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Braedon Higby
Braedon Higby is a high school student at INSPIRE, the Idaho Connections Academy. He lives in Meridian, Idaho with his parents and younger brother, Colton, who is also an INSPIRE student. As an independent student, Braedon likes that INSPIRE allows him to work at pace that suits his learning style. His mom shares his story below.
"Braedon is in high school. He was president of the Junior Honor Society last year and was elected senior patrol leader of his Boy Scout troop. Braedon was also chosen to be crew leader for his troop's trek down to Philmont this summer. He has recently joined a curling club and has spent a lot of his time learning about this Olympic sport. When he isn't in the back-country with his troop or spending time at the ice rink, he is reading anything related to physics and aeronautics.
Braedon is a self-motivated student. He needed a school that challenged him and allowed him to work at a pace that kept him from becoming bored with education. He also needed to find teachers who would encourage his independence and respond to his complex questions. INSPIRE was the answer! At INSPIRE, Braedon can take the classes he wants at the level he needs in order to be challenged.
Braedon has built an amazing rapport with all of his teachers. They are always available to answer any questions he may have regarding his school assignments or his independent reading in physics. His teachers are always there for encouragement and support.
Braedon says, 'One bonus to INSPIRE is all of the field trips.' He looks forward to each one, where he gets to meet the other students in his class and talk to his teachers in person. INSPIRE has truly been the answer for Braedon. The school gives him the tools he needs to reach his dreams."
Braedon is a self-motivated student. He needed a school that challenged him and allowed him to work at a pace that kept him from becoming bored with education. At INSPIRE, Braedon can take the classes he wants at the level he needs in order to be challenged.
— Braedon's Mom


Our buzzing 24h conference saw 57 cities from across the UK and Europe gather together in Bristol to discuss key issues such as food poverty and government policy and to share ideas and experiences. The event was also a great opportunity to showcase and celebrate achievements, with the announcement of the first ever Sustainable Food Cities Awards. An inspiring event for inspired cities.
The evening included brief presentations showcasing Bristol Good Food and the European Food in Urban Communities programme, as well as the announcement of the first four Sustainable Food Cities Award winners Brighton and Hove, Cardiff, Lambeth and Plymouth. A unique opportunity to share and learn from food pioneers from across the UK and Europe.
Read the Guardian's account of the Sustainable Food Cities award ceremony.
A day of inspiring innovation, problem solving and knowledge sharing. Invitees attended panel debates on long term solutions to food poverty and how to transform food culture at scale; plus a wide range of workshops, from building a thriving sustainable food economy to choosing indicators for measuring success.
Speakers include: Rosie Boycott, Helen Browning OBE, Professor Elizabeth Dowler and Tristram Stuart.


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Table tennis: Juniors finish South-east Asian Junior C'ships as top nation
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Singapore's young paddlers enjoyed a rich harvest at the South-east Asian Junior Table Tennis Championships, finishing the annual competition with eight golds from 13 events.
The team, by far the best performing nation out of seven countries which took part, also took home four silvers and five bronzes.
Singapore won four more golds on Tuesday, with Clarence Chew taking the Under-18 boys' singles titles while Lin Ye accounted for the Under-18 girls' singles title.
Ang Wan Qi also bagged the Under-15 girls' singles title.
The Republic also completed a 1-2-3 finish in the mixed doubles event. Clarence and Lin Ye took the gold, with team-mates Kerry Tan and Yee Herng Hwee taking the silver while Tay Jit Kiat and Wan Qi completed the podium in third place.

