some E. coli strains…
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EU expert network discusses microbial risks
Topics involving Salmonella, E. coli and Campylobacter were discussed at the latest meeting of a European network dedicated to microbial risk assessment.
The Scientific Network on Microbiological Risk Assessment (MRA Network) has 25 European Union…
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Some of the recalled dairy products do not expire until Jan. 2, 2022. Consumers are urged to check their homes for the products.
Farm recalls unpasteurized, raw milk and cream because of positive test for E. coli
Schoonover Farms LLC of Odessa, WA, is recalling retail raw whole milk and cream after a test showed E. coli.
"The recall was initiated after routine sampling conducted by the Washington State Department of Agriculture…
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Proponents say a raw milk option for Georgia residents would help local dairies
By Dan Flynn on December 14, 2021
Dairies are experiencing dire financial straights, causing an interim study for the Georgia General Assembly to consider making raw milk as legal as peaches. It comes in a year that has seen year-over-year declines continue…
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Oklahoma dairy recalls unpasteurized, raw milk after state finds Listeria
By News Desk on November 13, 2021
An Oklahoma dairy is recalling unpasteurized, raw milk because the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry found Listeria monocytogenes in it.
Swan Bros. Dairy of Claremore, OK, had a similar recall this past July…
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Raw milk recalled in Washington after sampling reveals E. coli contamination
By News Desk on October 15, 2021
Williams Valley Family Farm LLC of Clayton, WA, is recalling retail, raw whole milk because of E. coli contamination. The recall was initiated after routine sampling conducted by the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) …
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Raw goat milk recalled after testing finds Listeria
By News Desk on September 29, 2021
St. John Creamery of Stanwood, WA, is recalling unpasteurized, raw goat milk because of possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
The recall was initiated after routine sampling conducted by the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) revealed …
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2021's enacted state legislation regarding food and food safety
With permission, we repost Doug Farquhar's most recent summary of food and food safety legislative actions by states.
By Doug Farquhar, JD
State legislatures introduced several hundred bills related to food during their 2021…
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California raw milk dairyman is nonplussed about recall and quarantine
Valley Milk Simply Bottled is the California raw milk that's been quarantined and ordered recalled four times since 2019, most recently last week.
The Modesto Bee just paid a visit to the dairy, which is…
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California dairy ordered to recall raw milk for fourth time since 2019
By Coral Beach on September 24, 2021
For the fourth time since 2019 California health officials have ordered a recall of unpasteurized, raw milk sold by Valley Milk Simply Bottled.
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Every user logs to the computer with domain user and password credentials.
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If someone discovers the password (or malicious worker who knows the pass) he can add another computer with the computer name, user and pass, and the joining process will allow him to join the computer. He can do a lot of problems while discovering that we have illegal login.
My application uses wcf (windows communication foundation) and the service is hosted in iis.
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A: It sounds like you want to restrict an AD user to only log in from a single computer?
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Gold price decreased on Tuesday by 0.82% to $1,664.5; Silver price also fell by 0.91% to reach $31.98. During January, gold increased by 6.2%, and silver by 14.54%.
The Euro/USD moderately increased by 0.17% to 1.3036; the U.S Dollar also depreciated against other currencies such as the Canadian dollar.
Due to these changes, the difference between Brent and WTI oil prices rose to $10.96/bbl. During January, WTI oil price fell by 0.1%, but Brent rose by 2.0%.
The Henry Hub future price (February delivery) rose by 0.79% to $2.55/mmbtu. The Henry Hub spot sharply increased to $2.63/mmbtu; the difference between the spot and future price fell to -$0.08, i.e. backwardation.


On the drive back from my friend's house, I listened to Tracy Kidder's biography of Paul Farmer, "Mountains Beyond Mountains." Farmer is an extraordinary human. Yogi Berra might say he's half anthropologist, half doctor and the other half pure saint. Farmer has been at the forefront of public medicine and infectious disease for three decades, fighting poverty, tuberculosis, and AIDS in Haiti, Peru, Russia and as an international health care leader focused on bringing modern medicine to the places that need it most.
Farmer is a Harvard professor, recipient of a MacArthur "genius" grant and a man with bottomless passion for humanity who logs millions of miles and spends most of his time in the world's poorest and least comfortable places. His biography is gripping and inspiring but what struck me most was when he talked about fighting the "long defeat" ... the endless battle against poverty, disease, ignorance, corruption and indifference to the poor.
It makes me wonder what I'm passionate enough about to fight the long defeat.
His organization is Partners in Health and you can find more information here.
Oh Joyce -- thank you for this link and this post! Wonderful!
I loved the book. I did a post about Farmer after the Haiti earthquake and ran his badge on my posts for several months. I'm going to start adding it again because people are beginning to forget about Haiti, and we can't forget. (See my posts of Jan 18, 2010, and also March 16. For the latter I posted David Chameides' short. He worked with Farmer on a documentary about PIH.
Farmer may be one of the few people alive that I would put in a Hero category.
Maureen ... I agree ... he is a true hero and it's a good idea about the badge ... I'm going to do likewise.
You're always thirteen-and-half steps ahead and I'm happy to follow in your wake.


Welcome to Veritas tapas & wine, Tehachapi's first wine bar and lounge.
The OzBar is a wine dispensing system that allows open wines to be kept at ideal temperatures (both reds & whites) and under a closed airtight system. This allows the wine to maintain its integrity for a much longer period of time than just an open bottle pour that most wineries and wine bars utilize. As a result people enjoy the highest quality of a particular wine - taste after taste. Our system allows us to maintain a total of 20 wines (12 reds & 8 whites) under those optimal conditions at all times.
At Veritas tapas & wine bar, you have the unique opportunity of tasting many wine varietals from different wine growing regions of the world. We rotate our OzBar weekly, allowing you to adventure into some of the great wines you would never have the opportunity to otherwise experience. We have hundreds of wine selections in our inventory that have been hand selected for superb quality and value. The inventory will always change because all wines have production limitations.
Some wines may have produced as little as 50 cases and will be sold out and replaced by another selection within a few days.


Judoafrica is our flagship and allows us to know what is happening in our judo world, in order to achieve our mission and keep our website up to date we need the input and help of all members. Members of the AJU EC, National Presidents and Judokas, please send any information, events and activities that are taking place, including photos to keep the website active.
The information can be sent to judoafrica@gnet.tn. I count on you for you support and long live African Judo.


Last night, Selena Gomez confirmed to the paparazzi via a series of make-out pics that she's ~hanging out~ with The Weeknd these days.
Bella Hadid, The Weeknd's ex-girlfriend, appears to have seen this news. She just unfollowed Gomez on Instagram.


