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Q: Momentary to Latching Circuit with Zero Off Current I have a project with several physical constraints so that I want to use:
 1. A sealed very thin momentary switch as main on/off switch
 2. 2 x AAA battery supply = 3V or less
 3. Load is a small DC motor pulling max 0.3 amp
 4. Momentary to Latching circuit to be as small as possible and with zero current drain in the off state
I have looked a various momentary to latching circuits using transistors, MOSFETS, and Flip Flops but as best I can tell they all have a very small drain current of approximately 10uAmp or more in the off state.
I am correct about the off drain current for these circuits?
If I am not correct can you suggest a circuit that would work for my project?
If I am correct does anyone have a circuit design that would meet true zero drain current for the requirements above?
Many thanks.

A: Depending on the requirements you could use a latching mosfet circuit as shown below. The first time you push the button M1 is turned on, the second time you push the button it is turned off.
When the circuit is off it does not consume power (other than leakage of the mosfet).

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab

A: Answering a comment on the csd17483fa.
No, you don't need a P-Channel if you use a physical slide switch. Any other device you add will simply provide another leakage path that you don't want.
Using a simple slide switch seems the easiest path. You only contend with the Ids leakage of perhaps 60 nA or less.

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab
You could also use a push button to activate. Here I've shown an added capacitor which does not add to the leakage when off, so again only Ids leakage counts.

simulate this circuit
You could get creative and implement a way for an MCU to keep you powered on till you decide to shut off. However you have to be careful not to introduce other leakage paths in the process.
You should also note that even the best Alkaline batteries have a self discharge rate: https://na.industrial.panasonic.com/sites/default/pidsa/files/1.5vseries_datasheets_merged.pdf
Engineering much beyond about 3-5 years of battery life for an application is a real challenge. Shelf life for the batteries is predicted at only 7 years for 80% capacity, which would result in a terminal voltage decline to about 1.2 V per cell. The self discharge rate of course is highly temperature dependent which will impact operational lifetime.

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The Poseidonas Yannopoulos Interview
by Benny Royston March 18, 2007 11:57 pm 100 views
What do the Cypriot Eurovision Song Contest entry Comme Ci, Comme Ça by Evridiki and Tamta's Greek national final entry With Love have in common? The lyrics of both songs were written by Poseidonas Yannopoulos. Our partner website Belgovision.com interviewed the Belgium-born Greek lyricist and found out why Cyprus will be represented in the French language at the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Helsinki.
Poseidonas Yannopoulos was born in Belgium and raised in Brussels, where he lived until the age of 15. That is one of the main reasons why Cyprus will be represented in French this year! Poseidonas is a good friend of Evridiki and her husband and composer, Dimitris Korgialis. "A couple of months ago, he gave me the music of the song, so I could write the lyrics for it. From the moment I heard the 'super beat' I started to think in my mother tongue, so in French" Poseidonas says.
It's the first time Cyprus takes part in the Eurovision Song Contest with a song in French. "As far as I know, French is not a popular language in Cyprus, nor in Greece" says Poseidonas. "Nevertheless, the song Comme Ci, Comme Ça has received very warm reactions in Cyprus and also in Greece! Everybody tries to sing the words of the song in French, so that's not bad at all! But I want to try to write it in Greek soon and maybe in English too".
Poseidonas also wrote the lyrics of Tamta's song With Love, which finished third in this year's Greek national final. "I was the author of Tamta's first hit Ftais, a Greek cover version of Gala's Faraway. So when she decided to take part in the Greek selections, she thought of me to write her song" says Poseidonas. "At that time I didn't know yet that Cyprus would choose Comme Ci, Comme Ça".
The Eurovision Song Contestmight be a target in his career as lyricist? "Although it was a coincidence that I almost represented two countries in the same year, I also love the Eurovision Song Contest, which I started watching in Belgium when I was following the first years of primary school. I am – like they say – a 'Eurofan'".
Click here to tead the complete interview with Poseidonas Yannopoulos on Belgovision.com!
Watch Evridiki's video clip here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bihtGTGYwhs
Some thoughts about the draw
Cyprus: Win 5 <i>Comme ci, comme ça</i> promo CD's

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Q: pass several parameters in Django rest Framework I am new with Django and Django rest framework, I try to create several routes to get the data from the database.
Right now  in my urls.py file I have this
router = routers.DefaultRouter()
router.register(r'cpuProjects', cpuProjectsViewSet, base_name='cpuProjects'),

this return this
"cpuProjects": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/"

and I have the possibility to do this
 http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/  => return all project
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad => return a particular project.
In my view.py I have this
class cpuProjectsViewSet(viewsets.ViewSet):
  serializer_class = serializers.cpuProjectsSerializer
  # lookup_field = 'project_name'
  lookup_url_kwarg = 'project_name'

  def list(self, request):
    all_rows = connect_database()
    serializer = serializers.cpuProjectsSerializer(instance=all_rows, many=True)
    return Response(serializer.data)

  def retrieve(self, request, project_name=None):
    try:
      opc = {'name_proj' : project_name }
      all_rows = connect_database(opc)
    except KeyError:
        return Response(status=status.HTTP_404_NOT_FOUND)
    except ValueError:
        return Response(status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST)
    serializer = serializers.cpuProjectsSerializer(instance=all_rows, many=True)
    return Response(serializer.data)

Now I want that my Url accepted something like that
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad/comments
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad/ussing
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad/process
For this I add this new url
router.register(r'cpuProjects/([a-zA-Z0-9]+)$', cpuProjectsViewSet, base_name='cpuProjects'),

but now when I try this
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad/ussing

I obtain "page no found"
I understood that this URL have to call to retrieve function to get the parameters, so, why this error?
This URL don't do the same process like
http://127.0.0.1:8000/cpuProjects/ad

Thanks in advance!

A: This is somewhat similar to what we did in our earlier Q&A
from rest_framework.decorators import detail_route, list_route
@detail_route(url_path='(?P<slug>[\w-]+)/(?P<what>[\w-]+)')
def get_by_name(self, request, pk=None,slug=None, what=None):
    print(slug, what)

Similarly you can do the same for a list_route

A: The routers framework isn't meant to be used with several parameters .. you can manually do it with primary keys (in the regular expressions).


