We just had Little Man's 3 year check-up. It was a great Dr. Visit in many ways and a difficulty one in many others.
Okay, the good: He did not need any shots, so the visit did not end with a blubbering puddle of post-shot Little Man. It is not a pretty sight. But, thankfully, it was not a sight for today. He interacted with his doctor (we shall call him El Doctoré). really well. He said "AHHHHH!" when asked. He didn't fight when he was getting his ears checked out. He thought it was hilarious when El Doctoré was checking his pupil response for his eyes. He was nice and still while El Doctoré checked his breathing and heart beat. All in all Little Man did really well interacting with El Doctoré, and he behaved himself like a real champ. He has just grown up so much in the mere 3 years he has been around.
El Doctoré was very pleased that we had not had to see him since December of 2005 (we are as well), and he was really pleased that Little Man has been Orapred free for over 8 months now (again, we are as well). This is the longest stretch of non-Orapred usage for Little Man since we had to use it the first time just after his 1st birthday. All in all it was a really good visit.
The not-so-good: That being said, everything was not sunshine and rainbows. El Doctoré showed a bit of concern about how many steroid medications Little Man is currently using. On top of the asthma and food allergies, El Doctoré has suggested that we see a cardiologist because of a murmur present with Little Man. Great, just what we needed another medical concern for the Little Man. Honestly, this is the most upsetting portion of the appointment. The doc did a good job of minimizing the idea as just precautionary and prudent, but when a 3 yr old has to see a cardiologist, I can't imagine that we are just doing it for "precaution and prudence"reasons.
These things were coupled with my own observations about the appointment with El Doctoré. Firstly, I was disturbed to see my little boy in such a clinical setting looking so small. He is currently residing in the 40th percentile for height and 25th percentile for weight. That translates to 37 inches or 93.98cm in height and 30.5 lbs, 13.83 kg, or 2.179 stone in weight. I realize that he is dynamo of energy that could potentially power the city of Reykjavík for about day in the spring, but he really is small for his size, and that is something you do not realize when you see him without other kids around to compare.
Secondly, I felt that he still is dealing with a speech delay. He just did not seem, in my opinion, to be talking as much and as fluently as he should be. Sure some of this may be due to "playing shy" around El Doctoré, but I just felt there was something more palpable to it than that.
Thirdly, I realized that, as a parent, I am not pushing Little Man to do enough things on his own. I do too much for him, when he should be doing it himself. I imagine that this is a typical problem with most first time parents, but it is something that I need to work on.


