The Light of the World Youth Ministry serves to fortify our youth with the spiritual, educational and social values necessary to be successful and prosperous in today's world. We motivate our youth to maintain the highest standard of excellence in every field of human endeavor and most importantly, to honor and serve Jesus. Our programs are designed to stimulate varied interests and age groups. Help your youth find an engaging activity to participate in while nurturing their spiritual growth. Field trips and other engaging activities are planned throughout the year.
Promoting Righteousness, Inspiring, Mentoring and Encouraging Teens In a Ministry of Excellence is a weekly youth activity hosted by the young people of the Light, ages 13 - 18, known as the "Light Squad". Each Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. our youth enjoy food and fellowship while participating in bible study classes relevant to them. There is a Girls to Women class and a Boys to Men class. We provide homework assistance/tutoring and conclude with open-gym activities and basketball. There are also age appropriate bible classes and activities for their younger siblings, ages 2-12. Parents MUST sign their child/children in and out of this event.
Children's Church is a fun, interactive experience for children ages 2 to 11. Available at 9 a.m. and 12 noon, children are encouraged to become Christ-centered, passionate leaders that positively impact their community. Instructors bring the Word of God to our children in exciting ways that stimulate their minds in an age appropriate context. The children of all ages gather together for a worship experience which includes a Bible message, singing, storytelling and various plays performed by the children. Following the worship experience, the children enter into age-based clusters to receive further instruction, arts and craft time, fellowship, a snack, and dialogue about the lesson(s) learned for the day. Communion is provided for children that have been baptized. Parents must sign their children in and out of Children's Church located on the first floor east side wing of the church.
Children have the opportunity to light and then extinguish the candles before and after service. Children are trained to understand their role as a "Light" not only here at church, but everywhere they go.
Contemporary, jazz, hip hop and ballet elements are introduced, as children are taught routines that honor the Lord through dance.
Children also have the opportunity to worship the Lord through song.


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Haemodynamic monitoring (1)
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DNA cleavage (1)
Diradical-induced vinylcyclopropane fragmentation (1)
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Monitoring the circulatory responses of shocked patients during fluid resuscitation in the emergency department (2000)
Dark, P. M. ; Delooz, H. H. ; Hillier, V. ; [et al.] Hanson, J. ; Little, R. A.
Intensive care medicine 26 (2000), S. 173-179
Keywords: Key words Fluid resuscitation ; Haemodynamic monitoring ; Stroke distance ; Doppler ultrasound ; Hypovolaemic shock ; Severe sepsis
Topics: Medicine
Notes: Abstract Objectives: To assess the feasibility of constructing left ventricular response curves non-invasively during the fluid resuscitation of critically ill patients in the emergency department (ED) using a portable suprasternal Doppler ultrasound (PSSDU) device.¶Design: Prospective case series.¶Setting: Emergency department, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. Patients: Shocked patients in the ED were diagnosed by predefined criteria. Only those thought to require standardised intravenous colloid challenges were observed i. e., sequential boluses of 3.5 ml/kg/10 min titrated against changes in stroke distance (Doppler surrogate for left ventricular stroke volume).¶Results: A total of 50 shocked patients were studied. Stroke distance was measurable in 45 patients. 35 patients were fluid responders in terms of stroke distance. Group mean stroke distance increased during resuscitation (8.6 ± 4.1 cm to 19.5 ± 4.6 cm, P 〈 0.001) and then reached a plateau value (19.6 ± 4.6 cm, P = 0.488). No response to fluid was seen in nine patients of which eight had severe sepsis. Alternative therapeutic approaches increased stroke distance for all of these patients. Evidence for right ventricular dysfunction was found as a cause for fluid non-response in the majority of patients with sepsis.¶Conclusions: Previous experimental work has shown that changes in central blood flow can be derived using the PSSDU device. This clinical feasibility study suggests that the PSSDU can help tailor haemodynamic therapy for an individual patient and give an early indication of treatment failure in the ED.
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s001340050042
Turbulent friction reduction by aqueous poly(ethylene oxide) polymer solutions as a function of salt concentration (1974)
Little, R. C. ; Patterson, R. L.
New York, NY [u.a.] : Wiley-Blackwell
Journal of Applied Polymer Science 18 (1974), S. 1529-1539
Keywords: Chemistry ; Polymer and Materials Science
Topics: Chemistry and Pharmacology , Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Production Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, Traffic Engineering, Precision Mechanics , Physics
Notes: Turbulent friction reduction by high molecular weight poly(ethylene oxide) polymers has been examined in a series of salt solutions ranging from pure water to nearly theta solvent conditions. The effects of polymer homology and solvent character have been successfully analyzed under these conditions and relationships are proposed for the observed effects. The reduction in turbulent friction (drag reduction) has been catalogued through evaluation of the polymer intrinsic concentration - an index of drag reduction effectiveness. Plots of the reciprocal of the polymer intrinsic concentration versus salt molarity are approximately linear and are similar to the plots of intrinsic viscosity versus molarity reported by other workers. An attempt is made to graphically and numerically combine these results. The suggestion is advanced that those solvent properties which bring about decided conformational changes in these polymer molecules (as indexed by intrinsic viscosity effects) also affect, in an apparently analogous fashion, the turbulent friction reduction efficiencies of these molecules. The decreases in turbulent friction reduction resulting from the increasingly collapsed state of the polymer coil suggest the possibility of correlating friction reduction with changes in the polymer expansion factor α. On the basis of the limited data available, the suggestion is also made that drag reduction studies might best be made under theta solvent conditions where different polymer families might be more meaningfully compared in the absence of solvent effects.
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/app.1974.070180521
On the role of adsorption in the drag reduction effect (1974)
Peyser, P. ; Little, R. C.
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The Versatile Trimethylenemethane Diyl; Diyl Trapping Reactions - Retrospective and New Modes of Reactivity (1998)
Allan, Amy Kim ; Law Carroll, Georgia ; Little, R. Daniel
Liebigs Annalen 1998 (1998), S. 1-12
Keywords: TMM ; Diyl trapping reaction ; DNA cleavage ; Atom transfer ; Diradical-induced vinylcyclopropane fragmentation ; Chemistry ; General Chemistry
Notes: The diyl trapping reaction has been applied as the key step in the assembly of a variety of ring systems. An overview of the various modes of reactivity of the trimethylenemethane (TMM) diyl is presented, detailing both the mechanistic features affecting selectivity as well as several applications directed towards the synthesis of a variety of natural products. Also highlighted are two new areas of focus, atom transfer and diyl-induced vinylcyclopropane ring opening.
Observations of early turbulence in the pipe flow of drag reducing polymer solutions (1972)
Forame, P. C. ; Hansen, R. J. ; Little, R. C.
Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell
AIChE Journal 18 (1972), S. 213-217
Keywords: Chemistry ; Chemical Engineering
Topics: Chemistry and Pharmacology , Process Engineering, Biotechnology, Nutrition Technology
Notes: Early turbulence has for the first time been observed in the flow of very dilute polymer solutions in tubes larger than capillary size. Flow rate-wall shear stress measurements were conducted in 0.553 and 0.660 cm. diameter pipes. Polyethylene oxide samples of two molecular weights were employed, dissolved in water-glycerine mixtures with viscosities ranging from 0.0261 to 0.160 poise. The flow rate-wall shear stress relationship for these solutions corresponded to Poiseuille's Law below a well-defined onset wall shear stress, at which the Reynolds number was less than the transition value for Newtonian fluids. As the flow rate was increased from the onset condition, however, the wall shear stress became progessively larger than that predicted by the Poiseuille relationship. The onset wall shear stress for the phenomenon increased linearly with solvent viscosity. Its relationship to polymer concentration was dependent on the solvent viscosity. An explanation for early turbulence is suggested on the basis of these results, and the relationship of the phenomenon to turbulent flow drag reduction is discussed.
URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/aic.690180139
Drag reduction and structural turbulence in flowing polyox solutions (1970)
Little, R. C. ; Wiegard, M.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science 14 (1970), S. 409-419
Notes: Structural turbulence has been detected in dilute aqueous solutions of Polyox Coagulant (also known to be a highly effective drag-reducing agent). The flow line which characterizes structural turbulence from its onset in the laminar region passes well into the fully turbulent region (Reynolds turbulence) with virtually no change in slope, implying that the same molecular oscillations or segmental motions responsible for structural turbulence are now operative in drag reduction. The persistence of structural turbulence at very low concentrations is rationalized on the basis of Busse's explanation of the role of polymer entanglements in viscosity and elastic turbulence.
The effect of added salt on the flow of highly dilute solutions of poly(ethylene oxide) polymers (1971)
Little, R. C.
Notes: Early transition, early turbulence, and drag reduction were detected in flowing solutions of high molecular weight poly(ethylene oxide) condensates. Progressive addition of salt (magnesium sulfate) increased the onset point characterizing deviations from Newtonian flow for 1 ppm Polyox Coagulant solutions and eliminated early transition in the 10 ppm WSR-35 solutions. No further drag reduction was observed when the salt molarity reached the 0.65 level. In the Coagulant solutions the onset wall shear stress characterizing the flow deviation was an inverse function of the intrinsic viscosity of the polymer in the salt solution.
The drag reduction of dilute polymer solutions as a function of solvent power, viscosity, and temperature (1971)
Peyser, Paul ; Little, R. C.
Notes: The frictional drag reduction of high molecular weight poly(ethylene oxide) and polystyrene solutions under turbulent flow conditions has been studied as a function of temperature, solvent power, and solvent viscosity. A rotating-disc apparatus was used to make the drag reduction measurements. For aqueous poly(ethylene oxide) solutions, at concentrations well above that needed to produce maximum drag reduction, all drag reduction data reduced to a common curve when per cent drag reduction was plotted against the Reynolds number for the flow. However, for poly(ethylene oxide) solutions below this optimum concentration, the drag reduction-versus-Reynolds number curves showed decreasing drag reduction with increasing temperature. The data are explained primarily in terms of the inverse temperature solubility characteristics of poly(ethylene oxide) in water. The per cent drag reduction of polystyrene in nonaqueous liquids was found to be greater in good solvents than in poor ones. It was also found that increases in solvent viscosity and decreases in temperature increased the per cent drag reduction. The results are discussed in relation to the current drag reduction theories and are shown to be in opposition to Virk's theory. It is concluded from the data that drag reduction is very likely a function of a relaxation time phenomenon involving the polymer molecules and the flow system. The results also emphasize the importance of considering solvent power, viscosity, and temperature in the design of an efficient drag reduction system.
The flow of very dilute polyox solutions into a region of sudden capillary tube enlargement (1971)
Notes: The flow of dilute drag reducing polymer solutions through capillary tubes into a region of slightly greater tube diameter is characterized by almost complete recovery of the fluid. It is conjectured that the polymer molecules react to prevent the loss of kinetic energy by minimizing the formation of eddies resulting from the expansion.
Characterization of drag reduction and degradation effects in the turbulent pipe flow of dilute polymer solutions (1973)
Ting, R. Y. ; Little, R. C.
Notes: Turbulent drag reduction data were obtained at Re = 9000 in a 0.62-cm-I.D. pipe for five Polyox compounds covering a wide range of molecular weights. The concentration dependence of drag reduction was shown to obey an improved form of Virk's drag reduction equation, which was previously applied only to flows in capillary tubes. The efficiency of the drag-reducing polymer additives on a unit concentration basis at infinite dilution was determined by using a characteristic parameter, DRm/[c], for each compound. A linear relationship was found to exist between this parameter and polymer molecular weight. The polymer degradation data were analyzed through use of a variable related to the dissipated energy in the wall region. The polymer molecular weight was found to decrease as a hyperbolic function of the dissipated energy function. By examining the change of molecular weight with respect to this function, a degradation index characteristic of the entire Polyox polymer family was established. This index may be of general application and provide a method by which the shear stability of various species of drag-reducing polymers may be meaningfully compared.