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Getting information to the public in a timely and convenient manner is one of the primary goals of the Board of Commissioners. With that goal in mind, Lamar County, Alabama has launched a new website that makes it easier than ever for citizens, businesses, and visitors to access information about the County from their computer, tablet, and mobile phone. The newly designed website www.lamarcountyal.com includes functionality that will aid the County with getting resources to the public quickly and easily.
The Lamar County home page has been formatted for easy navigation. If you are an "out-of-towner," you will want to go directly to the Visitors link; if you are considering moving to Lamar County, you will want to click on Local Jobs Available as well as view the Information for New Residents page. If you are lucky enough to already be a resident and need a phone number, you can view the directory, or click on the Pay Online tab to pay your bills online. Whoever you are, whatever your interest, the website can provide you with assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Q: Yii2 mp3 upload does not work for some users I created a website where artists can upload songs and pictures. For most people everything works fine, bute somethimes a user gets the following error:
"The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, service@webmailer.de and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log."
maybe it's a problem of the server ? at the error log i can't find something, there are no entrys at this time.
the code is this ffor the controller action:
$musiker = Yii::$app->user->identity->username;
                $songgenre = $model->songgenre;

                $model->song = UploadedFile::getInstance($model, 'song');
                $dateiname = 'songs/'.$musiker.''.time().'.'.$model->song->extension;
                $model->song->saveAs($dateiname);
                $model->saveSong($musiker, $songname, $songgenre, $dateiname);

and the form which i use for upload:
//Song hochladen
    echo "
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        echo "
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            $form = ActiveForm::begin(['options'=>['enctype'=>'multipart/form-data']]);
            echo $form->field($model,'song')->fileInput()->label(false);
            echo $form->field($model, 'songname');
            echo $form->field($model, 'songgenre')-> listBox(array('Wave'=>'Wave','Rock'=>'Rock','Pop'=>'Pop','Metal'=>'Metal','Punk'=>'Punk','Schlager'=>'Schlager', 'Elektro'=>'Elektro'))->label(false);
            echo "
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                echo "<input type='submit' name = 'song' class='btn  btn-primary' onClick='load()' value='hinzufügen'/>";

            echo "
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        echo "
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        ActiveForm::end();

has someone any idea where the problem could be ?

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She moved here for the quality of life. She's alive thanks to our quality of care.
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Cynthia Thibeault and her husband moved to Tamworth, NH in May of 2018 from Waterford, CT and were getting acquainted with their new community. They had fallen in love with the popular Conway, New Hampshire area after years of visiting as vacationers. About a month after arriving, Cynthia woke up on a Sunday morning with some tightness in her chest. Her existing arthritic condition made her think that the feeling was just another normal "ache and pain" that she was familiar with, but the pressure persisted. She took a few aspirin and decided to wait it out. At 3:00 am the next morning, after cycling through many other possibilities in her mind, such as gas or fatigue from moving, she realized she was nauseated and that it was time to seek medical attention. Upon arrival at Memorial Hospital in Conway, Cynthia learned that she had suffered a heart attack and would be transported to Maine Medical Center in Portland.
With further tests it was determined that one of Cynthia's arteries was more than 90% blocked, with the others functioning at only 70-80%. Surgery was scheduled the next day with cardiac surgeon Dr. Jeremy Estrada, who placed a stent in her arteries to allow many more years of cardiac health.
Happily, Cynthia has been restored to full health and is able to rejoin her new neighbors in the Conway community with her high-school sweetheart of 43 years. She enjoys crafts, flower gardening and especially watercolor painting, and is grateful for the care and compassion she received at Memorial Hospital and Maine Medical Center. She is in the process of selecting a primary care provider for continued care and in the interim receives on-site cardiology support at Memorial from Maine Medical Center cardiologists.


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Q: Is "poor selectors" an okay expression?
Geology journals are poor selectors of high-quality research papers.

I would like to know if "poor selectors" is a correct expression and what other better expressions there are. I could not find instances of this expression in NYT and WaPo so I suspect it is weird for natives. Thank you so much.

A: Yes, "poor selector(s)" is a valid expression and often used. Here is an example within a mathematics context:

The disadvantage of this criterion is that it is a poor selector in the presence of noisy data and in the problem of medium- and long-range prediction (when the observations might be consecutive values in a time series). (Stanley J. Farlow, "The GMDH Algorithm," in Stanley J. Farlow (ed.), Self-Organizing Methods in Modeling, Marcel Dekker, 1984, pg. 11)

Here is an example from a science context:

However, ciprofloxacin and levofloxacin are potent selectors of hl-OXA resistance, whereas moxifloxacin is a poor selector. (Q. Ashton Acton (ed.), Quinolones: Advances in Research and Application: 2011 Edition, ScholarlyEditions, 9 January 2012)

I don't know of any "better expressions", but you could easily replace "poor" with a word such as "inadequate". It is tougher to find a good replacement for "selector"; "identifier" and "indicator" (mentioned in a comment below) are similar, but I think that they change the meaning a bit. You could certainly reword the sentence, e.g.:

One can not easily identify high-quality research papers by using geology journals.