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In the Spring of 2014, ASSETS and the Community Foundation launched the Great Social Enterprise Pitch, an idea incubator and friendly business competition which aims to empower local entrepreneurs whose businesses have a triple bottom line – people, planet, profit. At the close of the pilot program, over 600 donors invested over $15,000 as a show of their confidence in these ideas. 5 finalists were then chosen to present to a panel of judges and a crowd of over 200 community supporters. These finalists competed for over $40,000 in cash and pro-bono prizes to help launch and grow their social enterprise.
In the end, The Common Wheel rolled to victory.
The community bike center, which opened for business last month in the former pump house at Reservoir Park, took top prize Friday evening at the Great Social Enterprise Pitch.
Co-founders Chris Caldwell and Brad Copeland earned themselves $5,000 plus products and services worth more than $13,000, donated by local companies.
A Pay What You Can Food Truck.
Landscapes in harmony with nature.
A resource for new people in a new place.
A social enterprise youth hostel in downtown Lancaster.
A nomadic animal grazing system.
Handcrafted loungewear with a mission.
Rev. Julius Walls is an A.M.E. Zion Church minister, President of the Greater Centennial Community Development Corporation, and the former CEO of Greyston Bakery, a $7 million social enterprise that proclaims "we don't hire people to bake brownies, we bake brownies to hire people." Walls is the co-author of "Mission Inc; The Practitioners Guide to Social Enterprise." He serves on many boards in Yonkers, NY including the Workforce Investment Board and the Community Action Program. Nationally, he's served on the Corporate Leadership Advisory Council of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Social Enterprise Alliance.


Kentucky is home to some of the most renowned racetracks in the world including the historic Churchill Downs and the bucolic Keeneland. The Bluegrass State is also where many of the top Thoroughbred racehorses get their start, go through the prestigious Keeneland sales ring or retire to their broodmare or stallion career at the conclusion of their time on the racetrack.
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No matter where in Kentucky you may be, a racetrack is not far away. Kentucky is the Thoroughbred capital of the country and there are numerous tracks with top class racing, big fields and rich histories.
The most famous racetrack in Kentucky and arguably the world is Churchill Downs. Located in Louisville, Churchill Downs opened in 1875 and is the home of the Kentucky Derby as well as numerous other graded stakes races throughout the year. In addition, Churchill Downs has been the host of the Breeders' Cup eight times and will again be the stage for the event in 2018.
Churchill Downs hosts three separate racing meets – one in the spring, one in the fall and recently added has been a brief race meet in September each year. The track has both a one mile dirt track and a seven eighths of a mile turf course.
Keeneland Racecourse, located in Lexington, opened in 1936 and is one of the most popular and beautiful racing destinations in the country. There are two separate racing seasons – the spring meet in April and the fall meet in October. Each host a variety of top caliber graded stakes races on both dirt and turf. Keeneland held the Breeders' Cup for the first time in 2015.
The main track is a mile and a sixteenth oval and inside of that is the seven and a half furlong turf course. The main track was converted to Polytrack, a synthetic surface, in 2006 but was transitioned back to conventional dirt in 2014.
In addition to racing, Keeneland is also known for the prestigious Keeneland sales which are held over the course of the year and feature some of the most promising and expensive horses in the world. Many future stars of the sport graduate from the Keeneland sales ring.
Ellis Park, located in Henderon just south of Indiana, opened in 1922. Live racing season begins in July and traditionally runs through Labor Day. There is both turf and dirt racing and the season is highlighted by the Groupie Doll Stakes, a Grade 3 event for fillies and mares.
Ellis Park is open year-round for simulcasting.
Turfway Park is just outside of Florence, Kentucky and has been open since 1959. The track is one of the few remaining in the country to still have a synthetic track – the one mile oval is made up of Polytrack. There is no turf course.
Turfway Park hosts two racing seasons over the course of the year and is always open for simulcasting. Live racing is held for their Holiday Meet in December and then the Winter/Spring meet runs from January through early April.
Turfway Park is best known for the Spiral Stakes, a Grade 3 event for three-year-olds that is an early prep race on the road to the Kentucky Derby.
Kentucky Downs opened in 1990 and hosts one of the most profitable and popular boutique racing meets in the country. The track has a unique racing surface – the main track is turf, not dirt as is traditional in America and the configuration is not a perfect oval.
There are only a handful of racing dates held every year and they are typically run in September. The meet features the Kentucky Cup Turf Festival which showcases some of the best turf horses in the country in multiple divisions.


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Not Your Usual MLB Hall of Fame Profile: Mark Buehrle
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Mark Buehrle is the third person being covered in the Not Your Usual HOF Profile series, following Bobby Abreu and Barry Bonds. Does he make the mark for the Hall of Fame?
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Chicago White Sox (2000-2011), Miami Marlins (2012), Toronto Blue Jays (2013-2015)
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Mark Buehrle was drafted in 38th round of the 1998 draft by the Chicago White Sox. He signed as a free agent with the Miami Marlins at the end of the 2011 season, but was traded after one year with the team in a blockbuster 12 player deal to the Toronto Blue Jays.
Mark Buehrle celebrates perfect game (photo credit: Prisching/AP)
The Boring Shit (aka the Stats and Awards Section):
214 career wins, 1870 career strikeouts, 4.11 ERA, 1.281 WHIP, 117 ERA+, two no-hitters (one perfect game)
Very durable pitcher (made 30+ starts every year except his rookie season)
Previous HOF Voting Results:
2021: 11% – Seems about right for someone with marginal credentials.
Why Mark Buehrle Should Be in the Hall of Fame:
Mark Buehrle is on the short list of pitchers with multiple no-hitters to his credit. He is also on the very short list of pitchers who threw a perfect game in their career.
Why Mark Buehrle Shouldn't Be in the Hall of Fame:
Nothing about Mark Buehrle really stands out career-wise other than the no-hitters. He made a few All-Star teams, but there was never a point where you could say this guy is one of the best pitchers of all-time. Besides, if he was so good, why did he last until the 38th round the year he was drafted? There have been very few players drafted that low to be voted into the Hall of Fame (actually, there is just one – Mike Piazza). The stats don't lie in this case – Buehrle was good, but not great. Do you really want a soft tosser in the Hall (a very weak 5 K/9 ratio for his career)?
If you want to debate this or any other potential Hall of Fame vote, or if you want to talk sports in general, catch me on Twitter. Keep in mind that these profiles are meant to be sort of tongue in cheek, and I will eventually reveal who I would vote for (if I had a vote). Check out the other content here at Belly Up Sports.
I'm a lifelong Boston sports fan, having spent the first 22 years of my life in Maine. I'm an unabashed Red Sox, Patriots, Bruins and Celtics pro sports fan, and Notre Dame football and Duke basketball college sports fan. I currently live in Yankees and Bills territory, which lends itself to a lot of sports trash talk.
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The purpose of this talk is to generate knowledge about how to develop a fruitful relationship between theory and practice in politics. The talk will cover various forms of activism including community-based and online organizing as well as brainstorm ways to connect the two. How might our media activism function as spaces to support on the ground movements and to negotiate concepts of democratic citizenship? What is the effect of digital media on social participation and community? The talk will focus on the work of several organizations including CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities, Chinatown Artist Brigade, 18 Million and Rising, and Asians4BlackLives-NYC. There will be an open conversation with the audience and Q&A session afterwards.