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The Assignments application allows you to review, allocate, modify and mark all assignments that you have set for your students.
Sites – By creating a site and then assigning that site to students. Sites offer the most comprehensive way of issuing assignments and should be used for larger pieces of homework. There is no limit to the number of widgets and activities that can be added. The site can be referenced again in the future and be used by other teachers in the school.
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Assignment Application – By selecting New Assignment from within the Assignments application. Like creating assignments from the FrogDrive, this offers a quick and easy way to issue assignments. Resources (files) can be added and only one File drop or Text activity can be used. Only a limited set of instructions can be given. Use this for Basic assignments only.
Assignments can be issued to either individual students or groups.
The Assignments application also allows teachers to send messages to those that have been assigned work. Teachers are able to message students either individually or by group. When a student submits an assignment, it is returned for marking and comment into the Assignments area. You will receive a notification via the Notifications panel whenever an assignment is submitted or a message received.
Students cannot issue assignments. They are able to view, complete and submit assignments. When an assignment is issued the student receives a notification via the Notifications panel. Clicking on the notification opens the assignment. When marks are released the student will be notified again.
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The bug fixes present in the Linux version of Catalyst 8.02 include fixing a crash on resolution changes when using ATI's Big Desktop mode, a segmentation fault when the X server starts and failed to initialize DRI because of an improperly formatted BusID, fixing an X server freeze because of the ATI Events daemon running when shutting down, and fixing a hang in the first GLX application on X server 1.4. Unfortunately, for those with AGP problems there is no fix available in this release. On the plus side, Compiz does now work with X Server 1.4 in Catalyst 8.02. That's basically all that makes up the Catalyst 8.02 Linux driver... Like every month, there are also a few packaging script updates. More information on that can be found from viewing the git activity at Phorogit.
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Several topics have been specifically targeted for European cooperation with China, including areas such as:
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The curious history of the Coney Dog
ntskinner August 1, 2018 July 23, 2021 Vera magazine
Photography by Myles Pritchard
At the annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade, New York City plumber Chris Geiger has gone a little off-brief. He's dressed not as Neptune, or a merman, but as a giant squeezy mustard bottle, while his ten-year-old son, Jordan, is dressed as a hot dog. For added authenticity, Chris has painstakingly painted the logo of Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs on Jordan's costume, a reference to Coney Island's most famous hot dog vendor. "Having a hot dog is the number one thing to do in Coney Island," Chris says. "It's part of the history here, and it's a symbol of the place. Besides, I can't do rollercoasters."
The Geigers aren't alone in having a hot dog when they come to Coney Island, on the southern edge of Brooklyn, which is known around the world for its theme parks, sideshows and general sense of bygone seaside revelry. The queues at the two branches of Nathan's – including the huge original branch, which opened as a nickel stand on the corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues in 1916 – are usually the biggest in town, with 20-deep lines of people waiting to wolf down simple beef dogs slathered in ketchup and mustard.
The hot dog was invented in Coney Island, and as I learn over two days here, the Coney dog has a rich, messy history that mirrors the rollercoaster history of Coney Island itself. I get the story from Michael Quinn, a local boy who three years ago resurrected Feltman's, the original brand of Coney dogs, along with his brother Joe. I meet Quinn, resplendent in a mustard-splodged Feltman's shirt, over a bright red table outside one of his two hot dog concessions inside Luna Park, the theme park that first opened across the road in 1903, burned down in 1944, and was reopened in 2013.
It was some time around 1867 that Charles Feltman, an immigrant German baker who ran a pushcart pie wagon near the beach, had a brainwave. He decided to bake a special, elongated milk roll that could house a Frankfurter from his native Germany. Designed especially for beach-goers, who wanted to walk and eat, he called it the Coney Island Red Hot. It was an instant smash, even if speculation about the contents of the sausages meant punters began calling these new creations "hot dogs".
Feltman probably didn't like that name. And, according to Quinn, he probably would have hated the fact that the hot dog became his most famous legacy. "I think he would have much rather have been known as the guy behind America's biggest and grandest restaurant, but that's the part of the story everyone forgets," he says.
I think Feltman would have much rather have been known as the guy behind America's biggest and grandest restaurant, but that's the part of the story everyone forgets.
In 1871, on the back of his stellar hot dog sales, Feltman leased land and began building a grand restaurant complex, originally called Feltman's German Gardens, on the site where Feltman's sits today. By the 1920s, when Coney Island had become a buzzing high-end amusement resort, Feltman's stretched from Surf Avenue to the beach, serving more than five million diners a year. The complex boasted lavish beer gardens, ballrooms, a bathhouse, a rollercoaster, a movie theatre and America's most famous carousel. At its peak, it employed 1,200 waitstaff, including America's first singing waiters, and people would travel the country to pay $2.50 for a Shore Dinner, when Quinn says "the entire table would be covered in lobster, clams, turtle, Bluefish, you name it".
Despite still having seven grills for its ever-popular hot dogs, by 1916 Feltman's was more focused on seafood and entertainment for everyone from Al Capone to President William Taft. So it was barely noteworthy when a lowly Jewish bun slicer called Nathan Handwerker handed in his notice, and set up a rival stall just down the road, serving similar hot dogs to those at Feltman's, but for five cents instead of ten. Because there were still concerns about the ingredients of hot dogs, he gave surgeon's smocks to early customers to fake a health industry seal of approval, and claimed his dogs were both healthy and kosher. Like Feltman's original idea, it was an instant hit.
Things changed dramatically, of course, for Coney Island and its hot dogs. After the glory days of the early 20th Century, there was a precipitous decline following the Great Depression and then the War, when the rise of cars and air-conditioned suburban living made salty seaside fun seem passe. After Luna Park closed in 1944, Feltman's restaurant became a ghost of its former glories, and closed in 1954 (that both are now back is a sure sign of Coney Island's recent resurgence).
The more blue-collar Nathan's was better-placed to survive the years of depression. Nathan's son Murray opened two more branches in the 1950s and 60s, and in the early 1970s started the now-legendary hot dog eating competition, which takes place every July. In 1987, a group of investors swooped, and Nathan's has gone from being a family-run affair to a Chinese-owned, NASDAQ-listed behemoth, with hundreds of franchises across America and the world.
Michael Quinn, 42, has seen Coney Island fall and rise again first-hand. Growing up in the area, he remembers a place of "gangs, drugs and amusement parks burning down." Still, he and his brother Jimmy would swim in the sea and ride the old Cyclone wooden rollercoaster. They vowed one day to start a Coney Island business of their own, a dream that was tragically denied them. Michael had become a schoolteacher in September, 2001, when his brother Jimmy died in the 9/11 attacks. Devastated, he took solace in doing historic walking tours around the Coney Island beachfront. "It was a kind of catharsis for me," he says. "Being here, and talking about this place, made me feel closer to Jimmy."
Fifteen years later, Michael and his other brother Joe, who had served in the military, were watching a New York Mets baseball game with a hot dog when they had a Feltman-esque brainwave: they should bring back the Feltman's brand, honouring Michael and Jimmy's childhood plan. "It wasn't just creating a hot dog brand," says Michael. "It was bringing back an important historic place where my grandfather was a regular, and doing it as a family."
Quinn admits seeing a certain irony in the fact that Feltman's is now the plucky underdog, with its $4.25 hot dog ten cents cheaper than the one down the road. But, while the queues at Feltman's are nothing like those at Nathan's, the Feltman's beef hot dogs – made with no artificial ingredients, and typically topped with sauerkraut, as Feltman served them – generally get better reviews. New York City website Gothamist declaring the Feltman's dog "most likely the best hot dog you'll ever eat in your life", while hot dog connoisseur Jon Fox, the man behind the Hot Dog Nation Facebook group, declared it "as good a beef dog as I've had".
Quinn mentions another person who prefers Feltman's to Nathan's: Takeru Kobayashi, the legendary Japanese eating champion who created his own slice of Coney Island hot dog history back in 2001. So, the next day, I find myself outside Kobayashi's front door in the hip neighbourhood of Park Slope, Brooklyn (Mermaid Parade crowds make a trip to Coney Island tricky). When he meets me, he's wearing a pair of Warhol-esque hot dog print socks and a hot dog tee that shows off thin, toned arms. He has a blue quiff, and seems far younger than his 40 years.
