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Police Search Garbage – Legal in Minnesota?
by Robert Foley | Jun 23, 2016 | DWI & Criminal Defense, fourth amendment, privacy, warrantless search
As a way of obtaining probable cause to issue a search warrant on the home of a person suspected of drug offenses, police search garbage for evidence. The United States Supreme Court in California v. Greenwood, 486 U.S. 35 (1988) held that people do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in trash set out on the curb for collection.
While individual states have the ability to extend greater Fourth Amendment protection than that provided by the U.S. Constitution, individuals should understand that Minnesota law generally permits the police to conduct a fishing expedition through your garbage without a warrant.
Minnesota Court Reviews Case where Police Search Garbage Cans Without a Warrant
In Minnesota v. McMurray, 860 N.W.2d 686 (Minn. 2015), the Minnesota Supreme Court considered whether the state's Constitution provides protection of garbage in trash bins located on the curb for collection that extends beyond federal law.
The police in this case received a report that the defendant was observed with a pipe apparently intended for drug use. A police officer contacted the trash collection driver and arranged his cooperation in securing the defendant's trash after the can was rolled out onto the curb.
A search of the contents of the trash can revealed plastic bags containing "white residue" that later tested positive for methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. This evidence was a significant factor that helped the police obtain a warrant to search the defendant's home, where 3.3 grams of methamphetamine was discovered.
The defendant's motion to suppress evidence from searching the garbage cans and home was denied and ultimately was convicted of third-degree possession of a controlled substance.
Comparing Minnesota's Constitutional Protections with the Fourth Amendment
McMurray sought to suppress the drugs based on a violation of Article I, Section 10 of the Minnesota Constitution, which states:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated, and no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched and the person or things to be seized.
Our state's highest court first noted that this provision was very close in language to the comparable one in the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The Minnesota Supreme Court further noted the general principle in "favoring uniformity" with the U.S. Constitution when the language of the state constitution is substantially similar.
Additionally, the court noted that the state will deviate and extend greater protection when there is a principled basis for such a divergent interpretation.
Digging Deeper into the Court's Analysis
The state's highest court cited prior decisions indicating three situations where a similar state constitutional provision will be interpreted to grant greater protection:
The U.S. Supreme Court has sharply deviated from prior decisions
It has "retrenched on a Bill of Rights issue," or
The precedent would not provide adequate protection to the rights and liberties of those in Minnesota.
In applying these three factors, the Minnesota court first noted that the Greenwood decision was consistent with prior U.S. Supreme Court decisions finding that:
No 4th Amendment protection exists if a person has no reasonable expectation of privacy, and
Individuals have no reasonable expectation of privacy with regard to items knowingly placed in public view.
With respect to the second factor, the court found that Greenwood did not reflect a substantial retrenchment in terms of warrantless searches. Rather, the decision was consistent with a significant majority of state courts.
When considering the third factor, the court noted that there was no "unique, distinct, or peculiar issue of state and local concern that dictated special protection."
Based on this analysis, the court concluded that the search and seizure provision of the Minnesota Constitution, like its federal equivalent, did not protect garbage placed on the curb for collection.
Seeking Legal Advice Immediately is Critical in these Cases
The laws and related situations are not always straightforward, though. For example, trash cans might be located at the top of the driveway where they are picked up for collection.
Since all of the evidence from the trash and the subsequent search of a home might be subject to suppression depending on the facts, you should seek legal advice if you are facing criminal charges based on a warrantless search conducted by law enforcement.
If you have been arrested and charged with a drug crime in Minnesota, we invite you to speak to a Twin Cities Criminal Lawyer at Gerald Miller, P.A. as soon as possible. The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can start protecting your rights.
Contact us today to schedule your free and confidential case evaluation.


Devon comedian Josh Widdicombe will be all over the TV come autumn, but fans of his stand-up can catch him in the flesh in Sutton before then.
His sold-out 2015 tour What Do I Do Now has been extended and will come to The Secombe on Thursday, August 18.
Described as 'the undisputed king of the exasperated petty gripe' by the Evening Standard, Widdicombe is not just in demand on stage.
He has been a team captain on BBC Two's Insert Name Here, a regular on Mock the Week, QI, Live at the Apollo and Have I Got News For You.
Last November, the first series of his sitcom Josh was a ratings winner on BBC One and BBC Three.
This September Widdicombe will be travelling to Brazil with fellow presenters Alex Brooker and Adam Hills as they prepare to cover the Paralympics for their award-winning show The Last Leg.
Then later in the autumn, the second series of his sitcom is due to air.