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Boston Underground Film Festival 2015 Day #02: "Hoping for Something Else", The World of Kanako, and Excess Flesh
Thursday is my department's regular work-from-home day, making it pretty easy to catch both the features and the shorts program, aside from the past where it rained like crazy right around the time when I had to walk to Harvard Square. Fortunately, that didn't scare many filmmakers away.
First up, the folks from the "Hoping for Something Else" shorts program: "Punk Bitch!!!" director Nic Collins and his cinematographer whose name I shamefully did not write down, "Tumble Down Low" director Jefferson Stein, festival director Kevin Monahan, and "Barker" director Dave Paige. Good folks making good shorts about growing up (among other things).
These three ladies were responsible for the two shorts before Excess Flesh: Actress Diana Porter & director Izzy Lee of "Postpartum" and "Recipe" director Olivia Saperstein. It's always fun to see Izzy's stuff, because she's the only person I know who tweets out stuff while she's making it, which feels a lot different than an advertising campaign.
Last but not least, Excess Flesh star Bethany Orr and director Patrick Kennelly. It's a movie that eventually wore out its welcome with me, leading to a meandering sort of Q&A where neither participant was willing to do anything but tap-dance around a seemingly obvious take on the movie until someone asked a question that referenced SPOONERIZED SPOILERS! Kite Flub !SRELIOPS DEZIRENOOPS. It's kind of understandable - you don't want to give a definitive interpretation to your kind-of-ambiguous movie, but it also felt like trying to avoid spoilers in a crowd where you knew everybody had just seen it. Orr actually seemed visibly relieved at this point, like it was hard to talk about her role any other way.
Kennelly, on the other hand, didn't seem quite so excited, and it was kind of funny that he referenced Abel Ferrera and said to get an import version of his Welcome to New York, because while he didn't get semi-antagonistic toward the audience the way Ferrera did during his monster Q&A at Fantasia, I got the same sort of "how do you even make a movie of you're thinking about it in such vague terms?" feeling I did from Ferrara. Not to the same extent - Ferrara made it sounds like he showed up on set and the movie just sort of happened - but maybe that's something to shoot for.
"Tumble Dry Low"
* * * ½ (out of four)
Seen 26 March 2015 in the Brattle Theatre (Boston Underground Film Festival: Hoping for Something Else, digital)
This was easily my favorite short of this group and not just because it has one cute little moppet at the center. Director Jefferson Stein does a truly impressive job of using imagery to tell the story of this fractured family, from how isolated their trailer is (the lack of a vast reinforcing that yes, their financial situation is pretty dire) to the tellingly scorched family portrait at the end. It's not pointedly dialogue-free, in that people do talk and one never gets the feeling that this is something Stein has actively worked to avoid, but it's a fine job of telling the story with imagery and actions.
It's a simple sorry he tells, a father and daughter both overcome by sadness, one unable to comprehend it and the other all too well-aware of what he's going through. That simplicity is not any sort of mark against it, though, and it's a well-earned bit of emotion.
"Goodbye Casey Trade"
* * * (out of four)
I'm curious as to whether the makers of "Goodbye Casey Trade" have any ambitions to expand it into a feature, because it's one of those shorts where the twist near the end seems like it would work even better as a hook. Up until that point, it's the sort of thing where I tend to feel bad about calling it familiar - who wants to be blasé about seeing the sort of ostracism and bullying that has a teenager contemplating suicide done well? Especially since the friend she makes is more than obnoxious enough that he's obviously more of a than a solution.
Still, director Amanda Brennan finds a number of great moments in the midst of a story whose structure is fairly well-mapped, and lead actress Chloe Roe is quite impressive in the title role. It's an effective little film, and if it had ended in the expected way, it would be a decent selection. Instead, I'm curious as to what will happen next, and I'm curious as to whether that's something folks are planning to write or if the idea is for it to start a discussion.
"What Doesn't Kill You"
Rob Grant is a guy who has been pretty interesting over the past few years - Yesterday and Mon Ami were both, at the very least, interesting movies, and I was disappointed when circumstances kept a side project from its scheduled Somerville screening. A new short is welcome, and while I think "What Doesn't Kill You" is a little rough, it does wind up a kind of nifty take on certain horror ideas.
It may move a little too fast for its own good, though. Grant sketches his teenage characters very quickly before running their car over a cliff before having the two that seem to have recovered without a scratch debate what to do with the third, who is pretty severely hurt - kill him so he can recover like them, or let him be? They skip the "hey, how do you know this will work for everyone?" argument almost entirely, and that seems like it would be the motor of the story, even if what is actually about is something else. It is, after all, a pretty dead-on look at how even young people at a low ebb can find themselves feeling practically indestructible only to realize that they perhaps don't really know anything.
"Barker"
"Barker" is fairly impressive in how it almost had to be a sort of bait-and-switch movie - its characters aren't exactly doing enough to have their actions amount to a whole lot of consequence - but manages it in a way that has the audience along for the ride. It shows a trio of hungover roommates having a lazy day before another night out, and in doing so let's the viewer see just enough of them to keep them interested, even if it's not quite a group that earns immediate attachment or devotion. It could be the start of something, but what, precisely, is kept close to the vest.
It's the kind of thing I often find slight - why should I watch a movie about people killing time? - and I really admit to feeling a bit of impatience here. It's put together well, and the cast never comes across as anything less than genuine, and it ends on an emotional note, so the idea behind the movie wound up being a lot sticker than expected afterward, and that's worth some praise.
"Punk Bitch!!!"
This entry was probably the most generally grimy selection in a block about losing illusions, but you can't deny the craft involved. Director Nic Collins starts at a point where title character Alice's life is already fairly low and then build the movie in a way that emphasizes the circulatory of it - the story is tips or of strict chronological order but there's a sense that it doesn't have to be. A downward spiral give you the same view repeatedly, just from a little let down each time.
Audrey Nilssen also gives a nice performance as Alice, not entirely reliant on her being the protagonist in gaining the audience's sympathy but not afraid to be a little abrasive, either. It's not always an easy performance to watch, but it does a good job of getting under a viewer's skin, helping to boost his or her estimation of Alice even as the story grins her down.
"Bastard"
Ryen McPherson has delivered a film which falls squarely into the "man, I hope that didn't happen to you (or anyone)" category, with the first part a fascinatingly tense situation, built around a family visit and dinner involving a young man, the cold he fathered out of wedlock, and his foster parents, with the father the sort of preacher much more interested in the parts of the Bible that reference hellfire and brimstone than forgiveness and charity. It's the sort of thing that's horrifying to watch for any reason other than confirming that one's decision to reject religion is the correct one, but that horror is honest and fascinating, especially since the cast makes it so specific to these characters - rather than just being an example of twisted principles, it's a real family conflict.
And then something happens and one starts to wonder if maybe this short film's script was taken from that of an intended feature. The scene shifts, there's not enough time to establish the new situation, and while this is a story that doesn't completely require resolution, it's a bit past the point where we can see that an important transition has been made. I'd be down with watching a movie that continues from here, though - McPherson implies a new sort of unnerving vibe, so I've got no doubt he can tell the whole story.
"Waiting Games"
* * * ¼ (out of four)
I'm a poor fatalist; when presented with stories like "Waiting Games", I tend to run through a dozen rounds of what-about/you've-gotta-try/maybe-if, completely missing the point that the teller is trying to make or feeling she is trying to evoke, not totally buying into it even once I accept that is a necessary presumption. So, yes, I had a bit of trouble responding to this one in the way it was intended, but I like it nonetheless.
Why? In part, I like its attitude toward sibling relationships, which seems to be that one you strip out the competitiveness that can often hijack people like the sisters we follow here, the fact that you have such similar biology and personal history almost gives you more common ground than you know what to do with. Sure, a situation that can eliminate that much friction is obviously extreme, but the is something very beautiful about how this pair barely needs to speak, able to return to an innocent time without doing it alone.
Director Anastasia Cazaban does a nice job in choosing ways to tell the story as well. She leans on some familiar trappings - a newscast/emergency services broadcast filing in just enough information to sketch out the setting without giving optimists like me much to nitpick with, quick cuts to and from something ghastly to remind the audience that the odds are very high that this doesn't end well - but with enough skill that they don't feel to much like clichés. I'm still not sure I can buy into the premise, but this is an interesting close-up view of it told well.
"G14"
Seen 25 March 2015 in the Brattle Theatre (Boston Underground Film Festival, digital)
Well, that's a Target ad from Hell, isn't it?
That sounds mean, but I suspect that it's more or less exactly what director Harlan Doolittle was trying to achieve here with his bright colors, fashionable young things, and choices of electronic music that are catchy because they have been engineered to be that above all other things. It's a bright barrage of cute images with maybe a drop or two of funk before he pushes it ever further into weird imagery and sensory assault, to the point where an epilepsy warning is displayed before the movie.
A little much? Maybe, and there's probably not much point in trying to read more than "check this out" into it. ("By going this far, Doolittle shows how the consumerist messages absorbed by young women have reached an intensity that is actually beyond the levels of human endurance. ..") It's a neat, weird little six minutes with a pretty keen soundtrack.
Kawaki (The World of Kanako)
Huh. I remember this being funnier when I saw it at Fantastic Fest. Mean, creepy, and violent, sure, but it seemed like the absurdity was a little more broadly distributed and prominent. I wonder if that is environmental or me being differently fatigued at the point during those festivals when I saw the movie.
Full review on EFC. (From Fantastic Fest)
"Postpartum"
* * ¾ (out of four)
I know Izzy Lee (writer/director) and Chris Hallock (writer), so I probably should just completely recuse myself from saying a damn thing, because it seems like your options are hurt feelings and seeming insincere, while consciously splitting down the middle is probably the worst of both.
Still, it's worth mentioning that Izzy is getting pretty good at this. For a short made with a tiny budget and a tight schedule, it looks nice, is well-paced, and shows that she pretty clearly knows how to deploy the one or two big moments that fit into something like this. On the other hand, I am really story-oriented with a tendency to want to see how things fit together, and really wanted a much more direct link between the one more creepy thing and what the rest of the movie is about.
But that's me, and I know that's just me to a certain extent. It's still a good enough short that anxious to see what these guys are up to next, and not just because they're my friends.
"Recipe"
* * ½ (out of four)
You probably know that you've seen too many of a certain type of movie when you watch something like this and are tempted to go "oh, spoofing fad diets with cannibalism? what else ya got?"
As it turns out, that pretty much is the gag, and the movie kind of dances around it rather than either diving right in our doing enough misdirection that the audience thinks it's something else. Fortunately, it's a good gag - easy target or not, it works pretty well, especially since the lady keeping her next smoothie chained up in the next room is more "cheerful but easily misled" than "snob who looks down on non-vegans". And filmmaker Olivia Saperstein may not have m much in the way of resources, but she's got style in how she deploys them, with a slow zoom into a blender filed with red particularly memorable.
There's probably a sharper piece to be made with this premise, but this one gets a few laughs in just a few minutes, and that's got too be considered a success.
Excess Flesh
Perhaps surprisingly for an underground film festival, a lot of people coming into this show were using the phrase used to describe it in the program - "body horror" - like it was two words that they had never considered concatenating them in such a way. That's fair enough; as much as it's a reasonable description of Excess Flesh, it's not necessarily the usual type of movie that elicits the phrase. The question is, how much does it have beyond the basic concept of a young woman's unhealthy relationship with her physicality.
Los Angeles is the sort of place that can foster that attitude, and it's where Jill (Bethany Orr) is making her home, though she has yet to find a job, which makes for some tension with her roommate Jennifer (Mary Loveless). Jennifer works in the fashion industry and remains a skinny thing despite her tendency to wolf down a big snack after coming home, swinging between being supportive and cruel where Jill is concerned. Still, a nice guy seeks Jill out at one of Jennifer's parties, but when she sees Rob (Wes McGee) making out with Jennifer later...
It gets ugly, safe to say, but it also kind of stalls out. Once the chains come off the refrigerator and onto Jennifer, there's an immediate jolt of tension, but it also limits just how many directions director Patrick Kennelly and his co-writer Sigrid Gilmer can go with it. They find good ways to crank the tension of these two women in a room up a notch or two on occasion, but it's a long enough time in the room that a viewer's mind can start to wander. You start to come up with theories about what's really going on, then start examining every scene to see if it supports that theory more than feeling it. It's far from crippling - you probably won't find yourself groaning for them to get out of the room - but it's a fair amount of the same thing.
Full review on EFC.
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It's been a couple of years since last time, but it felt good to be back in the forest. The first days were scorchingly hot but the last one surprised us all with a lightning storm that came from nowhere and almost swept the festival away. Incredible amounts of water started to pour down on us. I was fortunately under a roof listening to a band when it started, but I found a video of the mayhem that ensued at the camping area.


