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Federal And Utah State Tax Changes For 2021
January 13, 2021 By AA Tax Accounting Services
2021 is here, which means it's time to be out with the old and in with the new. The same goes for your taxes! While you will still be paying taxes in 2021, there are some new tax laws in place that might change your tax return.
Tax changes don't need to be stressful or confusing. AA Tax & Accounting Services, LLC is here to walk you through the tax changes that will be impacting Utah residents in 2021 so you can feel confident as we head into tax season.
2021 Tax Changes for Utah
Although there are a few changes for Utah residents, there aren't as many tax law adjustments as there have been in previous years. This is because the legislative session was shorter than usual because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since sessions were shorter, fewer tax changes were put in place on January 1, 2021. While there aren't many tax changes to be aware of, it's still important that you have a full understanding of the changes and what they mean for you.
To help you feel more confident in these adjustments, here are two tax changes that will impact Utah residents and how they will impact your tax return.
Utah Excise Tax Changes
An excise tax refers to the taxes placed on manufactured goods that businesses often pay and pass along to the consumer. The taxes are levied when the product is manufactured instead of at the sale of the good because the tax costs are passed along to the consumer, the products' price increases or decreases according to the current tax rate.
As of January 1, 2021, the state of Utah imposes an excise tax rate of 1.2% on the sale of prepaid wireless telecommunications services.
Other Utah Tax Changes
The excise tax rate isn't the only change that Utah residents need to be aware of. As of January 1, 2021, individuals can use the revenue from the state's income and personal property taxes for more than just public or higher education (like they were able to in the past). The allowable use has been expanded to be used for services supporting children and individuals with disabilities.
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It was the best value of the year!
Great location to the newest adjoining major casino resorts. We upgraded to the The Grand Club Tower rooms and had access to the club lounge on the 37th floor which had great night views and great service.
Had a suite. Views were amazing. Bed super comfy.
Excellent service, great value hotel.
Modern and nice hotel. Hotel staff was very helpful specially Randy who was very welcoming and warm. We got upgrade room from terrible smoking smell room to suite. The buffet was good. Really enjoyed the stay.
Got ugraded to the smallest suite from a standard room, but had one look and was kind of depressing. Got a standard room with a different view from what we booked instead, was much better than the suite. Much bigger bathroom and more open plan. Also, fountain view is kind of boring, the other view is better according to us. Good service, especially at the pool and gym area. Nice tennis court, and really nice service while playing tennis. The property feels just a bit dated, and rooms are a bit neutral. Overall, it was a nice stay, and the staff were great.


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I read My Lord and Spymaster yesterday and LURVED IT. I adore Joanna. Her mastery of the english language is to die for. The plot had similarities to Spymaster's Lady, so anyone who was irritated about the heroine being doped up half the book will have the same issues with this one. Personally, I lurved it. LOOOOOOOOVE, true love. Her heroes are Alphas without being assholes. I adore them. Adore, adore, adore. Sigh. And she's brilliant in person too!
Are you going to the Sherrilyn Kenyon signing tomorrow at Redmond Borders?
I can't believe you've read Hostage to Pleasure already. How awesome is it? I so want to get my hands on a copy of it.
I just finished Acheron and Breaking Dawn....it's been a long 48 hours.
It is *extremely* awesome! most intense one yet.
And the preview for the next book... practically had me reaching for smelling salts, IYKWIM.


She isn´t such a big blabber mouth as I am.
Either my memory is faulty again, or she's changed, Carolyn. I don't remember Marianne as one of the quieter ones.
Maybe not. I don´t know what she was up to back then. I have heard funny stories about spying on the boys and such. I remember she skateboarded and fell and hurt her chin. It was Mr. Franzen who brought her home.
Today she is much more sophisticated.
I have heard funny stories about spying on the boys and such.
That sounds like Schullandheim to me. We did the same to the girls.