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Volume 30, Number 2b, January 10, 2023
FAA Partners With Korea On Advanced Air Mobility
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Icing affects flight operations in many ways. Accordingly, we offer some thought-provoking reports from pilots who've been there. Little has been said about instrument malfunctions due to icing, and we discuss those in particular. Chilly Carburetors An instrument-rated Commercial pilot[…] Read this article
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Any Tamiya 1/32 rumours?
By timvkampen,
March 11, 2019 in LSP Discussion
otis252 736
How about we suggest something that is really possible and leaves me scratching my head. Add 1 sprue, 1 new canopy and you've got a Block 50 or a block 30 F-16 Viper. by repopping the 2 boxings they already have.
Pup7309 579
Pup7309
2 hours ago, Dave Williams said:
To be fair, that's how these threads always go. Even in a thread about Tamiya actually announcing a kit of X, there will be people saying they should have released a kit of Y instead.
True. Some threads go on, like you mentioned some get cut
LSP_K2 24,424
LSP_K2
Location:St Louis, Mo
5 hours ago, Pup7309 said:
Apples and oranges. The WNW threads (there were several) quickly digressed into name calling, insults, argumentative nasty posts and even to some degree, politics, over what at the time was seen by the staff to be pure unsubstantiated conjecture and hearsay to begin with, much (most) of which wasn't confirmed at the time. On the other hand, Tamiya seems to be a very stable entity, with a very long history, and given their usual overall high level of quality, pondering when and what their next big airplane kit might be, seems a quite natural topic for this site.
Out2gtcha, cbk57 and Archimedes
LSP_Ray 8,263
LSP_Ray
Location:Jefferson, OR, USA
Uh-oh, we mentioned WNW and Tamiya in the same thread. Now the rumours are going to start about Tamiya buying the molds for the WNW Lancaster. Estimated retail, $1200.00.
LSP_K2, Archimedes, Pup7309 and 1 other
oyoy5 225
oyoy5
Location:Louisville Ky
Bf 110G-4
12 minutes ago, oyoy5 said:
That's an interesting selection. Plenty of variants to get the most out of the tooling and the -110 hasn't yet been done to a high standard. I still think they'd make a killing on a new tool F-86 series but what do I know?
2 minutes ago, John1 said:
The Dragon Bf 110 is actually a great kit, at least as far as I'm concerned. A Tamiya 1:32 F-86? I'd be all over that like a dog on a pork chop.
John1 and Rick Griewski
Just wish Dragin would do a Bf 110G-4 which would be really easy from the E mold. I agree great kit.
Archimedes 182
12 hours ago, Pup7309 said:
To save you time: Tamiya won't bring out something obscure despite people's wishes. They will release what they want when they want. There are no rumours and no releases on the horizon. The conversation is about 'what I would like Tamiya to bring out or what they might bring out.'
That is correct: Tamiya do occasionally throw a curve ball (at least in 1/48) but they tend to stick to 'icons' when it comes to 1/32. They are a funny bunch in a way; their 1/24 car range features solid gold classics like the VW Beetle, Austin Mini, and Jaguar MkII then they go and do a Citroen 2CV Fourgonette (which I love for its quirkiness). In 1/48 aircraft they have all the WWII 'stars' one would expect: the obligatory Bf109 E, the Spitfire Mk1a, the P51 Mustang in B and D guises, the Fw190 in a variety of marks but then will throw in the Fairey Swordfish Floatplane or the Dornier 335 A12 Trainer. I would imagine that if we were to look for what they will do next in 1/32 it will only come from what already exists in the 1/48 range.
So, following that logic, I'd like a Stringbag floatplane please Tamiya-san.
cbk57
DonH 1,678
DonH
Location:Singapore
Here's a rumour. Tamiya will NOT release anything else in 1/32 for the next three years.
Every time I start a rumour, it's wrong. So here's hoping.
1 hour ago, Archimedes said:
Yes if this is in the 1/32 section and that's what we're talking about then an upscale of their 109s or do a 190 is a safe bet. I'd say a 262 or P38 is more likely than a stringbag, unfortunately.
As this topic is not just about 1/32 aircraft (so should be in general section now) Its just as likely they'll do a de-scale a Mustang and late Spitfire to 1/48 or 1/72) Following the lead from the Zero. ( But their 48 zero was old and needed re doing, and it is a Japanese icon)
As suggested doing various versions of current kits is the low- hanging fruit to get them through.
I think Hasegawa has a lot of the Japanese 1/32 items covered and Italian and Russian subjects might not have a big enough market appeal as recognisable US, UK and German subjects but this is just a guess.
So it's over to Eastern Europe for now...maybe rumours from there is worth a thread?
Edited August 26, 2020 by Pup7309
8 minutes ago, DonH said:
Yes, I'll keep my fingers crossed that you've completely blown it here.
logan181 34
Location:Harrells, North Carolina
Tamiya, usually caters to their home market first. That being said, I would venture to say that a F6F Hellcat might be in the cards, followed by a P-38. In the case of the P-38 the research has already been done.
...and nobody 'has' to read any of them.
Entirely agreed on what, if anything, Tamiya may do next. A 1/32 Swordfish floatplane was a joke suggestion from me and is about as likely as a 1/32 injection molded Gotha UWG ( oh wait a minute...).
I only quoted what Tamiya do with their other ranges as illustration; not to pull the topic away from 1/32 aircraft. Tamiya, when it comes to 1/32 aircraft, are about as conservative a company as we are ever likely to see. I am glad however of everything they have put out in this scale. Apologies if you felt I was generalizing the thread.
Edited August 26, 2020 by Archimedes
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She is a 3 year old English Pointer who was found as a stray in GA, and ended up in a kill-shelter where she had limited time. Then a nice volunteer from Pointer Rescue, Organization offered to foster her!
We are happy to have been able to be a part of her freedom-ride up the East Coast to help get her to her foster home in NY!
This entry was posted in Rescue Transports and tagged american pointer, bird dog, english pointer, Iris, Pointer, pointer rescue, pointer rescue org. Bookmark the permalink.
She's beautiful. I'm sure someone will want to pick this Iris.
what a cutie, praying she finds her furever home soon!!
She was such a sweetie!


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Fans gather in New York, Los Angeles to bid farewell to Aretha Franklin
Gary Vincent, a singer from New York, cries while stopping to pay respects at a makeshift memorial at the nameplate for singer Aretha Franklin outside the Apollo Theater in the Harlem section of New York City Thursday. Franklin died Thursday in her home in Detroit at age 76 from pancreatic cancer. | AP
NEW YORK – Fans of Aretha Franklin came together at New York City's landmark Apollo Theater and on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday to pay their respects to the Queen of Soul, singing along to her hits and sharing memories of her remarkable career.
Franklin, known for such classic songs as "Respect" and "Chain of Fools," died at home in Detroit on Thursday at the age of 76 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, her family said.
"My heart feels empty," said Sheila Black, 51, outside the Apollo, not far from where she grew up in Harlem, as she recalled listening to Franklin's "Another Night Without You" to get over heartbreak. "Her music will live forever. I'm just so sad that we had to lose her."
Billy Mitchell, the Apollo's historian, said the landmark theater would likely hold a tribute to one of its most beloved performers. "We're sad but we're very grateful to have had someone like Aretha Franklin in our lifetime," said Mitchell, known as "Mr. Apollo."
Inducted to the Apollo's Walk of Fame in 2010, Franklin performed there more than a dozen times, most recently in 2010. Her June 1971 "homecoming" show "drove fans to near-hysteria," according to the theater.
"Aretha's legacy should be excellence in music," Mitchell said. "There's a reason why she's queen. You don't get to get that title by being mediocre."
Lou Adams, 77, who had seen Franklin perform at the Apollo, said she was one of the greats. "It's an experience you can't explain; you have to feel," he said of the concert.
Fans gathered at Franklin's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, leaving flowers and candles and sharing tributes to the entertainer.
"Every time one of her songs comes on, everyone sings along, everyone knows the lyrics and … her songs give you that power, like that confidence to step out into the world and to feel, as a woman and as a black woman, like, that you are beautiful and that you can do it," said Chelsea Monroe, 29.
Crystal Carpenter, 56, said she grew up listening to Franklin in the late 60s and early 70s.
"And my mom bought this album back in '71 and now I have it," Carpenter said, holding a copy of Franklin's 'Amazing Grace,' which was recorded live in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.
"I love her gospel, secular, everything," Carpenter said. "She was the queen."
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As WHO fumes at Western drugmakers, China fills void on vaccines