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Unlocking love
Noman Nayyir Kulachvi
Kabir Das said, "I have learned a lot of knowledge but I could not become a scholar, on the contrary I have learned only two and a half words of the love, then I have become enlightened."
Love is a mental or spiritual activity that produces a sentimental tendency toward others. Love is the most powerful emotion that a human being can ever experience. The strange thing is that almost nobody knows what love is. Why is it so difficult to define love? That is easy to understand if you know that the word "love" is not the same as one's feeling of love.
The word love is used as an expression of affection towards someone else (I love you) but it also expresses pleasure (I love chocolate). To make it a little more complicated, the word "love" also expresses a human virtue that is based on compassion, affection and kindness. This is a state of being, that has nothing to do, with something or someone outside yourself. This is the purest form of Love. There is nothing more important than love in the life of human beings, after physical needs the most essential urge is love, love is like a spring breeze, it comes, and when it comes, it brings tremendous fragrance and beauty but it goes, when it comes it gives you the feeling as if it is going to remain forever and feeling is so strong, that you cannot doubt it. Love is only authentic when it gives freedom, without freedom the love is merely suppression and mental suffocation. The people often say that why love is not permanent and why love disappears after some time among two persons? but people do not think about the freshness and aliveness of love. The colours of the plastic flowers are always static, they do not discolour and welk, the real flowers always welk after some time and their freshness even decayed. Love is driving force of our life, it cannot deny you in every aspect of life, so if the mother does not have the love of her child, she will utterly not endure the severe labour pain. Any emotional scientist or psychologist cannot define properly the love, but they can only interpret their experiences regarding love. So at this moment, I cannot citate the love interpretation of father of psychology Sigmund Freud, because he interacted love directly to the sexual longings, I am leaving their thoughts to another article. The interpretation of love according to renowned German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche is more important than the philosophy of love according to Sigmund Freud, Nietzsche said, "it is not the lack of love but the lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages." Friendship is the fruit of love, you cannot separate love from friendhood and the essence of a friendhood is merely a realisation. Realization is an individual and free behavioural activity towards others, a realisation comes when you pledge one's, so the real mystery of love is solely realization towards someone. You cannot lock love to one's solely, it is a universal, collective, unbounded life-affirming phenomenon, you can live it, you can feel it, you can taste it, but you cannot define it, bound it and express it. The ancient Greek used seven words to define the different states of love:
To make it a little more complicated, the word "love" also expresses a human virtue that is based on compassion, affection and kindness
1: Storge: natural affection, the love you share with your family.
2: Philia: the love that you have for friends. These are seven different kinds of feelings. The love you feel for your partner is not the same as the love you feel for your mother. Even the love for your partner changes in time. You feel different emotions for different situations and people, but still, we use the same word. It is easy to understand that confusion is easy made while communicating. I can say "I love you" to two different people (and mean it), but I am feeling differently.
3: Eros: sexual and erotic desire kind of love (positive or negative)
4: Agape: this is unconditional love or divine love.
5: Ludus: this is playful love, like childish love or flirting.
6: Pragma: long-standing love, the love in a married couple.
7: Philautia: the love of the self (negative or positive).
The writer is a psychologist and a polymath


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Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has all but confirmed that star striker Didier Drogba will be a Chelsea player after the end of the African cup of nations. The striker, who joined from Marseille in the summer of 2004 for a club record fee of £ 24 million, is out of contract at the end of the season.
As a result of it, he is now eligible to discuss his future with potential clubs. He could also sign for a club on a free transfer due to his age and service to Chelsea. This would come as a major blow for Chelsea given that they are fighting to stay in the top four.
Tottenham have been extremely brilliant season, while Manchester City and Manchester United continue to fight for the title. Chelsea, meanwhile, are in a period of transition, as they attempt to replace the older players at Stamford bridge. This has led to speculation that players like Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba will be departing the club at the end of the season or in the January transfer window. Manchester United even considered making a bid for Frank Lampard, who has been at the club for 10 years.
However, manager Andre Villas-Boas has confirmed that both Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba will be Chelsea players after the end of this transfer window. "He's going to be here for sure. Yes, long-term. They will return to this club from the African Nations and hopefully we will hold on to them until the end of the season. That's our intention, and I think their willingness as well," Villas-Boas said ahead of the match with Sunderland. Chelsea are supposedly in negotiations with Lille midfielder Eden Hazard, who is thought to have a release clause of around £ 33 million in his contract.
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Save the plastic lids from Marmite, peanut butter, salad dressing, coffee and similar jars. these lids make great bases for figures and small vignettes. Fill them with plaster of Paris for stability and add a small piece of felt to the bottom to stop sliding or scratching on furniture. Drill small holes in the top to fix the figures in place and add ground foam, grass, or whatever around the feet on the model.
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Dylan's been busy scraping the ice off the deck. He needed to dress up warmly in order to do it.
Dylan is wearing a wool taupe plaid flatcap which covers his deliCAT ears. He also has a wool Louis Vuitton scarf in brown, taupe and gray with red around his neck and he has put on taupe suede mittens so he doesn't freeze his toesies.
And he's sporting a timepiece, as usual, so that he doesn't forget and spend too much time out in the cold. It's a gorgeous white gold watch with gray face and gray alligator leather band.
Dylan thinks if he can scrape up enough ice that he can make an ice sculpture out of it. However, I don't really think he's thought it through.
I may have spoken too soon. Purrhaps 'The Icemancat Cometh' after all!
You sure look quite dapper Dylan!


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(Dysthymia, Depressive Neurosis)
About this Condition
Symptoms and Complications
Making the Diagnosis
Treatment and Prevention
Dysthymia is a mood or affective disorder. It is a chronic, mild depression that lasts for a long period of time. The word dysthymia comes from Greek roots meaning "ill-humour." Dysthymic disorder has less of the mental and physical symptoms that a person with major depressive disorder experiences.
The condition usually starts in early adulthood, and the disorder can last for years or even decades. Later onset is usually associated with bereavement or obvious stress, and often follows on the heels of a more extreme depressive episode. Women are twice as likely as men to suffer from dysthymia, in a similar ratio to that seen with major depression.
In the past, dysthymia had several other names: depressive neurosis, neurotic depression, depressive personality disorder, and persistent anxiety depression.
The exact cause of dysthymia is not known, but a combination of factors are thought to play a role in its development. Heredity (genetics) can play a role, and people with family members who have depression or dysthymia are more likely to experience dysthymia, especially when it starts early in life (teens to early 20s).
Changes in neurotransmitters (chemical messengers) in the brain may also precipitate dysthymia. Chronic stress or medical illness, social isolation, and thoughts and perceptions about the world, can all influence the development of dysthymia. Other mental health conditions (e.g., borderline personality disorder) can also increase the risk of its development.
About 1 out of 4 people with dysthymia develop the condition in midlife, known as late-onset dysthymia. Symptoms usually follow a particular depressive episode, related to some shock or loss a person has experienced.
Signs that a person may be suffering from dysthymia include:
depressed mood for prolonged periods
low energy, tiredness
sleep irregularities
changes in appetite
The severity of these symptoms varies and depends on the individual. Some people can still deal with the basic demands of life, while others undergo significant distress, making it difficult to cope with work, school, or social situations.
A doctor will diagnose a person with dysthymia when he or she has a chronically depressed mood for most days for at least 2 years. For children and adolescents, the mood may be irritability that lasts for more than 1 year. The person must also not go for more than 2 months without experiencing 2 or more of the following:
During those 2 years, there will have been no major depressive episodes, though there might have been a bout with major depression in the past that has since resolved. A doctor will also want to confirm that symptoms aren't a result of a substance use problem or due to other medical or mental health conditions such as thyroid problems, anemia, or anxiety.
Recognizing and diagnosing dysthymia isn't always simple. People with the condition may not think of themselves as depressed, and they often visit doctors with physical rather than psychological complaints. Mental health professionals aren't always consulted until more obvious symptoms are noticed. When dysthymia goes undiagnosed, there's a danger that it can lead to substance abuse or even suicide.
Dysthymia is treated with a similar approach to that used for depression - with medication and psychotherapy. The most effective treatment is a combination of strategies.
Antidepressant medications, such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs; e.g., fluoxetine*, citalopram, fluvoxamine, paroxetine, sertraline), may be used in the treatment of dysthymia.
Short-term psychotherapeutic approaches to treating dysthymia are quite effective at treating the symptoms of depression. Effective psychotherapies include cognitive behavioural psychotherapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, and peer support.
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) helps people understand how their thoughts affect feelings, and how feelings affect behaviour.
Interpersonal therapy (IT) involves focusing on problems with a person's relationships with others.
Group therapy may also be used to help manage dysthymia.
The herbal preparation St. John's wort may also be helpful for mild depression. Although several studies have shown some benefit, results have been inconsistent. Caution must be advised before people self-medicate to treat dysthymia. Just because a remedy is available without prescription and is herbal doesn't mean that it's safe. Adverse reactions to and drug interactions with herbal remedies are increasingly reported. Before turning to St. John's wort or other self-medication to treat dysthymia, it's vital to discuss this option first with a doctor or pharmacist.
It is an unfortunate myth that dysthymia is not a treatable medical condition. It is treatable and many people do recover with treatment.
*All medications have both common (generic) and brand names. The brand name is what a specific manufacturer calls the product (e.g., Tylenol®). The common name is the medical name for the medication (e.g., acetaminophen). A medication may have many brand names, but only one common name. This article lists medications by their common names. For information on a given medication, check our Drug Information database. For more information on brand names, speak with your doctor or pharmacist.
All material copyright MediResource Inc. 1996 – 2019. Terms and conditions of use. The contents herein are for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Source: www.medbroadcast.com/condition/getcondition/Dysthymic-Disorder
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Q: Firebird SQL IF in where I want to select the amount from products from (stock) shelf1 and shelf 2 but also list items from shelf3 but list amounts of shelf3 as amount = 0.
SELECT item, amount
FROM prodcuts
WHERE kind = 'bike'
and (stock = 'shelf1' or stock = 'shelf2' )