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My passion is working with companies in consumer-facing industries to unlock the greatness in their people and processes.
A Project Management Institute-certified Project Management Professional (PMP) with thousands of hours of experience, I've lead virtually every type of project - from product launches to a multi-billion dollar loan conversion.
From full redesigns to incremental improvements, I help banks and lenders get the most out of their processes and eliminate waste. One improvement project cut a consumer lender's collection costs by 66%.
My experience isn't limited to consulting with operating units from the outside. I've led functional teams in consumer, commercial, and mortgage loan servicing and from consumer underwriting to recovery collections - even syndicated lending.
A consumer lender cuts its collection costs by two-thirds.
For years, Atlantic Financial Services outsourced its recovery collections to a multi-state law firm. Faced with flagging performance and escalating costs, we were convinced that we could do better. As Recovery Manager, I brought the effort back in-house. After a complete re-engineering of the collection process, my recovery team tripled collections and cut legal expenses by 66% within the first two years. In fact, the process was so effective that it was spun off and offered as a service to other clients.
A community bank does more. Faster.
After its loan portfolio grew by nearly 60% due to an acquisition, FirstMerit Bank was looking for a way to improve the response to consumer requests through its work order system. My project increased the services that customers could perform instantly on their own and reduced the total number of work queues. The end result: Work orders to the back office were cut by 56% and throughput time reduced by more than a full day.