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For a moment, fans that attended Target Field on Thursday night were in for a pitcher's duel.
Minnesota's Jose Berrios and Toronto's Brett Anderson kept the damage at a minimal, but as the game progressed the bats began to awaken.
Facing a 2-1 deficit in the top of the ninth inning, Jays first baseman Justin Smoak hit his 38th home run of the season - a solo shot to right field. The timing was more than ideal for the Jays, who were hitless in the last seven at-bats. Smoak's late-game heroics would prove little as Twins outfielder Byron Buxton countered Smoak's homer with one of his own.
Buxton's home run was the game's deciding factor as the Twins defeated the Jays, 3-2, in 10 innings.
Since being acquired from the Blue Jays, Anderson provided the Jays with six plus innings in each of his starts. Last week, Anderson won his first start since April. He was becoming a reliable option in the Jays rotation.
Anderson worked efficiently through four innings against the Twins. As the Jays secured a lead in the top of the fifth inning, something was bothering Anderson. He secured an out to start off the bottom half but the 29-year-old starter walked the bases loaded. It was the first time that Anderson slightly showed vulnerability all night. Minnesota's Jorge Polanco took advantage during his at-bat driving in two runs to give the Twins a 2-1 lead.
Jays manager John Gibbons sensed that Anderson had difficulty throwing the ball. As Gibbons went out for the mound visit, he decided to pull his starter. When Anderson was departing, he glanced down at his finger. Anderson reportedly suffered a blister during the game.
Anderson made it through 4.1 innings with four strikeouts before being pulled.
Before their game against Minnesota, the Blue Jays Wild Card elimination number sat at nine games. Two other teams in the AL stand between the Blue Jays and elimination and while history isn't on their side of history, the Jays aren't eliminated from the playoffs just yet.
Toronto's loss decreases the elimination number to seven games. If Toronto is swept by Minnesota, that number will push Toronto to the brink of official elimination.


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Synopsis: New Quasiparticles Confirmed in Topological Material
Photoemission spectroscopy provides the first experimental evidence of spin-1 chiral fermions and double Weyl fermions.
D. Takane et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. (2019)
New fermions are traditionally discovered in accelerators like Fermilab's Tevatron, where signs of novel particles are sought in the subnuclear debris generated by highly energetic collisions. In recent years, however, investigations in condensed-matter systems have revealed fermion-like quasiparticles made up of collective excitations of electrons. These quasiparticles are absent in isolation yet are describable by the same equations as fundamental particles. Now, researchers have identified two more quasiparticles by studying the electronic structure of a crystal of cobalt silicide (CoSi).
Cobalt silicide is a topological semimetal, meaning that its conduction and valence bands join together at specific points. Electronic structure calculations predict that CoSi should host two such nodes, one at the crossing point of three energy bands and the other at the crossing point of four. It is these nodes that define the two predicted fermions, called a spin-1 chiral fermion and a double Weyl fermion, respectively. Takafumi Sato of Tohoku University in Japan and his colleagues confirmed the calculated band structure and the existence of the associated quasiparticles with angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy, a technique that uses high-energy radiation from a synchrotron to probe the energy levels of electrons in a material. The measurements also identified Fermi arcs—features joining the surface projections of the two fermions in the bulk.
Other topological materials likely host additional undiscovered fermions, and theory predicts that higher-resolution experiments could reveal others in CoSi. As well as pursuing this possibility, Sato and his team plan further experiments to explore the physical properties of the spin-1 chiral and double Weyl fermions, such as how they interact with electric and magnetic fields.
–Marric Stephens
Marric Stephens is a freelance science writer based in Bristol, UK.
Observation of Chiral Fermions with a Large Topological Charge and Associated Fermi-Arc Surface States in CoSi
Daichi Takane, Zhiwei Wang, Seigo Souma, Kosuke Nakayama, Takechika Nakamura, Hikaru Oinuma, Yuki Nakata, Hideaki Iwasawa, Cephise Cacho, Timur Kim, Koji Horiba, Hiroshi Kumigashira, Takashi Takahashi, Yoichi Ando, and Takafumi Sato
Condensed Matter PhysicsTopological Insulators
Gravity of the Ultralight
Refrigeration by Quantum Measurements
Synopsis: Flexing an Electron Gas
Bending a stack of metal oxide sheets can alter the electrical resistance of a 2D electron gas that resides within. Read More »
Viewpoint: Polarons Get the Full Treatment
A new way to model polarons combines the intuition of modeling with the realism of simulations, allowing these quasiparticles to be studied in a broader range of materials. Read More »
Viewpoint: The "Sound" of Weyl Fermions
A prediction of a new heat-transport mechanism—called chiral zero sound—may explain recent observations of a "giant" thermal conductivity in Weyl semimetals. Read More »