Kobayashi's story – which he tells me over iced coffee in halted English, and in translation via his publicist Maggie James – is remarkable. Back in 2001, he was a skinny 22-year-old from Japan who turned up jet-lagged at the Coney Island hot dog contest, only to be teased by his burly, macho competitors. "One guy joked that his arm was bigger than both my legs," Kobayashi recalls. "Another told me that teenagers weren't allowed to compete."
One guy joked that his arm was bigger than both my legs. Another told me that teenagers weren't allowed to compete.
Kobayashi had discovered his ability to eat ridiculous amounts of food in a curry rice fast food chain in Nagano, when friends had challenged him. He'd gone on to win a series of eating competitions in Japan, while studying the science of competitive eating, including expanding his stomach with water. Despite not having ever eaten American-style hot dogs, and having practised with fish sticks, he had figured out the most effective way to eat a hot dog very quickly: by splitting it in two and dunking each half in water to break down the starches in the bread.
None of the burly guys knew this, until a few minutes into the 2001 contest at Nathan's. Gradually, the other competitors stopped eating to watch, as the cameras all trained themselves on the kid from Japan. As Kobayashi remembers: "I felt this weird change. Suddenly, it was like the world had stopped and everyone was looking at me."
I felt this weird change. Suddenly, it was like the world had stopped and everyone was looking at me.
The previous record was 25, and as Kobayashi passed 30, the organisers had run out of signs, and had to frantically write new numbers. When he finally stopped, he'd eaten 50 hot dogs, doubling the previous record. The new record was so outlandish that some people claimed aliens had abducted Kobayashi and replaced his stomach.
Either way, it changed competitive eating for good: as the sport exploded in popularity, everyone started dipping their dogs in water, including Joey Chestnut, the American current Nathan's champion, and the only real rival to Kobayashi's crown as the greatest eater ever. Kobayashi's approach – of "training to eat like you would for baseball or soccer" – has become the new normal, even if his many world records are hard to touch: from hamburgers (93 in eight minutes) to tacos (159 in ten) and pork buns (100 in 12 minutes). After his 2001 win, Kobayashi would win six consecutive Nathan's hot dog competitions.
But the story of Kobayashi and Nathan's would go very sour. In 2010, he didn't compete at the annual hot dog eating competition, having refused to sign an exclusive contract with Major League Eating (MLE), competitive eating's governing body. Nonetheless, he turned up at the event and took to the stage to congratulate other eaters, only to be arrested and spend a night in a tough Brooklyn prison (when he came out, he famously said: "I'm hungry"). He hasn't competed at Nathan's since, and tells me that he still feels "disgusted" by what happened.
So, it's perhaps little surprise that Kobayashi – a "health freak" away from training – favours Feltman's hot dogs over the Nathan's dogs. "Nathan's hot dogs are so salty, and pumped full of chemicals," he says. "But Feltman's hot dogs are almost like steaks, with real ingredients. I couldn't eat as many, though, as they have a real snap, and aren't as greasy."
Still, whatever people say, and whatever is really in this sausages, it's unlikely the queues for Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs will die down any time soon. At both Nathan's and now Feltman's, they're queueing for more than a sausage in a bun. They're in line for a messy bite of pop culture history, which began right here in Coney Island.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2006 jointly to
John C. Mather - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, USA,
George F. Smoot - University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA
"for their discovery of the blackbody form and anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background radiation".
Pictures of a newborn Universe
This year the Physics Prize is awarded for work that looks back into the infancy of the Universe and attempts to gain some understanding of the origin of galaxies and stars. It is based on measurements made with the help of the COBE satellite launched by NASA in 1989.
The COBE results provided increased support for the Big Bang scenario for the origin of the Universe, as this is the only scenario that predicts the kind of cosmic microwave background radiation measured by COBE. These measurements also marked the inception of cosmology as a precise science. It was not long before it was followed up, for instance by the WMAP satellite, which yielded even clearer images of the background radiation. Very soon the European Planck satellite will be launched in order to study the radiation in even greater detail.
According to the Big Bang scenario, the cosmic microwave background radiation is a relic of the earliest phase of the Universe. Immediately after the big bang itself, the Universe can be compared to a glowing "body emitting radiation in which the distribution across different wavelengths depends solely on its temperature. The shape of the spectrum of this kind of radiation has a special form known as blackbody radiation. When it was emitted the temperature of the Universe was almost 3,000 degrees Centigrade. Since then, according to the Big Bang scenario, the radiation has gradually cooled as the Universe has expanded. The background radiation we can measure today corresponds to a temperature that is barely 2.7 degrees above absolute zero. The Laureates were able to calculate this temperature thanks to the blackbody spectrum revealed by the COBE measurements.
COBE also had the task of seeking small variations of temperature in different directions (which is what the term 'anisotropy' refers to). Extremely small differences of this kind in the temperature of the cosmic background radiation ? in the range of a hundred-thousandth of a degree ? offer an important clue to how the galaxies came into being. The variations in temperature show us how the matter in the Universe began to "aggregate". This was necessary if the galaxies, stars and ultimately life like us were to be able to develop. Without this mechanism matter would have taken a completely different form, spread evenly throughout the Universe.
COBE was launched using its own rocket on 18 November 1989. The first results were received after nine minutes of observations: COBE had registered a perfect blackbody spectrum. When the curve was later shown at an astronomy conference the results received a standing ovation.
The success of COBE was the outcome of prodigious team work involving more than 1,000 researchers, engineers and other participants. John Mather coordinated the entire process and also had primary responsibility for the experiment that revealed the blackbody form of the microwave background radiation measured by COBE. George Smoot had main responsibility for measuring the small variations in the temperature of the radiation.
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Newly expanded BioMarin Cork facility will take on 51 employees
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BioMarin will expand its Shanbally operation to include drug product filling capabilities, taking on 51 new hires in the process.
American biotech multinational BioMarin has announced that it will expand the Cork arm of its European operations to include drug product filling capabilities. In order to facilitate this expansion in Shanbally, it will take on 51 new hires across a variety of disciplines.
The project will allow BioMarin to rise to the increased demand for its therapies, which primarily treat rare diseases affecting children.
The announcement was welcomed by An Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Coveney, TD, who said: "Today's announcement is an exciting development for BioMarin, a company which has thrived in the Cork biopharmaceutical cluster.
"This investment will not only bring opportunities for regional employment but also positive knock-on effects for the local economy."
The expansion is estimated to cost $43m. As well as the 51 new hires, it is expected that there will be 100 personnel on site throughout the construction of the new facilities.
"The introduction of fill-finish capacity at Shanbally provides for fully integrated manufacturing, from bulk to drug product on-site," said BioMarin's executive vice-president Robert Baffi.
"During our seven years of operations at Shanbally, we have seen tremendous growth at the site. This expansion assures that an increasing amount of our commercial products will be manufactured [there]."
Since the campus first opened its doors in 2011, BioMarin's presence in Cork has grown to just over 350 employees with an additional 55 people based in Dublin and more than 2,600 employees globally.
It focuses on developing therapeutics to improve clinical outcomes of patients with rare genetic diseases. The company currently has seven approved products that are the only drugs available on the market today for the diseases they treat.
This, along with the news of Danske Bank's new customer centre to be based in Derry and the staggering 400 new roles in Belfast from PA Consulting, sets September up well to be a great month for jobs creation.
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The Residential Palace is one of the few in Baden-Württemberg that have existed since the late Middle Ages. Count Eberhard Bart, the first Duke of Württemberg, was born here and lived here with his Italian wife Barbara Gonzaga di Mantova until they moved to Stuttgart in 1482.
The interior is interesting, in terms of both art history and the history of Baden-Württemberg. It includes the late Gothic dirnitz (a heated reception room) on the ground floor, the Palm Room on the first floor with the ancestral proof of Count Eberhard V. of Württemberg, the baroque White Room and on the second floor, the Renaissance-era Golden Room.
On the third floor (accessible by lift) is something special: an exhibition of 22 magnificently carved and gilded ceremonial sleighs from the Museum of Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart. These recall the glittering court presided over by Carl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg (1744–1793) during the Baroque period.
An illustrated frieze leads visitors through the whole building and audio guides are also available with information about the history of Württemberg and the palace.