.
Table products
item    kind    stock   amount
cruiser bike    shelf1  1
cruiser bike    shelf2  2
racing  bike    shelf3  4

Result is
cruiser 3

But I need result
cruiser 3
racing  0

A: Your result would seem to be:
select p.item, sum(case when p.stock = 'shelf3' then 0 else p.amount end)
from products p
group by p.item;

I'm not quite sure how this fits in with your explanation, however.

A: try this
SELECT item, CASE WHEN stock = 'shelf3' THEN 0 ELSE amount END AS amount
FROM prodcuts
WHERE kind = 'bike'
and (stock = 'shelf1' or stock = 'shelf2'' or stock = 'shelf3' )

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After seeing the beginnings of this, my second, circle scarf, my friend suggested it should be the 'Party Ring' Scarf. She's so right!!! Do you know what Party Rings are? Those brightly coloured round biscuits?
This scarf is for my 6 year old niece for Christmas and the candy colours are so bright and jolly, I just love them. And yes, they are like yummy party rings!
For this scarf instead of continuing at the end of each row and working the next half of the circle, I changed colour completely, giving really quite dramatic colour mixes.
Does it make you hungry? My sister has asked me if I can make a hat to match it. Thank goodness for Ravelry!!
there is a book dedicated to how to do this tecnique that has much more patterns than just one scarf it has a hat pattern too It also has a differnt way of joining the circles together called a flat join which doesn't have the sc stitch to hold things together so you don't get that little flip twist thing happening with the stitch.
What gorgeous colors…I'm sure your niece will love it!


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require 'vcr'

VCR.configure do |c|
  # the directory for your cassettes
  c.cassette_library_dir = 'spec/vcr'
  # your preferred http request service. Typhoeus and Fakeweb are other options
  c.hook_into :webmock
  # if a cassette doesn't exist, VCR will record a new one
  c.default_cassette_options = { record: :new_episodes }
  # integrates VCR with RSpec
  c.configure_rspec_metadata!
end

# Update settings if this is an integration test
if ENV['INTEGRATION_TEST']
  # Turn off VCR and prevent errors for missing cassettes
  VCR.turn_off!(ignore_cassettes: true)
  # Enable webmock connections
  WebMock.allow_net_connect!
end


After a morning session filled with Professional Engineers and Mike Shirk, the owner of Hickory Lane, a modular set company, the afternoon session was led of by Norm Hall, the NJ Territory Manager and Factory Built Structures Industry Manager for Simpson Strong-Tie.
Over the years I've heard Norm Hall speak speak at several of my Breakfasts and Boot Camps. Who would think that fasteners could be so fascinating? I no longer build homes but if I did I would know the importance of how modular homes are fastened to the various types of foundations and also from floor to floor thanks to what I've learned from Norm. He is an expert speaker on how to make sure homes don't roll over in extremely high wind situations like Sandy that hit the NJ coast.
Norm Hall is one of the most knowledgeable people in our industry when it comes to the structural integrity of the home and if you've never had the opportunity to listen to him, you really owe it to yourself to find where he is speaking next and sign up today. He can also talk to you 'one on one' about specific hanger and fastening problems.
The featured speaker of the afternoon session was Stephen Snyder, an attorney who specializes in state taxes as applied to modular housing and other areas that affect the modular home builder and industry.
I've had Stephen speak at my PA Boot Camp where his topic of writing a strong contract with the homeowner had everyone grabbing their notebooks. This time was no different. Because of his years of working within the modular housing industry he can help builders with problems encountered with factories and customers. He has also worked with many state legislatures in applying sales tax equitably for the factory and the builder. If you are a builder and need solid counsel on modular related matters, contact him before things turn ugly.
The Keynote Speaker of the day was Brian Flook, owner of Power Marketing. He has spoken many times at the International Builder's Show and is an advocate of the entire building industry.
Since this is the first time Brian has spoken at a Boot Camp, I was anxious to hear how he could help modular home builders. He spoke of the power of being different and explained that every builder uses the word "Quality" when promoting their homes and if everyone builds a quality home and say they do everything else the same as the other builder, price is the only thing left to win over the customer.
He laid out a way to differentiate yourself from other builders where price is not an issue. I was impressed with his approach and several builders in attendance said they were ready to stop battling their competition on price alone.
Overall it was an great Modular Boot Camp and I can't wait till the next one on September 14th in Indianapolis, Indiana.


The program for October 16 will be a followup to Edgar Furlong's program from the September meeting.
We will have a brief demonstration of how to do "rolling felting" and a hand's on demonstration of how to do "rubbing felting". You will go home with some felted acorns!
There will also be a show and tell of how to make needlecases and also indigo as it has been done at the retreat the past 3 years.
Please bring your ideas for programs you would like for this coming year. If you know of someone who does something you like, let us know and we will be happy to contact them for you.
Also, we will have a return of our popular 45 seconds of what you are doing these days! If you have an example to show us all, even better.
Edgar Furlong will be our speaker on Sept. 18. A former member of the Guild, he is now Program Instructor for the Cedars of Marin. He usually works with 8 – 10 clients at a time, from cooking to gardening to crafts. He is going to show us the wet felting and needle felting they are currently doing and talk about the programs. We all know about the lovely store they have in downtown San Anselmo and maybe we will soon see some felting there!


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Q: Ui Router seems to never transition if promises are not resolved in resolve list w/ Selenium I am assuming this is expected behavior, but I would think there has to be a way to handle this cleaner. I had the following code in my state declaration....
resolve:
    user: (AuthenticationService) ->
        return AuthenticationService.setup

This was fine until a bug in the code kept setup from never resolving. Even then it would work fine in a normal chrome browser. However, when I tried running tests using Selenium and Web Driver, it would freeze on a grey screen. When I debugged I found this line was waiting for the resolve of the promise that never resolved. So in this portion of angular ui
 dst.resolve = $resolve.resolve(state.resolve, locals, dst.resolve, state);
 var promises = [dst.resolve.then(function (globals) {
    dst.globals = globals;
 })];

The dst.resolve doesn't get called. The other problem is that we never see an error anywhere because the reject is just logged and it moves on (IE the bug was we were not rejecting after logging).
Is there a way to make sure the promises eventually timeout? I know this should probably just be an issue, however, it is relatively hard to make a plunker and I wanted to "talk it out" first.