An attorney with a lot of experience in patents and intellectual property has finally weighed in on the cold fusion patent issue. David J. French spoke to James Martinez at the Cash Flow radio show during its September 6 broadcast. Some details were also made available at the Cold Fusion Now Blog.
"I do have confidence that the Patent Office will issue a patent for something which is directed to cold fusion if the correct procedures are followed," French told Martinez.
This could be why Andrea Rossi has had a hard time getting a US patent for his e-cat. He wants to keep some of its details such as the catalyst for his fusion process secret. Rossi would have to divulge those details to the US patent office.
French said he had worked with some people in the cold fusion field but couldn't reveal their names because of attorney client privilege. French did note that Francessco Piantelli who worked with Focardi on nickel hydrogen cold fusion in the early 1990s has as patent pending for a PCT cold fusion system similar to e-cat. French has also written a review of Cold Fusion Patents for Cold Fusion now.
As a recent LENR conference said: skip theorizing and go directly to engineering and marketing. Thank you Mr French.
One way for Rossi to maintain secrecy on the e-Cat is to enclose the unit in a box and seal the enclosure. He could also apply seal stickers' that would reveal when someone has opened the box. Label the box 'DO NOT OPEN'. Then the manufacturer/distributor can 'lease' the e-Cat and service the system. With this 'sealed box' he would maintain the secret ingredients of the e-Cat system while he awaits a US patent for protection.
That would only work if everybody were willing to follow the rules. Unfortunately people will break them. The do not open label would not stop an unscrupulous individual from getting his hands on the catalyst.
Stickers aren't going to stop anyone.
The first thing any serious competitor would do is lease an E-Cat (or 10) using a front company, "lose" it and pay the penalties. Then take it apart piece by piece and figure out it's secrets before handing that reverse engineering research to another front company that would develop their own copy of the tech.
There is no way for Rossi to both have his cake and eat it too. Once the tech is out there, corps and hobbists will figure it out in a month or two. So he might as well spill the beans (if there are any) and get proper patent protection.
You're absolutely right. There's no Rossi could lease or sell the thing without somebody doing that. Note at some point government and insurance company safety experts will have to take e-cat apart and examine it for safety reasons. That information might be public record and would presumably be accessible by competitors as well. If e-cat is really being examined by NASA scientists they know its secrets too.
Just relaying what they said.
One short view from a mass spectrometer and every element will be known within minutes. No secrets at all after that regarding the elements inside the Rossi secret formula.
The patent application Rossi filed within the US on or about January 13, 2011 does not have sufficient information for a patent to be issued within the US. The information on the technology has been written more than 20 years ago. Rossi disclosed the product more than one year ago in enough detail someone skilled in the art of the fusion proccess could have replicated the proccess by now "if" it worked in a device.
The e-cat is out of the bag per se, example; you never file for your US patent before you have perfected your product (reduced to practice). You file for a provisional patent in the US first before filing for a patent. Anyway the point is that Mr. French as an IP attorney sees this from a Canadian perspective which the Canada Patent office must have the same rules as the US patent office.
At least we have a professional that sees this in dollars and cents logic and experience. A patent is worth the effort if your product works perfectly, as your claims were written on. The Rossi logic for hiding secret elements is not becoming of a professional inventor nor is having a self destruct mechanism written in a patent.
Bottom line is that everyone is going to jump into this LENR, just look at all the companies that have stated they have worked on the LENR projects since 1989. There are no available products working with this proccess at present but with the newly fired Rossi information I feel a product breakthrough will happen, there are to many people working on this and all are contending to have observed AE in the proccess when hydrogen is pressurized into the device.
It's about the money unfortunately and not about the people who need a device to make steam or heat. Rossi is holding the world at bay by contending he has something operational that works and in reality this may become an Uderdog episode but I hope not.
Rossi started out testing the inside elements out for himself years ago. AE seems to become evident after the hydrogen is introduced. A clean patent could have been written on his catalyst which is a seperate invention than the device that uses the process of heating his catalyst.
There have been many companies and individuals that have spent thousands of dollars in this research but have been reserved as business people and to not make statements prior to having a working invention or process.
I do not intend to discredit Rossi, he may actually have come up with a catalyst and it could be a simple designed screen assembly process to make the products more reactive, but we don't know that.
But that's the American Way to keep improving ourselves beyond a survivability viewpoint and to accelerate into the future where no man or woman has gone. And then produce the technology and expose it to all the people that need it until some reaction proves again that their are consequences by not following common sense.
It is interesting and rather confusing and it is about the money which pays for all this. It appears that there are working e-cats. What is unclear how well they work. It should also be noted that Brillion seems to have a working device as well. They just haven't been as accommodating to the media. My guess is that it will take several years of work to get a practical e-cat that can be used as a reliable power source up and running.
For cold fusion look also at lapsed Belgian patents with publication numbers: (1) BE1002780(A7), (2) BE1002781(A6) and ((3) BE1003296(A6) dealing with nuclear fusion of deuterium absorbed in electroconductive metal particles that after loading with deuterium are contacted with an anode at high voltage to produce Coulomb explosion. Cerium is mentioned in (3) as electroconductive metal having same crystal structure as palladium. For "abstracts in English use Espacenet.com.
A former European patent attorney.
As solution to his monetization connundrum, since the product is bound to have more demand than even cell phones, he could just be better off licensing to as many manufacturers with means to quickly deploy within limited geographical distributions and offer them a percentage of damages awarded for infringement incidents they monitor. This enables him recruit a massive army of manufacturers to monetize and protect his invention, then he can freely issue his patent. It wont take long before infringement stops, and he buys a spaceship.
OH BTW, what's this talk of tens of KW? I want 1 GW!!!
Me too. I think that's Defakalion's business plan.
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Reviews » DVD Video Reviews » Splendor in the Grass
List Price: Unknown [Buy now and save at Amazon]
Review by Chris Hughes | posted March 20, 2000 | E-mail the Author
Features: Widescreen Anamorphic - 1.85:1. Full Screen (Standard) - 1.33:1. Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono). Available subtitles: English, French.
If there's anything surprising about Elia Kazan's Splendor in the Grass it's how little teen angst pictures have changed over the years. This film has all the classic elements from single dimensional parents and a bad girl sibling to a self-doubting captain of the football team and his popular socialite girlfriend who won't go all the way. Amidst all mundane cliches though there's one stunning performance and a conclusion that redeems the film in almost every way.
Warren Beaty stars as school heartthrob Bud Stamper. Bud's a papa's boy who's so subservient to the elder Stamper that he can hardly get two words out in his presence. Bud stands to inherit daddy's oil fortune (if it can withstand the impending stock market crash of 1929) but all he really wants is to herd cattle. Beaty does his best James Dean impersonation throughout Splendor in the Grass but never seems to strike an emotional cord. The same is true of almost all of the other characters in the film. They're so one-dimensional that even death (in the case of Bud's father) hardly causes even a raised eyebrow.
Playing opposite Beaty is Natalie Wood as Wilma Dean Loomis. Wilma is the very definition of squeaky-clean. She's a conservative dresser, disdains heavy petting and harbors romantic illusions about her future with strapping Bud. Wilma's world begins to crash down around her though when the indecisive Bud can't muster up enough intestinal fortitude to defy his father and marry her. Bud, who clearly loves Wilma, decides instead to break things off with her, giving no explanation.
What follows is a powerful examination of psychological dissonance fueled by Natalie Wood's incredible performance. Wood pulls out all the stops displaying the full range of emotions as she sinks ever deeper into despair and depression, only to emerge a fully realized adult. Wood's performance is a tour de force that stands out like a beacon in Splendor in the Grass and is bolstered by the stark contrast between her clear mastery of the craft and her costar's wooden delivery. The last ten minutes of the movie present us with the most realistic moments, which in retrospect make the entire experience worthwhile.
The Picture:
The film elements used for this transfer are in surprisingly good shape. The print is substantially free from dirt and scratches, the cuts are all crisp and film grain is at a bare minimum. The contrast is rich, the black levels are deep and shadow detail is quite good. The colors are a touch muted and the overall picture is a touch soft but these are relatively minor problems. I was unable to detect any digital artifacts and saw only a few instances of shimmery edge enhancement effects.
The Sound:
The Dolby Stereo track is somewhat unremarkable. It exhibits a limited dynamic range but is very clean and clear considering its age.
Though the snapper case says otherwise (it lists the theatrical trailer) this is a movie only release which is a shame. Splendor in the Grass could have really benefited from special edition treatment. The B side of the disc contains a pan and scan version.
For all its flaws Splendor in the Grass rises to classic level based on Natalie Wood's performance alone. You can approach this film as psychosexual melodrama, as teen angst camp or as a beautiful-love-gone-wrong fable but no matter what your take Wood as Wilma will not be denied. Only the woeful lack of extras prevents me from giving it the DVD Talk Collector's Series rating.