"A jackass can kick a barn down, but it takes a carpenter to build one," legendary former U.S. House Speaker Sam Rayburn famously once observed.
Grimes, 35, is Kentucky's secretary of state. She is giving hope to Kentucky Democrats who long for their blue and red "Ditch Mitch" bumper stickers to come true. That's why Bluegrass State union volunteers are phone banking, wearing out shoe leather canvassing neighborhoods, passing out fliers and doing all else they can to help Grimes "send Mitch McConnell back to Alabama," his native state, as she likes to put it.
As a part of her plan, she promises to create jobs here at home by ending tax breaks for corporations that ship Kentucky jobs overseas and provide tax incentives for companies to bring jobs back to the commonwealth. Mitch McConnell has blocked measures to end tax breaks for moving jobs overseas, she notes, and led the filibuster on a bill to end tax giveaways for companies shipping jobs overseas.
Last year, McConnell and Kentucky's other Republican senator, Rand Paul, proposed legislation to enact a national right to work law. Grimes is against right to work (for less) laws at both the federal and state levels.
"Collective bargaining, "says Grimes, "is a fundamental right of our American workers, and I strongly oppose right-to-work legislation.
The above article by Berry Craig is reprinted from the AFL-CIO Now blog.


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Housebuilder, McCarthy and Stone, has announced the names of its new assisted living and retirement developments in Southsea, inspired by the city's history.
Located on South Parade, Tudor Rose Court will comprise 66 Assisted Living apartments for the over 70's, and Savoy House will present a further 31 Retirement Living apartments for the over 60's.
Taking inspiration from Portsmouth's rich maritime heritage, Tudor Rose Court takes its name from the discoveries made when raising the Mary Rose ship — when ten rosaries were found, along with leather covers of prayer books; and a Tudor rose was revealed, carved inside the ship's own emblem.
Named in honour of the Savoy Café and Ballroom, which previously occupied the site, Savoy House nods to the golden era of days gone-by, when the venue served as a glamorous setting for dancing and live music events.
Julie Ward, Sales and Marketing Director for McCarthy and Stone South East, said: "At McCarthy and Stone we truly value the communities in which we build, and it was important for us to select names that would not only be memorable, but would also resonate with both Southsea residents and future McCarthy and Stone homeowners.
McCarthy and Stone's Assisted Living developments aim to bridge the gap between conventional Retirement Living and residential care. Homeowners are able to retain independence in the form of home ownership, yet still have the peace of mind of a range of additional services.
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posted: February 14, 2009 • England, Noise
Noise Case — Den Brook Valley
Author: Den Brook Judicial Review Group | England, Noise
The government guidance for measurement of wind farm noise is a document known as 'ETSU 97'.
This guidance was produced over 10 years ago and since it was drafted, wind turbine size has dramatically increased and problems – which the ETSU methodology does not address – have come to light at several established wind farms.
Although it is still official government guidance, most noise experts now accept that ETSU 97 does not adequately deal with certain potential noise impacts of wind farms.
One potential wind farm noise problem is a phenomenon known as 'amplitude modulation of aerodynamic noise' or, more commonly, 'AM'.
In simple terms, AM is the increased swishing of turbine blades as they pass – the 'whoomph, whoomph, whoomph' of the turning blades – which is increased significantly in certain conditions.
The ETSU 97 guidance does not deal with AM. This is because it was written when smaller turbines and smaller turbine blades were being used and when wind farm developments were still fairly new. Those that had been built were, on the whole, sited well away from residential areas and as a result, AM problems had rarely been reported. They only became apparent as more and bigger developments were built. As a result, a wind farm can comply in all respects with ETSU 97 government guidance – but if it is in an area where local land, weather and atmospheric conditions are such that AM occurs, it can create horrendous noise problems for those in the locality.
A worrying example
Near Deeping St Nicholas in the Fens, Jane Davis and her family have been forced to move out of their house by frequent and intrusive noise from a neighbouring wind farm development. They were unable to sleep properly at night and have recently been unable to get a valuation of their house because of the ongoing problems. The Davis story is the stuff of nightmares. Their case is still being investigated but because the wind farm has already been built and background noise levels at their house were not monitored beforehand – nor was AM considered to be a potential problem – there are no safeguards at all in the wind farm planning permission. It seems that there is nothing they can do to stop the noise.
AM is not the only potential problem with the Den Brook proposal.
As part of its assessment, RES took background noise measurements at two local properties. These measurements were analysed and used to set noise limits against which increased noise levels at any property resulting from the operation of the wind farm, could be measured. In effect, the noise at a property when the turbines are working must not go above these limits.
DBJRG believe that because RES's analysis of the background noise data was proved to be wrong, the noise limits set are unfairly high. As a result, there could be a significant increase in noise levels at surrounding properties once the wind farm is in operation that residents can do nothing about. They would have no recourse to the developer or to the local authority.
Research suggests that about 20% of wind farms cause noise problems – but experts admit they don't know how to predict which ones will. It depends on the size of the turbines, how they are spaced, what the land is like, where a house is and the atmospheric conditions in the area. We don't know for sure that there will be a noise problem if the Den Brook wind farm is built – but we DO know that RES's noise assessment for the project is wrong. We also know that the turbines are of similar size and layout to those that are causing huge problems for the Davis family – and we strongly suspect that atmospheric conditions and land layout in the Den Brook valley are such that AM is very likely to occur. This means it is absolutely essential that proper investigations and monitoring are carried out before the wind farm is built.
A summary of DBJRG concerns
1) RES's original noise assessment has been shown to be wrong. It contains basic data processing errors and there are also further errors and discrepancies in the noise assessment methodology used. A new noise assessment is required to properly and thoroughly assess the noise impacts of the proposed development and to set accurate and realistic noise limits.
2) Not only were there errors in the original noise assessment, which was therefore in breach of government guidance in the form of ETSU 97, any new assessment needs to go beyond the requirements of the outdated ETSU 97 guidance. If those living close to modern turbines are to be adequately protected, potential noise impacts needs to be fully assessed using current understanding of noise issues – not only by reference to outdated, unrevised guidance.
3) Without a comprehensive, trustworthy and site-specific noise assessment, the potential benefits of the Den Brook development in terms of its contribution to 'green' targets cannot be properly weighed up against the detriment it will cause by way of increased noise levels and other impacts on the area, its wildlife and the lives of those living around the site.
4) DBJRG's concerns about mistakes RES has made, about the deficiencies in ETSU 97 and the possibility of AM and other noise problems from the development are being magnified enormously by RES's unhelpful attitude. RES originally promised to share noise data – then failed for 3 years to provide it. RES assured local people and the Planning Inspector at the first Public Inquiry that its noise assessment was accurate – then admitted it contained errors. RES tried to dismiss the errors – then agreed they were sufficient to require quashing of the planning permission. RES claims other discrepancies are a matter of opinion only – but now uses different methods for assessment. To add to all of this, RES is still refusing to share information. In November 2008 it promised to supply supplementary environmental information, including information about wind speeds and wind directions used in its noise assessment. This will enable DBJRG's experts and any other members of the public who wish, to make their own independent assessment of the data before a second Public Inquiry. RES gave assurances that details of when that information would be made available would be with us at the end of November 2008 – but in the middle of January 2009 still nothing had been supplied. RES claims to want a fair and open hearing of all the issues at a second Public Inquiry, yet consistently refuses to make information publicly available.
5) A second Public Inquiry is necessary because RES got it wrong first time around – but the taxpayer, not RES, will be bearing the cost.
6) If the wind farm is built RES will benefit through the government subsidy programme (which is paid for by us, the consumer). It can take the benefit with little regard to the harm. We've also heard from residents living close to a wind farm in Scotland where there are ongoing noise problems that RES built then sold. Whatever verbal assurances RES might give, we don't know who we'll be dealing with in future. We need to sort out possible problems now.
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On Tuesday, the Texas Supreme Court issued an orders list in the afternoon, choosing three new cases for oral argument. The unusual timing is explained by the argument date chosen: February 10th. By issuing this mid-week order, the Court gives the parties the minimum 21 days notice that the rules expect for oral arguments.
The Court's calendar shows the next private conference of the Justices is on February 16-17, 2016. And it shows the next argument sitting as March 8-10, 2016, with no cases yet assigned to those dates. Doing a little math… we might expect some grants to be announced on February 16th, to be argued on March 9th or March 10th.
Of course, the Court can adjust its calendar as it sees fit. But those counsel whose fully-briefed petitions are up for conference in February might want to keep some flexibility in their March calendars.
Linegar sued DLA Piper for a variety of claims, including fraud and legal malpractice, related to a business deal that went terribly wrong. The jury found in his favor. DLA Piper argues that Linegar actually lacks standing to bring these claims because the funds he lost were held in a corporate retirement account by Zaychan (a company Linegar) owns. According to DLA Piper, only Zaychan would have standing to bring suit. The court of appeals agreed with DLA Piper, dismissing the case for want of jurisdiction.
Linegar's petition argues that DLA Piper owed duties directly to him, and that he was "personally aggrieved" enough to satisfy the threshold for jurisdictional standing. Because this was Linegar's retirement account, he argues, only he was injured. He is not seeking to recover derivatively for corporate injuries.
The Court has granted the petition for review and set the case for argument in February. If that schedule holds, the Court should announce its decision by summer.
How early in the condemnation process can governmental immunity be invoked?
This dispute between two local governments has reached the Supreme Court on a fast track. The question relates to a very early step of the condemnation process: the court appointing special commissioners to make an initial evaluation of property value.
When Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) filed suit to condemn some land for a pipeline easement across land held by another local entity (Lazy W District No. 1), a plea to the jurisdiction was filed immediately, even before appointment of the special commissioners. The trial court declined to move forward until it could first resolve the question raised by the plea, whether it had subject-matter jurisdiction at all. At TRWD's request, the court of appeals granted mandamus relief ordering that the appointments be made immediately. Lazy W petitioned the Supreme Court, which issued a stay freezing proceedings below. It has now scheduled the petition for oral argument.
What litigation conduct will waive a mandatory forum-selection clause?
This is a dispute between Nationwide and one of its agents. The contract contained a mandatory forum-selection clause choosing Ohio (its corporate home) as the place where any suit should be filed.
In 2012, this lawsuit was filed. During 2013 and 2014, Nationwide filed a series of special exceptions, along with a motions to dismiss under Rule 91a and a motion for summary judgment. The trial court focused on the pleading issued, giving the plaintiffs an opportunity to amend, without disposing of any claims on the merits. In 2014, Nationwide conducted some limited amount of discovery. In 2015, Nationwide filed a motion to enforce the forum-selection clause. The trial court denied that request, concluding that Nationwide had substantially invoked the Texas court system. Nationwide has sought review by petition for mandamus, urging that the Texas case be dismissed.
The Texas Supreme Court has scheduled the petition for oral argument.