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The Real World Benefit of a Student Consulting Project
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By Brianna Radicioni
Same-day delivery services have seen demand surge in the wake of the pandemic.
And, though business is booming, such unprecedented demand brings unforeseen challenges, and much less time for these companies to be thinking long-term strategy and innovation.
Yet, this spring, before coronavirus swept the United States, Babson MBA students already were thinking big with client partners, including one major Target-owned delivery service, as part of a signature Babson course.
One five-person MBA team worked with the C-suite at Shipt to help advance its focus on long-term strategy while day-to-day efforts took overwhelming priority for the company.
The Babson Consulting Experience
Named the Babson Consulting Experience (BCE), this required Babson MBA course is an opportunity for students to learn about organizations big and small, from the inside out, and to work with leading executives to solve real business needs.
"One of the most valuable parts of this project for me was the time (our client team) gave us, to pinpoint ideas and work through them together," said Andrea Roig MBA'21. "They were really just as engaged as we were and were really open to sharing key insights into their corporate strategy, which really helped us structure the project."
"Shipt's business was booming and Studio-E shifted their entire business online," added Robbie Rapson MBA'21. "In spite of this, Liselle and Nate gave us an unbelievable amount of time. I truly appreciate the opportunity to learn from them."
This client team, including Kelly Caruso, CEO of Shipt, Liselle Christian, chief of staff for Shipt, and Nate Garvis, co-founder of Studio/E, formerly of Target, and senior fellow at Babson's Lewis Institute for Social Innovation, felt a similar appreciation for this access and collaboration.
"This is the first time Shipt has worked with a student consulting team like this," shared Christian. "Being able to tap into brilliant young minds and do so to provide mutual benefit … this definitely won't be the last time we participate."
"Value Creation and Values Brought Together"
Roig, Rapson, and classmates Priyanka Menon MBA'21, Qianhan Zhang MBA'21, and Rahul Vajir MBA'21, were tasked with tackling Shipt's desire to better integrate sustainability efforts into its business model. They did so with the help of Senior Lecturer and faculty lead for this course Dwight Gertz.
"We can accomplish a lot in a classroom, but there is so much more to learn when our students work directly with senior executives on a real problem," said Gertz. "Our involuntary move to working online also gave the students an opportunity to be pioneers in the rapidly developing art and science of getting things done without getting together."
With a slew of ideas in mind, and an upcoming face-to-face, design-thinking workshop with Shipt, the pandemic hit, Shipt's flights were canceled, and classes moved online.
Though the workshop was held virtually, the team still found extreme value in this exercise and landed on one idea to pitch the company—a sustainable packaging system featuring collapsible, returnable boxes.
Garvis, who has worked with Babson since The Lewis Institute's inception, shared his excitement in seeing so much of its mission embodied in the students' work.
That is what it's all about, he said. "Growing business leaders and launching ideas that bring better health to our world and our communities … value creation and values brought together."
Bringing a Babson Idea to Life
For Christian, working with Babson students allowed her the time and space to pull away from the day to day "to think about the big picture," she said. On top of dealing with the pandemic, "we were in the midst of strategic planning, and the students helped get my mindset there."
Luckily, their work doesn't have to stop even though the project has ended. Shortly after semester's end, Roig joined Shipt as an intern.
Right around the time her team made their final pitch, Roig reached out to Christian to inquire about how the company would bring the idea to life and to learn more about opportunities at Shipt.
"I give her a lot of kudos for that … it's part of why we wanted to bring her on board," said Christian. "It'll be good to have her on the team, for fresh thinking and to help accelerate this project from prototyping and ideation, to next steps."
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In this article, Emirbayer launches a scathing assault on the new "substantialist" and overly quantitative approach to modern sociology. Specifically, Emirbayer discredits variable centered and rational choice models for attempting to deify social relations rather than to fully appreciate the rich context of time and space in the agency of actors within a social network. Arguing that sociology has moved away from its basic premise that human relations are dynamic in that actors significantly reform one another through their relations, Emirbayer advocates for language of "transaction" instead of "interaction" to restore culture and context to the science of sociology.


The latest version of the Pegasus comes in various colors and is lighter and a lot more flexible–which is great for moms who are experienced runners.
This lightweight tank top is made from DriLayer Burst fabric: Just what every runner needs to protect themselves from smelling bad during a run.
These have molded cups that come in more than just small, medium, and large options, which guarantees a more accurate fit.
Perfect for beginner runners, these well-cushioned, lightweight shoes are ideal for light runs or quick gym workouts.
For long walks, check out this pair of Keds: featuring soft breathable lining and a cushioned insole for added comfort.
The newest version of Fitbit is designed to specifically for active women. It has features including female health tracking (which lets its users record their menstrual cycles and see cycle predictions).


Blizzards mean different things to different people at different times in their lives. To a fifty-year-old drama critic recovering from congestive heart failure who has to make his way to and from the theater district in two feet of blowing snow, a blizzard can be a fearful nuisance, depending on his schedule and his frame of mind. Fortunately, I live a block away from the subway and wasn't in any great hurry. The streets and sidewalks were slippery but passable, and everyone I saw between my front door and the subway station was smiling. Most New Yorkers, however grumpy they may be on an ordinary day, respond festively to the short-lived chaos of a snowstorm….
Mezz Mezzrow is one of those fascinating, exceedingly odd figures in jazz history about whom I could write instructively and at length if I felt so moved. Alas, I don't, at least not today, so I'll leave it to Wikipedia to briefly tell his story. Suffice it for now to say that Mezzrow wasn't quite the worst clarinetist in the world, that he is widely and plausibly believed to have introduced Louis Armstrong to marijuana in 1928, and that (yes, I'm really going somewhere with this) he wrote a self-aggrandizing but nonetheless immensely readable autobiography called Really the Blues, originally published in 1946 and newly reprinted by New York Review Books, that I found altogether invaluable back when I was writing Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong.
It was little Dave who gave me a knockdown to George Jean Nathan and H.L. Mencken, two guys who could mess with the King's English too. Dave used to read The American Mercury from cover to cover, especially the section called "Americana" where all the bluenoses, bigots, and two-faced killjoys in this land-of-the-free got a going-over they never forgot. That Mercury really got to be the Austin High Gang's Bible. It looked to us like Mencken was yelling the same message in his magazine that we were trying to get across in our music; his words were practically lyrics to our hot jazz. I dug him all the way, because The Mercury gave you the same straight-seeing perspective that muta does—to me that hard-cutting magazine was a load of literary muggles.
How could I possibly have failed to include that paragraph in my Mencken biography? Ah, well, you can't think of everything….
Everyone is just about as racist—as you!
In today's Wall Street Journal drama column I review two New York shows, Smart People and the Broadway transfer of The Humans. Here's an excerpt.
Lydia R. Diamond's "Stick Fly," which made it to Broadway in 2011, showed us a slice of American life, the black upper class, that is scarcely ever portrayed on stage. It didn't quite work, but the best parts were so fine that I've been longing to see something else by Ms. Diamond ever since. Now Second Stage Theatre has mounted the New York premiere of "Smart People," her latest play, and loud, long cheers are definitely in order: I have no doubt that it marks the decisive emergence of a distinctive voice in American theater.
"Smart People" is set in and around Harvard. The characters are Valerie (Tessa Thompson), a light-skinned black stage actor who would be struggling were she not the scion of a well-heeled family; Jackson (Mahershala Ali), a dark-skinned black surgical intern who runs an inner-city clinic on the side; Ginny (Anne Son) a Chinese-Japanese-American psychologist-professor who studies "race and identity among Asian-American women"; and Brian (Joshua Jackson), a white neuroscientist who believes he's proved that white people are biologically predisposed to racism. All four are very smart, very attractive, very smug, very prickly, and competitively progressive, by which I mean that they preface every other sentence they utter by assuring you of the impeccability of their liberalism: "My politics are such that I can make that joke. With people who know me." They are, in short, comfy inhabitants of the academic monoculture—but not nearly as comfy, or as pristinely free of prejudice, as they suppose themselves to be.
At bottom "Smart People" is a sharp-edged satire, and Ms. Diamond's ear for the foibles of her subjects is so precisely tuned as to make "Clybourne Park" and "Disgraced" sound downright tone-deaf….
To read my review of Smart People, go here.
To read my review of The Humans, go here.


If you have an individual account on Remind, the best way to reach your entire school community is to create a class for school-wide messaging.
Parents and students can join this class with your class code, and you can add other administrators as co-owners.
You can manage participants the same way you would for any other class.
You can also archive the class and reuse the class code if you want to start fresh at the beginning of a school year.
If you're an administrator with a School or District Plan, school-wide classes can be automatically created from roster information. When you use the Admin Console to manage people in your school or district, any changes you make will be reflected in your school-wide class.