A: As @MarcInManhattan answer points out, poor selectors is a valid expression.
other expressions I can think of:

*

*"Geology journals are poor in selecting high-quality research papers."

*"Geology journals often do not select high-quality research papers."

*"Geology journals are bad at choosing high-quality research papers."


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Kalmar global / News & Insights / Press releases / Kalmar launches new global website
Kalmar launches new global website
CARGOTEC CORPORATION, PRESS RELEASE, 25 JUNE 2014 AT 9 AM (EEST)
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, is pleased to launch its new global website at http://www.kalmarglobal.com. The site has been redesigned with ease of use in mind and is fully responsive to different screen sizes.
"Superior user experience was at the top of our agenda when designing the functionalities and the content of the site. Customers looking for information will be guided through the pages based on their industry specific needs. With the easy-to-use contact finder, your nearest contacts are always only one click away," says Maija Eklöf, Vice President, Marketing and Communications, Kalmar.
Visitors will learn about Kalmar's comprehensive offering of equipment, automation and services for the cargo handling industry. They will also get an insight into the industry through customer cases, trends and historical milestones.
The new site integrates social, blog and news feeds to make it easy to stay connected with Kalmar. It also features a subscription centre for signing up to releases and other publications.
Kalmar continues to develop its online presence to provide its customers and other key stakeholders with useful and accessible resources. The launch of the global website will be followed by the implementation of language and country versions of the site.
Kalmar is exhibiting at TOC Europe in London until 26 June and visitors have a chance to view the new Kalmar website at stand G38.
Kalmar is part of Cargotec. Cargotec's sales totalled EUR 3.2 billion in 2013 and it employs approximately 11,000 people. Cargotec's class B shares are quoted on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki under symbol CGCBV. www.cargotec.com