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ConvaTec and Boehringer Technologies Announce License Agreement
ConvaTec Acquires Exclusive Worldwide Rights for a Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System
SKILLMAN, N.J., Dec. 18 -- (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- ConvaTec, a world-leading developer and marketer of innovative medical technologies for community and hospital care, announced today it has signed a long-term global exclusive license agreement with Boehringer Technologies to market and distribute Boehringer's Engenex® Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) System incorporating Bio-Dome(TM) Interface Technology.
Boehringer's NPWT System, launched in 2007, is an innovative technology and engineering solution that utilizes the application of negative pressure to a wound to promote healing by creating controlled tissue strain and removing excess fluid, including wound exudate. Every aspect of the System, from the wound interface to the user interface, has been designed to attain optimal clinical and economic outcomes as well as a simplified application and monitoring system for patient care.
"This agreement is further evidence of ConvaTec's commitment to expand our offerings for treating acute and chronic wounds," commented David Johnson, CEO of ConvaTec. "Negative Pressure Wound Therapy is one of the largest and fastest growing market segments in Wound Management and we are thrilled to be partnering with Boehringer to help bring advanced solutions to our customers worldwide."
"We are excited about our licensing agreement with ConvaTec, a company respected around the world for its knowledge, research and product innovations in wound care management," said John R. Boehringer, President Boehringer Laboratories. "We believe the Engenex® System will bring significant value to ConvaTec and new healing modalities to its customers. We look forward to establishing a long-term working relationship with ConvaTec."
Under the terms of the development and license agreement ConvaTec receives exclusive global marketing and distribution rights for the Engenex® NPWT System. In addition, Boehringer Wound Systems will provide ongoing manufacturing support for many components of the System, and there will be ongoing co-development between Boehringer and ConvaTec for future enhancements to this and other technologies.
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ConvaTec is a leading developer and marketer of innovative medical technologies that have helped improve the lives of millions of people worldwide. With four key business divisions - Ostomy Care, Wound Therapeutics, Continence and Critical Care and Infusion Devices - ConvaTec products support health care professionals from the hospital to the community health setting. From its headquarters in Skillman, New Jersey, the company oversees more than 8,000 employees in over 90 countries serving consumers and their health care professionals on six continents. For more information, please visit www.convatec.com.
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Boehringer companies are innovators in anesthesia controls, respiratory therapy instruments, suction devices, autotransfusion systems and negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT). The companies are family owned, founded by John R. Boehringer in 1972 to deliver new concepts in medical instruments and controls, and therapy systems for acute and chronic applications. Boehringer has been acknowledged as a leader in medical vacuum and suction products for over 20 years. Boehringer products are known for their leading edge engineering innovation, ultra high quality, and durability.
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NEW Justice of the Unicorns
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the new album: beautiful, whimsical, quirky indie folk
ANIMALS WILL BE STONED - Somewhere along the way, when allotments for don't-give-a-shit lyricism and swirling empathetic tone were getting handed out - Justice of the Unicorns got a double-helping. And where this artistic bonus may have cost Russell Dungan and the band, that huge mainstream success, it has helped secure them a place as one of the better indie folk rock bands of this decade. Beginning back in 2008 when the band produced their self-titled debut, there was something clearly different about the Brooklyn act. Again, they made the songs they liked and performed them well. But they weren't clean and it didn't seem to bother them. In this way the band have a foot in modern indie folk rock and another in anti-folk.
The plugging in, the unusual side projects and wildly creative music videos produced in their name of their art... And the online presence, Russ and fellow JOTU player Jason Lam have been making funny clips for years now. Lam is, interestingly, a dedicated food blogger in his spare hours... Well, let's just say this could be one of the most unique bands in North America right now.
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Whether singing about flawed characters, pill-popping high school teachers ("Old Man Jesus") or producing tongue-in-cheek celebratory songs for gun-toting rednecks ("4x4 Parade") who want to kill for trophy, Justice of the Unicorns appear to have no maximum or minimum. The new album embraces all audiences and reject just as many in turn. That's fine once you get in the spirit of things. Creativity is the thing...
When Russ sings about twisted love; about being caught in a situation where you are caught in love but are not being treated right... ("Stairway to Hell") he puts into words what we all know: love is hell. It's just never been said quite so well; "Well I don't want your love, cause it's all fucked up. The way your lover feels like a rabid skunk, you know the kind that everyone tries to hide from... Like a fish that figures out it's been hooked. I'm on a Stairway to Hell - with you, babe... But I ain't gonna wear these heavy boots." There is no expiration date to this kind of straight-forward lyricism. You can't make this kind of stuff up... Well, unless you are these guys.
This spring, Dungan hit the road as a solo artist under the JOTU name. But with the release of Animals Will Be Stoned, the band will be looking to be perform East Coast dates this summer with the full crew. Justice of the Unicorns is Dungan, Lam, Dan Forbes, Anthony Cangelosi, Jody Bilinski, Christa Molinaro; a gifted and fun bunch.
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Jeera Aloo Fry is an easy Punjabi side dish made with potatoes and cumin seeds. Aloo Jeera Punjab style is a no onion-garlic vegetarian dish tempered with whole cumin seeds.
Potatoes with cumin is an easy stir-fry dish where boiled potatoes are sautéed with some Indian spices. Punjabi Jeera Aloo goes well with Dal-Rice, Puris or Chapathis.
Jeera or cumin seeds not just impart flavour to food but also come with many health benefits. Cumin seeds are iron-rich, aid digestion, give relief from acidity and have antiseptic properties.
Jeera Aloo Fry is a deliciously simple Punjabi recipe that combines tender potatoes with whole cumin seeds and subtle spices. Aloo Jeera is a popular dish of Punjabi Cuisine.
1. To make this dry cumin potato sabzi, boil, peel and cube 4 medium potatoes.
2. Heat oil in a frying pan. Toss in cumin seeds. Add green chillies and hing (asafoetida). Stir for a few seconds.
3. Add the dry spices – turmeric, coriander, amchur (mango) powder and chilli powder. Stir for 5-10 seconds.
4. Add the boiled potato cubes and salt. Mix gently and sauté for about 5 minutes. The potatoes should be evenly coated with the masalas.
5. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves and remove.
6. Serve Punjabi Aloo Jeera with plain white rice and dal or with Rotis.
Punjabi Jeera Aloo Fry recipe is a quick and easy veg dish. Potatoes flavoured with whole cumin seeds is simply awesome. Learn how to make Aloo Jeera dry sabzi.
Boil the potatoes until tender. Peel and cube the aloo.
Heat oil in a kadai. Add the cumin seeds and allow to sizzle.
Lower the flame and add a pinch of asafoetida, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, coriander powder and dry mango powder. Mix well.
Add the boiled potatoes, salt to taste and toss well.
Garnish jeere wale aloo with coriander leaves and remove.
Serve Punjabi Jeera Aloo Fry with Rotis or Puris.
* You can omit dry mango powder and drizzle some fresh lemon juice on top.
* Best to use freshly ground coriander powder to lift the flavours.


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Industry reacts to general election results
The industry has reacted to news of a hung Parliament in a shocking election twist. Theresa May has said she will put together a government with the support of the […]
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The industry has reacted to news of a hung Parliament in a shocking election twist.
Theresa May has said she will put together a government with the support of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) that can provide "certainty" for the future.
Her announcement comes as the Tories needed 326 seats to win a majority but fell short and must now rely on the DUP to continue to rule.
Energy UK
The head of trade body Energy UK believes it is an "exciting time for the industry as it leads the transition to a digitalised, decarbonised and dynamic future".
CEO Lawrence Slade said: "Energy UK and its members look forward to working in partnership with the government to ensure the energy market works for all consumers and that we deliver our climate change commitments.
"We stand ready to deliver the infrastructure and investment required to ensure our energy needs are delivered at the lowest cost to consumers as we continue building a low carbon industry for the country."
Renewable UK
Chief Executive Hugh McNeal is urging the government to ensure a "stable policy framework" for renewable energy as its statistics reveal 79% of the British public, especially young voters, support green power.
Northern Ireland Director James Orr believes Northern Ireland has become a "wild west for the environment" under the DUP leadership.
He adds: "Northern Ireland is the dirty corner of the UK with some of the biggest illegal waste sites and mines in Europe. The pro-fracking DUP is a climate pariah.
"When we need clear leadership, they are muddled over Brexit. They want to have their cake and eat it. On the one hand, they are active Brexiteers but on the other, they are desperate to preserve the economic benefits of ties with Europe."
Love Energy Savings
Referring to the Tories' plans for a price cap, Love Energy Savings believe it "penalises those shrewd customers who do shop around for a better deal" while generating a false sense of security among many consumers and businesses.
Managing Director Phil Foster added: "The margin of savings offered by switching is being eaten away by the introduction of a cap as energy suppliers compensate for their lost ability to charge customers, who have been automatically rolled over onto more expensive tariffs, by instead increasing the prices paid by those on the lowest rates.
"The concern that a price cap punishes those customers who shop around for a better deal appear to be well founded, with the average cheapest tariff across the Big Six around £150 more expensive in May compared with October of last year."
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Bed Bath & Beyond converts 25% of its stores into regional fulfillment centers
By Marianne Wilson - 04/24/2020
Bed Bath & Beyond has made a quick pivot to meet surging online demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The home goods retailer said it converted approximately 25% of its stores across the US and Canada into regional fulfillment centers — almost doubling its digital fulfillment capacity — to support a significant rise in online sales. Bed Bath & Beyond said its digital sales are up by more than 85% to date in April.
To support the enhanced regional fulfillment network and accelerate the introduction of new services for customers, the company has brought several hundred associates back from furlough. In addition, hundreds more new positions have been created in the company's e-commerce distribution centers to meet the increased demand across digital channels.
In addition, Bed Bath & Beyond is starting curbside pick-up at its Harmon stores, which remain open during the pandemic, and is extending buy-online-pickup-in-store and contactless, curbside delivery services to customers at certain Bed Bath & Beyond stores in the U.S. (starting with a number of stores across Florida and Texas), subject to state and local regulations. It also is adding BOPIS and curbside pick-up at all buy buy Baby stores and Bed Bath & Beyond stores in Canada.
Similar to many other retailers, the company is extending the temporary closure of most of its stores. It also is extending the furlough of the majority of store associates and a portion of corporate associates until at least May 16, 2020. The retailer will continue to pay 100% of the cost of healthcare premiums for all furloughed associates who currently participate in the company's health plan, until further notice.
Also being extended are temporary 30% pay cuts across Bed Bath & Beyond's executive team, including Tritton. As previously announced, the chairman and all other independent directors will continue to forgo 30% of their quarterly cash compensation.
"This is a fluid situation, so as well as serving our loyal customers online in their homes, we will also expand the number of locations where customers can buy online and pick up at store, or simply drive up and enjoy contactless, curbside pick-up, in line with local, state and federal guidance," said CEO Mark Tritton. "I want to thank our team for their dedication and service as we do what we can to make it easy for our customers to feel at home during this difficult time."
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On October 11, 2017, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) issued a notice in the Federal Register requesting scoping comments under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) regarding the agency's proposed consideration of changes to the controversial sage-grouse land use plan amendments (sage-grouse plans) finalized in September 2015.
On the same day, the BLM issued a notice of cancellation in the Federal Register, which cancelled its withdrawal application and the withdrawal proposal relating to approximately 10 million acres of public and National Forest system lands located within Sagebrush Focal Areas (SFAs) in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming.
BLM's proposal to consider amending the sage-grouse plans is to comply with the order issued March 31, 2017, from the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada finding that BLM violated NEPA in preparing the Nevada and Northeastern California Sage-grouse Resource Management Plan Amendment in Nevada. The agency's notice follows recommendations made in an August 4, 2017 report of the Department of Interior Sage-Grouse Review Team (DOI Team) to Secretary Zinke, which was convened pursuant to Secretarial Order 3353, "Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation and Cooperation with Western States" issued on June 7, 2017. The report to the Secretary recommended consideration of a number of amendments to the sage-grouse plans to respond to issues raised by the States during discussions with the DOI Team. The recommendations included potential amendments regarding SFAs, oil and gas leasing restrictions, mitigation standards, habitat objectives, adaptive management triggers, exclusion and avoidance areas, required design features, lek buffers, and habitat mapping.
the SFA designation, mitigation standards, lek buffers in all habitat management area types, disturbance and density caps, habitat boundaries to reflect new information, and reversing adaptive management responses when the BLM determines that resource conditions no longer warrant those responses. The BLM also seeks comment on State-specific issues, such as the need for General Habitat Management Areas in Utah, and other issues identified by State, tribal, and local governments. The BLM also seeks input on planning criteria, which include compliance with laws and regulations and adequacy of Greater Sage-Grouse conservation measures in the land use plans.
BLM also seeks input on whether the planning effort should occur through state-by-state amendment processes and decisions.
We recommend that anyone with an interest in the public lands covered by the sage-grouse plans submit comments to identify issues, management questions, and concerns that BLM should consider in its efforts to amend those plans. The input provided during the scoping period will help inform BLM's decision making as to how to best balance sage-grouse conservation with the agency's multiple-use mandate and define the scope of the planning process. Comments must be provided by November 27, 2017.
BLM initially published a notice of proposed withdrawal in the Federal Register on September 24, 2015, proposing to withdraw approximately 10 million acres of public and National Forest System lands in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Wyoming from location and entry under the United States mining laws for 20 years, subject to valid existing rights.
In cancelling its withdrawal application and withdrawal proposal of lands located within SFAs, effective October 11, 2017, BLM states that "the lands are no longer needed in connection with the proposed withdrawal." Therefore, "the lands are currently open to location and entry under the United States mining laws, subject to valid existing rights, the provision of existing withdrawals, and other segregations of record, and the requirements of applicable law." BLM has also terminated the preparation of an environmental impact statement that would have evaluated the application and proposal. This is an important decision in the impacted States including Nevada, where 2.8 million acres was proposed for withdrawal from mineral entry.