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Kosher Foods Market to Gain Traction Owing to Rising Consumption of Kefir Herb & Honey Food Products: Radiant Insights, Inc.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The global Kosher Foods Market is set to grow at an exponential rate by the year 2028 attributed to an escalating Jewish population all over the world. Kosher certification is a badge of integrity that rule for its purity and quality. Kosher products potentially demonstrated the widest consumer appeal and have broadened their food palate to include Italian, Chinese, Thai, Indian and Japanese cuisines. The latest trend that is gaining traction in the sales of Kosher food products is the growing popularity of cooking time efficient packaged consumer goods. This trend has acquired acceptance primarily among millennials, working-class sector, and children. The growing consumption of kefir herb and honey food products is positively influencing the Kosher Foods demand. Also, rapid urbanization and rising disposable income have generated an awareness regarding the consumption of convenient and healthy food products. However, the strong protest against the selling of animal meat products by several animal rights organizations is hampering the market growth.
By product type, kosher foods market has been segmented into Kosher pareve, Kosher dairy, and Kosher meat. Pareve attributed to holding the highest market share ascribed to its growing popularity as an easy-to-cook consumable product and is further estimated to demonstrate huge growth during the forecast period. Based on key food headings, the market can be segmented into meat & poultry, dairy, eggs, fish, parev, insects, wine and grape products, other alcoholic drinks, passover, chodosh, etc. Geographical segmentation has presented a detailed analysis of Kosher foods market growth prospects across the regions of North America, the Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and Latin America. The Netherlands is a growing market for Kosher foods as it visibly complies with Islamic food laws. Consumers belonging to the developed economies like the United States prefer eating high-quality products that are natural, pure and abide by Jewish dietary laws. They are also keen on adopting environment friendly Kosher consumables, which has mandated the prominent players to venture sustainable Kosher products in order to scale their competitive edge in the global market space.
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The kosher foods market poses a multitude of challenges for the business participants and is gaining a critical understanding of these pitfalls have impelled the contenders to pander strategic merger & acquisition activities. They have identified the cost of resources, former growth statistics, sales volume, and future prospects. The competitive landscape of Kosher foods market encompasses an array of highly acclaimed contenders like Nectar Lifesciences Ltd., AGC Chemicals Co. Ltd., AGRANA Starke GmbH, 3 F Industrial Limited, and ADM Milling System. Other significant companies influencing the global market share are Glaxosmithkline, Nestle, Hayman Limited, Unilever and others. The strict Jewish food compliance has mandated its production and packaging operations audit across the food & beverage market. Israeli Rabbinate regulations exhibit explicit rules for labeling, packaging, and foreign trade of their Kosher food products. For instance, in Israel agricultural products have special rules and are often not considered as kosher certified products. These stringent Kosher assurances have helped to build consumer Confidence and have been now identified as a vibrant and modern international professional certification service.
This report provides detailed historical analysis of global market for Kosher Foods from 2013-2018, and provides extensive market forecasts from 2018-2028 by region/country and subsectors. It covers the sales volume, price, revenue, gross margin, historical growth and future perspectives in the Kosher Foods market.