In 2020, PHARAO will become the first cold-atom clock ever to orbit Earth, operating outside the International Space Station. Does this mean the station's crew will be able to keep time more accurately than on Earth?
Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity predicts that time slows near a source of gravitation. As a result, it passes more quickly at the top than at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. This 'Einstein effect'—also called gravitational redshift—is even more clearly perceptible in space, which is why satellite positioning systems like GPS or Europe's Galileo have to factor it in to obtain a precise positional fix. In their 20,000-km orbit, these systems' atomic clocks gain 40 microseconds every day with respect to Earth-bound clocks. The PHARAO mission is designed to take timekeeping to new levels of accuracy.
In 2020, PHARAO will become the first cold-atom clock ever to orbit Earth, attached to a porch on the European Columbus module outside the International Space Station (ISS). PHARAO is called a 'cold-atom' clock because its caesium atoms are laser-cooled to a temperature approaching absolute zero (–273°C) to render them virtually motionless so that the 'tick-tock' oscillations of the wave they emit can be counted more accurately. According to the SI international system of units, a second is defined as the duration of 9,192,631,770 oscillation cycles of a caesium atom.
Cold-atom clocks are currently the best clocks operating on Earth. In the microgravity environment of space (the ISS orbits Earth at an altitude of 400 km), they will be even more accurate. For example, PHARAO is expected to lose just 1 second every 300 million years. Such extreme accuracy will enable the effects predicted by the theory of general relativity to be verified more closely than ever before.
The PHARAO mission's clock draws extensively on research conducted at French laboratories. Its components were built by French manufacturers and then assembled and tested by CNES. PHARAO is the core component of the European ACES mission (Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space).
15 December 2009, CNES and ESA signed an agreement concerning ACES, the world's most accurate atomic space clock, scheduled to be flown to the ISS in 2013.


Are you ready for this? I have just recorded my first audio lesson on the beginning steps for playing the piano in an Evangelistic style. This is a big step for me, first, because you will now hear my voice and how bad of a singer I really am ;o), and, second, because this is my first personal recording of this type, and I'm still working on ways to increase the quality of the recording. Please, no comments on my Texan accent... I'm kind of proud of it!
Before downloading the audio lesson, be sure that you have first read the other lessons (Chord Tutorial, Chording Lessons, and Playing From A Hymnal) found on this site. You must have a firm grasp on these foundational concepts before this audio lesson will make much sense.
The song discussed in this lesson will be Standing On The Promises. Throughout the lesson, I will be playing from a hymnal (in the key of Bb). For your convenience, I have provided a copy at the end of this lesson that you can print out and follow along with.


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Transfers: Super Eagles Star Says He's Set For A Move To The Netherlands
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He is currently playing in the Regionalliga West with Fortuna Dusseldorf II, but Super Eagles goalkeeper, Maduka Okoye, could be playing top tier football next season
The 20-year-old is aware of the pressure to play in a competitive league, and he has revealed that his club are in discussion with an Eredivisie side ahead of a potential transfer next season.
Okoye was handed his international debut in Nigeria's international friendly clash against Brazil last November, and he's touted to be Nigeria's No. 1 goalkeeper in the future.
However, there are fears he may not be the man as he currently plays in Germany's lower leagues. Okoye plays for Fortuna Dusseldorf's second team in the Regionalliga West, and that's not gone down well with Nigerians.
Many believe the Super Eagles goalkeeper should be playing in a competitive league. And it appears he's set to move to a top league after he revealed in an Instagram live chat with the Super Eagles account that he's set to go on loan to a club in the Dutch top-flight.
"Playing for the Super Eagles as been a good step for my career, my club are arranging for me to go on loan to a club in the Netherlands Eredivisie next season to get premiership experience," Okoye said.
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Gorilla Radio with Chris Cook, Dr. Joan Russow, Steve Poikonen October 21st, 2021
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Welcome to Gorilla Radio, recorded October 16th, 2021
The Conference of Parties, or COPs will convene its 26th meeting October 31st in Glasgow, Scotland. The theme of this year's confab is ostensibly monitoring, reviewing, and arm-twisting signatories to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change to bring all into compliance with the Paris Agreement signed in 2015.
President-designate of this iteration of the COP, Conservative Party cabinet minister, Alok Sharma stresses "emissions reductions, adaptation, finance, and working together" as the four keys to success at COP26. Greta Thunberg, speaking for a generation made jaded by empty rhetoric and repeatedly broken promises, summed up her expectations of the conference as simply being more "blah, blah, blah."
Dr. Joan Russow is former leader of the Green Party of Canada who since stepping down from the Greens has spent her time keeping the United Nations' feet to fire with the Joan, and as a serial reporter and filmmaker recording climate change conferences. She's producer of the film, 'Cooperatives: Counterpoint to Capitalism', and also serves as editor and driving force behind PEJNews.com.
Joan Russow in the first half.
And; despite recent revelations of false testimony given in the Julian Assange case, the United States is determined to perpetuate the WikiLeaks editor's persecution. Assange still sits in London's Belmarsh Prison, isolated and awaiting the next step in the long process of an extradition petition filed by the U.S. At this point only the most dedicatedly obdurate among the American and British judiciary believe Julian Assange guilty as charged – they and their stenographers in the corporate and state-sponsored press holding fast to the demonstrably false, and politically-tainted narrative keeping him a prisoner.
Steve Poikonen is an activist and host of the 'Slow News Day' podcast – available at Rokfin. He's also an organizer with Action4Assange, co-host of the #FreeAssange Vigil, and has participated in and helped organized multiple actions for Assange in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere in the U.S.
Steve Poikonen and the continuing Assange case charade in the second half.
But first, Joan Russow and COP26's pleas for unanimity of purpose in the face of a climate crisis.
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From high school sports to the pros, coaches and trainers know good form is important for athletes to perform well, as well as avoid injury so they keep on playing well. And for just about every sport you can name, bio-mechanically effective form begins with posture.
Posture is a whole body function, and function follows form.
Posture is a whole body function, and function follows form. Coaches and trainers agree posture is important for winning performance, but we live in a tech society that's folding athletes – young and old alike. In fact, a recent Baylor University study found college women spent 10 hours a day hunched over their devices (1). The men fared slightly better, logging 8 hours a day on their phones (but video game time was not included in the study).
Players habits off the field in today's tech society of smartphones, mobile devices and computers is why it's essential to check athletes posture consistently, engage them to be more aware of their posture, and then train them proprioceptively towards standing taller in everyday life.
The sports are different, but a batter's stance, a golfer's address position, and a runner's technique all start with their own unique posture. Posture is not just about strength, it's control, and the perception of where the person's body truly is when they're trying to stand up straight and tall. For athletes – and for everyone else – a strong and proprioceptively accurate posture begins with the core.
Keep in mind all core training is not the same. A strong core and efficient Torso-Pelvis stabilization is key for any athletic training program, but each sport trains core strength, coordination and control specific to that sport. An effect that especially apparent for high level elite athletes.
A recent study by Barbado et al (2) compared the trunk stabilization patterns of high level judo practitioners, high level kayakers and recreational athletes. Their conclusion: "specific-sport training induces specific trunk stability adaptations".
Torso-Pelvis (aka core) control shapes how you stand, and stance is the beginning of form. An athlete's perception of their posture may be that they're standing straight and tall, but an accurate posture picture against a grid often shows subtle asymmetries. These subtle errors between their perception and reality trains subtle asymmetry of core stabilization and posture control.
The best coaches watch tiny movement for clues about a players' fatigue and potential for injury from weak stabilization and control. All trainers should observe the beginning point of where the athletes body is when they're trying to stand tall. It's the benchmark for what happens to them with fatigue or injury, as well as with training focused on strengthening posture.
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2 Barbado, D., Barbado, L. C., Elvira, J. L., Dieën, J. H., & Vera-Garcia, F. J. (2016). Sports-related testing protocols are required to reveal trunk stability adaptations in high-level athletes. Gait & Posture, 49, 90-96. doi:10.1016/j.gaitpost.2016.06.027d.


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Snyder's of Hanover is an American bakery and pretzel brand distribution company based in Hanover, Pennsylvania, specializing in German traditional pretzels. Its products are sold throughout the United States, Canada, many European nations, Asia, and in the Middle East.