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Covid-19-related stress caused some young people's brains to age too fast — study
At this point, it's obvious that the stress of life with Covid-19 has caused a decline in our collective mental health. Now new research suggests pandemic-induced stress has fundamentally altered some people's brains.
The discovery adds to a body of research on what causes accelerated brain aging, which we know is influenced by both biological and environmental factors. The brain's appearance changes as people age, but the evidence suggests not all people experience brain aging at the same rate. Stressful events can cause a mismatch between a person's brain age and their chronological age — how many years they've been alive.
In a recent study, scientists examined how adversities related to the pandemic — social isolation, financial strain, and threats to physical health — influenced the brains of young people living in the San Francisco Bay Area during the lockdowns of 2020. Overall, the adolescents appeared to have brain features more typical of older people — and those who experienced serious adversity in childhood.
People social distancing in Washington Square Park in San Francisco, California. Getty Images
Compared to young people assessed before the pandemic, the study participants' brains had reduced cortical thickness, larger hippocampal and amygdala volume, and more advanced brain age. Their mental health was also worse, but it's unclear whether their mood and changes in brain structure are linked.
Although several studies, including this one, establish a relationship between early life stress and accelerated brain aging, it's not obvious what drives the connection. But the cortisol secreted in response to stress may play a role, Ian Gotlib tells me. Gotlib is a professor at Stanford University and the new study's first author.
Importantly, it's an open question whether or not these changes are permanent. But one can take action to safeguard brain health despite the stress.
"We don't know if the effects can be reversed," Gotlib says. "But I expect that stress-reduction techniques, like meditation, relaxation, etcetera, can slow the rate of brain aging."
How stress physically changes the brain
Before Covid-19 hit, Gotlib and his colleagues were about three-fourths of the way through a longitudinal study of the effects of early life stress on trajectories of brain development and depression in adolescents. The pandemic initially interrupted their work, but it ultimately presented an opportunity: The scientists could compare pre-pandemic brain scans to scans taken at the end of 2020.
The team matched adolescents by age, gender, exposure to stress, and socioeconomic status and compared the before and after groups' scans. Ultimately, they found that young people at the end of the first year of the pandemic had older brain ages than similar young people scanned before it started.
The findings imply that the pandemic negatively affected this group's mental health and accelerated brain maturation.
Scientists can't say whether this group's chronological age will catch up to their brain age. But other studies suggest people with older-looking brains do worse on tests measuring attention, memory, and executive function.
There are actions people can generally take shown to strengthen cognitive health. These include:
Gotlib and his colleagues plan on following up with the participants when they're 20 years old to "see whether the difficulties in mental health and the accelerated brain aging persist beyond the pandemic," he says.
At this point, it's obvious that the stress of life with Covid-19 has caused a decline in our collective mental health. Now new research suggests pandemic-induced stress has fundamentally altered some people's brains. The discovery adds to a body of research on what causes accelerated brain aging, which we know is influenced by both biological…
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We've always celebrated our kids' rites of passage – first tooth, first step, first-time-she-brings-home-a-completely-unacceptable-boy.
Add in one more circa 2009: first time Mommy writes all about you in a blog post.
Yes, our children will probably be terribly, terribly unhappy about some of our overshares in twenty years. (Or not. Social media is a strange and fabulous thing.) But for the moment, I find myself marveling at the many talented writers who also have a knack for choosing baby names.
Rebecca of Girl's Gone Child is mom to Archer Sage and Fable Luella. She's quite the writer – funny, brutally honest and cooler than I shall ever be. Her memoir of unexpected first-time motherhood, Rock-a-Bye, is one of the few paperbacks that I request back whenever I loan it out.
Over at Green Baby Guide, Joy is mom to Roscoe with another on the way. Fellow GBG blogger Rebecca has Audrey. Their site provides lots of encouragement for parents seeking to reduce their environmental impact. It's the site that convinced me that cloth diapers were a perfectly reasonable option.
Celebrity Baby Blog founder Danielle Friedland has a daughter called Anya. She sold the site to People Magazine not too long ago, so Anya is back to being a private citizen. Likewise, I haven't heard much about their contributing writers' lives since Corporate came in, but I seem to recall that one contributor has a son called Egan, and another came up with the inspired choice of Galileo, with the nickname Leo. While I miss hearing staff updates, but CBB remains my go-to site for confirming pregnancy, birth and – of course! – name confirmations.
Her Bad Mother, Catherine Conners, is mom to Emilia and Jasper. She's also witty, brave and somehow manages to seem like she has it all together, even as she insists that everything is falling apart.
Babble is also home to Oz Spies. I don't follow her column as closely, but I love the name she chose for her firstborn – Axel – and can't wait to hear what she chooses for #2, due shortly.
How 'bout you – who do you follow?
I like Heather Armstrong's blog, dooce, and I also enjoy Oz Spies on Babble. Both are currently pregnant so it's been nice to have people out there I can commiserate with who are "paving the way", as it were (I'm 23 weeks along; they are both getting close to the end, I think). I get to hear about stuff before experiencing it myself.
I haven't heard of most of the folks you mention – I'll have to check them out! My problem with blogs is remembering to read them.
How could I forget Dooce, mom to Leta Elise, and the mother of all mama bloggers!?
Thanks for adding her, Kat.
I can't wait to find out what Leta's sister's name will be, they've got so much to live up to–Leta Elise is a gorgeous name!
[…] NameCandy article on favorite MomBlogger baby names is great!