The fourth Lucid Dream long player Actualisation is their best work to date. Tonight in Glasgow, it is played almost in its entirety with the remaining symphonies in the set drawn from 2014's Compulsion Songs. Wasting no time in getting down to business, the pulsating nine minute opus Alone In Fear gets the show underway. Drawing inspiration from Primal Scream's Vanishing Point and Evil Heat albums, Alone In Fear is a fusion of dance, rock and psychedelia, with singer / guitarist Mike Emmerson augmenting The Lucid Dream sound with his array of effects and sequencers. Out front, Mike Denton plays commanding bass lines as Alone In Fear builds to an thunderous conclusion. The sell out crowd love it.
Bad Texan has a groove and a swagger thanks to drummer Luke Anderson whilst guitarist Wayne Jefferson punctuates every beat with some vintage riffs. Emmerson's hypnotic vocals complete the sound. Each and every Lucid Dream song featured tonight is epic with the seven minute Bad Texan being no exception. The appreciative crowd treat this, and each and every song, as a triumph. The tempo changes as Bad Texan makes way for the dubtastic I'm A Star In My Own Right. Zenith follows with Emmerson's "always here in my heart" vocal resonating around the venue. The funk infused Breakdown sounds massive and the crowd are completely mesmerised.
Arguably 2018's single of the year, SX 1000 gets the best reaction of the night; "if you've been taking illegal pills, you might like this" announces Emmerson before the drum machine and Jefferson's simple yet hypnotic keyboard riff take over. Who would have thought an acid house track in 2019 would court such adulation?
How do you top that? Ardency is a return to a more traditional psychedelic path yet it is packed with lots of styles and possibilities. The Stereolabesque Epitaph runs for nearly a quarter of an hour and rounds the set off.
Fans travelled from all over the country to catch tonight's show such is their devotion to the cause. Anyone who witnesses The Lucid Dream live cannot fail to be won over by their unique sound. There might only be four of them up on stage, but each and every one of them conjurers up magic. We caught The Lucid Dream wowing a Manchester audience at Band on The Wall last spring, before Actualisation was released. Whilst they impressed that night, they have continued to grow in confidence. The new songs (if you can call them that) are truly embedded in the set and the recent home town show in Carlisle, and tonight's show demonstrate they have turned things up another notch. The Lucid Dream are dedicated to their craft and their audiences know that. They are undoubtedly one of the best live bands around at the moment and they deserve all the accolades they receive.
The Actualisation album tour calls at Liverpool District (8), Manchester Yes (9), Birmingham Hare And Hounds 2 (10) and Newcastle Cobalt Studios (16).
The album can be bought directly from the band here.


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text:
Ceremony, memorial to honor officer fatally shot 10 years ago
By Minnesota Public Radio
By Kirsti Marohn
It's been 10 years since an ambush shooting claimed the life of Cold Spring police officer Tom Decker and shook this small central Minnesota community to its core.
On Nov. 29, 2012, Decker responded to a call for a welfare check of a man living in an apartment above Winners Bar in Cold Spring. When Decker got out of his squad car, he was shot and killed.
He will be honored at a commemoration ceremony at 1 p.m. Sunday at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Cold Spring.
Among those scheduled to speak are family members of Decker, St. Joseph police officer Brian Klinefelter and Mendota Heights police officer Scott Patrick. All three died in the line of duty.
U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer and St. Cloud Bishop Donald Kettler also are scheduled to speak, along with current Cold Spring Police Chief Jason Blum and Phil Jones, who was the police chief in 2012.
There's also an effort underway to raise money to erect a memorial in Cold Spring to honor Decker and all law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
"It's so good to know people are not forgetting the sacrifice that my son made, and also all the police officers who have died," said Decker's mother, Rosella. "There's been a lot of them around Minnesota that have died in the line of duty. And I know firsthand the hurt in your heart, and how horrible the feeling is when you lose somebody you love so much."
Decker's killing was a traumatic event for Cold Spring, a small town west of St. Cloud with about 4,200 residents. Thousands of people attended his funeral, including law enforcement officers from across Minnesota.
Rumors swirled about who was responsible for the shooting, which remained unsolved for years.
In August 2013, investigators said they had the evidence to suspect that a 31-year-old man named Eric Thomes was the shooter. Police had gone to Thomes' home to question him in January 2013 when he locked himself in a shed and died by suicide.
The case wasn't officially closed until 2018, more than five years after Decker's death.
Chuck Waletzko, a volunteer with the memorial project, said the goal is to support law enforcement and make sure Decker's memory is never forgotten.
"I remember crying watching the Decker funeral on TV, and thinking how sad that is for this family and this community," Waletzko said. He recalls people holding signs reading, "We'll never forget your sacrifice" and "We'll never forget."
"And yet, people get older, memories fade, people move," Waletzko said.
The GoFundMe effort aims to raise $60,000 to erect a granite and bronze statue of a police officer holding the hand of a young boy eating an ice cream cone.
When Tom Decker was about 7 years old, he was shopping at the mall with his older sister when they got separated. A police officer bought him an ice cream cone and waited with him until he was reunited with his sister, Rosella Decker said.
"That made an impression on Tommy," she said. "I think that's what gave him the idea 'I want to be a police officer – somebody there to help.' That was always in Tommy's make-up, that he would help people."


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text:
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After an unbeaten run in all competitions stretching well over two months, Chelsea's gathering momentum dissipated at Goodison Park on Saturday afternoon.
Beaten by a Gylfi Sigurdsson penalty in a game of fine margins, the Blues were given a sharp reality check. "It's a long season," said Frank Lampard afterwards. "Some people who are talking about us winning the league, saying we've got the best squad in the league, it's ridiculous stuff.
"When you talk about the best squads, you have to look at the teams that have won it in the last two, three, four years."
Even as he tries to manage expectations, Lampard will be desperate for his side to bounce back against Wolves at Molineux this evening. He can take some encouragement from last season, where he got the better of Nuno Espirito Santo home and away.
Currently 13th in the table but only five points behind Chelsea in fifth, Wolves suffered a narrow defeat of their own at the weekend against Aston Villa. They have struggled going forwards in the absence of Raul Jimenez – who suffered a fractured skull during their 2-1 win against Arsenal last month – failing to score in their last two games.
Wolves still represent organised and dynamic opponents, however, and Chelsea will need to perform better than they did against Everton to come away with a win.
"The Premier League is unforgiving, we saw that with different results over the weekend and we see it pretty much every weekend and matchday," Lampard said in his pre-match press conference.
"We weren't at our top level on Saturday and we got beaten. That's it. We've been on a long unbeaten run, playing some really good football as well as winning games. We dropped our level for a game. That's absolutely on us to pick it up again straightaway."
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text:
Az 1955-ös Dél-amerikai Válogatottak Bajnoksága a 23. dél-amerikai kontinenstorna volt. Chilében rendezték. A tornát az argentin csapat nyerte meg, ez volt a tizedik diadaluk.