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Q: Applying filter to an Observable How can we apply filter to an Observable so that we could get data based on some condition? My requirement is I want to filter out the users from userObservable whose status is "Approved".
Below is my http service method.
getUserList(){
    return this.httpClient.get<UserModel[]>(environment.userListUrl);
}

Below is the UserModel
export class UserModel{
   userName: string;
   userStatus: string;
}

And this what I am trying to do but not sure how I can apply filter so that I can get the Users whose userStatus is "Approved"
const userObservable$: Observable<UserModel[]>=this.userService.getUserList(this.cmpnyId);
observable$.pipe(filter(....<Need help here>));

A: You can use it in the service in order to keep business logic into the services.
Code sample:
enum Status{
    approved = 'Approved'
}

getUserList(){
    return this.httpClient.get<UserModel[]>(environment.userListUrl)
   .pipe(
    map(users =>
    users.filter(user =>
    user.userStatus == Status.approved))
}

Note, please use Enum for something like this in order u want to make it easier for future status changes.

A: Check RxJS's documentation on the map operator:
filteredObservable$ = userObservable$.pipe(
  map(users => users.filter(user => user.userStatus == "Approved"))
)

You should map the value of the Observable to a new filtered array. The filter operator that you are using can only be used to allow or discard values emitted by the Observable, it is unrelated to the .filter array function, which filters certain elements out of an array.

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Memories without Faces
Though many photographs were made during this war, very few were given to those Africans who were often the subjects. This page features the memories and stories of loved ones who experienced, or were connected to, the 1935-41 Italo-Ethiopian war. This is a page for those who exist in memory, without a photograph.
Getenesh "Getey" Woldegabriel
Location: Simien Shewa, near Alem Ketema
Submitted by: Maaza Mengiste
My great-grandmother, Getey, was a young girl in 1935. When Haile Selassie sent out an announcement ordering the eldest from each family to enlist in the army because of the expected war with Italy, Getey said she would go to represent her family. She was the first born of four children. She was in an arranged marriage, but too young to live with her adult husband as his wife, so she still lived at home. Her father objected to her wish to enlist. Instead, he said he would give his gun to her husband and he would represent the family. Getey disagreed with this arrangement, and she took her father to court. She pled her case before the village elders and won. She was given her father's gun, and she went to enlist in the war.
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Monster Hunter Movie Moves Up Release Date
A rare 2020 movie announcement that is the opposite of delaying.
By David Wolinsky on November 19, 2020 at 1:31PM PST
Some great news for Monster Hunter fans on the heels of the film adaptation recently getting an international trailer--the film's release date has been pushed up from December 30 in the United States to Christmas Day, December 25. Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway, has also moved to April 2, 2021 from January 15, 2021; Fatherhood has also moved from April 2, 2021 to April 16, 2021.
The film's official synopsis reads: "Behind our world, there is another: a world of dangerous and powerful monsters that rule their domain with deadly ferocity. When an unexpected sandstorm transports Captain Artemis (Milla Jovovich) and her unit (TI Harris, Meagan Good, Diego Boneta) to a new world, the soldiers are shocked to discover that this hostile and unknown environment is home to enormous and terrifying monsters immune to their firepower."
As the trailer above indicates, once in this other world, the military unit joins forces with a mysterious hunter whose abilities at hunting these powerful creatures becomes critical for everyone's survival. Together, the synopsis suggests, they face "a danger so great it could threaten to destroy their world, the brave warriors combine their unique abilities to band together for the ultimate showdown."
Monster Hunter is written and directed by Paul W. S. Anderson, who has worked on other game adaptation movies like 1995's Mortal Kombat and 2002's Resident Evil.
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Q: Good list of weak cipher suites for Java I'm running a server that requires a blacklist of weak cipher suites.
So which of the following are weak?
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/security/SunProviders.html#SunJSSEProvider

A: Versions after 7.0.2 of Jetty now include a whitelist feature for cipher suites. Just add a section to your etc/jetty-ssl.xml like the following:
  <Call name="addConnector">
    <Arg>
      <New class="org.eclipse.jetty.server.ssl.SslSelectChannelConnector">
        <Arg><Ref id="sslContextFactory" /></Arg>
        <Set name="Port">8443</Set>
        <Set name="maxIdleTime">30000</Set>
        <Set name="Acceptors">2</Set>
        <Set name="AcceptQueueSize">100</Set>

        <!--you can enable cipher suites in the following section. -->
        <Set name="IncludeCipherSuites">
          <Array type="java.lang.String">
            <Item>TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA</Item>
            <Item>SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA</Item>
            <Item>TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA</Item>
            <Item>SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA</Item>

            <Item>TLS_DHE_DSS_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA</Item>
            <Item>SSL_DHE_DSS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA</Item>
          </Array>
        </Set>
      </New>
    </Arg>
  </Call>

Doing so will automatically blacklist any cipher suites that aren't listed in this section.

A: Why do you need to exclude the bad ones? Why not only include the good ones?
For starters, I'd follow the NSA Suite B guidelines, specifically RFC 5430

A: Pretty sure Jetty is blacklist.