Corporate history
Snyder's of Hanover traces its roots to a bakery formed in Hanover, Pennsylvania, by Harry Warehime in 1909. In 1920 Eda and Edward Snyder started selling their homemade fried potato chips at various businesses.
In 1950, the company was split into two independent companies:  Snyder's of Hanover and Snyder of Berlin.  The Hanover Canning Company (later called Hanover Brands, and now Hanover Foods) purchased Snyder's of Hanover. Snyder's of Hanover was again spun off as an independent company in 1981. Snyder's of Hanover is no longer associated with Snyder of Berlin, something that is indicated on packages of Snyder's of Hanover.

In December 2007, Snyder's of Hanover acquired Jays Foods of Chicago, Illinois, after they declared bankruptcy. Snyder's plans to continue making and distributing Jays' full line of snacks throughout the midwest market.

In 2010, a plan to merge with rival Utz Quality Foods was blocked by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.  On July 22, 2010, it was announced that Snyder's of Hanover would be merging with Lance Inc. to create one of the largest snack food companies in the nation.  The merged company became Snyder's-Lance, to be based in Charlotte, NC. In December 2017, it was announced that Campbell Soup would acquire Snyder's-Lance for .

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To celebrate the West Wales victory in the 2016/7 Ward Higgs British Counties and Districts Championship, WCCF would like to offer honorary membership to two members of the victorious team, both of whom have been stalwarts of Welsh correspondence chess for many years. Citations by Ian Jones.
Born in 1931 Fred Clough started playing postal chess in 1954! Fred left school at 15, and became a professional golfer's assistant, later he became Royal Marines Commando, earning a green beret. Fred later trained as a Teacher, earned his BA Honours in Psychology, and eventually his PhD!
During the Second World War, Fred was involved with the 'Dig for Victory' campaign cultivating allotments when he was received by King George V.
"One shouldn't be too harsh on Fred here; he outplayed a British champion"
Fred also played EG Sergeant in this event. Seargent played Steinitz, and others, such Rubinstein. On the English chess forum they explain, that Morphy would be a M1, Sergeant a M2, and Fred Clough a M3, so that anyone that has played Fred, would be an M4. There are a lot of M4 players.
I have to applaud Mr. Clough for his sterling work in promoting the gambit with his own correspondence games and I thank him for sending on so much information. Fred is quick to mention that a thorough knowledge of the openings from correspondence chess can be a massive point's winner in otb chess.
Here is a recent otb game of Fred's where he wins a piece in the opening. This was all published in Fred's BCCA article. 2016.
Clough. v D. J. Gibson Sicilian Defence. N.C.C.U. . 30th April 2016.
Although out graded by every player in the The BCCA Portsmouth Gambit 2016 tournament, Fred duly came first without losing a game. On The chess.com site Fred's Portsmouth gambit is still discussed to this day, as it is on the chess publishing forum, there is even a line named The Swansea Variation with 8.Rb1!
Fred's Portsmouth articles were later transferred to a Portsmouth Gambit web site, and after the mention on Chess Café, the site regularly had 5000 visits per day. Fred Clough has decided to retire from this role after many years of excellent service to the BCCA. Fred has a strong predilection for Gambit play (Evans, Sicilian Wing Gambit, Ponzianis, French, etc.), which has led to many interesting games. He has written many well researched articles for the BCCA and the Welsh correspondence web site. His articles are always well received.
Fred's Correspondence chess is a mirror image of his otb chess. Unlike some players, he is not scared to attack, will always give anyone a difficult game, and loves nothing more than to gambit material. For The last thirty years Fred has been very active with the BCCA. Even with the demise of Correspondence chess in Wales, Fred carried the Welsh flag with his involvement in The BCCA. He had until retirement this year been heavily involved in the running of the opening tournaments selective and gambit. It was a wonder how each year he seemed to select new and interesting ideas for this event. Fred has also continued to captain and run teams such as Upper Killay (A Swansea regional team) in postal and correspondence chess.
Fred was the catalyst that restarted The West Wales County team. It was his idea to raise a team for this event, after speaking to Neil Limbert. Soon Ian Jones was phoned and the team was formed, and won The Sinclair and Ward-Higgs Trophies.
Without Fred's results the team would not have come first in The Ward-Higgs British Counties Championship.
Martyn is 71 and is one of the longest serving Welsh Correspondence players. Martyn is a retired Police Officer. Martyn was in the first postal chess team for Wales in the World, European and NATO Team Championships. Martyn is perhaps like Keres in that when he was young he played lots of postal chess, which sharpened his game up a lot, and improved his level of play.
Martyn has been involved with Founding three chess clubs at Bridgend (1968), South Wales Police (1970) and Castell Nedd (1978) and has always promoted correspondence chess within these clubs. Martyn is The Welsh chess historian, writing the book on the History of Chess in Wales, and also with Austin Lookwood A history of Correspondence chess in Wales 1835-2015. He also writes still for the Welsh Correspondence chess site.
Martyn has been playing correspondence chess for well over 50 years His involvement in correspondence chess goes on and on. It's difficult to find a post in Welsh Correspondence chess that he hasn't done. In The 1960s he was secretary and county captain. Suddenly there was a huge increase in the interest in Correspondence chess. Matches were played against The BCCA SCCA, etc. Martyn actually played in Wales' first Correspondence match against The Kazakh Republic! Martyn also played correspondence chess against Cuba where you were lucky to play two moves within a year.
Martyn has also continued to Captain and run teams such as Castell Nedd (A Neath Regional team) in postal and correspondence chess Leagues. Martyn has a history also of running the Neath & District Junior Chess Championships, and he has helped develop a massive talent of young players within this area. Martyn actually formed the Welsh Correspondence Chess Association (When Wales became a nation and broke away from England) in 1970 and was running events in the 1970s.
Martyn's Son Hwyel mentioned to me that he has one of the finest stamp collections, from all these postal games. Remember in this correspondence era, there was a huge amount of administration. From 1970-1977 he ran the lot (Welsh Championships, Interzone, International matches etc). Martyn is still playing strong correspondence chess, and without Martyn's results for the team would not have come first, in The Ward-Higgs British Counties Championship. Martyn is also a very strong otb player, he has beaten IMs otb.Still as recent as the last otb game for his team Castell Nedd and he still plays top board, playing above Steve Smith ,Hwyel Griffiths, and The Beck Twins.