Résztvevők

Bolívia, Brazília  és Kolumbia visszalépett.

Eredmények
A hat részt vevő válogatott egy csoportban, körmérkőzéses formában mérkőzött meg egymással. A csoport élén végzett csapat nyerte meg a kontinensviadalt.

Mérkőzések

Végeredmény
A hazai csapat eltérő háttérszínnel kiemelve.

Gólszerzők

8 gólos
  Rodolfo Micheli

6 gólos
  Enrique Hormazábal
  Oscar Gómez Sánchez

5 gólos
  Máximo Rolón Libertad

4 gólos
  Manuel Muñoz

3 gólos
  José Borrello
  Angel Labruna
  Jorge Oliver Robledo
  René Meléndez
  Isidro Matute
  Julio César Abbadie
  Américo Natalio Galván
  Oscar Omar Míguez

2 gólos
  Ernesto Grillo
  Guillermo Díaz Zambrano

1 gólos
  Ricardo Bonelli
  Carlos José Cecconatto
  Jaime Ramírez Banda

1 gólos (folytatás)
  Washington Villacreses
  Eulogio Martínez
  Salvador Villalba
  Guillermo Barbadillo
  Félix Castillo
  Cornelio Heredia
  Roberto Castillo
  Alberto Terry
  Carlos Borges
  Julio Gervasio Pérez
  Walter Morel

öngólos
  Honorato Gonzabay (2, mindkettő  ellen)

Külső hivatkozások
 1955 South American Championship

Copa América
Copaamerica

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Ela Township is now accepting scholarship applications for eligible Lake Zurich High School seniors. The township will be awarding multiple scholarships valued at $1,500 each. The deadline to apply is May 11, 2018.


UNITED AMERICAN SECURITY IS CURRENTLY RECRUITING FOR COMMAND CENTER & PATROL OFFICERS.
STARTING WAGE IS $16.00 - $17.00 PER HOUR IN THE COMMERCE CITY AREA. FULL BENEFITS & VACATION.
Security Control Center &Patrol officers usually perform the following tasks under the direct supervision of their Supervisor or Manager. Conduct routine patrols of the site which they are assigned either by foot or patrol vehicle. Performs access control functions to the facility and or buildings. Protects client property and personnel as per the site standard operating procedures. Monitors CCTV and alarm systems as needed. Implements emergency protocols and or drills as needed and or required.


text:
games, politics
The Death of the Non-Gamer
To the tune of: Kate Bush – Pi
As a PR and journalist, I've been frustrated by the non-gamers and anti-gamers – the people who haven't played or would never play games – and how they control the media. As the years have gone by, their hold on the mainstream has been eroded and the review sections of most national media are now games-friendly but the main news pages are still run with an ethos that is often anti-games. I'd argue this is because the people running these pages are either older people who've never seen the point in trying games or, more likely, they're just part of the burgeoning crew who are neo-Luddites; the type of people who use mobile phones and computers through sufferance, and can't believe that the majority loves tech.
Yet, as we saw with the obsolescence of the WWII generation by the late 1960s, perceptual and control shifts can happen, and happen rapidly. Take a look at the graphs below, which illustrate how the population of gamers at large is going to shift in the UK over the next 20 years. I've used two data sources here, detailed at the bottom – as data isn't currently available for anyone under 16, I've pushed the % of gamers in that group to 100% – as it's likely to be near that anyway. You can have a look at my data sets and a better look at these graphs here.
Looking at the rough numbers, I'm guesstimating that the turning point'll be around 2023. I think this as that'll be the point at which the generations that comprise at least 50% gamers will be greater than 50% of the total population. Of course, that's not the same as running the roost, as there is a much larger proportion of older people who don't play games at all and people are living longer and longer – but I'm imagining that the progression of the proportion of young people who are gamers will continue to near 100%, which will balance the oldies, and that more older people will play as they get older, as games will be more ubiquitous.
Again, despite the demographic shift, the older generation will still be in charge of the media, and the oldest generations will be more likely to be reading Dead Tree media than the anyone under 60 in 2030, so there will still be incentives to produce anti-games content (especially amongst the right-wing press whose readership is older anyway, and who are more likely to indulge in scare-mongering). It's just that this out-of-date commentary will be irrelevant to the vast majority of the population – as Mary Whitehouse was by the late 80s, when she was better known as a figure of fun.
ISFE data http://www.isfe-eu.org/index.php?oidit=T001:662b16536388a7260921599321365911 and
Govt Stats http://www.statistics.gov.uk/populationestimates/flash_pyramid/UK-pyramid/pyramid6_30.html


text:
Summerville és una població dels Estats Units a l'estat d'Oregon. Segons el cens del 2000 tenia una població de 117 habitants.

Demografia
Segons el cens del 2000, Summerville tenia 117 habitants, 45 habitatges, i 34 famílies. La densitat de població era de 167,3 habitants per km².

Dels 45 habitatges en un 33,3% hi vivien nens de menys de 18 anys, en un 66,7% hi vivien parelles casades, en un 6,7% dones solteres, i en un 24,4% no eren unitats familiars. En el 20% dels habitatges hi vivien persones soles el 8,9% de les quals corresponia a persones de 65 anys o més que vivien soles. El nombre mitjà de persones vivint en cada habitatge era de 2,6 i el nombre mitjà de persones que vivien en cada família era de 3.