*

*http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/SSL+Cipher+Suites

*http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JETTY-1164 <-- I'm using slightly older version lol

Anyways my issue is solved. Thanks


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Mark Billingham's Rule Book Of Crime
Press release | Mark Billingham's Rule Book Of Crime
»Bestselling crime writer and former stand-up comedian Mark Billingham has always been obsessed with the creative criminal minds of the past. Here Mark sets out to detect the clues dropped, in the radio archives, by his favourite crime writers: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Dame Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, PD James and Henning Mankell.«
A information for an upcoming crime fiction programm: Mark Billingham's Rule Book Of Crime. Billingham scours the BBC Radio archive in search of the best examples of dramatised crime fiction. His programm will start Saturday, March, 2nd 2013 at BBC Radio 4. More about the programm you will find here and you can listen to it at Radio 4.
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Review | 'Foreign Bodies' by Mark Lawson (Radio 4), rev. by Gillian Reynolds
»It is a masterly survey, illustrated by interviews with many of the writers and his fellow students of the genre. It is also massive, broadcast across three weeks (last week, this one and next) and so scholarly that Lawson could submit it for a doctoral thesis.«
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Gillian Reynolds reviews Radio 4's Foreign Bodies by Mark Lawson. Read more at telegraph.co.uk.
Foreign Bodies
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Press release | Mark Lawson to examine European crime fiction on BBC Radio 4
In Foreign Bodies: A History Of Modern Europe Through Literary Detectives, (tx from 22nd October) Lawson investigates the tensions and trends of Europe since the Second World War by focusing on some of the celebrated investigators from European fiction, and their creators.
The series accompanies dramatizations of all the Martin Beck novels, starring actor Stephen Mackintosh in the title role. Written by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö the novels are widely acknowledged as some of the most important and influential crime fiction ever written.
The 15-part series Foreign Bodies: A History Of Modern Europe Through Literary Detectives will be broadcast on Radio 4 over three weeks, at 1.45pm from Monday 22 October to Friday 9 November.
Find out more about the series at bbc.co.uk.
In Foreign Bodies: A History Of Modern Europe Through Literary Detectives
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Dreams pp 295-306 | Cite as
Turning Away at the Navel of the Dream
Religion and the Body of the Mother at the Beginning and End of Interpretation
Diane Jonte-Pace
On November 19, 1899, about two weeks after the publication of The Interpretation of Dreams, Freud wrote impatiently to his friend Wilhelm Fliess in Berlin, "It is a thankless task to enlighten mankind a little. No one has yet told me that he feels indebted to me for having learned something new from the dream book and for having been introduced to a world of new problems" (Masson 1985: 387).⋆ Although it took longer than two weeks for the world to realize that Freud had "enlightened mankind a little" with his "Dream Book," we now understand that he did indeed introduce to our century a "world of new problems."
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There is at least one spot in every dream at which it is unplumbable—a navel, as it were, that is its point of contact with the unknown.
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Q: Проблема с кодировкой Вот код

var aaa = document.getElementsByTagName('img');
alert("Всего картинок" + aaa.length);

По идеи у меня должно выходить Всего картинок как бы в рамке,а у меня какие е то символы и др.
A: Возможно дело в используемой кодировке.
Проверьте что в атрибуте charset тега meta указана нужная вам кодировка, и что она соответствует кодировке самого документа.


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<?php

namespace AppBundle\Controller\Admin;

use AppBundle\Entity\Teacher;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\File\Exception\AccessDeniedException;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException;

/**
 * Class TeacherAdminController.
 *
 * @category Controller
 */
class TeacherAdminController extends BaseAdminController
{
    /**
     * Detail action.
     *
     * @param Request $request
     *
     * @return Response
     *
     * @throws NotFoundHttpException If the object does not exist
     * @throws AccessDeniedException If access is not granted
     */
    public function detailAction(Request $request = null)
    {
        $request = $this->resolveRequest($request);
        $id = $request->get($this->admin->getIdParameter());

        /** @var Teacher $object */
        $object = $this->admin->getObject($id);

        if (!$object) {
            throw $this->createNotFoundException(sprintf('unable to find the object with id : %s', $id));
        }

        $absences = $this->container->get('app.teacher_absence_repository')->getTeacherAbsencesSortedByDate($object);

        return $this->renderWithExtraParams(
            '::Admin/Teacher/detail.html.twig',
            array(
                'action' => 'show',
                'object' => $object,
                'absences' => $absences,
                'elements' => $this->admin->getShow(),
            )
        );
    }
}