Today's topic is about syncios which allows you to transfer music, videos, pictures, podcasts, ringtones from Windows to iPhone and iPhone to Windows PC. Compatible iDevices with syncios are iPhone 4, 4s, 5, 5s, 5c, iPad mini and iPad 4. And compatible Windows versions are Windows 8.1, 8, 7, vista and XP. Syncios can also perform some tremendous tasks, which are explained below.
It's our daily routine to capture videos, pictures and downloading songs to send them to your PC and share them on social media sites. Almost every phone available in the market has PC suite software to send and receive files between PC and phone. But the iPhone has an iTunes software to transfer data. It's not possible to send and receive many essential files via iTunes, so I have found an excellent software named syncios to migrate data from iPhone to Windows PC or PC to iPhone.
The primary function of syncios is migration of pictures and videos to iPhone from Windows and vice versa. You are only required to press import and export buttons to transfer files.
The media section of this tool contains many options that are compatible with the iPhone and iPad too. Simply go to the media section of syncios and transfer Ringtones, Podcasts, Tv shows, Audiobooks, Music Videos, Voice Memos in just 2 clicks.
You can install or uninstall any app from your iPhone using syncios. You can get the app file directly to your PC and install it by selecting it. Also removal of any app is easy with syncios.
In this section of the file system, you can see all files available on your device. For example if your iPhone is jailbroken then you can also see jailbreak data here and other files which are purely related to your system.
Note: Please do not remove any of these files, if you don't have any experience regarding these all. In case of any loss of hardware and software, we are not responsible.
This feature is really excellent, you can add or remove your desired contacts by using this section. Also history of calls, text messages, bookmarks and notes can also be checked here in detail.
You can convert your audio and video files available on your PC in iOS compatible formats. For videos, there are formats including MP4, M4V and MOV and these are compatible with all iDevices. And audio conversions contains MP3, M4A, M4R and CAF formats for iOS devices.
At last, there are some basic features which are not so important, but in some situations they can be helpful. These features include real-time logs, clear cache, crash reports, restart and shutdown iPhone. If your power button on the iPhone is not working, you can restart or shutdown it using syncios. Also real-time logs feature will show you complete details of processes running on your iPhone's background.


Indian girls love to wear kurtis more than any other western or ethnic outfit. However, they not precisely look for the particular brands when it comes to shopping kurtis online or from the boutique store. Therefore, we introduce some less popular brands which are not only satisfying the high demand of this tunic in but also crafting unusual patterns for fancy females.
The brand was started in 2001 at Delhi by two brothers, Mr OS Pasricha and Mr AS Pasricha, with the aim of offering an exclusive range of woman apparels. The team of designers produces the excellent mix-match collection in kurtis, and that makes W very well known for mix-match patterns, its layouts and fashions generate a masterpiece for the female of today. W was the first kurta's brand which presented mix match kurtis combination for ladies in India in 2001.
Common on Flipkart, Myntra and Jabong, The Aurelia is not a very popular brand, but Aurelia offers the Kurtis with contemporary prints which make the brand name an ideal choice for fancy ladies who frequently shop kurtis from an online store.
Morpankh is instrumental in fabricating Kurtis Printing, Morpankh studio in Mumbai has produced the best-printed design today you see in all shopping malls. Morpankh also manufactures plus size kurtis for mature lady and targets all size. Despite having an affordable price Morpankh is not the popular name among fancy ladies who love to wear kurti in routine life.
Just look for the Rangriti brand at any major online store such as Flipkart or jabong, and you will see the thousands of Kurtis at a surprising price. Many Indian girls have already dressed in with kurti designed by Rangriti, but they haven't checked the label hence they don't know at the moment that the Rangriti is the superb manufacturer of ladies kurti design catalogue which furnish the fashion needs of Indian ladies very silently.
Sangria offers kurti collection at a very reasonable rate, and females can ask for the brand Sangrita at any Indian shopping malls. Using a broad array of Anarkalis pattern, churidars, style, leggings along with pleasing colours, prints and layouts, and the manufacturer is successfully publishing unique kurtis collection, and the brand is also available at all online stores.You may check out TextileCatalog.
From curved fits to straight- cut, from Anarkali suits, to uneven suits, The soch brand crafts all types of kurtis even the team of expert designer produce Pakistani style at the production house. Now when any girl looks for the best collection at any shopping platform remember the name soch and observes the collection.


I recently got tired of being cold at night sometimes when I was watching TV. I had been using an electric heater to warm my room, but it wasn't enough. I needed more power. So I went out and bought this kerosene heater.
It definitely did the trick warming up the room really quickly. These are the most common type of heater you'll see in Japan. The lack of central heating means most houses will have a few of these (ours has four). They work pretty good, but there are a couple problems. The first is you can't leave them on at night time or you'll suffocate. The second is buying and putting kerosene into it is a pain. A couple good points for mine is that it starts so much quicker than the other ones we have, and it plays little song like "Twinkle Twinkle" and "Love Me Tender", so obviously mine is the most awesome.
If you live in Tokyo, most landlords wont let you have one of these in the building. It is often written into the lease contract.
What do you use for heat then?
reverse cycle airconditioner or electric heater. most new apartments will have the airconditioner built in.
We have an air conditioner like that, but I find it's a lot slower to heat up the room than the kerosene heater.
Don't worry they are really easy to use. It's the gas stove that I don't like. I had always used an electric one in Canada, so the woosh sound when you start it still makes me nervous.
I have similar heater in my house. Could you tell me how to set timer for auto turn on? It will be very useful to pre-heat the room before we wake up.
I'm not sure if you can do that. The timer on mine is only for auto turn off. I can set it for an hour or two then it shuts off on it's own. It doesn't have a clock built into it, so no auto wake up. Yours might, but I've never seen it before.
Not much has changed in Japan as I can see. We used the same kerosene heater when I was there from 1992 to 1995 in our apartments in Saitama and Chiba Prefectures.