When running your regular game, it's good to add immersion to your game, finding a way to draw the players in to the 25th Century. Today, we're going to look at sound effects to add to your game.
Here's some background sounds from various Star Trek ships for you to run.
There are plenty more ambient sounds you can find on Youtube, but this gives a good sampling. Set up your computer to run this on the side, while you kick in some sound boards below on your phone.
This site, TrekCore has a great selection of all kinds of sound effects, a little bit of everything.
This site, LCARSCom has a really good selection of computer voice commands.
STDimension has another selection of great sound effects as well, from multiple species.
So, as you can see, there's a lot of great options for you. I know as soon as I kick off my own campaign, these sounds will be filling the air as my crew ventures into the final frontier. Enjoy.
EXCELLENT!!! I Use these in my game and even at work in my office. People love it.


Ted Koppel was born in the year 1940 on 8th of February and this makes his age 75 at this time. He has already been a legendary journalist and his work has touched many people all over the world. He was born in a place called Nelson, which lies in United Kingdom, and this makes his ethnicity white and nationality British. He is not very tall as he has a small height of 5 feet 4 inches, which is around 1.63 meters.
Wiki sites like Wikipedia and IMDb also contain information on him and his interesting biography. It does not seem like he is much into social networking sites like Twitter and Instagram and does not like to upload his latest and greatest pictures in those sites to share them. He can add spice to any news clips and because of that he is so successful today. He has a jaw dropping net worth of $15 million dollars, which proves how successful he has been.
He married Grace Anne Dorney Koppel in the year 1963 and their relationship as husband and wife is going very strong till now. As their relationship is based on trust and mutual understanding it is unlikely to break and go through divorce. He is not gay as he has a total of 4 children (kids) and their names are Andrea Koppel, Deidre Koppel, Andrew Koppel and the last one is Tara Koppel. He is not having any extra marital affair and this means he does not have any girlfriend also.
He has already worked for big channels such as Discovery Channel and his work for all of them has been simply amazing. His work for a TV show called Nightline was out of this world and this show gave him fame and good money. He has had some anger problems in the past and he must address them. He has appeared in many TV shows and has impressed in all of them.


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Wife Regina was married to Antoni Wazny 2nd. Antoni Wazny and Regina's first children are found in 1811 baptisms for Ruda Rozaniecka.


Facebook users appreciate sending out messages, but occasionally, errors take place, and they erase their Data consisting of images, video clips and More. If you're one of those who wants to recover deleted Facebook messages, after that, this tutorial will certainly aid. Yet, bear in mind that we are mosting likely to obtain the messages from your archived Data that Facebook stores on their web servers. so below are the overview How Can You Get Back Deleted Messages On Facebook.
On the next page, you obtain simple information concerning your archive content. Facebook stores your images, videos, messages, posts as well as a lot more. All you have to do is to click the button stating "Start my Archive". They will just press your archive.
A tiny pop-up window will be opened and all you need is to validate the process.
Normally, you will ask, for how long does it take to Download a copy of your Facebook Data? Well, that depends upon your Facebook account size. Yet in general, it takes one minute or so. If you have actually huge data kept in your account, and also you have great deals of posts during years, you should wait 30 minutes typically.
They will certainly send a confirmation e-mail informing you about the archive instantly, and also the other one will be obtained later on. Anyhow, Facebook will certainly send you the download link to your e-mail that you have actually used to sign up for your account.
You will obtain the Facebook email with the subject "Your Facebook download is ready", as well as it contains your download link. If you can not find the email, check your spam folder in Gmail. It's called "Junk" in Yahoo or various other services.
Please remember the web link ought to be at the bottom of the email. When you click that link, you get the listed below page and you just need to begin the download, and validate your password by entering it once again.
The downloaded archive file will be in ZIP layout. To open that file, you need the appropriate software program, or Download WinRar if it's not yet set up. That compressed folder consists of all your Facebook Data, shared or personal information. You can open them by category, and see them in your Browser.
Currently, you have actually effectively recuperated all your deleted messages in Facebook. That benefits you when you have to verify something. However keep in mind that that's not good for those one billion people, that assume that they are sharing personal information via Facebook. Nothing is secure there, as well as you need to handle and also utilize your account smartly.
Facebook complies with the principle of 'off the internet' which means it conserves all those messages which you have sent out or obtained somewhere in your smartphone's memory. This is just how you can recover your Facebook messages which are erased from your smart device memory.
Step # 2. Install and also open up the ES file Explorer app on your Android phone and also go to 'Storage/SD card' alternative.
Step # 5. Below you will certainly find several folders which are related to all the apps you are using, locate 'com.facebook.orca' a folder which is for the Facebook Messenger messages and also faucet on it.
Below you will certainly discover all your Facebook Messenger messages. You can do this procedure also by attaching your smartphone to your PC as well as using Windows Explorer.
As soon as the check mores than you will be able to pick the Facebook messages you intend to recover from the total list of erased messages from your display.
Action # 5. Locate the message or messages you wish to recover and pick it by checking the box alongside it.
I wish you have recouped the Deleted Facebook Messages. To get succeed in this process you have to get the back-up of your discussion consistently otherwise you could place the Back-up ON in the Messenger settings. This will certainly assist to recover the erased messages in easy steps.
If you have anymore inquiries in this procedure, let me recognize in comment section as well as share this post with others to obtain them aided with this.


Manhattan Concert Productions presents Richard Burchard's Seven Last Words of Christ, performed by the Masterwork Festival Chorus with the New York City Chamber Orchestra and conductor Greg Fuller. The program will also include Z. Randall Stroope's "Dies Irae," Vaughan Williams's "Let All the World in Every Corner Sing," and more performed by the National Festival Chorus conducted by Stroope. Also performing will be the Hartwick College Wind Ensemble led by director Andrew D. Pease.