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Criminal Annals, Gold Country History
Criminal Annals, Part 24 – The Placer Times: Problems with the Legislature
by Doug Noble • January 20, 2016 • 0 Comments
With most of the flooding from the heavy rains of the winter of 1849-1850 having subsided, a lot of the space in the "Placer Times," Sacramento's major newspaper, is devoted to articles regarding the improving the levee system. Additional space is devoted to continuing problems with the squatters on land to which someone holds a Spanish or Mexican land grant, along with questions and letters concerning what they are calling the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. There is also an interesting issue that the people of Sacramento are having with the new legislature which is meeting in San Jose.
In late 1849 the voters of Sacramento approved a charter for the city and forwarded it to the state legislature for their approval. The legislature, which was only elected in November of 1849, took it upon themselves to make revisions to the charter which the voters believe they cannot do. Already the voters are questioning California's new constitution and wondering about the people they elected.
In the February 16 issue of the Placer Times is an article regarding some difficulties in San Francisco as reported in the "Alta California."
"Attempt to Shoot an Officer. – Yesterday morning an altercation took place in Pacific street between two men, one named John S. Banks, and the other Oliver H. Dewey, barkeeper of the El Dorado. The latter knocked Banks down with a billy, whereupon officer Bachman interfered and arrested Dewey; but on his way to the Police office, he made his escape from the officer, who pursued him into the El Dorado, when Dewey procured a pistol and fired it at the officer, somewhat injuring him in the face. The doors of the house were immediately closed. The officer, in consequence of the injury he had received, finding it impossible to proceed farther alone, immediately proceeded to the Police office for assistance, and when he again returned was refused admission. Here the affair rested until about 8 o'clock, when the officer again proceeded to the house, but Dewey was not to be found. The whole transaction was laid before his Honor Judge Geary, who immediately summoned the proprietors of the El Dorado to appear before him, and upon examination they denied all knowledge of the affair. It was finally ascertained that Dewey had secreted himself in a room in a house in Washington street, whereupon the officers proceeded to search of him; and when they asked if such a person was there, were told that 'a lady slept in the room.' The officers, not satisfied, proceeded to the room and burst open the door, and found Dewey quietly reposing in bed. He made no resistance, but proceeded with the officers to the Police office. After an examination before Judge Geary, he was admitted to bail in the sum of $10,000. The proprietors of the El Dorado were also held to bail to keep the peace, in the sum of $5,000 each. [Alta California]"
For the rest of February the Placer Times focused on the aforementioned problems with levees, squatters, railroads and the legislature.
In the March 2, 1850 issue there are a few notes taken from papers arriving from the "States" under the heading, "Interesting Items:"
"We find the following 'news' paragraphs in papers just received from the States. We will venture to say that California correspondents can 'lie' with greater 'Volubility,' than any set of men in existence.
"Chinese Slaves in California. – The Baltimore Sun asserts, on the authority of its private correspondent, that the number of Chinese arriving in California is enormous. They are brought in cargoes by English vessels, and sold as servants to the highest bidder, on the Cooley system, a shade less than absolute slavery. This is a species of trade that will soon get its quietus from the State government.
"The Temperance Test in California. – The New York Tribune, in speaking of the late election in California, says that Capt. Sutter, one of the candidates for Governor, was effectively opposed because he was a 'drinking' man. If this be so, it speaks well for California, and places her considerably in advance of some of the older states."
This item is followed by a note that could easily be found it any of today's newspapers:
"The Streets. – Efforts are being made to improve the streets, all necessary improvements in which could be made in a few days, were not certain gentlemen very fearful of its costing them a few paltry dollars."
Among the notices and advertisements, which usually appear on pages three and four is one regarding the crime of cattle rustling and the how it is being handled:
"Criminal Court of Sacramento District.
"At a term of this court held for the District of Sacramento, at Marysville, upon the Yuba, this twenty-eighth day of January, 1850 – present, R.A. Wilson, Judge of the Criminal Court of said District:
"It having been made to appear to this court that there was a combination of cattle thieves, with extensive ramifications through this District; and it farther appearing to this Court that certain evil-disposed persons have industriously circulated the report that it is lawful to kill unmarked cattle upon the ranches, as well as upon the public lands, and that thereby many misguided persons have been led to the commission of a felony; and that the Grand Jury of said District having upon their oaths found true bills for grand larceny against Samuel Hicks, Michael Watson, Nelson Gill and James Nicholson for cattle stealing: It is ordered by the Court, that the Clerk give public notice warning all persons that may have been misled by such misrepresentations, of the consequence of farther commission of such crime – that the stealing of beef cattle, whether branded or unbranded, is an infamous offense, within the meaning of the Constitution, and any person convicted of said offense is deprived of all the rights of citizenship in California, and liable to be sentenced to two years' confinement in the chain gang; and that in conducting the administration of justice, when necessary, the Court is authorized to call upon the Commandant of the United States troops stationed at Johnson's ranch.
"STEPHEN J. FIELD, Clerk of said Court and Alcalde of Marysville."
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Review ~ The Christmas Spirit by Susan Buchanan.
Title: The Christmas Spirit.
Author: Susan Buchanan.
Genre: Chick Lit.
Publication Date: November 27, 2013.
Source: Review copy.
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars.
Purchase: Amazon UK | Amazon US
Christmas is coming, but not everyone is looking forward to it.
Rebecca has just been dumped and the prospect of spending the holiday period with her parents is less than appealing.
Eighty- two year old Stanley lost his beloved wife, Edie, to cancer. How will he cope with his first Christmas without her?
Jacob's university degree hasn't helped him get a job, and it looks like he'll still be signing on come New Year.
Workaholic Meredith would rather spend December 25th at home alone with a ready meal and a DVD box set. Can anything make her embrace the spirit of the season?
The enigmatic Natalie Hope takes over the reins at the Sugar and Spice bakery and café in an attempt to spread some festive cheer and restore Christmas spirit, but will she succeed?
What a gorgeous, feel-good read The Christmas Spirit was. This is just the perfect book to pick up if you're in need of some Christmas cheer, a little hopefulness and positivity to make you feel that your own Christmas, whether you want it to come around or not, might actually turn out better than you imagined. Set mostly in Sugar and Spice bakery, and let me tell you that the author's description of the cakes will make you desperately hungry, we meet a selection of characters who are down and out and dreading Christmas. But then there's the charming Natalie Hope, who might just find a way to inject some Christmas spirit into them all. The Christmas Spirit is full of love, friendship and cakes – what more could you possibly ask for?
We're straight away introduced to Natalie and learn about her magical job – she spends ten months a year picking out four deserving candidates from the town she's working at, four characters in need of some Christmas spirit. Then from the beginning of December right up until the day itself, Natalie works at helping these four people towards a special Christmas, and maybe a more promising future too. I liked Natalie straight away – her sole purpose seemed to be to make people happy so how could I not? I think we need more real-life Natalie's. Natalie's time in Winstanton is spent working in Sugar and Spice bakery, taking over temporarily from Mrs Williams who is going into hospital. I loved how through the bakery, we're introduced to all the characters who popped in for various reasons – whether they were in need of some comfort in the form of a chat, or some cake, or whether they just wanted to escape their working life for a little while, or in fact try and find themselves a job. It had that real community feel with kind employees and it felt warm and cosy and a place where you could just relax for a little while.
Natalie had a caring and considerate approach to everyone who walked into Sugar and Spice, which was endearing and uplifting to read. There's Stanley, who really tugged at the heartstrings. Preparing himself to spend his first Christmas without his wife Edie, who has passed away, he's struggling to keep on going. We also meet Meredith, who's the opposite of the sweet-natured Stanley. She's no interest in Christmas and spends all her time bossing her poor employee Sophie about. There's also Rebecca and Jacob, who are individually down due to relationship or unemployment issues. I loved how the author wrote about normal things which could get in the way of a happy Christmas time. She seemed to show understanding that it doesn't have to be something groundbreakingly new, but rather, everyday problems don't just go away at Christmas and that time of year doesn't automatically make everything better again. As the reader, you're just hoping that Natalie can help because each character warrants their own happy ending, surely. At the beginning I felt like there would be too many characters to keep up with but through the format of the bakery, that wasn't an issue. I managed to connect with them all and that's what made the story so rewarding and heart-warming to read.
The Christmas Spirt was beautiful from start to finish. I especially loved the ending but then it did make me think that maybe this book wasn't entirely what I expected because I thought Natalie's involvement could have been played up just that little bit more. Regardless of that, though, I think this is one of the most naturally cheering Christmas books I've read. From the delectable setting to the wide mix of interesting, loveable characters and that little bit of an enchanting feel, there's something for everybody to love in this book whether you're feeling festive of otherwise. It's light-hearted and yet quite thought-provoking in its own way and will leave you feeling more optimistic and encouraged, hopefully ready to indulge in the spirit of Christmas. And if you don't have your own Natalie Hope to make everything seem that touch better, maybe you could just treat yourself to some cake instead and see how that works its magic.
Review also posted on Goodreads | Amazon UK
Susan Buchanan has written three novels in the chicklit and contemporary fiction genres: Sign of the Times, The Dating Game and The Christmas Spirit. She lives in Central Scotland with her partner, Tony, and their baby daughter. She is currently working on her fourth and fifth novels, What If and another Christmas themed book, both due to be released in 2015.
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Me too. Hope you get to it! It's a lovely read. x
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Joe is a Hampshire-based musician, composer and music teacher. His world revolves around his passion for music; whether he's performing, directing, creating or teaching, he's enthusiastic for it all!
In 2012, Joe moved to Hampshire to study Music at the University of Southampton, and stayed on an extra year to get a Master's degree in Music Composition. Throughout his uni life, Joe spent much of his time dedicated to the University's Pop & Gospel choir 'Jazzmanix', the uni's largest choir with over 100 members. During this period, as the society's Musical Director, Joe led tours to Disneyland Paris, Ghent, Brussels and Barcelona, as well as conducting sell-out concerts at the Winchester Theatre Royal, Turner Sims Concert Hall, and Winchester Science Centre & Planetarium. He even had one of his own compositions for the choir performed at the prestigious Vienne Jazz Festival in France.
Whilst studying and leading 'Jazzmanix', Joe also took part in many other musical ventures. In 2015, he worked alongside Matthew Scott (Head of Music, National Theatre) as a co-composer & orchestrator for The Birmingham Stage Company's live production of Horrible Histories' "Incredible Invaders".
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Most of the nations, cities and towns are often flooded with Wine and Spirits outlet stores. Such days' communities also may provide one or two of them. In large cities, you can find just a few in one specified area. More often than not each and every spirit store outlets all sorts of beverages. They do not constrain their retailing only to wines, beers, or spirits. Their stock destillation offers you a number of stuffs to accommodate each customer's preferences, taste and occasion.
Such wine and spirits retail outlets have to function within a number of procedures and regulations which are regulating their country, state or city as a whole. The most essential being, their retail store has got to possess a spirit or liquor license. This can be obtained by having a permit fee after checking all the requirements of the license Applicant. This permit preferences renewal at predetermined periods (a few years commonly) There is no guarantee that the renewal fees will be just like the last time. If the State settles, they have the authority to maximize it or even confiscate your permit in case of any bridge of agreement.
A lot of countries initially did not let the wine and spirits establishments to do the job on Sundays. On Sundays, they had to honor a mandatory holiday. Nonetheless, right now this regulation has been calm down in a lot of those states and if the shop operator is planning to pursue in doing a quick sale by working on a Sunday also, he is free to do so.
The spirits stores retailers need to be very vigilant while producing their sales. Caution and honesty calls for that they do not market their wines and spirits to children less than 18 years of age. If the shopper and the owner are negligent or disobedient and for any reason the the customer who is a minor is busted with the alcoholic beverages and the retailer's bill the owner can get into really serious legalities as well as his the buyer.
In various countries certainly India, the wine and spirits shops cannot operate on public holidays. If the seller attempts to make a breach by selling illegally, he once again can get into critical case with the police and liquor regulators.
The wine and spirits' the customers should also be liable and God fearing and follow all the liquor and spirits' rules and regulations and not unjustifiably invite trouble on themselves, their bodies and their families. All wine and spirit the shopper should understand how much is his good restriction of drinking and then try to be somewhat below that limit. It is also the the customer's onus not to drive after consuming any amount of wine or spirit. If he does so, he is taking a chance on his own and even other people's life.
Every wine and spirits the consumer should be responsible and to be disciplined enough to have fun with his spirits liquor or permit liquor or green liquor in the conveniences of his liquor city and liquor land by creating the above all the liquor available for sale in wine and spirits stores. Does not matter whether the liquor is – cheap liquor, top notch liquor or online liquor. Behave, disciplined and live just like a liquor king in your liquor land.
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Q: Flat Extrinsic Vs. Intrinsic Distance
Context:
Let $\Psi: \mathbb{R}^d \rightarrow \mathscr{H}$ be a $C^k$-embedding of $\mathbb{R}^d$ into a Hilbert space $\mathscr{H}$.
We may view $\mathscr{M}:=Im(\Psi)$ as a submanifold of $\mathscr{H}$.
Define the metrics:
\begin{align}
d_1: \mathscr{M} \times \mathscr{M} & \rightarrow [0,\infty)\\
d_1(m,n) & \mapsto \|\Psi^{-1}(m)-\Psi^{-1}(n)\|_{\mathbb{R}}
\end{align}
and the pullback metric $d_2:=\Psi^{\star}(d_{\mathscr{H}})$ of the metric induced by the inner-product in $\mathscr{H}$.