I know the band filmed an appearance on Yo Gabba Gabba last Fall. Does anyone know when that's supposed to air? It hasn't aired yet, has it?
I think I heard that it's aired in Canada, but not yet in the US. I think the episode is called 'Treasure'.
Thanks for the info! I'll keep looking out for it.
Soooo IF their episode is, in fact, 'Treasure', it looks like it might be airing August 21? This is according to zap2it and aol, but it's not showing up on tvguide. So it's anyone's guess, really. But there you go. Possibly 8-21. Maybe. We'll see.
Good lookin' out! Their episode is indeed Treasure (the song they sing is about treasure as well), but I don't know when it's supposed to air. Sounds like you're on the right track though, and I'll update the board if I hear anything.
So it's not the greatest quality, as it's video of someone filming their tv, but it's not bad, and it's better than nothing!
I just overheard that you guys did a song on this show. I managed to find it and give it a listen, I'm kind of interested in when bands do childrens songs because my buddy in the Verve Pipe has been playing their childrens album all the time now.
Kudos guys, its really cool and a tough thing to do. Way to keep the BT sound and manage to inspire some little kids. Thats really cool.
It's the Treasure episode and it just aired again about 3 weeks ago. I caught it by accident!! Cute little tune for the kids.


PLEASANT GROVE, Utah (KSTU) – Pleasant Grove police arrested a 39-year-old woman Saturday who they said admitted to giving birth to at least seven babies, then strangling or suffocating six of them immediately after they were born over a 10-year period.
Megan Huntsman was booked into the Utah County Jail and faces six counts of murder. Police officials later told FOX 13 News that there are six charges because investigators believe one of the seven was a stillborn child.
Police responded to the home at 530 E. 200 North after residents who were cleaning out a garage found what they believed to be a dead infant in a container.
When they arrived, police found the infant to be at full term, according to a press release from the Pleasant Grove Police Department.
On Monday morning, a judge set Huntsman's bail at $1 million for each count of murder, for a total of $6 million.
FOX 13 News' Carly Figueroa spoke with neighbors and officials, see the video above for those interviews.
Huntsman had not lived in the home since 2011. Police said Huntsman had shared the home with her husband, a Mr. West, and they had lived there for some time. The man served nine years in federal prison on drug distribution related charges. Police told FOX 13 News the couple was estranged.
The home has two separate residences. The bodies were found in the upper residence with its attached garage, and that residence had not been lived in since 2011 when Huntsman left.
Police said Huntsman told them West was the father of the infants, and police said they believe her. They said they believe the infants were born and killed between 1996 and 2006 while West was not imprisoned. Police said West is not considered a suspect in the infants' death.
West was among those who found the first infant, and Roberts said, "there's a strong possibility," the man opened the box to find his own child dead inside.
Police said the home was owned by West's parents, who had overseen the home during the time Huntsman lived there while West was in prison.
West returned Saturday, which is when he started to clear out the home. That is when he and those helping him found a box that smelled bad and appeared to contain a dead infant.
Police said during the time Megan Huntsman was living at the home she was there with three children of hers and West's. Those children are now 13, 18 and 20.
Neighbor Kathie Hawker said Huntsman had moved out of the home after what they called a struggle with substance abuse.
"Yeah, we were worried about her because we could see that she was not looking in good health, and we were worried about the children that lived there with her, her three daughters lived there," Hawker said.
Kathie's husband, Aaron Hawker, said it is shocking to learn Huntsman was allegedly pregnant so many times.
Police said several warrants have been issued in the case, including a search warrant for Huntsman's West Valley City home.
A law was passed in Utah in 2001 that allows people who have a child but aren't prepared to care for it to drop the child off with no questions asked and no liability. See the the video below for details on the Safe Haven law.


More 2006 alumni from Brother Martin HS have posted profiles on Classmates.com®. Click here to register for free at Classmates.com® and view other 2006 alumni.
The Brother Martin High class of '06 alumni are listed below. These are former students from Brother Martin in New Orleans, LA who graduated in 2006. Alumni listings below have either been searched for or they registered as members of this directory.


Bring a little art to your current read with our lovely Frank Lloyd Wright Magnetic Bookmarks. These colorful 1"x2¼" page markers feature bright designs inspired by Wright's works, backed with magnets to make sure they stay put. We're offering two packs of six bookmarks each, so you have plenty for your TBR pile—or to give out to bibliophilic friends!


Microsoft's Hyper-V has made huge strides towards becoming a market leader. The latest version, Hyper-V 2016, is the most fully featured and capable product offering in the virtualization arena from Microsoft. New configuration maximums, as well as built-in cloud DNA, make the hypervisor a strong competitor for any enterprise virtualization platform.
Let's take a look at Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V in general as well as the process to get the Hyper-V role installed and initially configured.
Hyper-V is classified as a Type 1 hypervisor, which means that the platform runs on the "bare metal" of the physical hardware. Even though Hyper-V can be installed as a role in Windows Server 2016, the hypervisor instantiates first in the boot order – loading even before the Windows Server operating system (OS). Thus, Windows Server essentially runs on the Hyper-V platform once the latter is installed as a server role.
This addresses some common questions from those getting started with Hyper-V. When should you use the Hyper-V 2016 download as opposed to enabling the Hyper-V role service in Windows Server? What are the limitations? What are the differences between the three versions of Windows Server 2016?
The Hyper-V 2016 download is intended primarily for VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) and Linux workloads that don't need the Windows Server guest licenses. In other words, you don't get Windows guest licenses "included" as you would with the Standard and Datacenter editions of Windows Server.
Windows Server 2016 Datacenter includes an unlimited number of licenses for Windows Server virtual machines. The Datacenter edition has several features that are missing in Hyper-V 2016 and Windows Server 2016 Standard edition: storage replicas, Storage Spaces Direct (S2D), network virtualization stack (HNVv2), as well support for shielded VMs, among others.
The Windows Server 2016 Essentials edition is designed to support small businesses with fewer than 25 users and 50 devices. Hyper-V can be installed as a server role in Windows Server 2016 Essentials. You can have a physical instance of Windows Server 2016 Essentials installed with the same copy of Windows Server 2016 Essentials running as a VM. This is really only done for the manageability of a VM rather than a physical host.
64-bit processor that is capable of SLAT (second-level address translation). This is a requirement introduced along with the 2016 edition. In previous versions, this was recommended, but you could still proceed with the installation if your processor did not support this feature.
To check if your infrastructure meets the proper Hyper-V 2016 hardware and CPU technology requirements, you can run the systeminfo.exe utility from the command line. At the bottom of the output, after the system specifications are displayed, the compatibility test for Hyper-V is run. Make sure your intended host is suitable by checking for test failures. A failure would be indicated by a No, such as the one highlighted below.
This blog post is the first in a series on how to use Microsoft's Windows Server 2016 and Hyper-V for virtualization. We start with the basics, then progress to more advanced tasks and functionalities. Next, we explore Windows Server licensing: how the licensing model works and what changes were introduced in 2016.


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UAHT LPN Pinning Ceremony May 2nd
Jesse EvansApril 25, 2019
Photo by Casey Curtis
Contributed by Casey Curtis/UAHT Communications Coordinator
The University of Arkansas at Hope-Texarkana will honor graduating students from the Licensed Practical Nursing Program with a special nurse pinning ceremony on Thursday, May 2 at 6:00 p.m. in the Hempstead Hall Theater. This year a total of Thirty-six nurses will have the honor of being pinned. Over the past fifty-three years, 1,237 practical nurses have graduated from the UAHT program.
"This year's LPN class has donated over twenty units of blood, served over five community health fairs, and shared their experiences with students at Hope and Magnolia Public Schools. They have also assisted with two community disaster drills, a community health expo, the Hope Christian Clinic, held a Canned Food Drive for Hope in Action and assisted with the Hempstead County Mass Flu Clinic. I am very proud of their dedication and accomplishments," said Lori Arnette, UAHT LPN Program Director.
The nurse pinning ceremony is a time-honored nursing school tradition. Often more personally meaningful than the graduation ceremony, it signifies your official initiation into the brotherhood and sisterhood of nurses. The ceremony is rich with symbolism. The history of this rite of passage can be traced all the way back to the Crusades of the 12th century. During this time, the Knights of the Order of the Hospital of St. John the Baptist tended to injured and infirm Crusaders. When new monks were initiated into the order, they vowed to serve these sick soldiers in a ceremony where each monk was given a Maltese cross, the first badges given to those who nurse.
The modern ceremony dates back to the 1860s when Florence Nightingale was awarded the Red Cross of St. George in recognition for her tireless service to the injured during the Crimean War. To share the honor, she, in turn, presented a medal of excellence to her brightest graduates. By 1916, the practice of pinning new graduates was standard throughout the U.S.
All nursing pins are unique. The UAHT pinning was designed, in 1966, by Hazel Underwood, the first program director and instructor of the Practical Nursing Program. The cross on the UAHT pin traces back to the Knights who cared for the Crusaders. The state of Arkansas represents our home, and the circle is representative of the life cycle from birth to death, and birth anew.
The public is invited to attend this special event to honor these graduating nurses as a symbol of the care and devotion that the nurse provides to the sick and the hope they provide in the practice of nursing.
For more information, call 870-722-8289.