Per edats la població es repartia de la següent manera: un 28,2% tenia menys de 18 anys, un 2,6% entre 18 i 24, un 21,4% entre 25 i 44, un 32,5% de 45 a 60 i un 15,4% 65 anys o més.

L'edat mediana era de 44 anys. Per cada 100 dones de 18 o més anys hi havia 100 homes.

La renda mediana per habitatge era de 34.375$ i la renda mediana per família de 38.750$. Els homes tenien una renda mediana de 33.750$ mentre que les dones 28.333$. La renda per capita de la població era de 14.099$. Aproximadament el 16,1% de les famílies i el 15,5% de la població estaven per davall del llindar de pobresa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

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Entitats de població d'Oregon


Could The End Be Nigh For Bill And Hillary? Here's What Ticket Costs Are Telling Us.
Former President Bill Clinton and his blushing bride Hillary seem to be like a bad rash that no matter how much lotion or ointment you put on, just keeps coming back and getting worse.
We all hoped after Hillary bombed during the 2016 presidential election, she'd get the hint and bow out of a life of public service and activism. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case. In fact, she seems to be more active than ever.
However, it looks like the general public might be ready to move on past the Clintons. The evidence? There ticket sales are now the same price as a Big Mac meal at McDonald's.
It seems the real reason these two went into politics was a hunger for power and a deep desire to be highly esteemed by others. This is ironic given the fact that the former president is anything but esteemed by the vast majority of popular culture, mostly due to his many, many sexual indiscretions.
The Clintons are becoming irrelevant, which is obviously a hard pill for them to swallow, but is the inevitable fate of any public servant at some point in their career.
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Dear Parkinson Family:
I am excited to share with you the next evolution of the Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health: renovation of the John and Huerta Cuneo Center at the Health Sciences Campus, starting today, Monday, June 14.
This is the first of four stages to establish our identity and create a shared sense of space and place: (1) central administration; (2) Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) lab remodeling on the building's lower level; (3) greater co-location of faculty and staff in the Center for Translational Research & Education (CTRE); and (4) co-location and expansion of our office footprint for Lake Shore Campus (LSC) faculty and staff. More to follow on all of the changes as the University returns fully back to campus.
For now, we are excited about the Cuneo renovation, which will begin on the fourth floor. The University and architecture firm have been wonderful collaborators in helping us build a space that will continue to serve our needs as the school grows and evolves. Thank you to the students, staff, and faculty who engaged in the planning process and provided input into how we could best share space. This initiative will provide more flexible spaces for student and faculty use, increased natural light, and enhanced security.
Originally paused due to the pandemic, the first remodeling phase will include a space for student collaboration and the first home for the School's Center for Health Innovation and Entrepreneurism. Additionally, plans include co-locating program departments in the CTRE. We will have designated administrative space on the fourth floor–including a space for hoteling offices for LSC-based faculty and staff, student collaboration, and the first home for the School's Center for Health Innovation and Entrepreneurism.
Our overall goal is to better connect our campuses and school community for even greater educational and scholarship impact. In other words, this is the first step in modeling the way to creating interactive, collaborative spaces required to address urgent, complex health issues, through cross-sectoral and inter-disciplinary approaches.
Work will occur on all floors of the building, in stages, during the hours of 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM daily
Construction teams will do their best to minimize noise, though expect to hear it
For the fourth floor specifically:
Use the north entrance (adjacent to the elevators) to enter/exit the administrative suite
All fourth floor restrooms will be offline for the duration of the project; please use restrooms on the third floor
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The renovation includes installing security turnstiles (in the late August/September timeframe)
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Thank you, in advance, for your patience during this project. I will share progress on major milestones as we reach them and I look forward to building this next chapter with all of you.
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Soccer Legend Doc Khumalo takes reins of Mustang as Ford Brand Ambassador. Photo: Quickpic
Phase 2 of N2 Fish River Pass
The South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL) said controlled blasting is scheduled to take place on the N2, section 13, between Grahamstown and the Fish River Pass every Tuesday until 24 October 2017, weather permitting. The blasts will occur at various positions along the N2 between KM 81 and KM 92. Blasting will take place between 2pm and 4:30pm and the road will be closed for approximately one hour during this time.
"Motorists are asked to plan their trips accordingly and to use caution when making use of the road," said Mbulelo Peterson, Sanral Southern Region's Manager.
Doc takes a Mustang
Soccer legend Doc Khumalo has been appointed a brand ambassador for Ford, and will be driving their iconic Mustang for the next 12 months.