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Posted by: Mike Cornelius | February 25, 2016
The Birth Of A Legend, As Clear As Yesterday
First the years, then the decades fly by, until the days add up to more than half a century. Moments magnificent and mundane from all of those days compete for a place within the finite limits of one's memory, that personal treasure trove of a lifetime's keepsakes. Events that once seemed profoundly important have faded away, crowded out by more recent arrivals. Then there are others that remain clear and vibrant, undimmed by the passage of time. It's the evening of February 25th, and the memory of that same date fifty-two years ago falls into the latter category. It was the night a new heavyweight champion was crowned, the beginning of a career that transcended not just boxing but sports entirely. February 25, 1964. The night a young 22-year old then known as Cassius Clay floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee; exactly as he had foretold.
Far more was made of the date two years ago; understandable given the significance we attach to certain milestones like a fiftieth anniversary. Yet so clear is the memory that it cries out for annual commemoration. The old radio resting on a table was tuned to the local ABC affiliate, carrying the national broadcast of an expected mismatch of a title fight between challenger Clay and champion Sonny Liston. Less than two years earlier Liston had taken the champion's belt in record fashion, sending Floyd Patterson to the canvas scarcely two minutes into round one; the first time that a defending champion had been KO'd in the first round. Their rematch the following summer lasted just four seconds longer, with Liston knocking Patterson down three times.
So it was no surprise that Liston was the prohibitive 7-1 favorite against the young Clay. The challenger had won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 Rome Olympics and compiled a 19-0 record as a professional. But in his two previous matches Clay had been staggered by Doug Jones on the way to an unpopular unanimous decision; and then sent to the canvas by Henry Cooper only to be saved by the bell ending the fourth round, before scoring a technical knockout one round later. At the weigh-in Clay acted like a man possessed, which along with his recorded pulse of 120, more than double his normal rate, caused many scribes to assert that he was terrified of Liston. In a survey of sportswriters 43 out of 46 predicted a victory by knockout for the champion.
Yet more than five decades later there is Les Keiter's voice coming through the radio's lone speaker, describing Clay dancing around the ring in the opening round, taunting the ponderous Liston. As the bell nears the challenger moves in close and unleashes a flurry of jabs, and the crowd can be heard roaring in the background. In Miami the noise is loud enough that referee Barney Felix can't hear the bell, and the round runs twenty seconds long. Liston rallies in the second, but in the third round Clay begins to take control of the bout. Keiter reports a bruise under Liston's right eye and then a cut under his left. When the champion's knees buckle and he nearly goes down Keiter shouts, "This could be the upset of the century!"
Clay dances through the next two rounds, mostly keeping clear of Liston. Because even at ringside they don't know, Keiter can't report and analyst Howard Cosell can't comment on the fact that Clay has been nearly blinded. It may have been an astringent used to close Liston's cut that somehow inadvertently got into the challenger's eyes, or it may have been a substance rubbed on the champion's gloves for expressly that purpose, but for much of round four and almost all of round five Clay sees his opponent as little more than a shadow.
His corner flushes his eyes with water at the end of both rounds, and by the sixth Clay's vision clears. Now Keiter tells the tale as the underdog stalks the favorite, pummeling Liston with a series of combinations against which the champion is defenseless. The radio broadcast cuts to a commercial between rounds six and seven; but while waiting for Keiter and Cosell to return this listener is suddenly overwhelmed with the sense that the hoped for outcome, the result that had seemed impossible, was going to come true.
The commercial ends, the sounds of the arena again come through the radio, and the bell for round seven cuts through the noise. In Miami it is Clay who is the first to notice. Liston has spat out his mouth piece and is sitting on his stool. The new champion raises his arms above his head and begins to dance even as Cosell tells the world. Through the old radio's speaker comes the shouted announcement that premonition has become reality. "Wait a minute! Wait a minute! Sonny Liston is not coming out! He's out! The winner and the new heavyweight champion of the world is Cassius Clay!"
Already a controversial figure, within days the new titleholder would become exponentially more so by announcing his membership in the Nation of Islam. Soon thereafter he was renamed Muhammad Ali. After nine successful title defenses over the next three years, Ali was stripped of his title, convicted of a felony and widely reviled for refusing to enter the armed forces. His prime years as a fighter were lost to the protracted legal battle that followed.
But by the time the Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Ali's favor on June 28, 1971, public opinion about the war had turned; and so had popular sentiment about Ali's stance. He became an inspiration to millions of Americans of all colors. When he returned to the ring he did so as a profoundly popular fighter. If in the end he stayed too long, as many athletes do, his post-exile career gave us the epic trilogy of bouts with Joe Frazier and the improbable victory against George Foreman in Zaire; a win in many ways even more unlikely than the one scored fifty-one Februarys ago.
Even now, years since being virtually silenced by the effects of Parkinson's disease, Ali's name remains instantly recognizable and revered around the globe. Beyond the bounds of sport, he is an eternal symbol of the unending fight for racial justice, religious freedom and adherence to principle. Who could have imagined it on that February night all those years ago? The night that remains etched in memory. The night that ended with the young fighter who would soon be known as Muhammad Ali loudly proclaiming himself "the king of the world!" The night a boxer first married ballet to battery, and dispensed in equally effective measures both the butterfly and the bee.
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JAL share turbulence continues; Thai Airways & Vietnam Airlines see improvements in 2010
JAL's shares gained 14.3% yesterday, as more than 1 billion JAL shares changed hands, a single-day record for a Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed company, setting a new record following the previous days' 822 million shares being traded.
JAL trading alone accounted for nearly one third of the 3.2 billion shares traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's First Section.
The gains were fuelled by speculators and travellers acquiring stock to obtain discount airfares, which would likely more than offset potential losses on the investment. (JAL offers a half-price domestic flight per year to owners of 1,000 shares, and more to larger investors. Its larger shareholders - those owning more than 210,000 shares - can take more than 100 half-price trips p/a).
Meanwhile, Tokyu Corp sold its entire 2.94% stake in the carrier, booking a JPY9 billion (USD98 million) loss on the sale. A number of life insurance companies holding large numbers of JAL stock as well as institutional investors have been selling their shareholdings over the past nine months, including Nippon Life Insurance Co, Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co and AXA Life Insurance Co.
Thai Airways expects profits in both 2009 and 2010
Thai Airways' shares gained 1.6% yesterday, as the carrier's President, Piyasvasti Amranand, stated the carrier expects to make a profit in FY2010, due to improved performance in the fourth quarter, with an aim of reporting a net profit of USD122 million in FY2010. Mr Amranand added Thai's outlook is on the improve as a result of the recovering economy and changes to management.
In other Thai Airways news, the carrier stated the Export Credit Agency (ECA) is currently in the process of approving a guarantee facility for USD222 million in loans for the carrier's Airbus aircraft purchases, after the Thai Government refused to guarantee loans.
Vietnam Airlines expecting increased revenues and pax in 2010
Also in Southeast Asia, Vietnam Airlines stated it expects a 30% year-on-year increase in revenues in FY2010, to USD1.8 billion, due to the economic recovery. The carrier, which reported a net profit of USD8.3 million in 2009, also expects to handle 11 million passengers for the year, an 18% year-on-year increase.
China Eastern handled 44 million pax in 2009
Meanwhile, China Eastern Airlines reported that it handled 44.0 million passengers in 2009, an 18.3% year-on-year increase, with an average passenger load factor of 72.2% (up 1.4 ppts) (Dec-2009 pax levels were up by a lesser degree, by 10.9% to 3.4 million, with an average load factor of 70.6%). Cargo volumes were up 6.1% in the full year, ending the year strongly, soaring 44.3% in Dec-2009.
Asia Pacific selected airlines daily share price movements (% change): 14-Jan-2010
Source: Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation & Reuters


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O Campeonato Tocantinense de Futebol de 2006 foi a 14ª edição do Campeonato Tocantinense de Futebol.