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More bus route changes take place Sunday, June 6: Here's what you need to know
June 2, 2021 by Matt Martinez Leave a Comment
A number of changes will be coming to the Milwaukee County Transit System as part of a larger redesign this year. (NNS file photo)
Phase 2 of MCTS Next, the county's plan to reimagine Milwaukee's bus system, will launch on Sunday, June 6. With it, 11 bus routes will see major changes, including higher frequency and new stops.
This phase is a continuation of the MCTS Next program, which has been in development for over three years and implemented the first changes in March. The goal is to increase high frequency service and improve access to jobs, shops and services across the city for transit riders.
Here are the affected routes:
Purple Line – This bus route has been extended to Bayshore and will continue to run at high frequency. To see a video breakdown of Purple Line changes, click here.
Route 11 – This is a new route that will replace service on West Hampton Avenue previously handled by Route 12. Buses will run from West Hampton Avenue to North 124th Street. Here's a full list of stops for the route. For a video detailing the new route, click here.
Route 12 – Routing is being adjusted. The route is being expanded north to West Brown Deer Road, removing service on West Hampton Avenue. Service will also shift from Wisconsin Avenue to Wells Street between North Sixth and North 12th streets. Some stops are being removed on this route. For a video breakdown, click here.
Route 14 – Some stops are being removed on this route.
Route 34 – This is a new route that will replace Route 80's service on North Hopkins Street. It will run from North 5th and West Clybourn streets to North 92nd and West Grantosa Drive. Buses will run every 25 to 30 minutes on this route. Here's a full list of stops for the route. For a video breakdown, click here.
Route 58 – This is a new route that will replace Route 80's service on Villard Avenue. It will run from North Green Bay and West Hampton avenues to North Lovers Lane Road and West Silver Spring Drive. Here's a full list of stops for the route. For a video breakdown, click here.
Route 80 – This route will expand north to East Locust Street to provide high frequency service. Routing has been adjusted and replaced by other routes, and some stops are being removed. For a video breakdown, click here.
Route 88 – This is a new route that will run on West Brown Deer Road from North Green Bay Road to North 124th Street. Here's a full list of stops for the route. For a video breakdown, click here.
'Opening up a whole new world'
Matt Sliker, a spokesman for the Milwaukee County Transit System, said the changes will help save time and connect people to new areas. Route 88, for example, will bring service to an area that had previously been inaccessible by bus with a Woodman's grocery store and an Aldi grocery store.
"If there's no bus routes, people are landlocked in," Sliker said. "We're opening up a whole new world here."
Sliker said the changes will make 60% of bus routes high frequency, an increase of about 20% from previous years. Ridership has also increased since the first changes were implemented, Slicker said.
David Salmon, a member of the Milwaukee Transit Riders Union, called the increased frequency changes a "big win" for transit riders, though he wants to see more.
"I would like to see it be more ambitious," Salmon said. "It's still an improvement on where the system has been."
To find out more, visit this link. If you have questions, call the MCTS Next Hotline at (414) 344-6711 or MCTS customer service desk at (414) 937-3218 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.
There will be an online informational session at noon Tuesday, June 2.
In case you missed it: Bus routes throughout Milwaukee County will change beginning March 7. Here's what you need to know.
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Matthew, a 2020 Marquette University graduate, joins Milwaukee NNS as part of Report For America, a program that seeks to strengthen local journalism by placing journalists in communities that have a greater need for issues based reporting. Prior to joining NNS, Matt developed his reporting skills at the Marquette Wire, on the investigative desk, covering issues such as housing, human trafficking and health care in the Milwaukee.


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Park City, Utah (United States)
Reported on Tuesday 18. December 2018
I was waiting for my friend/neighbor outside to go to bowling league. so i'm looking up at clear dark sky and i notice a set of stars and then all the sudden one was moving. i couldn't tell if it was staionary then moved once i noticed but i had to make another point the sky to see it move. yes, it's moving and from my horizon maybe 40 degree head tilt to full head tilt overhead, to me running inside to cone look at this thing because once it got overhead i could tell it wasn't a plane at that point, i could squint and see just an anomaly. steady speed and height constant, it went direct over and lost it over the opposite mountain line. so, i took one pic because i didn't think until the later part but in the lower right corner of pic, you see the end of tree limbs and the power line on it's late rview of 2/3 it's total path in view. once zoomed in on it i saw pretty much what i saw when i squinted at it. orb, aura moving, steady constant light, white. what i didn't see that blew me away was the slight hexagonal structure with wisps of light! so cool, been showing everrryone haha.
Salt Lake City 2020-06-26 Triangle 3 seconds
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-05-06 Boomerang 24:00:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-05-03 Square, Rectangular 00:00:15
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-05-02 Unknown 00:01:00
Ogden, Utah (United States) 2020-04-28 Unknown 00:00:00
Liberty, Utah (United States) 2020-04-26 Flash 00:02:00
South Salt Lake, Utah (United States) 2020-04-26 Sphere 00:12:00
Ogden, Utah (United States) 2020-04-20 Star-like 00:15:00
Midvale, Utah (United States) 2020-03-27 Sphere 00:25:00
Provo, Utah (United States) 2020-03-25 Star-like 00:00:30
Orem, Utah (United States) 2020-03-12 Other 00:10:00
Centerville, Utah (United States) 2020-03-12 Unknown 09:40:00
Sandy, Utah (United States) 2020-03-05 Star-like 00:20:00
Park City, Utah (United States) 2020-02-27 Tic Tac 00:02:00
Sandy, Utah (United States) 2020-02-17 Circle 00:00:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-02-11 Circle 01:00:00
Orem, Utah (United States) 2020-02-07 Square, Rectangular 00:01:20
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-01-31 Cylinder 00:00:10
Cottonwood Heights, Utah (United States) 2020-01-19 Circle 01:00:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-01-14 Triangle 00:12:20
Clinton, Utah (United States) 2020-01-08 Triangle 00:00:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2020-01-07 Oval 02:00:00
West Valley City, Utah (United States) 2020-01-02 Star-like 00:00:25
Coalville, Utah (United States) 2019-12-09 Star-like 00:02:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2019-11-24 Star-like 01:00:00
Coalville, Utah (United States) 2019-11-06 Other 00:05:00
Bountiful, Utah (United States) 2019-10-10 Star-like 05:00:00
West Valley City, Utah (United States) 2019-09-24 N, A 00:05:00
Saratoga Springs, Utah (United States) 2019-09-17 Oval 00:20:00
Payson, Utah (United States) 2019-09-13 Other 00:10:00
Clinton, Utah (United States) 2019-09-02 Sphere 00:02:00
Murray, Utah (United States) 2019-08-10 Triangle 00:00:00
Ogden, Utah (United States) 2019-07-06 Sphere 00:01:00
Sandy, Utah (United States) 2019-04-19 Unknown 00:20:00
American Fork, Utah (United States) 2019-04-17 Sphere 00:00:40
Huntsville, Utah (United States) 2019-04-03 Disc 00:00:00
Murray, Utah (United States) 2019-02-23 Other 00:02:00
Roy, Utah (United States) 2019-02-01 Sphere 00:10:00
Roy, Utah (United States) 2019-01-20 Cigar 00:02:00
Cedar Hills, Utah (United States) 2018-12-28 Star-like 02:00:00
Park City, Utah (United States) 2018-11-26 Sphere 00:03:00
Orem, Utah (United States) 2018-10-03 Cigar 00:02:00
Altonah, Utah (United States) 2018-09-01 Star-like
Clinton, Utah (United States) 2018-08-31 Other 01:00:00
Orem, Utah (United States) 2018-08-31 Sphere 01:00:00
Clearfield, Utah (United States) 2018-08-20 N, A 00:00:12
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2018-08-17 Ball of light A minute
Farmington, UT (United States) 2018-08-09 Custer 2 to 3 minutes each
Provo, Utah (United States) 2018-08-08 Disc 00:10:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2018-07-20 Unknown
Heber City, Utah (United States) 2018-04-10 Triangle 00:15:00
Tooele, Utah (United States) 2018-02-21 Unknown 06:00:00
Lehi, Utah (United States) 2018-02-09 N, A 00:00:30
Murray, Utah (United States) 2018-02-08 Cylinder 01:00:00
Orem, Utah (United States) 2018-01-21 Unknown 00:20:00
Riverton, Utah (United States) 2017-12-31 Star-like
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2017-12-21 Sphere 00:00:04
Provo, Utah (United States) 2017-12-18 Boomerang 00:00:08
Stansbury Park, Utah (United States) 2017-12-15 Egg 00:20:00
Riverton, Utah (United States) 2017-12-08 Diamond 00:00:02
Bluffdale, Utah (United States) 2017-11-03 Triangle 00:01:00
Orem, Utah (United States) 2017-10-08 Circle 00:00:01
Provo, Utah (United States) 2017-10-01 Triangle 00:00:02
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2017-09-16 Other 00:10:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2017-09-16 N, A 00:05:00
Salt Lake City, Utah (United States) 2017-09-16 Fireball 00:06:00
Kamas, Utah (United States) 2017-09-13 Sphere 00:35:00
Layton, Utah (United States) 2017-09-09 Cone 02:00:00
Provo, Utah (United States) 2017-08-21 Sphere 00:04:00
Ogden, Utah (United States) 2017-08-15 Square, Rectangular 00:08:00
Salt Lake City, UT 2017-07-09 Unknown 3 minutes
Salt Lake City Utah, UT 2017-07-09 Unknown 3 minutes
Murray, Utah (United States) 2017-07-01 Sphere 04:39:39
Millcreek, UT 2017-06-29 Circle 4.5 hours
Taylorsville, UT 2017-06-29 Other 2 minutes
Layton, Utah (United States) 2017-06-19 Star-like 00:20:00
Park City, UT 2017-06-09 Oval 30 seconds
Provo, UT 2017-05-30 Light 5-10 seconds
Evanston, Wyoming (United States) 2017-05-28 Sphere 00:12:00
Salt Lake City, UT 2017-05-26 Light 30 seconds
North Salt Lake, UT 2017-05-23 Light 20 minutes
Provo, UT 2017-05-11 Triangle 2-3 minutes
South Ogden, Utah (United States) 2017-05-10 Other 03:00:00
Taylorsville, UT 2017-05-01 Circle 10 minutes
Taylorsville, UT 2017-04-16 Circle 4 hours
Murray, UT 2017-04-12 Other 4-6 seconds
Highland, UT 2017-04-07 Light 3-4 minutes