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HomeEntertainmentStoriesA Priest and a Nun Agree to Pretend They Are Married for Just One Night
A Priest and a Nun Agree to Pretend They Are Married for Just One Night
13233 March 03, 2019 | by Cheryl Kahla
A priest and a nun were on a mission trip up in the mountains when a snowstorm crossed their path.
They saw an abandoned log cabin and went inside. The priest started a fire in the fireplace and found blankets and a sleeping bag but only one bed.
The priest told the nun that she could sleep on the bed and he would sleep in the sleeping bag in the floor. As they were alone and beginning to get settled, the young nun said, "father?"
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He answered, "yes, sister?" "I'm cold." She young nun replied.
The priest got up and went to the closet and got another blanket and covered the nun. As he was settling back into his sleeping bag, she again said, "father?"
He asked again what was the matter, and the nun answered that she was still cold. Again, he got up, retrieved a blanket from closest and covered her.
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After tucking her in, he climbed back into the sleeping bag. Just as he was getting settled and the fire was crackling she called out to him again.
Again, the young nun she was cold. This time around, the priest lost cool. He came up with a plan and said:
"Sister? We are all alone out here in this cabin in the mountains. Just this once, just for tonight, do you want to pretend that we are married?"
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When she gave an enthusiastic, "Oh yes! I do," the priest replied:
"Ok, so get up and get your own dang blanket!"
A 'WIND' PREGNANCY
One morning when I was going out of the house, I met my neighbor's daughter who was pregnant. When I returned home I saw her father closing the door. I told him:
"Your daughter hasn't married yet I wonder how it is possible a girl without any husband be pregnant?"
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For a moment her father with a bitter smile said: "She isn't pregnant; it is all wind in her belly. She'll just fart and recover."
Next year perchance I saw the same girl with a baby in her arms. Next day when I was going out facing her father so I told him:
"I saw your daughter with her fart in her arms."
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THE CONFESSION
A married Irishman went into the confessional and said to his priest, "I almost had an affair with another woman." The priest said:
"What do you mean, almost?"
The Irishman said, "Well, we got undressed and rubbed together, but then I stopped."
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The priest said, "Rubbing together is the same as putting it in. You're not to see that woman again. For your penance, say five Hail Mary's and put $50 in the poor box."
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The Irishman left the confessional, said his prayers, and then walked over to the poor box. He paused for a moment and then started to leave.
The priest, who was watching, quickly ran over to him saying: "I saw that. You didn't put any money in the poor box!"
The Irishman replied, "Yeah, but I rubbed the $50 on the box, and according to you, that's the same as putting it in!"
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From Offender to Adventist UN Youth Ambassador
By: Pâmela Meireles, South American Division News & Adventist Review
In the past, Brazilian Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Jeconias Vieira Lopes Neto was an offender and drug user. Last July, however, the young minister, currently serving as Prison Ministries Coordinator of the Federal District in Brazil, was selected as one of Brazil's United Nations (UN) Youth Ambassadors, at the UN Office in the capital city of Brasilia.
Together with 19 other people, Neto, 25, was selected to represent Brazil in joint efforts among many nations around the world. Neto, who became an offender at an early age, now works to reintegrate young people who followed the same path back into society. He is currently working in partnership with the Office of Children Services in the Home Affairs Department of Brazil, but also as part of the Seventh-day Adventist Prison Ministries Project.
"I feel it a great privilege from God to take part in such important and rewarding projects, but above all, to be able to help other people," he said.
Neto explains that his job description now includes meetings to discuss projects which may benefit young people around the world.
"I cannot but thank God, my mother Manoela, my wife, and my extended family for believing in me," he said. "I also want to thank every single person that, through a dark period in my life, was able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and supported me so I can be where I am today."
According to Brazilian newspaper Metrópoles, which recently featured Neto's story, his life began to change when he fell in love with Stephany, who eventually became his wife and inspired him to look for a better life. One day, he decided to enroll at River Plate Adventist University in Argentina.
"It was not easy to study in a foreign country, as I moved south with my wife and little girls," Neto told the newspaper. "I didn't speak Spanish or even good Portuguese."
But Neto said one of his professors at school was instrumental in his development as a student and as a person.
"[Theology professor] Laurentiu Ionescu sort of adopted and re-educated me," Neto told the newspaper. "He took me to his place, taught me how to speak, and showed me that there is much more to life than crime."
Eventually traveling back to Brazil, Neto began to serve the Adventist Church by supporting the regional church's efforts to reintegrate vulnerable people back in society. Through the church's Prison Ministries, Neto and a group of friends are providing educational opportunities to young people serving time for their crimes.
In spite of his recent success, Neto said it pains him to see so many young people paying for their bad choices, including a younger brother and several cousins, who are currently in jail.
"My dream is to see [young] people happy and reinserted in society," he told the newspaper. "In the neighborhood where I grew up, we were a group of nine friends, but now only two of us are left."
When interviewed by the South American News Agency, Neto asked to share a special message geared to other Adventist youth, since he said he feels "honored to represent Adventist young people."
"It is our duty to become stronger every day through the power of Christ and education," he said. "[It is our duty] to fill important positions in society, and make a difference in other people's lives."