Question:
My question is are the two following metrics equivalent?  That is, does there exist a constants $K,k>0$ satisfying:
\begin{equation}
(\forall m,n \in \mathscr{M})\, d_1(m,n) \leq K d_2(m,n) \leq kd_1(m,n).
\end{equation}

Reasoning:
I was thinking we could use the diffeomorphism $\Psi$ (onto $\mathscr{M}$) to define a norm on $\mathbb{R}$ and then use the fact that all norm typologies are equivalent on finite dimensional vector spaces.  However I'm not quite sure how to do this/ or if this would actually work...
Intuition:
This seems to intuitively make sense when $\mathscr{H}=\mathbb{R}^D$ for some $D>>d$ with the usual euclidean inner product, but my intuition is wavering when the inner-product and space are more foreign...
However, both $\mathbb{R}^d$ and $\mathscr{H}$ have flat metrics... so this again makes me feel like this should be true...
Thanks for your help, ahead of time.

A: They are not equivalent. Indeed your $d_1$ has no relation to how $\mathscr{M}$ sits inside $\mathscr{H}$.
Counterexample: Let $\Psi : \mathbb R \to \mathbb R^2$, $\Psi(t) = (t, t^2)$. Let $a_n = (n, n^2)$. Then $d_1(a_n, a_m) = |n-m|$, while
$$\begin{split}
d_2(a_n, a_m) &= \sqrt{(n-m)^2 + (n^2-m^2)^2}\\
& = \sqrt{1 + (m+ n)^2}|n-m| \\
&= \sqrt{1 + (m+ n)^2} d_1(a_n, a_m).
\end{split}$$
Thus there does not exist $M>0$ so that
\begin{equation}
d_2(x, y) \le Md_1(x, y),\ \ \ \forall x, y\in \mathscr M.
\end{equation}


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Gov. Whitmer Names Testing Exec, Ex-Obama Official To Lead DHHS
The College Board
An executive with the nonprofit that owns the SAT will lead the largest department in Michigan government.
Robert Gordon was named director of the Department of Health and Human Services by Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Thursday. He's senior vice president of finance and global strategy for The College Board.
He previously worked in the Obama administration, in the Education Department and Office of Management and Budget. He also clerked for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Gordon, who has a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a law degree from Yale University, starts Monday and will make $175,000 annually.
Whitmer says Gordon brings a "unique set" of skills and will work to improve public health and deliver essential services to residents. The appointment stands unless rejected by the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Manchester United have offered a better package than City but Alexis Sanchez is reportedly holding out for City move.
Negotiations between Manchester City and Arsenal have stalled, as City is not prepared to match Arsenal's valuation of the player.
Manchester City offers of £20m is considered as inadequate by the Gunners and City have indicated their intention to walk away, even though the player remain keen to move to City.
The stalemate in negotiations has however handed the initiative to United who have increased the offer and are reportedly willing to pay Sanchez a better weekly package.
Arsenal is looking to sort this out in time to allow sufficient opportunities to bring in replacement.
Alexis Sanchez is now left to decide either to accept United's offer or hope City is only playing hardball and will come back, but he does not want to remain at Arsenal by Feb 1st.


Aquinas (5-1, ranked third by USA Today) trailed 6-3 going into the fourth quarter and had a chance to tie the game with less than a minute to play but junior kicker Marco Salani went wide left on his 20-yard attempt.
The Bucks (5-1) took over at their own 20. Aquinas was out of time outs so Deerfield Beach kneeled twice to seal the win.
Deerfield Beach took the lead on a 36-yard field goal by senior Jefferson Souza early in the first. Salani tied the game in the second with a 30-yard field goal, but Souza put the Bucks up for good with a 40-yard strike late in the third quarter.
▪ Coral Springs Charter 24, King's Academy 5: AJ Miller threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns. Miller and Calvin Jackson Jr. hooked up twice — including a 90-yard bomb on third down to put the game away with a little more than five minutes left in the game.
Jackson, who finished with 157 yards receiving on five catches, scored on a 19-yard touchdown on the Panthers' (7-0) first drive of the game. King's Academy is 2-5.
▪ University School 41, Dade Christian 10: The visiting Sharks ran their record to 5-1 as Henry Colombi completed 23 passes for 425 yards and four touchdowns to Brent Finkel, Jerry Jackson, Josh Ali and Al Blades. Kenny McIntosh also scored on a 60-yard kickoff return.
▪ Pine Crest 41, Florida Christian 7: The host Panthers improved to 5-2 as they jumped to a 27-7 halftime lead and never looked back. Quarterback Jordan Schulefan led the offensive attack by throwing three touchdowns in the opening half and then throwing another to open up the third.
▪ Calvary Christian 48, Tavernier Coral Shores 7: Running back Massi Gamble ran for 87 yards with three touchdowns and also caught a 7-yard scoring pass from Nick Holm for Eagles (5-2). Holm was 18-for-31 for 229 yards and two scores.
▪ Mourning 41, Westland Hialeah 6: The Sharks (1-5, 1-4 in 16-7A) opened to a 28-0 halftime lead and cruised to their first victory Thursday night at Milander. Donte Charles ran the ball 14 times for 167 yards, had four touchdowns and also made an interception. Stephen Henderson scored on a 1-yard run and Kerson Noel scored on a 20-yard run.
▪ Scheck Hillel 55, Pinecrest Charter 8: Quarterback Bradley Moskovitz completed seven passes for 203 yards and five touchdowns and also ran the ball five times for 120 yards and another score to lead the Lions (3-1) who led 34-0 at halftime. Bram Osman caught two of the touchdown passes and later threw a 55-yard touchdown to Avi Parrino. Jacob Mars ran for 84 yards with a touchdown. Shimon Elharrar caught two passes for 79 yards and a score.
▪ Other Miami-Dade scores: Clewiston 35, Pace 0; Treasure Coast 22, Champagnat 6; St. Andrews 42, Ransom Everglades 7; Boca Pope John Paul II 36, LaSalle 20.
▪ Other Broward scores: Western 41, Cooper City 3; Everglades 14, South Plantation 7; Cardinal Gibbons 28, Ely 14; Pines Charter 14, Inlet Grove 0; Westminster Academy 22, WPB Benjamin 15; Stranahan 41, South Broward 28; Boyd Anderson 43, Coral Springs 6.
▪ Thursday's scores: Sunset 14, Miami Springs 7; Miami High 43, Homestead 0; Archbishop McCarthy 56, North Broward 18; South Dade 61, Ferguson 26; West Broward 21, McArthur 13; Carol City 33, Southwest 0; Edison 14, Palmetto 6.
SLAM junior Jeter Downs, a first-team All-Dade selection last season, committed to UCF on Friday. Downs hit .517 last season with 31 RBI.
▪ American Heritage d. Mourning 25-16, 25-20, 25-20: Lu Grinspan 7 kills, 15 points; Laura Perez 5 points; Jenna Amaro 5 points. AH 12-4.
▪ Westwood Christian d. Colonial Christian 25-17, 25-21, 25-12: Jisely Lopez 6 digs; Lauren Amat 11 assists.
▪ Coral Park d. South Miami 25-0, 25-10, 25-6: Isabel Rios 27 aces; Laura Garcia 9 kills; Nicole Uzieda 12 assists.
▪ Carrollton d. Key West 18-25, 25-8, 25-5, 25-13: Paola Perez 8 kills; Gabriela Socarras 10 kills. Carr 4-10.
▪ Westminster Christian d. Ocala Trinity Catholic 25-19, 21-25, 22-25: Nikkia Benitez 16 kills; Sophia Poveda 10 points; Ingrid Savola 20 assists.WC 14-4.
▪ Miami Country Day d. SLAM 25-7, 25-6, 25-10: Sasha Jenkins 15 aces; Nyasia John 3 kills; Brooke Pumo 3 kills.
▪ Palmetto d. South Dade 25-18, 25-18, 25-22: Kayla Buttafuoco 11 digs; Ashley Thompson 7 kills; Chiara Cancela 5 kills.
▪ Florida Christian d. TERRA 25-20, 25-17: Alex Perez 10 kills; Jessica Barcelo 27 assists; Nicole Fontela 13 digs.
▪ Florida Christian d. LaSalle 25-14, 25-20: Katerina Rey 12 kills; Perez 10 points; Rebekah Carp 7 points. FC 14-4.
▪ Gulliver d. Killian 25-17, 25-14: Blanca Mengotti 11 kills; Isa Lamus 5 kills; Anastasia Perez Ternent 25 assists.
▪ Gulliver d. Highlands Christian 25-8, 25-13: Lauren Gold 8 kills; Mengotti 10 digs; Valeria Londono 11 assists. Gul 11-5.
▪ Killian d. Varela 21-25, 26-24, 25-11, 25-17: Ashley Reid 20 kills, 15 digs; Sofia Gonzalez 14 digs; Jaci Machado 36 assists. Kil 7-5.
▪ Doral d. Mater Academy 25-17, 25-22, 25-15: Marina Paula 7 kills; Estesania Moron 3 kills. Dor 13-2.
▪ Barron Collier d. Archbishop McCarthy 25-23, 15-25, 18-25, 25-15, 15-13: Sahara Aqui 17 kills; Lauren Bamdera 15 kills. McC 18-7.