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Dana Hussein Abdulrazak (* 3. Januar 1986 in Bagdad) ist eine irakische Leichtathletin, die sich auf den Sprint spezialisiert hat.

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Dana Hussein Abdulraza begann ihre Karriere als Läuferin 2001 in der Dhofar-Schule, Bagdad, und wechselte 2005 zum Al Kahrabaa Club. Ihr Trainer und Finanzier ist Yussif Abdul-Rahman. Bei den Asienmeisterschaften 2005 in Incheon belegte sie in 3:58,01 min den sechsten Platz mit der irakischen 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel und schied im 200-Meter-Lauf mit 25,77 s in der ersten Runde aus. Anschließend gewann sie bei den Westasienspielen in Doha in 12,34 s die Goldmedaille im 100-Meter-Lauf hinter der Bahrainerin Ruqaya Al Ghasra und Ghofrane Mohamed aus Syrien und auch über 200 Meter sicherte sie sich in 25,26 s die Bronzemedaille hinter Mohamed und der Jordanierin Basma al-Eshosh. Im Jahr darauf nahm sie erstmals an den Asienspielen in Doha teil, schied dort aber über beide Distanzen mit 12,44 s bzw. 25,61 s im Vorlauf aus. 2077 wurde sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Amman in 25,5 s Vierte über 200 Meter und gewann anschließend bei den Panarabischen Spielen in Kairo in 12,20 s die Silbermedaille über 100 Meter hinter der Libanesin Gretta Taslakian und über 200 Meter belegte sie in 24,83 s den vierten Platz. Bei den Leichtathletik-Hallenasienmeisterschaften 2008 in Doha schied sie im 60-Meter-Lauf mit 7,98 s in der Vorrunde aus. Dank einer Wildcard nahm sie im Sommer an den Olympischen Spielen in Peking teil, schied dort aber mit 12,36 s in der ersten Runde aus.

2009 schied sie bei den Weltmeisterschaften in Berlin mit 12,38 s in der Vorrunde aus und gewann anschließend bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Damaskus in 11,99 s die Bronzemedaille über 100 Meter hinter der Syrerin Munira Saleh und Jamaa Chnaik aus Marokko, während sie über 200 Meter in 25,29 s den vierten Platz belegte. Zudem siegte sie mit der irakischen 4-mal-100-Meter-Staffel in 47,22 s und gewann mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel in 3:47,39 min die Bronzemedaille hinter dem Team aus Marokko. Kurz darauf scheiterte sie bei den Hallenasienspielen in Hanoi mit 7,73 s im Vorlauf und belegte dort mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel nach 3:59,01 min Rang vier. Im November schied sie dannb eid en Asienmeisterschaften in Guangzhou mit 25,66 s über 200 Meter in der ersten Runde aus und konnte ihren Vorlauf über 100 Meter nicht beenden. Im Jahr darauf schied sie bei den Hallenasienmeisterschaften in Teheran mit 7,85 s in der Vorrunde aus, wie auch im 400-Meter-Lauf mit 62,06 s. Im November nahm sie erneut an den Asienspielen in Guangzhou teil und schied dort über 400 Meter mit 56,35 s in der ersten Runde aus und verpasste auch mit der 4-mal-100-Meter-Staffel in 47,46 s den Finaleinzug, während sie mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel in 3:45,44 min Rang fünf belegte. 2011 schied sie bei den Asienmeisterschaften in Kōbe mit 12,38 s und 24,73 s über 100 und 200 Meter jeweils in der ersten Runde aus und wurde mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel wegen eines Dopingvergehens einer Mitstreiterin disqualifiziert. Anschließend gewann sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in al-Ain in 12,06 s die Silbermedaille über 100 Meter hinter der Libanesin Taslakian und gewann über 200 Meter in 24,49 s Bronze hinter Taslakian und der Marokkanerin Salima Jamali. Zudem siegte sie über 400 Meter in 55,74 s und gewann mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel in 3:49,34 min die Bronzemedaille hinter den Teams aus Marokko und dem Suda. Daraufhin siegte sie bei den Panarabischen Spielen in Doha in 11,88 s über 100 Meter und gewann über 200 Meter in 24,61 s die Silbermedaille hinter Taslakian und sicherte sich im 400-Meter-Lauf in 55,48 s die Bronzemedaille hinter der Marokkanerin Malika Akkaoui und Nawal El Jack aus dem Sudan. Bei den Leichtathletik-Hallenweltmeisterschaften 2012 in Istanbul schied sie mit 7,78 s über 60 Meter in der Vorrunde aus und nahm im Sommer ein zweites Mal an den Olympischen Spielen in London teil und führte dort die achtköpfige Delegation aus dem Irak als Fahnenträgerin an. Über 100 Meter überstand sie die Vorqualifikationsrunde und schied dann mit 11,81 s im regulären Vorlauf aus.