Participantes

Participaram do Campeonato Tocantinense de Futebol de 2006, as seguintes agremiações:

 Associação Atlética Alvorada, de Alvorada
 Araguaína Futebol e Regatas, de Araguaína
 Colinas Esporte Clube, de Colinas do Tocantins
 Gurupi Esporte Clube, de Gurupi
 Intercap Esporte Clube, de Paraíso do Tocantins
 Interporto Futebol Clube, de Porto Nacional
 Miracema Esporte Clube, de Miracema do Tocantins
 Palmas Futebol e Regatas, de Palmas
 Tocantinópolis Esporte Clube, de Tocantinópolis
 Tocantins Esporte Clube, de Miracema do Tocantins
 Tocantins Futebol Clube, de Palmas

Premiação

Ver também
 Confederação Brasileira de Futebol
 Campeonato Brasileiro
 Copa do Brasil
 Clubes brasileiros de futebol

2006
Futebol de 2006 no Brasil


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HikaruIzumi
Re: [207] Zuko Alone
« Reply #475 on: Feb 01, 2014 05:44 pm »
^There are other strong episodes. Zuko Alone was less about an engaging story and more about connection to the character. If someone doesn't have that connection (= doesn't like or doesn't care about Zuko), they might not enjoy the episode. So keep your hopes up, your friend might still enjoy the show.
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Quote from: Furudo Erika on Feb 01, 2014 04:35 pm
"Hm, interesting episode. Though cliche plot"
Out of curiosity, is your friend familiar with the concepts of "homage" and "pastiche?"
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« Reply #477 on: Feb 04, 2014 02:07 am »
I think so, why ask?
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Quote from: Furudo Erika on Feb 04, 2014 02:07 am
The reason why Zuko Alone feels cliche is because it's an homage to "Red Harvest - Yojimbo - A Fistful of dollars"
Never read it, but yeah.
I'm sorry. I can't hear you over the sound of salt spilling all over the kitchen table.
Is the whole family setting considered a cliché? I mean the throne stuff and conspiracies?
If so, would Game of Thrones be cliché as well?
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Avatar Epsilon
I can't think of anything clever to say.
Almost anything can be called cliche nowadays. It just depends on how loosely you use the term.
"Occasionally punching a guy with an electric glove does not make Asami a strong female character." (As said by me)
I figured the friend was referring to the Western portion, because that plot was entirely formula. If you told me that the episode was a Western homage, I would have been able to describe the exact plot to you. However, I'd say it's less a cliché and more of a deliberate homage/pastiche. The writers willingly and knowingly drew on the typical Western tropes to evoke the same feel and style.
The stuff in the flashbacks, with the Royal family, I don't think is a cliché at all. Is that what the comment referred to you? If so, I'd love to know what about it is so common.
I didn't ask him what part of the episode seemed cliché, didn't want to get into that topic with him. I love AtLa and I admit I'm a bit upset when someone says a negative thing about it (Fanboy alert), that's why I didn't want to discuss the stuff which he thought were bad.
Personally I don't consider this episode a cliché and it's the first time I hear someone call "Zuko Alone" one
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Evil is love. Evil is life.
Am I allowed to say that anyone who gave this episode a 1 on the poll deserve to be strapped to a chair and listen Justin Bieber repeats for five years with little reprieve and only minimum food? While alternating people, wearing earmuffs, point and laugh at them in the background while eating a delicious buffet?
Keeper of Kuvira's owning, Asami's lacking development, and Azula's nails.
We will not be quiet.
Wishing bad on others is not encouraged on this forum. Though I am sort of surprised to see that 7 people gave this episodes a 1... I guess there must have been something specific in there that upset some people?
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Quote from: NeeNee on Feb 22, 2014 07:41 pm
It was probably Ursa. It's nearly always her fault.
Though I am sort of surprised to see that 7 people gave this episodes a 1...
Or, alternatively, 7 people out there really dislike Zuko as a character and wished we could have gotten back to wacky Kataang shenanigans.
Quote from: Loopy on Feb 22, 2014 07:52 pm
Nah, that's illogical. Everyone loves emo's who yell at, betray their uncle and are more confused than the average teenage girl. It's probably Ursa, that's all.
Quote from: Blue Warpath on Feb 22, 2014 07:46 pm
Though the comics hadn't come out yet, so it can't be her marriage hijinks.
That's actually a legit good reason. I guess the episode is pretty boring when you're not interested in the FN royal family.
I guess, but, come on, we all know Ursa is the real abuser. Ozai sent the monster away and burned his son when realised how corrupted he was.
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Watch the language and inappropriate insinuations. This is a family friendly forum, and the standards for conversation are kept on that level.
I keep TokKataangletoe/Toph's statue/Aang's legacy/Bolin's dumplings/Lin's sacrifice.
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Colonel_Brian
« Reply #491 on: Dec 31, 2014 11:50 am »
This was an amazing episode. The homages were masterfully done and I love, love political/royal court intrigue. I also take back what I said, the portions in the present tied well together with the stuff in the past. I have nothing else to add, this episode was fantastic.
« Reply #492 on: Oct 23, 2018 03:14 pm »
I just noticed something after watching this episode for like the umpteenth time, Azula asks if Iroh were to die would that automatically make Ozai the new Fire Lord. She completely forgot about Lu Ten who was not dead yet and he would have been above Ozai in terms of ascending to the throne. The children of the crown prince/princess will inherit before the siblings of the crown prince/princess. Azula could have just forgotten about him or there are two possibilities. One could be that he was not a bender and that would put his inheritance in jeopardy or a far more sinister plot could be in force. Perhaps Azula knew he wouldn't survive the battle as Ozai may have orchestrated his death. He killed his father and had no qualms about killing either of his own children, so he would have no issue in regards to killing his nephew if it meant he removed an obstacle that stood in the way of his own ambitions.
I'm not so sure; Ozai made a big deal about Iroh's blood line being essentially finished due to Lu Ten's death. If Lu Ten possibly being a nonbender casted doubt on his right to inherit the throne, than I don't think Ozai emphasizing his death would have made much sense. It's possible Ozai orchestrated his nephew's death, but I don't really see much evidence to support that conclusion. In my view, Lu Ten's death was just a senseless loss of human life.
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« Reply #494 on: Oct 24, 2018 03:52 am »
While it is a mistake a writer could make, in-universe it sure isn't one for Azula to make. Granted, she formulated it as a question, but surely this is meant as rehotic and provoking. it's not hard for Azula to figure out the answer to that question on her own.
So now that it is canon, we have to figure it out! :-D
Perhaps (coming of)age has a play in this too? I don't know if and how in FN law/customs you can be old enough to be a soldier but not old enough to be Fire Lord, but if that gap is there it would make prince Lu Ten Fire-Lord in name only and make prince Ozai a prince-regent until Lu Ten is no longer a minor.
Of course Prince-regent Ozai would deal with that situation as well but it does pose a risk of Lu Ten gaining followers and with that political weight, complicating things. It's strategically best to avoid this intermediate stage and remove Iroh's bloodline all in one go.
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Wait, scratch all that. it doesn't make sense while Azulon still lives.
If Iroh dies, but Lu Ten lives, Azulon will remain Firelord until and beyond Lu Ten comes of age.
All Ozai can do is
- make a plea to Azulon to have him considered for regency in case Azulon should become unfit to rule AND Lu Ten is still too young to take over, which would be plain stupid because it would set off all kinds of alarm bells in Azulon's head and make the opposite happen, and get Zuko banned.
which would leave option 2:
- hope or see to it Azulon becomes 'unfit to rule' (by death or otherwise) before Lu Ten comes of age, which probably leads to Ozai not waiting.
...which would then lead to Zuko not being banned, but instead Lu Ten living in exile, looking for the Avatar, not to arrest him, but to ask him for help. while being hunted by Azula. Lu Ten Alone.
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I don't think that Lu Ten wasn't of age yet considering Zuko took the throne at 16/17 and Azula was younger and poised to take it as well (though the title would have been meaningless as Ozai fashioned himself the Phoenix King). So Lu Ten would have been of age to take the throne had he not been killed. Though why Azula would have skipped over him when discussing succession is still strange.
Well, the Fire Nation doesn't seem to be too strict with how the whole Crown Prince thing works. Ozai just straight up asked to have things changed before anyone even discussed the idea of Iroh marrying again. We've still been given no indication that anyone questioned Ozai suddenly being made the heir on the day Azulon died. Zuko was the Crown Prince when he was banished on a snipe hunt that no one expected to ever end, and no one brought up whether Azula was moved up in the line of succession over it; Zuko even named himself 'heir to the throne' several times in public while banished.
The 'Crown Prince' title might not automatically pass from Iroh to Lu Ten, or if it does, it might not be solid or consistent enough to remove all doubt that maybe Ozai could be picked in Lu Ten's place.
And, of course, Azula is a kid whose entire world revolves around her father, so it's plausible that maybe she's just being ridiculous and Ursa has no desire to get into the weeds of such a question.
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I always found everyone's acceptance of Ozai quite interesting. It could be that most were so heavily brainwashed that they more or less would have accepted whoever their new ruler was. But at the same time, I always wondered if perhaps Ozai had some folks (i.e. A few of his advisors) that he may have confided in about what really happened since they may have actually wanted him in charge instead of Iroh anyway. I just have a feeling Azula wasn't the only one who thought Ozai would make a better Fire Lord.
Zuko may have kept stating he was the heir to the throne, but it was apparent to just about everyone that they didn't regard him as being in line for the throne. In season 1, his own crew had no idea how he got his scar and how he was banished. Then after the Siege of the North Pole, his father basically put a "burn notice" out on him which spread so far that even peasants in a far away village in the Earth Kingdom knew his story. Zuko was holding on to the hope that if he captured/defeated the Avatar he would be welcomed back and therefore take his "birthright".
Iroh may have made it apparent after the death (never stated, but it seems likely) of his wife that he never planned on marrying again, so him having another child to be heir is a possibility that they didn't go for even if he were capable of fathering another child.
While it is possible that the title wouldn't have automatically passed from Iroh to Lu Ten, it does seem likely that it would have been the case had Lu Ten not been killed in battle. I just wish more was shown about how Ozai became Fire Lord as killing Azulon shouldn't have been enough to do so.
Well it was stated that Azulons dying wish was for Ozai to be Firelord. however incredulous, convenient and transparent it sounded, the public certainly didn't dare call it out. and at the time, iroh didn't contest.
technically with iroh being unfit to rule in his state (defeated, disgraced, depressed, mourning and generally unmotivated ) the prince-regent construction would have been proper, but posed the threat of iroh one day stepping up again. Ozai needed something more solid.
then again in a society where anything can be settled with an agni Kai, who needs rules anyway?
I conclude that Azula actually thought this far ahead, and either
- didn't consider others to not think that far ahead and skipped a few steps in her reasoning, expecting others to follow her reasoning, or
- did expect others to not follow and was being purposefully cryptic, because she likes showing off her superior intellect to mostly herself, and enjoys the puzzled faces as others show their inferior intellect trying to keep up. She's watching this thread right now with a just slight one sided smile, suppressing the urge to roll her eyes. it causes wrinkles, you know...
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Q: Property [id] does not exist on this collection instance I am trying to create edit page and this error keeps popping up
Whoops, looks like something went wrong. Property [id] does not exist on this collection instance.
What I've done so far
This is my Route
Route::get('book/edit/{id}', 'BookController@edit')->name('admin.book.edit');
Route::PATCH('book/edit/{id}', 'BookController@update')->name('admin.book.edit');