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Q: updating webgl-surface-plot based on user input I am trying to use webgl-surface-plot to plot in 3D. the issue is, i want to take in user inputs for the parameters of my function using sliders or text boxes. for some reason though, I cannot get it to update the graph when the slider/text box is updated. any help is appreciated. currently I am using an html5 slider for simplicity until I can figure out other larger issues.

A: You could expose the JSSurfacePlot.data object as well as the redraw function to your calling code. Modifying the former before calling the latter should do the trick.
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TITANS REGISTRATION
TITANS SCHEDULE & RESULTS
520 LACROSSE ACADEMY
GAME/PRACTICE FIELDS
LOCAL LACROSSE INFORMATION
off-season development for all southern arizona youth lacrosse players
The Titans coaches are running the "520 Lacrosse Academy" off-season training and travel program for kids from all local regular season clubs at the U14, U12, U11 and U10 levels. This is a non-profit and partially subsidized program.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
(U10 and younger can till drop in on Mondays)
■ U14 (8th and 7th grades) hybrid field lacrosse and box lacrosse training. A U14 team will compete in the Arizona Elite Fall Box Lacrosse League in Glendale;
■ U12 (6th, 5th and 4th grades) hybrid field lacrosse and box lacrosse training. A U12 team will compete in the Arizona Elite Fall Box Lacrosse League in Glendale;
■ 2027/28 Graduation Classes (5th and 4th grades). In addition to competing in the fall box league as a 12U box team, we have entered a field team for the 2027/28 Division in the Adrenaline Lacrosse OC Fall Brawl, November 16-17 in Irvine, CA;
■ U10 drop-in outdoor field training/play once a week for kids in kindergarten through new 4th graders - no experience necessary - equipment available for use at the field.
NOAH VAN AMBURG
noah@vanamburglaw.com
MIKE STORIE
mikestorie@gmail.com
FALL PRE-SEASON SCHEDULE:
(Friday 8/30/19 - Discussion and demonstration session for Dads/Parents/Coaches at Maracana 6:00-7:00 p.m.)
Friday 9/6/19 - Intro to Box at Maracana 5:30-7:00 p.m. - Gloves, Sticks and Helmets only for U14/U12/U11
Friday 9/13/19 Indoor at Maracana 5:30-7:00 p.m. box training for U14/U12/U11
(No training 9/16/19)
Monday 9/23/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30-8:00 p.m. field training for All Ages - Cancelled due to weather
Monday 9/30/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30-8:00 p.m. field training for All Ages
Friday 10/4/19 Indoor at Maracana 5:30-7:00 p.m. box training for U14/U12/U11
Monday 10/7/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30-8:00 p.m. field training for All Ages
Friday 10/11/19 Indoor at Maracana 5:30-7:00 p.m. box training for U14/U12/U11
Monday 10/14/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30-8:00 p.m. field training for All Ages
(No training 10/25/19)
Monday 11/11/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30-8:00 p.m. field training for All Ages - CANCELED
Friday 11/15/19 Indoor at Maracana 5:30-7:00 p.m. box training for U14/U12/U11 - CANCELED
Monday 11/18/19 Outdoor at Rillito 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. - 3v3 games and speed lacrosse for All Ages (Final Preseason Session)
14U and 12U GAME SCHEDULE FOR THE ARIZONA ELITE FALL BOX LACROSSE LEAGUE:
The Arizona youth lacrosse teams that have committed to play in this Sunday fall game series include Scottsdale United, Desert Elite, Arrowhead, North Valley Predators, and us - the 520 Lacrosse Academy. All clubs are training on their own and then playing games against each other on Sundays.
Sunday 10/20/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 3:00 p.m. 14U vs. Desert Ridge
4:00 p.m. 12U vs. Scottsdale United
Sunday 10/27/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 3:00 p.m. 14U vs. Desert Elite
4:00 p.m. 12U vs. Desert Ridge
Sunday 11/3/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 3:00 p.m. 14U vs. Arrowhead
4:00 p.m. 12U vs. Desert Elite/NVP
Sunday 11/10/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 3:00 p.m. 14U vs. United - Game #1
4:00 p.m. 12U vs. United
5:00 p.m. 14U vs. Desert Ridge - Game #2
Sunday 11/17/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 4:00 p.m. 12U vs. Desert Ridge (6th graders only - 11U in CA)
5:00 p.m. 14U vs. Desert Elite
Sunday 11/24/19 at the Arizona Sports Complex 3:00 p.m. 12U vs. Desert Elite/NVP
12U and 14U playoff games TBD based on final seeding
Game times range from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
2027/28 (5th and 4th GRADES) ADRENALINE OC FALL BRAWL - 6950 Marine Way, Irvine California
Saturday 11/16/19 - Pool Play Games TBD
Sunday 11/17/19 - Playoff Bracket Games TBD
PROGRAM COST:
There is no fee for 10U/8U kids participating in the Monday night field training sessions. Come on out have your kids develop their skills doing drills and playing games with an adult coach and high school lacrosse player Connor Storie who represented our country playing for the U.S. National Box Lacrosse Team this past summer.
12U and 14U players: The registration fee for training and box team participation is $200 to help offset the league participation costs.
2027/28 (5th and 4th graders): The team registration fee for the Adrenaline OC Fall Brawl Tournament of $1,700.00 has been paid and subsidized by our coaching staff.