"Doc Khumalo is a legendary South African football player, and we are delighted to have him sign up as a brand ambassador for Ford and driving our legendary Mustang," said Neale Hill, director marketing, sales & service, Ford Motor Company Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) region. Not only is Khumalo one of SA's premier football personalities, but he is extensively involved in CSI initiatives across sub-Saharan Africa through soccer development projects to lift the profile of the sport and create opportunities for young players.
"I am more than delighted to be part of the Ford family," said Khumalo. "Driving in the Ford Mustang GT 5.0 will not only be inspirational to me but also to those around me."
Road safety for all
South Africans must make a united and conscious effort to end the carnage on the country's roads. This is the call from Cabinet as the country marks Transport Month in October, observed under the theme 'Together we move South Africa Forward'.
"Cabinet calls on all to work together to ensure the country's transport infrastructure benefits all and encourages road users to take responsibility and apply road safety as part of their daily lives. By working together, we can reduce the carnage on our roads," said Cabinet in a statement after its fortnightly meeting. The Department of Transport and its entities will highlight the economic benefits of the sector by showcasing transport infrastructure services in aviation, maritime, public transport, roads and rail. Cabinet said investments in the transport sector are stimulating development and creating jobs as part of South Africa's Nine-Point Plan, which aims to grow the economy and create much-needed jobs.
"These investments will ensure the building of an integrated public transport network across the country," said a Cabinet statement. – SAnews.gov.za
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To commemorate Transport month Engen Driver Wellness, an annual mobile health awareness initiative run by Thubelihle Occupational Health & Wellness offered free health screenings to truck drivers in East London. The initiative has increased driver participation in voluntary screenings and improved health scores year on year. Over a seven-month period the programme will reach 21 sites in five provinces up the end of the year. Now in its sixth year, the Engen Driver Wellness continues to put health in the front seat for truck drivers by providing them with free health screenings. Operated nationwide at Engen Truck Stops and retail service stations, drivers are offered free voluntary screenings in mobile clinics. These are conducted by qualified nurses and councillors where blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, tuberculosis, BMI (Body Mass Index) and HIV are tested. As testing is voluntary, the incremental acceptance of health management as a path to longevity and wellbeing are important indicators that health empowerment is gaining traction. Given the long and lonely hours long haul drivers spend on the road and the stresses associated with the job, these interventions form a critical pillar of support.
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Vented: During equilibrium, closed circulation of air. When measured by NDIR, vented to ambient air.
Continuous underway measurements of atmospheric and surface seawater pCO2 were made with the CO2 measuring system (Nippon ANS, Ltd) installed in the R/V Mirai of JAMSTEC. The system comprises of a non-dispersive infrared gas analyzer (NDIR; BINOSR model 4.1, Fisher-Rosemount) or the variations, an air-circulation module and a showerhead-type equilibrator. To measure concentrations (mole fraction) of CO2 in dry air (xCO2a), air sampled from the bow of the ship (approx. 30 m above the sea level) was introduced into the NDIR through a dehydrating route with an electric dehumidifier (kept at ~ 2 °C), a Perma Pure dryer (GL Sciences Inc.), and a chemical desiccant (Mg(ClO4)2). The flow rate of the air was 500 ml min-1. To measure surface seawater concentrations of CO2 in dry air (xCO2s), the air equilibrated with seawater within the equilibrator was introduced into the NDIR through the same flow route as the dehydrated air used in measuring xCO2a. The flow rate of the equilibrated air was 600 - 800 ml min-1. The seawater was taken by a pump from the intake placed at the approx. 4.5 m below the sea surface. The flow rate of seawater in the equilibrator was 500 - 800 ml min-1.
The CO2 measuring system was set to repeat the measurement cycle such as 4 kinds of CO2 standard gases (Table 1), xCO2a (twice), xCO2s (7 times). This measuring system was run automatically throughout cruises by a PC control. Effects of water temperature increased between the inlet of surface seawater and the equilibrator on xCO2s were adjusted based on Gordon and Jones (1973), although the temperature increases were slight, being ~ 0.5 °C at maximum.
Gordon, L. I. and L. B. Jones (1973), The effect of temperature on carbon dioxide partial pressure in seawater. Mar. Chem., 1, 317 - 322.
Concentrations of CO2 of the standard gases are listed in Table 1, which were calibrated by the JAMSTEC primary standard gases after 2000 (MR00-K01 and later). Before that time, the standard gases were calibrated against the scale of the Meteorological Research Institute, Tsukuba, Japan, and fitted to the 1985 World Meteorological Organization scale by using the equation of Inoue et al. (1995). The CO2 concentrations of the primary standard gases were calibrated by C. D. Keeling of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA, USA. The values are 230.33 ppm (Cyl. No. 11325), 259.74 (11326), 279.67 (11327), 308.93 (11328), 328.25 (11329), 348.79 (11330), 369.55 (11331), 389.54 (11333), 411.60 (11334), 440.94 (11335), 460.42 (11336), and 478.54 (11337).
Since differences of concentrations of the standard gases between before and after the cruise were all allowable (< 0.1 ppmv), the averaged concentrations (Table 1) were adopted for the subsequent calculations.
Table 1. Concentrations of standard gases used in individual cruises.
Inoue, H. Y., H. Matsueda, M. Ishii, K. Fushimi, M. Hirota, I. Asanuma, and Y. Takasugi (1995), Long-term trend of the partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2) in surface waters of the western North Pacific 1984 - 1993. Tellus 47B, 391 - 413.