This is my controller
$books = $this->bookModel
        ->join('author', 'author.id', '=', 'book.author_id')
        ->where('book.id', '=', $id)
        ->select('book.*', 'author.name_1 as authorname1')
        ->get();
    return view('backend.book.edit', compact('books', $books));

Finally view file have the following in form part
{{ Form::model($books, ['route' => ['admin.book.edit', $books->id], 'class' => 'form-horizontal', 'role' => 'form', 'method' => 'PATCH']) }}
<!--form content-->
{{ Form::close() }}

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

A: The error is here:
$books->id

When you're using get() you get a collection and $books is a collection. In this case you need to iterate over it to get its properties:
@foreach ($books as $book)
    {{ $book->id }}
@endforeach

A: You have to retrieve one record with first() not a collection with get(), i.e:
$book = $this->bookModel
    ->join('author', 'author.id', '=', 'book.author_id')
    ->where('book.id', '=', $id)
    ->select('book.*', 'author.name_1 as authorname1')
    ->first();

Please sobstitute $books with $book in the rest of the code also.

A: I too had the similar error where I was using eloquent relationship,
and the problem was I was using return $this->hasMany(ClassName::class);
But the relation was of One-to-One so the solution for the problem is return $this->hasOne(ClassName::class);.
Here in above sample the first code segment will return array of objects which will be breakdown the flow of eloquent relation in chained eloquent code like $firstChain->middleChain->requiredData
Here if middleChain has arrayOfObjects it cause above error saying property doesn't exist.
Be careful when using eloquent relation to properly mention the type of relation it has

A: I think your code need to update like:
$books = $this->bookModel
       ->join('author', 'author.id', '=', 'book.author_id')
       ->where('book.id', '=', $id)
       ->select('book.*', 'author.name_1 as authorname1')
       ->first();
   return view('backend.book.edit', compact('books'));

Hope this work for you!

A: As Mayank mentioned above you get a collection, you neeed to itreate over the FIELDS to get the right field you want.  I am giving the same answer in the sytax which is working for me
foreach ($books as $book) {
     $book_id = $book->id
}