Sunwing has dropped the price of a few flights from Winnipeg to Orlando, Florida down to $268 CAD roundtrip including taxes.
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In New Zealand the Māori language is experiencing a revival. Try to learn some Māori language phrases while you're here – start with 'kia ora' – hello!
When you visit New Zealand you will immediately become aware of the Māori language, as the vast majority of place names are indigenous. At first you may be puzzled by the seemingly impossible-to-pronounce names. In fact, Māori has a logical structure and, unlike English, has very consistent rules of pronunciation.
Kei te pēhea koe? - How's it going?
How do you say Onehunga, Whangamomona and Ngunguru?
The Māori language consists of five vowel sounds: a e i o u ('a' as in 'car', 'e' as in 'egg', 'i' like the 'ee' in 'tee', 'o' as in 'four', 'u' like an 'o' in 'to'). There are eight consonants in Māori similar to those in English — 'h', 'k', 'm', 'n', 'p', 'r', 't', and 'w'. There are also two different consonants — 'wh' and 'ng'. Many Māori pronounce the 'wh' sound similar to our 'f'. The 'ng' is similar to our own 'ng' sound in a word like 'sing', except that in Māori, words can start with 'ng'.
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August 1975 - November 1975
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08-98/75: Jerry Garcia (v, eg, org, perc), Bob Weir (eg, bv), Phil Lesh (bg), Mickey Hart (dr,perc), Bill Kreutzmann (dr), Keith Godcheaux (p, ep), Donna Godcheaux (bv), John Kahn (org)
10-11/75: Jerry Garcia (v, eg, ag, synth, perc), John Kahn (bg, synth, org, clav, vib), Nicky Hopkins (p), Larry Knechtel (ep, p), Ron Tutt (dr), Mickey Hart (perc), Bob Weir (bv), Donna Godchaux (bv)
The third solo album from Grateful Dead lead guitarist Jerry Garcia comes as the result of the band's mini-hiatus from touring during late 1974 and most of 1975. Rather than auditioning a new combo, Garcia splits Reflections evenly between recordings made with the Dead as well as his Legion of Mary and Jerry Garcia Band side projects. As with his previous non-Dead effort, Garcia (Compliments of Garcia), this disc includes a blend of originals and cover tunes. Astute Deadheads will inevitably recognize that all four cuts featuring backing by the Dead had been part of their live repertoire for several years. Although only five of the tracks were co-authored by Garcia's primary lyrical collaborator, Robert Hunter, all eight of them remained in Garcia's solo set lists for the balance of his career. The material on this album is uniformly strong and includes some of the best studio work that the Dead had been involved in since American Beauty and Workingman's Dead. Their sound is no longer as rurally influenced; instead, they adopt an equally laid-back, jazzy approach. This is perhaps most strikingly evident in the new direction given to "They Love Each Other." Although initially presented as an up-tempo boogie, by contrast it is now a slinky, low-key affair. The retooled version became a staple throughout the Dead's mid-to-late-'70s live sets, occasionally resurfacing during their waning years. There are more subtle variations on the absolutely stunning and emotive ballads "Comes a Time" and "Must Have Been the Roses" -- which also cropped up underneath the closing credits of the Grateful Dead Movie (1976).
The all-star cast that Garcia assembled for "Mission in the Rain" -- as well as Allen Toussaint's "I'll Take a Melody," Hank Ballard's "Tore up Over You," and the Johnny Russell country hit "Catfish John" -- includes John Kahn (bass), Ron Tutt (drums), Nicky Hopkins (keyboards), and Larry Knechtel (keyboards). The latter cover tune is also notable, as both Garcia and Kahn had presented it with a full-throttle bluegrass attitude during their time in the short-lived Old & in the Way project. With the exception of Knechtel, the remaining trio continued to perform in the Jerry Garcia Band during the mid-'70s. -- Lindsay Planer (AMG)
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2 Mission In The Rain Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter
3 They Love Each Other Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter
4 I'll Take A Melody Allen Toussaint
5 It Must Have Been The Roses Robert Hunter
6 Tore Up Over You Hank Ballard
7 Catfish John Bob McDill, Allen Reynolds
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My Amiibo Learned To Kick My Butt In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
By Jack . November 19, 2014 . 9:31am
November 21st doesn't just mark the launch of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, but also the launch of the Amiibos. Smash Bros. for Wii U also just happens to have the most interesting use of the Amiibo thus far, allowing you to transfer an adaptable AI into the game to fight against. Mario Amiibo in hand, I decided to put the Amiibo through the wringer and see just what exactly it's capable of doing.
The thing that most piqued my interest about the Amiibos was how they're supposed to "learn" from you. Wanting to test that out, I decided to play some matches on Final Destination with a very low amount of items. My actions were deliberate: I'd only do simple A button combos, fully charged up-smashes, and roll dodges. Maybe the occasional taunt, too. I basically wanted to see if the Amiibo would noticeably pick up on any of those actions.
At level 1, the Amiibo is about as intelligent as you'd expect. While it tries to move around and occasionally throw out an attack, it's basically a punching bag. Very quickly after I started beating up on it, though, it began to level up. Leveling up seems to be fairly random, but more likely when you do something that the Amiibo would qualify as "new" like hitting it with a new attack or item. After a few matches, I began to notice some quirks in my Amiibo's behavior.
Curiously, the Amiibo would often punch the air in what appeared to be an attempt to do the simple A button combo. It's hard to tell if the AI was just really bad at that level, but a possible explanation is that it happened because the character I chose to spar against the Amiibo with was Mega Man. His basic A button combo simply shoots pellets, which can hit from a slight distance, similar to the distance my Amiibo would go into a punching flurry. I also noticed that the Amiibo had slowly become counter-happy using Mario's cape move, which is especially good at reflecting Mega Man's projectile-based attacks.
Probably the most noticeable behavior switch comes from the Amiibo's interaction with items. When I first started, my Amiibo would completely ignore them in favor of more complex tactics like randomly punching the air. Once I had begun using a few Assist Trophies, the Amiibo then reconsidered its strategy. What started as an innocent experiment soon became an addiction. The Amiibo indiscriminately grabbed basically every item it could get its hands on, to the point where it seemed to develop a radar-vision and could detect items that were out of the camera's view.
Around Level 27 or so, I was beginning to notice a disturbing trend: my Amiibo was starting to beat me. It was now always going straight for the items, always knew when to attack, and its cape counters always seemed on point. I was curious to see just how much my Amiibo had improved, so I pitted it against a couple of level 9 difficulty AIs. There were no survivors.
Initially, I thought of the Amiibo as a sparring buddy, but soon realized it could be more useful as a powerful ally. I've since done multiple team battles with the Amiibo, both with the AI and other human beings, and he very rarely lets me down. As far as one-on-one battles with it go, it's a pretty tough match. If items are on I tend to not stand a chance, but with them off it's a manageable but difficult fight. At this point it's hard to tell what specifically the Amiibo "learned" from me, but its general improvement in skill is extremely noticeable.
So that brings us to the ultimate question here: is Amiibo something worth investing in for its use with Super Smash Bros. for Wii U? Probably not, but I was surprised by how into it I got. Watching my Amiibo grow from a helpless baby into reliable teammate was a strangely satisfying experience, even if its use is fairly limited. If you're going to get an Amiibo anyways, either for the collector's value or its interactions with other Nintendo games, I'd say the Amiibo's Smash Bros. integration is certainly something worth checking out.
Food for Thought:
1. My favorite thing about Amiibos is just that it feels like it's been a long time coming. The Super Smash Bros. series has always had that thematic element of figures coming to life since the very first game, so it's really interesting to see that actually manifest in reality.
2. I tried really, really hard to teach my Amiibo how to taunt. I would taunt whenever I killed it, whenever I killed someone else, sometimes I would even just taunt in the middle of a match for the heck of it. Maybe the Amiibo is just built-in with better manners than me, but I could never get it to become smarmy scumbag I wanted it to be.
3. Outside of matches, you can feed your Amiibo equipment you don't want, which increases stats and can give it bonus effects when you're playing in Custom mode. Personally I find the idea of keeping Mario as a pet and feeding him to be kind of creepy, but I guess it works.
Read more stories about Playtests & Super Smash Bros. Wii U & Wii U on Siliconera.
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Q: C++ evaluation order and sequenced before and compiler reorder? I've read from Order of evaluation, and I don't understand it well. Does the order mean the execution order in run time or just the logic order in the source code?
Let's see a code snippet as below:
void f()
{
   int a = 10; // A
   int b = 20; // B
   //...
}

Does it mean that expression A is sequenced before expression B?
And is the c++ compiler allowed to reorder the code as below?
void f()
{
   int b = 20; // B
   int a = 10; // A
    //...
}

If a compiler does reorder the code as above, then should we say that expression B is sequenced before A?

A: As a general rule, the compiler is allowed to do anything at all as long as the outcome is the same as if it had compiled your code exactly as written.
In fact, your typical C/C++ compiler, with any reasonable optimization flags enabled, given a function like:
void f (void) {
  int a = 20;
  int b = 10;
}

will simply compile it as:
f:
  ret

In other words, it will treat it as an empty function. The reason is that the function has no effects whatsoever; those variables are assigned to, but their values are never used (in technical terms, they are dead stores), and thus the compiler can ignore them.
Now, let's look at a more practical example:
void foo (int num, int * num2, int * num3) {
  *num2 = num * 2;
  *num3 = num * 3;
}

Can the compiler reorder those statements? The answer is a firm no. The reason is that num2 and num3 may point to the same address (in other words, you may call the function like foo(3, &bar, &bar)), and thus the order of the writes matters. On the other hand, in C only (but not C++), we could write it like so:
void foo (int num, int * restrict num2, int * restrict num3) {
  *num2 = num * 2;
  *num3 = num * 3;
}

In that case, the restrict keyword tells the compiler that the pointers must point to different addresses, and thus reordering the statements is allowed, as the results are the same regardless of the order in which they are executed.