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Anne de Vos, DVM: It's all about perspective
Zomedica April 18, 2018 Uncategorized
Anne de Vos became a veterinarian in 1976 after earning her BVSc (Veterinary Science) degree from the University of Pretoria, located about 60 kilometers north of Johannesburg. At the time, there was only one veterinary school in the country and she was one of four females in her graduating class. Nevertheless, Dr. de Vos was as determined as ever.
After 41 years, Dr. de Vos still practices medicine and owns her practice Ladybrand Animal Clinic in Ladybrand, South Africa.
Voice of the Vet™ chatted with Dr. de Vos after the clinic closed for the day.
When did you know you wanted to be a veterinarian? What sparked your interest?
My brother, who was ten years older, was a veterinarian. He went off to vet school and I thought that was just the greatest. We always had lots and lots of pets growing up. When I finished primary school, I initially tested for oceanography, but decided to be a veterinarian. At the time, there was a distinct bias against women. But times have changed, there are more programs, larger faculties, and females are now more dominant in our industry.
What's one piece of wisdom you would offer future vets?
Don't let your profession define you—keep perspective. As veterinarians, we must know who we are and what our priorities are both personally and professionally. Many people in our profession are overwhelmed by stress. When you start talking to them, they typically say something that implies, "being a veterinarian is my whole life." I think as veterinarians, we have to ask ourselves what we would do without the profession, what are our interests outside of work, what are our values, what do we love. Life is about more than our work. We are human beings with purpose in this life first and foremost.
From your perspective, what do you think makes a healthy veterinarian? Do you feel like a healthy veterinarian?
I do. But, I had to learn to distinguish my profession from my identity, and discover what grounded me. I also found that by serving others, I am able to let the joy come through.
Do you have a memorable patient you could share a story about?
Oh, there are quite a few. But one was this little boy's six-week old kitten. The kitten had intussusception (blockage) of the gut and needed an emergency enterectomy (piece of the intestine removed) – but the kitten's gut itself was so tiny. It was like a piece of macaroni. At the time, I didn't have experience with the procedure, especially with a patient of that size. There were not any referral facilities in the area, so we could not hospitalize. I suggested euthanasia to the father. But he explained that the boy's brother had drowned a week before, and I simply had to save that kitten! It was so precarious. I finished, went home, and told my children to pray for that little kitten. And, he pulled through with flying colors. It meant a lot to both the owner, his kid and my family.
What's your favorite thing about coming to work each day?
I never know what the day will bring—there are always new challenges, new people, and an element of surprise. And most importantly, I get to make a difference for animals and their owners: even on days where just about everything goes wrong. I tell myself that each vaccination I did, means one less puppy will die of parvo. It means one more puppy will run and play just because I was there.
Could you tell us about an emergency case you have treated?
I have one that's rather special. A nine or ten-year-old boy came to me because his only cow was in labor. The cow had fetal dystocia (abnormal fetal size or position resulting in difficult delivery). In this case, the calf was stuck because the front leg was bent backwards. I just couldn't get the introducer around its leg, to be able to straighten it out, and deliver the calf. A caesarian section was out of the question due to the family's financial situation. I'm not very tall. But this kid had long arms as boys that age often do. So I told him, put your arm in and see if you can get hold of the introducer. He did it and we got the calf straightened out and delivered whole and healthy. I will never forget the smile on his face when he said "I got it!"
What are some of the misconceptions about what veterinarians do?
Many clients believe that the veterinary profession is all about playing with puppies and kittens. They are uninformed about the costs and effort it takes to be qualified, the costs it takes to open and run a practice, the long hours, the lack of appreciation from pet owners, and the emotional fatigue veterinary professionals face. And, when it comes to our patients, pet owners do not always understand the complexity of everything that goes wrong with their pet and the decisions vets make regarding treatment.
It also took a long time to educate pet owners on how to deal with abandoned or stray animals. Many people want to pick up and adopt animals, which is noble. But, once they discover the costs of rescue, they don't want to pay for veterinary care, because it is not their pet. This happens a lot with wild animals and birds. People bring them in for fixing up, with a total lack of appreciation for the cost and effort it will entail and refuse to take any responsibility for helping cover the costs. Veterinarians in South Africa work hard to educate pet owners about situations like these.
Any funny veterinary experiences you could share with us?
Well there are many, but the funniest involved my husband, who was also a veterinarian. He had a difficult case involving a cow and her dead calf. He came home after and was so stinky. That same day we were attending either a wedding or a ball, I can't remember which, but we had to get all dressed up. By the time we left for the party, he smelled quite nice.
We loved to dance and after a while I realized that my best was starting to get sweaty (and smell). Later I noticed another couple dancing near us—the gentleman picked up his shoe to smell it and checked for poop on the bottom. I said to my husband, oh, we had better go. We laughed.
What was it like working as a veterinarian and being married to another veterinarian?
People warned us about the obstacles. We went into marriage with our eyes open to the challenges. We did a lot of planning. We started our practice together, his focus was on large animals, and mine was on companion animals. It's a lot easier to work with your spouse than another partner—as long as you define responsibilities. Unfortunately, my husband passed away about 20 years ago in a car accident.
In the U.S., Canada and other parts of the world, compassion fatigue, disproportionate student debt, and high suicide rates are issues that plague the veterinary community, do those same issues occur in South Africa?
Oh yes, much of it is the same. Suicide is a major issue. I've been looking at vet schools and other resources to compare findings on suicide in the veterinary profession. I believe to a certain extent, our profession is too focused on academic merit. We have selected students and staff based on academic merit, and while they may excel academically, they do not always have the highest level of emotional intelligence, which is critical to the role we play.
What procedures do you love that others might consider gross or bizarre?
Abscesses are very gratifying. They are very uncomfortable for the patient, but relief is quick and easy. I also really enjoy anal gland operations—they get so full and irritated. It's just easier to remove them. There's actually a joke around my clinic that if you're looking for me, just look under a dog's tail. Ha!
What would you consider the secret to your success?
Keep on learning to be humble, open, and honest. People appreciate those qualities. They open doors much more than knowing everything. I always say people only care about how much you know if they know how much you care.
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Bosse's Bell, Thomas to sign with Manchester
Erik Bell and Ethan Thomas, who helped spark Bosse High School's boys' basketball team to a berth in the Class 3A state championship game, have announced that they will sign Monday with Manchester University.
Bosse's Bell, Thomas to sign with Manchester Erik Bell and Ethan Thomas, who helped spark Bosse High School's boys' basketball team to a berth in the Class 3A state championship game, have announced that they will sign Monday with Manchester University. Check out this story on courierpress.com: https://www.courierpress.com/story/sports/high-school/2016/05/13/bosses-bell-thomas-to-sign-with-manchester/87181812/
Evansville Courier & Press Published 2:07 p.m. CT May 13, 2016
Bell, a 6-foot senior guard, led the state in assists (9.6) and also averaged 11 points for the Bulldogs (19-11). He was a second-team all-Southern Indiana Athletic Conference and second-team all-Metro performer.
Thomas, a 6-3 senior forward, finished 11th in the state in rebounding (10.4) and averaged 8 points. He was named the Arthur L. Trester mental attitude award winner at this year's state championship game.
Manchester is an NCAA Division III school and a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference.


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Приго́рное (ранее — Поповское) — село в Апшеронском районе Краснодарского края России. Входит в состав Черниговского сельского поселения.

География

Улицы
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В 1963 году указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР село Поповское переименовано в село Пригорное Белореченского сельского района.

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Населённые пункты Апшеронского района (Краснодарский край)