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By Lola Kelleher
The Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo (CWCBE) is one of the largest and longest-running cannabis industry trade shows in the United States. Every year they host expos in New York, Los Angeles and Boston which feature incredible speakers from all sectors of the business, from media personalities like Montel Williams and Whoopi Goldberg to executives like George Allen of Acreage Holdings and legendary hemp advocates like Joy Beckerman.
This year Honeysuckle is proud to be a media sponsor of CWCBE New York and speaking about cannabis journalism and advertising. In advance of the show, Lola Kelleher spoke with Greg Marco, president of Leading Edge Expositions, the company that produces CWCBE. He gave her the inside scoop on the expo's origins and what we can look forward to this season.
According to Lola, "Greg's affability caught me off guard as he displayed entrepreneurial prowess when speaking of the upcoming conference. Not only was Greg an encyclopedia when it came to Cannabis legislation and business ventures, but was also a natural teacher, helping me grasp the ins and outs of the industry of which I was a novice."
LOLA KELLEHER: How did Leading Edge develop the CWCBE? What was your entryway to the cannabis industry?
GREG MARCO: I could tell you the people behind Leading Edge have a plethora of trade show experience. So as we always say, this is not our first rodeo, with roots [going] back 50-plus years. We've produced beauty expos, franchising expos, computer expos, the whole gamut of different events. The CWCBE NY expo was created six years ago. L.A. will also be our sixth year. And our baby is the Boston show, going into its third year. We have CWCBE at the Javits Center May 29-June 1. We have three shows every year. We have the NY show in May, the L.A. show at the L.A. Convention Center September 25-28, and the Boston show is at the Hynes Center October 23-26.
Leading Edge has a long history of business-to-business and business-to-consumer events. Our cannabis-related events are more B2B focused, we do have a canna-curious day on Saturday. Last year was the first time we had it; it was added for canna-curious people maybe in corporate America, or who have a full time job [where] it's a little less accepted to say they are going to a cannabis event. It was well received, which is why we added it to the event.
Los Angeles Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo 2018
My entryway into cannabis happened a year ago. I've been with the ownership group a very long time, for a decade and a half in the trade show business. In the cannabis industry I've been with CWCBE for a year, saw three shows, learned the industry, met the players. I became the president the next month. I got an MBA in cannabis in a year from the exhibitors, from being at three different events. You have a New York market which is expanding every year, you have an L.A. market which is mature, and you have a Boston market which is finding its way. I've seen all the different markets and I've seen how digital media works in the cannabis industry.
How has CWCBE evolved from its initial start and how does each conference differ from city to city (NYC, Boston, LA)?
The biggest part of our program in our events is the educational component. We always look at it like the computer shows we used to do. We used to produce one of the largest computer conferences in the late 1980s and early 1990s. How do you lasso the momentum? And with that, it's an evolving process and in our business now the conference component is a crucial element because things are changing every day. If you flip back to December, there was the Farm Bill in New York and New Jersey where the governors spoke about legalizing cannabis. Just in the last 45 days, the momentum has to be a mirror image of what you produce. In L.A. a "Cannabis 101" conference may not make sense; in the Northeast it's so progressive it might work there. We need to mirror the place they are serving. That differentiates us from other conferences. We want to create the meeting spot of these markets; we want to be able to provide the [resources] for investing as well. If you come to New York, you find a lot of people interested in investing; it is the hotbed of business. A lot of people [are] interested. I just got off the phone with a hedge fund [that] is interested in investing. If you think about it, when you have a fund by cannabis, they want to see what's going on. We have a great business going on right now. The conference program and curriculum to rotate the market. L.A. might be our advanced market because it is a mature market. New York is a meeting ground where canna-companies can gather information, law firms that exhibit with us, insurance businesses that exhibit with us. We gear toward each market and the progressiveness of that market.
In Boston last year, we had a lot of government officials… there are elements of that market for that space. We put together that specific program and then we have speaker submissions. I was shocked this year to find how many submissions I received.
Boston expo 2018
We produce the most professional conferences, in the look, the feel, and the speakers we assemble. Last year we had former Governor Bill Weld; we had Bruce Linton, who is the Canopy Growth Corp CEO, who right after the show got the Constellation Brands' $5 million investment. So those are the type of level people. And the media coverage of our events, such as Honeysuckle not only covering the show but also on the floor. Another difference in the show floor is where you can meet the CEO of Canopy like Bruce Linton. Participants were ecstatic about that.
Where did CWCBE begin?
It began in New York and blossomed to L.A. next and then to Boston with possibly more cities to come.
NYC is about to have adult-use cannabis legalized, and we are also the number-one cannabis consuming city in the world. How do those factors impact the CWCBE conference here?
Impacts in so many different ways. The three components of a show are last year's growth, the momentum, [which] impacts attendance, the size of event and growth. When you talk about the growth of a trade show, especially an industry that's evolving this fast, we are in the captain's seat. For many years we didn't have so much stimulation and progressive influence. The legalization comments are coming out so we're getting lucky now! We always knew this; we always knew New York was a great market and now the regulation is starting to follow.
Whoopi Goldberg and Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld on the Surprise Speakers panel, New York expo 2018
How do you traverse the red tape that exists, because NY has not legalized recreational cannabis use?
The big thing is there are no laws against a conference on a topic. No laws against free speech. On the show floor we adhere to state law; we have no product at our trade show. There are no plants whatsoever. We are just a medium of information for products and services in the industry.
What new programming is on the horizon for this year's CWCBE NY? What are you most excited about?
I'm really excited about the new faces participating in the space. The evolution of cannabis in the market place. Marketing is a big thing. We are going to have some marketing panels. Investment is not just investment 101 anymore. There will be advanced programming. You talk about cultivation and those types of things, now you're evolving in terms of a marketplace; it's no longer just an idea. These people are going to have cultivation farms in the Northeast. So all these changes are very exciting. I'm excited to see the fruits of the labor of the people in our industry reaping rewards. The Farm Bill and hemp is a monstrous[ly exciting] thing for us. We will have hemp-focused tracks and some things I cannot go into. We will announce it [later] in February. There will be very exciting hemp-related events happening.
How does the new federal legalization of hemp affect the conference programming?
We have advisory members that are very hemp-focused. In two of the events we had a vehicle that was 13% hemp. We're all for these hemp oils and hemp CBD. The hemp component was really helped by the Farm Bill [which] was very impactful for us. A lot of companies now too have hemp and CBD cosmetic lines.
Every year CWCBE offers amazing surprise speakers. While we don't expect you to spoil the surprise, can you give us any info on dynamic topics that speakers might address, or anyone on the schedule that we just can't miss?
The biggest thing about the event is not just the expo, but from a trade show planning perspective, the biggest topic is who's going to headline. That's the biggest, biggest topic among a management perspective. Obviously I can't reveal too much.
[So] I can't disclose that, but the keynotes from NY, LA and Boston—the letters are out, the conversations have happened, and they're not a one-call conversation to get them to speak. I can tell you in 2019 we will deliver and we appreciate everyone keynoting. But let's get back to the goal, to get the most relevant content to our audience that we are serving. So think about that. From a keynote perspective, you want relevant speakers from relevant decision makers. I don't mean to be evasive, but that's all I can disclose.
The New York show is well under way. We have a lot of new faces as employees that have joined our company right after Boston, from our marketing director to our conference director to our operations and administration people, our CFO. We have 100 years of trade show experience, so we are poised for significant growth in 2019.
For more information about the Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBE), visit cwcbexpo.com or follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can book tickets now for CWCBExpo New York, May 29-June 1, 2019.
Lola Kelleher was born in New York City, from a young age she discovered art and writing as means of expression. Studying at ICP and Cooper Union as an adolescent, she then earned her Bachelor's degree at Barnard College with a degree in Art History and a minor in Psychology. She continues to live in New York and enjoys underground music, contemporary art, and critical theory.
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