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Tour de France: Could Van Aert end Sagan's grip on green?
The young Belgian has the legs and versatility to challenge Sagan in the points competition, but team duties could come first.
August 24, 2020 Jim Cotton
Wout van Aert: Green jersey contender at the Tour de France? Photo: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images
For the first time in years, there could be a serious threat to Peter Sagan's grip on the green jersey at the Tour de France.
The Slovakian may have taken a record seven points titles at the Tour in the past eight years, but that was before Wout van Aert became the all-conquering monument-winner he is today.
Sagan has ruled the green jersey, not through out-and-out sprint speed alone, but the ability to be up at the pointy-end in all scenarios, from bunch sprints to hilltop kicks and cunning late breakaways. Savvy as ever, the 30-year-old has also been sure to scoop up the intermediate sprint points to guarantee his green jersey chances, often taking the classification by chasmic margins.
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However, let's face it, Sagan of 2020 just is not the force that he was in his peak days of 2015 to 2017.
The Slovakian star has flown, by his own standards, relatively under the radar since racing restarted in August.
He failed to finish the attritional Strade Bianche, and ended up one slot off the podium at both Milano-Torino and Milano-Sanremo. After that, he was sent to the Dauphiné to suffer through some "character-building" miles in the mountains and top up his form in preparation for the Tour.
While Sagan is on simmer, Van Aert is on a roaring boil and could prove too hot for Sagan to handle.
Enter Wout van Aert
Van Aert is proving he can do it all, from Strade Bianche to reduced bunch sprints. Photo: James Startt
Van Aert has risen from "star" to "superstar" status through August.
The young Belgian steamrolled through the opening of the restarted season, going solo to win Strade Bianche, out-kicking Julian Alaphilippe to take Milano-Sanremo, and beating a whos-who of sprinters in the opening stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné.
As if that wasn't enough, the 25-year-old went on to haul his bulky frame over mountain after mountain in the Jumbo-Visma engine room at the Tour de l'Ain and Critérium du Dauphiné. Clearly bored of sitting idle, he also crushed the Belgian national time trial championships last week.
However, Wout has a grandiose team objective to contribute to in France this summer, and solo points-hunting exploits will be secondary.
Just as his main role was to pull Primož Roglič and Co. through the Alps at the Dauphiné, the 25-year-old powerhouse knows that same thing will be his raison d'être at the Tour de France. For the first time in years, Team Ineos is not the one-and-only contender for the Tour, with Van Aert's Dutch team revving and ready to go all-in to defeat Egan Bernal and his soon-to-be renamed Ineos Grenadiers squad.
"In the Tour, we need all the strength to reach that goal [of beating Ineos]," Van Aert said after winning the national time trial last week.
While Sagan can freelance his way through France unhindered of domestique duties as the remainder of his Bora-Hansgrohe teammates work in support of GC captain Emanuel Buchmann, Van Aert could be left toiling in the flatlands and lower slopes of the mountains in France. Van Aert is toeing the party line, saying that his team's ambitions come before his own at the Tour.
"I have had very good results so far. I am therefore very motivated to help my teammates, as I did on the Dauphiné," he said. "Obviously, if I have the chance, the opportunity, to seek personal success, I will go for it … but no, I will not ride for the green jersey.
"The points ranking is a real job every day, with the obligation to participate in intermediate sprints to take the most possible points. The green jersey, it will not be for this year – but it will be a goal in the future, yes."
Duties to his team leaders didn't stop Van Aert from snagging a stage at the Dauphiné, and with this year's Tour packed with spicy stages that promise the unexpected, the Belgian thinks those opportunistic moments to snatch wins – but perhaps not those pivotal mid-stage sprint points – will be there.
"If there's a chance for me in a small stage race of five days, there will undoubtedly be chances in the Tour, which lasts for three weeks," Van Aert told Het Laatste Nieuws after outsprinting fellow green jersey could-be Daryl Impey (Mitchelton-Scott) for his Dauphiné win.
Stages, yes. A green jersey? Maybe not.
Better chances than the Belgian?
Bennett has the brawn and the brains to challenge for green. Photo: David Ramos/Getty Images
Impey is one of many heading to the Tour de France as a dedicated stage-hunter who may have the freedom that Van Aert lacks to challenge Sagan, with Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick-Step), Matteo Trentin (CCC-Team) and Sonny Colbrelli (Bahrain-McLaren) also the type of lightweight, versatile sprinters that could be going green come September 20 in Paris.
Michael Matthews (Sunweb) is the one rider to have taken the green jersey during Sagan's decade of dominance – even if he did only manage that by virtue of the Slovakian's mid-race disqualification in 2017. However, the versatile Aussie is out of the Tour picture this year, instead going to the Giro d'Italia.
As a genuine fast-finisher who can punch over a short climb, Bennett is perhaps Sagan's biggest threat after Van Aert. Nevertheless, despite picking up a confidence-boosting win at Tour of Wallonie earlier this month, the Irishman wouldn't back himself against the indomitable Belgian.
"I put Wout van Aert on first," Bennett said when asked who would win the Tour's green jersey. "Van Aert is so surreal, so strong. I saw him win in the Dauphiné, unbelievable. I will also try to get green, but he is of a different level."
Van Aert has the wind at his sails, and has shown the world, and his rivals, that he can do it all. Although domestique duty may rule him out of the running for the green as we head toward the Tour, this year has proven that these are times to expect the unexpected.
A derailment of Jumbo-Visma's yellow jersey bid through crashes or catastrophes could see the team pivoting toward other ambitions. And should that happen, it's odds-on that it will be green light for the green jersey for Van Aert.
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from email import utils as email_utils
import re

import six
from six.moves import http_client
from six.moves.urllib import parse

from stackalytics.openstack.common import log as logging
from stackalytics.processor import utils

LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__)

EMAIL_HEADER_PATTERN = ('From \S+(?: at \S+)?\s+'
                        '\w{3}\s+\w{3}\s+\d{1,2}\s+\d{2}:\d{2}(?::\d{2})?'
                        '(?:\s+\S+)?\s+\d{4}.*?\n')

MAIL_BOX_PATTERN = re.compile(
    '^' + EMAIL_HEADER_PATTERN +
    'From: (?P<author_email>\S+(?: at \S+))'
    '(?:\W+(?P<author_name>\w+(?:\s\w+)*))?.*?\n'
    'Date: (?P<date>.*?)\n'
    'Subject: (?P<subject>.*?)(?=\n\S+:)'
    '.*?Message-ID: (?P<message_id>\S+)\n'
    '\n(?P<body>.*?)\n'
    '(?=' + EMAIL_HEADER_PATTERN + 'From: )',
    flags=re.MULTILINE | re.DOTALL)

MESSAGE_PATTERNS = {
    'bug_id': re.compile(r'https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/(?P<id>\d+)',
                         re.IGNORECASE),
    'blueprint_id': re.compile(r'https://blueprints.launchpad.net/'
                               r'(?P<module>[^\/]+)/\+spec/(?P<id>[a-z0-9-]+)',
                               re.IGNORECASE),
}