2013 siegte sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Doha in 23,83 s über 200 Meter und gewann über die kürzere Distanz in 12,11 s die Silbermedaille hinter der Algerierin Souheir Bouali. Zudem gewann sie mit der 4-mal-400-Meter-Staffel in 4:02,62 min die Bronzemedaille hinter den Teams aus Marokko und dem Sudan. Anschließend belegte sie bei den Asienmeisterschaften in Pune in 24,12 s den sechsten Platz über 200 Meter und schied daraufhin bei den Weltmeisterschaften in Moskau mit 24,57 s im Vorlauf aus. Im Jahr darauf startete sie zum drittel mal bei den Asienspielen in Incheon und schied dort mit 24,38 s über 200 Meter und mit 54,78 s über 400 Meter jeweils in der ersten Runde aus. 2015 gewann sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Manama in 23,69 s die Silbermedaille hinter der Bahrainerin Edidiong Odiong und wurde über 100 Meter in 11,66 s Vierte. Anschließend erreichte sie bei den Asienmeisterschaften in Wuhan in 24,04 s Rang sieben. Im Jahr darauf erreichte sie bei den Hallenasienmeisterschaften in Doha das Halbfinale über 60 Meter und schied dort mit 7,62 s aus.

2017 schied sie bei den Islamic Solidarity Games in Baku mit 24,27 s im Halbfinale über 200 Meter aus und gewann anschließend bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Radès in 11,69 s die Silbermedaille über 100 Meter hinter der Marokkanerin Assia Raziki und sicherte sich über 200 Meter in 24,31 s die Bronzemedaille hinter Raziki und deren Landsfrau Khadija Wardi. Bei den Asienspielen 2018 in Jakarta schied sie über 200 Meter mit 24,31 s in der Vorrunde aus und verzichtete zuvor auf ein Antreten über 100 Meter. Im Jahr darauf gewann sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Kairo in 24,11 s die Silbermedaille über 200 Meter hinter der Bahrainerin Salwa Eid Naser und wurde über 100 Meter in 12,18 s Vierte. Anschließend schied sie bei den Asienmeisterschaften in Doha mit 24,02 s über 200 Meter im Vorlauf aus. 2021 siegte sie bei den Arabischen Meisterschaften in Radès in 11,24 s und 22,51 s über 100 und 200 m und stellte damit über beide Distanzen einen neuen Landesrekord auf. Allerdings war ihr Dopingtest positiv und sie wurde für drei Jahre gesperrt. Ihr Trainer Karokh Salih Mohammed erhielt eine lebenslange Sperre.

In den Jahren 2012 und von 2018 bis 2020 wurde Hussein Abdulrazak irakische Meisterin im 100-Meter-Lauf sowie 2012 und 2019 auch über 200 Meter.

Persönliche Bestleistungen
 100 Meter: 11,24 s (0,0 m/s), 17. Juni 2021 in Radès (irakischer Rekord)
 60 Meter (Halle): 7,50 s, 3. März 2019 in Teheran (irakischer Rekord)
 200 Meter: 22,51 s (0,0 m/s), 20. Juni 2021 in Radès (irakischer Rekord)
 400 Meter: 54,78 s, 27. September 2014 in Incheon
 400 Meter (Halle): 56,24 s, 13. Februar 2015 in Teheran

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100-Meter-Läufer (Irak)
200-Meter-Läufer (Irak)
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Citizens For Modern Transit » Denver a lesson learned for St. Louis for transit financing?
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CMT hosted The Denver Story; Creative Financing to bring a Transit vision to Fruition on November 4 to look at possible creative funding sources for transit in St. Louis.
A little more than three months ago, CMT hosted another event in the same spot and released the CMT Transit Funding Study. One of the key findings in that study was in order to move anything forward in this region St. Louis is going to have to be BOLD – we need a bold vision for transit and a bold, creative funding package to bring that vision to fruition.
Several weeks ago at a St. Louis Business Journal event on the economic outlook for this region, the Regional Chamber's Executive Director Joe Reagan talked about the need to think big and hit for the fences. According to Mr. Reagan, transit is an opportunity for St. Louis to think big with far-reaching impacts in this community beyond just the trip from point A to point B.
In the CMT funding report, one of the cities highlighted for its BOLD VISION AND FUNDING STRATEGY was Denver. The Denver RTD is building out a multi-billion dollar FasTracks program with almost $6 billion complete or under construction. The program includes commuter rail, light rail, bus rapid transit and expansion and redevelopment of the Denver Union Station and surrounding area. They have been creative in identifying sources of funding and financing over the last 11 years to bring this vision to fruition.
Brian Middleton, Jacob's project manager who has worked directly on the FasTracks program, presented the financing plan used to make this vision a reality. RTD was able to combine two federal loan programs (TIFIA and RIFF) and value capture with funds from the Federal Highway Administration, FTA, Department of Homeland Security, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the local transit agency and other state and local funds and land sales. This combination allowed the Denver RTD, in the words of the program's mantra, to "Build as much as they can, as fast as they can." It was noted the project included very little funding from the State of Colorado.
Next year alone, RTD is set to open 5 transit lines; 3 commuter rail, one light rail and one BRT line.
Is the Denver story a lesson learned for St. Louis? Some key factors according to Middleton to success included leadership on the part of the RTD and the elected officials which took time, thinking outside the 'regular' funding sources for transit, and seeking private sector/corporate support on the plan.
Thanks to our sponsors on this morning's event including Jacobs, AECOM; Eastern Missouri Laborers' District Council and the St. Louis Regional Chamber.


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Dalley Family
Meet the Dalley family. Brian was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer called Spindle Cell Sarcoma in May of 2020. They removed the mass and seemed to think they had gotten it all with good margins but within 6 weeks it had come back to its original location and had spread to his incision site and lymph nodes. Brian and Kallie left their kids with family and went to the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix thinking this was their best shot. While they were there, Brian underwent 23 rounds of intense radiation. At this time they sent him for a PET scan and MRI to make sure everything was still on track for a complex surgery. The next morning Doctor T called and asked them to come in and talk to her. Kallie will never forget this day and the sadness Dr. T's eyes radiated as she told them Brian's cancer had spread and he was now considered terminal as there is no cure for his cancer. She gave him only 6 to 12 months to live.
Brian started his first round of the most aggressive chemo in October of 2020. They did two rounds and scanned and found the chemo was working. For two years treatments continued to work, Brian was able to maintain a quality of life that allowed their family to make precious memories and really live everyday as if it was their last.
In August of 2022 they found out Brian's cancer was back and that he had a large tumor in front of his heart. Kallie can't tell you why, but she knew this time Brian wouldn't receive the miracle of more time. She would have moments where she would look at him and God would whisper "He is dying and I need you to know." And every time, her heart would break as she knew the day she'd have to give him back would creep closer.
Over the next 3 months, Kallie and her kids watched as their dad slowly deteriorated in front of their eyes. They watched as he continued to fight to stay with them and they then watched on as he took his last and final breath. The Dalley's sent Brian home to heaven on November 7th, 2022 just as the setting sun was painting a beautiful sky.
About the Walli Gives Back Program:
When Walli Cases was created, owners Nick and Jenna Emery were recently married and both emerging from what they would describe as the darkest times of their lives. They are both passionate about reaching out to others in need because of the huge outpouring of love and support they received during their trials, including Jenna becoming a widow with an 8-month-old son and more recently losing her mother to cancer, and Nick going through divorce. When they created Walli cases, they wanted to help others feel the same hope and encouragement, and the Walli Gives Back program was created. Each month, Walli chooses a family to support. This quote by Natalie Norton sums up why they are both devoted to "giving back" to others in their time of need: "There is always a light. Find it. Follow it. And then turn around and shine it as brightly as you can for those still feeling their way through the darkness."
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