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Chloe x Halle on The Most Important Advice They Received From Beyoncé
"Everybody can learn from her just by watching her and what she stands for."
By De Elizabeth
It goes without saying that Chloe and Halle Bailey have learned a lot from Beyoncé. The dynamic sisterly duo known as Chloe x Halle were signed by Queen Bey herself five years ago, and it's been a whirlwind of sparkling music videos, award shows, and fashion campaigns ever since.
And while the sisters have great things on the horizon, they certainly haven't forgotten any of Beyoncé's important life lessons, as Halle recently explained in an interview with Bustle. When asked what the best advice Queen Bey has ever given them, Halle remarked that pretty much anyone can learn a thing or two (or, let's be real, a hundred) from the "Brown Skin Girl" singer. "Everybody can learn from her just by watching her and what she stands for," Halle explained. "But being able to be a little bit close to her, I'm really learning her grace."
She went on to say that Beyoncé's grace stems from the fact that the singer-songwriter embraces so much love and positivity — and encourages others to do the same. "She's taught us that we can be anything we want to be as young Black women," Halle added. "We don't have to be restricted to just one thing."
The sisters also touched on their Ungodly Hour album, which was released in June of this year. "Music is really therapeutic for us," Chloe told Bustle. "My sister and I have those times where we're talking to each other and the song kind of presents itself then and there."
Halle added that their recent album contained the types of secrets they'd usually put in their diaries, making it a little intimidating to share with the public. "It was scary to put this album out and know people would hear our deepest darkest secrets; everything that you try not to show on the surface when you present yourself to the world."
But in a way, that feeling encompasses the themes of the album itself. As Chloe previously explained to Teen Vogue, the record's title conveys an important message about vulnerability and intimacy, and reminds us all to embrace our authentic selves — and share them with those we love. "We all came up with this sentence: 'Love me at the ungodly hour,' which means love me when I'm at my worst; love me when I'm not all dolled up and made up," Chloe said back in June. "Love me when all my insecurities are out on the table."
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bap. 2 Aug. 1562,1 2nd s. of John Marten (d.1563), baker, of London and his w. Rose.2 educ. Winchester Coll. Hants 1574; New Coll. Oxf. 1581, BCL 1587, DCL 1592; adv. 1595; L. Inn 1623.3 m. 1597, Elizabeth (d.1618), sis. of John Harding, pres. of Magdalen Coll. Oxf. 2s. 3da.4 kntd. 21 Dec. 1616.5 d. 26 Sept. 1641.6 sig. Henry Marten.
Marten became known for his vigorous enforcement of ecclesiastical discipline as chancellor to the bishop of London; as judge of the Admiralty, a member of the High Commission, judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury and dean of the Arches, he was once aptly described by James as 'a mighty monarch in his jurisdiction over land and sea, the living and the dead'.36 At the general election in 1620, Marten was recommended for a seat in the Cinque Ports by the lord admiral, the marquess of Buckingham; however, he failed to obtain the support of the lord warden, Lord Zouche, and was unsuccessful.37 A petition accusing him of corruption and injustice was anonymously delivered to the Commons in May 1621, and later presented to the Lords, by a disgruntled ex-officer of the Admiralty Court, but nothing further seems to have come of it.38 There is no evidence that Marten stood at the next general election.
1. St. Michael Bassishaw Par. Reg. (Harl. Soc. reg. lxxii), 72.
2. Ibid. 144; GL, ms 9051/3, f. 58.
3. T.F. Kirby, Winchester Scholars, 146; Al. Ox; LI Admiss.
4. PROB 11/118, f. 1; E. Ashmole, Antiqs. of Berks. i. 160-2.
5. Shaw, Knights of Eng. ii. 160.
6. Lansd. 985, f. 14; CSP Dom. 1641-3, p. 126.
7. Ath. Ox. iii. 17.
9. G.D. Squibb, Doctors' Commons, 48, 166.
10. C231/1, f. 115v; C66/2858.
12. C181/2, ff. 299v, 309, 339, 340, 348; 181/3, ff. 1v, 72v, 79v, 97v, 113, 115v, 130, 176, 195v, 230v, 232; 181/4, ff. 37, 52v, 81, 95v, 104, 138v; 181/5, ff. 24, 26, 43v, 58, 68v, 80, 130v, 132v, 176, 187v.
13. C181/2, f. 306v; 181/4, f. 129v; 181/5, f. 175.
14. Chamberlain Letters ed. N.E. McClure, ii. 205; B.P. Levack, Civil Lawyers, 252.
15. C181/3, ff. 13, 35v, 214v; 181/4, ff. 93v, 23, 63v, 179; 181/5, f. 44; 181/5, ff. 10, 21v, 142v.
17. HCA 1/31/1, f. 13.
18. C181/4, ff. 144, 185v, 194v; 181/5, ff. 6v, 200v.
19. C66/1762; CSP Dom. 1603-10, p. 496; Addenda 1580-1625, p. 621.
20. Chamberlain Letters, i. 433.
21. HCA 49/106, packet A, no. 13; HCA 30/1035, pt. 1, f. 4.
22. Chamberlain Letters, ii. 197, 254.
23. R.G. Usher, Rise and Fall of High Commission, 354.
24. Chamberlain Letters, ii. 579; Levack, 252.
25. Levack, 252; Squibb, 166.
26. G.S. Davies, Charterhouse in London, 352; Strafforde Letters (1739) ed. W. Knowler, i. 469; LMA, ACC/1876/G/02/02, f. 32.
27. T. Rymer, Foedera, viii. pt. 1, p. 59.
28. CSP Dom. 1631-3, p. 6.
29. CSP Dom. 1631-3, p. 251; Squibb, 34, 57.
30. Oxford DNB; J.C. Cole, 'Notes on Henry Marten, Regicide, and his Fam.', Berks. Arch. Jnl. xlix. 26.
31. Gent. Mag. c. pt. 2, pp. 403-4.
32. Cole, 27; W.D. Macray, Reg. Magdalen, iii. 72-80.
33. J. Nichols, Progs. of Jas.I, i. 535.
34. Chamberlain Letters, i. 433.
35. VCH Berks. iv. 224, 467; CSP Dom. 1627-8, p. 136.
36. O.U. Kalu, 'Bps. of London and Religious Dissent in Early Stuart Eng.', JBS, xvii. 35-7.
37. Add. 37818, f. 52; Cole, 27.
38. HMC 4th Rep. 122.
39. Procs. 1625, pp. 531-2.
40. Ibid. 238, 241, 253.
43. Ibid. 259, 284, 300, 335.
46. Ibid. 330, 336, 341.
50. Ibid. 461-2, 463-4, 563-4; Gardiner, Hist. Eng. 1603-42, v. 429.
51. Procs. 1625, p. 462; C. Russell, PEP, 251.
52. Procs. 1626, ii. 26, 27.
56. Ibid, 88, 91, 95, 97.
57. Ibid. 117, 161, 164, 169; R. Lockyer, Buckingham, 311.
58. Procs. 1626, ii. 126.
59. Ibid. 216, 280, 306, 307.
61. Ibid. 446; iii. 97.
62. Ibid. ii. 328, 333; C115/108/8633.
63. Procs. 1626, iii. 99, 101-4, 414; HMC 4th Rep. 307; HMC Lonsdale, 10.
64. Procs. 1626, iii. 189, 190.
67. T. Birch, Ct. and Times of Chas. I, i. 116.
68. CSP Dom. 1627-8, pp. 184, 208; Lockyer, 368; G.E. Aylmer, King's Servants, 353.
69. Eliot's Letter-Bk. ed. A.B. Grosart, ii. 25.
70. Oxf. Univ. Arch. Reg. Convoc. N. (23), ff. 251-2v.
71. PROB 11/161, f. 48v.
72. CD 1628, ii. 41, 42.
73. Ibid. 258; Historical Collections ed. J. Rushworth, i. 521; Lansd. 494, f. 32v.
74. CD 1628, ii. 542, 549.
75. Ibid. 569; Russell, 353, 357.
76. CD 1628, iii. 44.
84. Ibid. 558-9, 572-80; C. Hill, 'Parl. and People in Seventeenth-Cent. Eng.', P and P, xcii. 116-17; Historical Collections, i. 579-84.
85. CD 1628, iii. 611.
86. Ibid. 600; iv. 70.
88. Ibid. 204, 238, 255.
89. Historical Collections, i. 617.
90. CD 1628, iv. 291.
91. Ibid. 360, 362, 367.
92. Ibid. 390, 403, 446.
93. CJ, i. 921b, 922a, 923b.
94. CD 1629, pp. 118, 184-5.
95. CJ, i. 926b; CD 1629, pp. 78, 149, 248-9.
97. Ibid. 930b; CSP Dom. 1627-8, p. 425; HMC Lonsdale, 55, 71.
98. CSP Dom. 1628-9, p. 276; CD 1629, pp. 212-13.
99. CD 1629, p. 80.
100. CJ, i. 931a, 932b.
101. Works of Abp. Laud ed. J.Bliss, iv. 225.
102. PROB 11/187, ff. 149v-50; C.M. Williams, 'Anatomy of a Radical Gent.', in Puritans and Revolutionaries ed. D. Pennington and K. Thomas, 119.


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Finishing my painting under the watchful eye of my toughest critic, my daughter Florence.
Cindy Tower, making it look easy.
Today I participated in a group performance which was organized by artist Cindy Tower. It consisted of thirty two painters and musicians facing off in a spectacle of improvised music and plein air portraits. The event was hosted in conjunction witht the Contemporary Art Museum's "Open Studio" program. People showed up and the rain stayed away, so we'll call that a successful event. The artists may reconvene at a later date to exhibit the finished works together.
This entry was posted in events, painting and tagged Cindy Tower, Crescendo, musicians, plein air on July 25, 2009 by johnsarra.