TRAILING_RECORD = ('From ishakhat at mirantis.com  Tue Sep 17 07:30:43 2013'
                   'From: ')

def _get_mail_archive_links(uri):
    content = utils.read_uri(uri)
    links = set(re.findall(r'\shref\s*=\s*[\'"]([^\'"]*\.txt\.gz)', content,
                           flags=re.IGNORECASE))
    return [parse.urljoin(uri, link) for link in links]

def _link_content_changed(link, runtime_storage_inst):
    LOG.debug('Check changes for mail archive located at uri: %s', link)
    parsed_uri = parse.urlparse(link)
    conn = http_client.HTTPConnection(parsed_uri.netloc)
    conn.request('HEAD', parsed_uri.path)
    res = conn.getresponse()
    last_modified = res.getheader('last-modified')
    conn.close()

    if last_modified != runtime_storage_inst.get_by_key('mail_link:' + link):
        LOG.debug('Mail archive changed, last modified at: %s', last_modified)
        runtime_storage_inst.set_by_key('mail_link:' + link, last_modified)
        return True

    return False

def _retrieve_mails(uri):
    LOG.debug('Retrieving mail archive from uri: %s', uri)
    content = utils.read_uri(uri)
    if not content:
        LOG.error('Error reading mail archive from uri: %s', uri)
        return

    content = utils.gzip_decompress(content)
    LOG.debug('Mail archive is loaded, start processing')

    content += TRAILING_RECORD

    for rec in re.finditer(MAIL_BOX_PATTERN, content):
        email = rec.groupdict()
        email['author_email'] = email['author_email'].replace(' at ', '@', 1)
        if not utils.check_email_validity(email['author_email']):
            continue

        email['date'] = int(email_utils.mktime_tz(
            email_utils.parsedate_tz(email['date'])))

        for pattern_name, pattern in six.iteritems(MESSAGE_PATTERNS):
            collection = set()
            for item in re.finditer(pattern, email['body']):
                groups = item.groupdict()
                item_id = groups['id']
                if 'module' in groups:
                    item_id = groups['module'] + ':' + item_id
                    email['module'] = groups['module']
                collection.add(item_id)
            email[pattern_name] = list(collection)

        yield email

def log(uri, runtime_storage_inst):

    links = _get_mail_archive_links(uri)
    for link in links:
        if _link_content_changed(link, runtime_storage_inst):
            for mail in _retrieve_mails(link):
                LOG.debug('New mail: %s', mail['message_id'])
                yield mail

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Change alone is unchanging.
On 'Supernatural,' you go to a location and another location, and every week they do amazing things up there. You have to kind of hit the ground running and really start to look to the core of the story you're trying to tell.
Ben Edlund
I think it's criminal how little people in the military are paid. These are people out risking their lives, taken away from their families for long periods of time. I think they should be paid dramatically more than they're paid.
Life is stressful.
But the imposition of morality onto science, - where it does not belong - has become rampant in recent years.
I've never really had a competitive relationship in any work situation.
The Thought Police: To censor and protect.
Sudden resolutions, like the sudden rise of mercury in a barometer, indicate little else than the variability of the weather.
Now there are two or three teams who are very ethical in their outlook who have opened up the economic benefits and that is probably going to be a turning point in the sport.
The essence of the beautiful is unity in variety.
Obamacare is terminal. It is going to fail under the crushing weight of its own flawed design.
Glenn Thompson
Science is the first expression of punk, because it doesn't advance without challenging authority. It doesn't make progress without tearing down what was there before and building upon the structure.
I'm very happy I get to keep working - it's an insanely fortunate thing.
You can instill fear in your kids and get them to mind, but they won't function better in the world and your relationship will suffer greatly.
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Was the Penny Farthing a nightclub or a bar/pub?
I opened the Penny Farthing in 1966 as resident DJ.
it was a very upmarket Discoteque with Star Holdings, the owners, having spent £0.5m fitting it out. A great deal of money in those days.
A regular visitor was the womaniser Peter Stringfellow who owned the MoJo Club, a more downmarket place in the City. Ten years later I met him in his famous club in the Charing Cross Rd and he admitted to me the Penny Farthing was his inspiration for Stringfellows.
Is that Terry Steeples (black swan) in the middle of the pic.
Yes I remember the Penny farthing it was what I would call a Discotheque, all ordinary blokes like me waited patiently outside, quite often in the rain before the doorman let you in, whilst nice looking girls and the Sheffield football fraternity Owls and Blades players like Eustace, Badger, Shaw etc were whizzed to the front and allowed free entry, if that wasn't bad enough the footballers then had the pick of all the best looking girls!
Without getting too bitter and twisted though I remember some great dance music as they were always playing Tamla Mowtown, most of the guys used to stand at the bar and around the small dance floor ogling the girls.
Ronnie Crookes was the manager/ doorman in the early days and as he was an ex boxer, very little trouble!
a guy called Dave Rothwell was a later manager PF. not sure but there may have been a name change before he took over.