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Chocobo racing and communal myth-making made Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest 2018
At Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest, the Shadowbringers expansion reveal was only the start of festivities enjoyed by thousands
As men with massive weapons and even bigger hair take the fight to divine, resplendent foes, every last-minute block and bombastic backflip is met with deafening shouts. The Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest faithful are basking in the teaser trailer that announces the third major expansion to their beloved eight-year-old MMO: Shadowbringers.
The thousands of fans contributing to the din in the conference hall of Las Vegas's Rio hotel are a dedicated, if demanding, bunch. In each lull before the reveal of the next system or story tidbit during the keynote – expertly orchestrated by the teasing maestro that is game director Naoki Yoshida – desperate cries of "MORE JOBS!" pierce the silence. It's as if I'm in the midst of an economic crisis about which I'm entirely oblivious.
If this is a political rally, then Yoshida-san and his team should be voted in for another term: the reveal of "multiple new jobs" as when the Shadowbringers release date arrives certainly went down well. What's more, the Blue Mage – announced by excited and appropriately caped Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda – will come earlier than expected as part of patch 4.5. It might only be a "limited job" designed with solo players in mind, but it became a memorable 'one more thing' moment that will go down in Fan Fest history.
Given the reaction the game is getting, it's hard to believe this is the same MMO as the abject failure that surfaced in 2010, later revitalised as Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. Not only do we deem it one of the best MMOs around, but the game's playerbase hit 14 million in August this year. All of the $150 tickets for this Fan Fest sold out within three hours after going on sale and similar events are held in Europe and Japan each year.
Raiding nine 'til five
For fans at the event and those across the world, Final Fantasy XIV is a place where their virtual jobs are just as important as their real ones. The world of Eorzea is a rich tapestry of quests, places to explore, and of course, more cute beasties than you can shake a chocobo at. Players can band together as Free Companies, pooling items and financial resources to accomplish impressive feats, or just decorate their homes in a fantastical version of Location, Location, Location.
It's as if I'm in the midst of an economic crisis about which I'm entirely oblivious
In many ways, the Shadowbringers keynote replicates Fan Fest in microcosm; there's something for every type of FFXIV player. Lore buffs can unpack every last detail of the teaser trailer to speculate on the future of the evolving war against the Garlean Empire; there are new, epic 24-man alliance raids for experienced players to salivate over; and a new 'Trust' system will allow solo-focused players the chance to bring in NPCs to help clear tough Shadowbringers areas. There are even new places to live and user-controlled farms for, well, farmers.
And that's a wrap on #fanfest 2018! Singing us out are The Primals, with a little help from producer Naoki Yoshida, naturally. #ffxiv #finalfantasy #rock
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Rarely have I seen a developer engage with their community like the vibrant, energetic Yoshida. Known by the chanting crowds as 'Yoshi P', he is a literal rockstar, cameoing in developer-led band The Primals alongside sound director Masayoshi Soken. Meanwhile, members of the dev team judge cosplay contestants and crown the victors of the event's PvP tournament, which is mercifully dab-free.
More meaningful in the long-term are sessions in which fans have an active role in changing the course of Final Fantasy XIV. Changes to the game's vanity-based Glamour system are decided by the volume of cheering. Another panel invites fans to collectively draft their own lore for a type of in-game liopleurodon.
The suggestions are predictably irreverent. "Horns on top of horns," one suggests and co-lead world developer and lore developer Michael-Christopher Koji Fox notes it down with a chuckle. Ultimately, fans decide this fauna should be called 'The Vegetarian' and that – despite it being a naturally water-based entity – it should have "a penchant for skinny dipping." It's enjoyable nonsense that couldn't possibly be acted on, or so I thought: lore for The Vegetarian went live in the game the next day.
Countless developers claim to engage with their community, but rarely have I seen that ring true quite so much as it did at Fan Fest 2018.
Harry Shepherd Staff writer
Published: Nov 22, 2018
Staff writer/purveyor of puns and patch posts. While the former might be a self-appointed role, it is acknowledged office-wide that it's just as essential, probably.
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Comey's book arrives less than a year after his dismissal by President Trump.
WASHINGTON – The last time an FBI director penned a memoir, the American public got a personal account of a director's fraught relationship with a U.S. president.
In that book, Louis Freeh devoted a chapter to his icy association with Bill Clinton, titled Bill and Me.
That was 2005, when Freeh and Clinton were long gone from their respective offices.
Thirteen years later, James Comey is set to drop a tome about his own extraordinary tenure — cut short by the commander in chief.
Comey's book, A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership, is set to hit shelves on Tuesday but copies were obtained by several media outlets ahead of publication and published excerpts Thursday.
Comey likens Trump to a mob boss and describes the Trump presidency as a "forest fire," according to The Washington Post.
"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey writes, according to the New York Times. "His leadership is transactional, ego driven and about personal loyalty."
Comey's book arrives less than a year after his dismissal by President Trump. Trump said he fired Comey for his handling of the inquiry into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election.
The Justice Department's inspector general is poised to release an assessment of how the FBI — under Comey's leadership — handled the politically charged investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of State.
The timing could be a marketing bonanza for booksellers, while Comey's supporters and detractors brace for the likely firestorm to follow.
Last week, Trump taunted Comey on Twitter for closing what the president described as "a rigged investigation" into Clinton's private email use. He accused the former FBI director and other former Justice officials of abusing surveillance authority in tracking Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
"BAD!" Trump tweeted Saturday afternoon.
The critique was mild compared with Trump's prior characterizations of Comey as "a liar" and "a leaker."
Trump used the disparaging language to describe the former director's congressional testimony last summer in which he acknowledged documenting his personal encounters with the president, in part because he believed Trump could not be trusted.
The president's comments, analysts said, may preview what is to come.
Ron Hosko, a former FBI assistant director who served briefly under Comey and supports him, said he doesn't expect the book to change the minds of many who witnessed the turbulent months after the director's firing.
"In this hyper-contentious environment, the book may only deepen the political divide between those who support Comey and those who believe that Trump was right to dismiss him," Hosko said.
"I enjoyed working for Jim Comey. He is personable, likable, smart and engaged. I think he was very good for the bureau. But I'm troubled by the timing of this," he said, referring to the Russia investigation and the pending inspector general inquiry. "That said, I think he's got something to say, and I'm still going to put down my 25 bucks."
Chris Swecker, a former assistant FBI director who said Comey invited criticism for his handling of the Clinton inquiry, fears that Comey's reappearance on the national stage risks drawing the bureau by extension further into Trump's crosshairs.
"I respect him, and I think he believes what he's doing and what he has to say," Swecker said. "But he's wading right into the middle of a political firestorm. He's putting the FBI in the political arena again just as (new FBI Director) Chris Wray tries to extricate the bureau from it."
Except for occasional comments on Twitter, Comey's most recent turn on the public stage was an appearance June 8 before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
He described his decision to keep records of several troubling encounters with the president, in person and on the telephone, when the president asked for a pledge of "loyalty'' and pressured him to "lift the cloud" of the Russia investigation.
The memos detailing his interactions have been turned over to Justice special counsel Robert Mueller who manages the Russia inquiry. Mueller is reviewing whether Trump attempted to obstruct the investigation in his encounters with Comey and through his ultimate decision to fire him last May.
A major focus of the hearing in June was Comey's account of a meeting at the White House on Feb. 14, 2017. The former director said Trump urged him to drop the FBI's investigation of Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser.
"I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go," Comey quoted the president as saying. "He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go."
Comey told the senators he was "stunned by the conversation," which he interpreted as "a direction to drop the investigation."
"I didn't obey that," Comey told the panel. "But that's what I thought."
It is unclear how much of the book will be devoted to a recounting of that testimony. The book's subtitle — "Truth, Lies, and Leadership" — suggests it will not be left in the hearing room.
William Bratton, former New York police commissioner and friend of the former director, said Comey's story could bring clarity to "a very confusing time" in the country's political life.
"Quite honestly, I think he believes he has a story to tell and wants to tell it in his own words," Bratton said. "I think it could be helpful for him to explain how he approached the difficult decisions he made."
Bratton referred to Comey's hotly disputed role in the Clinton investigation, which included a decision to bypass the attorney general and publicly recommend the closure of the investigation, only to reopen it days before the election in November.
Clinton said the late action cost her the election.
"I believe he was trying to do the right thing," Bratton said. "It's not easy to pit both sides against you in the way that it happened. Maybe he can shed new light on this that could be helpful."
Tim Weiner, an author who has written extensively about the FBI and Comey, said the former director's story may be more important now than ever.
Referring to a hospital room scene in 2004, when Comey and then-FBI director Mueller opposed President George W. Bush's administration's plan to renew a controversial warrantless surveillance while Attorney General John Ashcroft lay critically ill, Weiner said Comey established himself as an unlikely "oppositional figure" who finds himself an "important witness" against Trump.
"For such a buttoned-down guy, he's got a streak of the rebel," Weiner said. "It must be the Irish in him. I think he's going to point where the lies are. You're looking at somebody who can bear witness like nobody else can do right now. It's a great story, and he knows it."


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