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Wells' annual Business Idea Competition celebrates students' ground-breaking innovation as teams from multiple majors and class years work together to design either a for-profit or not-for-profit business.
"I find it very comfortable as well as a prestigious thing to share knowledge and to see how the next generation is contributing to economic development."
Gehan Dhameeth
Assistant Professor of Business; Chair, Business Program
Under the guidance of Wells' Sullivan Center for Business and Entrepreneurship, the event promotes a well-rounded, fundamental understanding of key interdisciplinary practices essential to the success of any organization. Entrepreneur Week also includes lectures from successful entrepreneurial CEOs of both for-profit and not-for-profit companies.
Each team is required to submit a written business plan and challenged with the task of pitching their original business idea to a panel of judges. With the mentorship of faculty professionals, the student entrepreneurs work together to learn critical reasoning and communication skills required for leadership roles within any career pathway. The winners in each field earn cash awards, with the potential of additional incentives to pursue their business' start-up campaign and give rise to a brand new real-world business.
The judges for the 2017 competition were life coach and director of Rev: Ithaca Startup Works Ariana Blossom '06, Wake Up Waffles founder Keegan Evans '15, senior vice president of CenterState CEO Andrew Fish, and Sue Edinger, general manager of the Inns of Aurora. The keynote speaker for the week was Miki Agrawal, creator of THINX, ICON, Wild NY, and TUSHY.
Eliza Schwab '18 and Kent Schwab earned the grand prize for their idea Schwab's Cider Port; they also took first in the Friends-Family-Faculty category. First place in the for-profit category was Charles Noble '17 (Memory Makerspace), and the social impact category was led by Alyssa Broome '17 and Kelly Reppert '17 (Willow Creek Health & Wellness Center). A prize for Most Sustainable Business Idea went to Yequarah Conner '19 and Marian Brown (Hemp Sweet Home). All of the place winners qualified for the NY State Business Plan Competition, and four teams planned to compete.
After a week of planning and mentoring and an inspiring keynote address by entrepreneur Leila Janah, the competition took place in Stratton Hall. The judges had narrowed the field from the 35 teams that registered to six semi-finalists, each of which gave a short presentation of their ideas and plans for potential implementation. Judging took into account the quality of the presentation, potential effectiveness of the idea, and the work that participants had put into researching and modifying their ideas. This year's judges were Keegan Evans '15, an entrepreneur for seven years and previous "Be Your Own Boss!" competitor; Jennifer Pelton '92, Director of Development at the Public Justice Center in Baltimore; John Gardner, photographer, entrepreneur, real estate developer, and consultant; and Kevin Miles, director of the Sullivan Center for Business and Entrepreneurship.
The winners were:
Adulting (Chelsea Carlin '16 and Lyndsey Wells '16). Grand Prize Winner.
South Shore Pediatrics ( Alyssa Broome '17 and Kelly Reppert '17). First Place, Social Impact.
CEL Gaming (Jake Smith '16, Valerie Schweigert '16, Larry Force '16, and Chazz Noble '17). First Place, For-Profit.
The competition, held in the newly-renovated Zabriskie Hall, brought together 41 student teams competing for $7,000 in prizes with their original and innovative business ideas in for-profit, non-profit and social impact arenas. The grand prize went to "Jaunt," the brainchild of Matthew Getch '15 (a Computer Science major from Cali. with a minor in Mathematics), Valerie Schweigert '16 (a Sociology and Anthropolgy major, minoring in Business, from Texas), Jake Smith '16 (a New Yorker majoring in Film and Media Studies) and Chazz Noble '17 (from N.J. and an undeclared major). The students' service would allow customers to input a date, budget and a few keywords and result in a pre-planned but entirely spontaneous—and even secret—vacation. Other winners included a fitness-focused food truck and a drive-through restaurant offering health food.
Throughout the week, faculty and alumnae guest speakers and judges served as advisors and mentors to the aspiring entrepreneurs. The mentoring focused on the presentation of the business idea itself, as judges deliberated over the student's creative concepts and met with student teams individually to review their written business plans in addition to judging their presentations. One of the guest speakers for the week, Jennifer Pelton '92, gave a talk titled "Insider Secrets about the Non-Profit Job Market." Pelton, who is director of development at The Public Justice Center in Baltimore, Md., shared information about the professional path that brought her to her current role, a typical day in her career, the importance of mentors, and how to generate opportunities and explore interests through internships.
The keynote speaker, Miki Agrawal, is the founder of several businesses in areas including New York City, Las Vegas and Sri Lanka, including the farm-to-table, alternative pizza concept WILD, for which she partnered with the CEO of Zappos.com. In her talk,"Do Cool Sh*t," also the title of her best-selling book, Agrawal mentioned that she regularly corresponds with former President Bill Clinton to address social impact and women's issues.
The re-branded "Be Your Own Boss" Business Idea Competition created a flurry of activity at Wells. The week kicked off with a talk by Dave Brandt, head coach of the U.S. Naval Academy soccer team. Brandt became an entrepreneur in order to follow his passion, building a successful business in addition to his remarkable coaching career. Keynote speaker Jessica Jackley, a liberal arts major, gave a remarkable lecture on how during her experience as volunteer in Haiti and Africa she came to realize that people in developing countries wanted more direct opportunities to improve the lives of their families. This led to the development of her not-for-profit company, Kiva.org, which has enabled 1 million people to loan $500 million to low-income or underserved entrepreneurs around the world.
The prize winners in the For Profit track were:
First Place: Constantinos (Costa) Frangeskides '14 and Sarah Paddock '16 (Sky Hi Photos)
Second Place: Alexander (Alex) Milliken '17 (Eyes of You)
Third Place: Charles (Chazz) Noble '17 (8 Bit Events)
Fourth Place: Dauris Little '14, Haniyyah Bashir '14, Jonathan (Jon) Bonds '14 and Stephen Domfeh '16 (Prep You)
Fifth Place: Keegan Evans '15 (Parker Lane Productions)
The prize winners in the Social Impact track were:
First Place (tie): Jessica Gulvin '16, Emily Guzman '16 and Norma Valdez '16 (Heart of Gold)
First Place (tie): Aviv Hilbig-Bokaer '17 (Wells College Farm)
Third Place: Annalise Van Vranken '14 Alex Cakmak '14, Colleen Willis '14 and Rebecca Wind '14 (Oy Ya Pots)
All students who participated in the 2013 Entrepreneur Week demonstrated ingenuity and ambition as they presented their ideas. They developed their projects with the assistance of Wells' Entrepreneur in Residence Jon Greene and came prepared to discuss the product or service provided, the value and benefits they would deliver to customers, their target market and marketing strategy, and the way that it would relate to the closest competition. Additionally, the first- and second-place winners were again eligible to take advantage of award money to carry out their business plan.
The competition also included an ice cream social in the lobby of Stratton Hall, giving the participants the chance to sample Sundaes Best Hot Fudge Sauce, the specialty of alumna entrepreneur and keynote speaker Katie Camarro '85. Katie's talk covered her experiences leading up to the founding of her company, some of the challenges she had faced and solutions she found, and the rewards of forming the skills and relationships that helped her succeed.
The 2013 Entrepreneur Week Winners were:
First Prize – Dauris Little '14 (Tech Guyz)
Second Prize – Monika Savannah Tucker '15 / Tyler Fishetti '15 (Speed of Light)
Third Prize – Keegan Evans '15 (Parker Lane Productions)
Wildcard prizes – Beverly Wallenstein '16 (My Yoga Experience) and Nellye Archibald '14 (Gabon Souvenir)
Honorable Mentions – Wyatt Buerkle '16 (Solpow), Katie Eidem '16 (Temp Keep), and Muath Alawi '16 / Steven Domfeh '16 (Prep Station)
In 2012, twenty-three Wells students spent Entrepreneur Week discussing their business ventures, refining projects, and preparing to present their ideas. Audience members also played a crucial role in rewarding the work of these students. Attendees were given pretend money to "invest" in the ideas that they found the most promising; the amount that each collected was awarded to the team as a prize and factored into the judging process and the special awards. Keynote speaker Julie Shimer, CEO of Welch Allyn and founder of Blue Highway, gave a special lecture on entrepreneurship.
Winners of the 2012 Entrepreneur Week were:
First Place: Chris Guard '12 and Mitch Moulton '12 (Next Stepping Stone)
Second Place: Sara Spezzano '12 and Alanna Verderber '12 (Empowering Yourself)
Business Entrepreneurship
First Place: Colin Evans '12 and Alex Riad '12 (Flushies)
Second Place (tie): Julie Kang '13, Emily Mulkerne '12, Brenna Toomey '13, Olivia Touron '15, and Brynn Wilkinson '13 (Bring on the Heat); Jessica Alicea '14 and Melissa Fortin '14 (Moviepalooza)
The inaugural Entrepreneurship Week was held shortly after Wells added business and entrepreneurship courses of study. In the for-profit category, students were measured on their business plan, revenue generation, and likelihood of becoming an actual product. In the not-for-profit category, judging criteria included number of people helped, number of people potentially helped, scale of social ill, and likelihood of alleviating social ill. All students were also judged on the quality and passion of their presentations.
The contest elicited 45 participants, all of whom received a reward for presenting their ideas.
In the not-for-profit category, Jessica Alicea, a first-year student from Salisbury Mills, N.Y., and Melissa Fortin, a first-year student from Alton, N.H., bested six other teams with their concept to fund the SPCA through pet sitting and pet rental for stress reduction at Wells College.
In the for-profit category, Kasia Jandura-Cessna, a first-year student from New Hartford, N.Y., and Alev Cakmak, a first-year student from Saratoga Springs, N.Y., beat five other teams with their development plan for a new training golf club.
Entrepreneurship Week has been made possible, in part, by a gift in memory of Louise Bingham Hatch, Wells College Class of '38, from her family.


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