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Q: IE9 Gives Page Expired error IE9 gives webpage expired error suddenly on any process of my page.
Any action I do like edit, add or delete.. after some operations .. page suddenly says expired message in IE9 only.
Our website developed in ASP.Net VB version.
Please help..

A: After doing search on google and making some effort on this, I have resolved the issue. To resolve this issue I have used following lines of code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN">

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE9" />

A: This occurs when you're using a HTTP POST to send data to the server (e.g. ASP.NET PostBack technology) and then using window.history.go or similar to navigate backward in the travellog. Because IE isn't permitted to retransmit a post without user permission, you get this warning. You can often avoid this problem by ensuring that your HTTP Response pages are cacheable and do not contain any "no-cache" or "must-revalidate" directives.


Sep-15-14 smaragdus: As usual a highly entertaining game between these two players.
luzhin: Not quite Short-Timman 1991, but a very elegant attacking march all the same.
Sep-15-14 Whitehat1963: They've played 36 times, and only 7 of the games have been drawn. I wish they played each other another 100 times in the next few years.
As a Morozevich fan. I'd rather they not. Moroxevich tends to get crushed in an embarrassing fashion everytime they play, having lost every game in the last three years.
Morozevich seems to be just as afflicted as Kramnik when playing Topalov, if not more. However, unstable Morozevich plays even worse than unstable Kramnik.
Sep-16-14 ikipemiko: Great and powerful play by Topalov!
Don't know what you mean. Kramnik and Topalov have been pretty evenly matched recently - whoever has White usually wins.
Sep-17-14 jared10001: This is what it was like to see Topalov in his prime. He was this fearless all the time, a decade ago.
Sep-18-14 DiscoJew: "March over Moro"
perfidious: The final position is a graphic illustration of the maxim that, in queen endings, the number of passed pawns is less significant than how far advanced they may be.
Sep-19-14 Eusebius: Can someone please provide the winning combination after 35...Qb6+ ?
Sep-19-14 MeatGrinder: d6 and black has no more checks.
Sep-20-14 csmath: Yet another revenge versus Moro.


MONTREAL, QC (April 21 2016) - Anaphylaxis, known to be a sudden and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction, seems to be increasing among children, according to a new study led by a team at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC). The findings, published this week in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI), reveal that the percentage of emergency department (ED) visits due to anaphylaxis doubled over a four-year period based on data collected from the Montreal Children's Hospital of the MUHC (MCH-MUHC).
"Increasing visits for anaphylaxis and the benefits of early epinephrine administration: A 4 year study at a pediatric emergency department in Montreal, Canada" by Elana Hochstadter MD, Ann Clarke MD MSc, Sarah De Schryver, MD, Sebastien LaVieille MD MSc, Reza Alizadehfar MD, Lawrence Joseph, PhD, Harley Eisman MD, Moshe Ben-Shoshan MD MSc. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jaci.2016.02.016. It appears in Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Volume 137, Issue 6. (2016) published by Elsevier.
This research was made possible by funding from AllerGen NCE Inc., Health Canada and Sanofi. The study involved a team of researchers from the McGill University Health Centre, the University of Calgary, the Children's Hospital at London Health Sciences Centre, and Health Canada.
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He was born in Gyula on November 7, 1810. His grandfather, József Erkel (1757-1830) was a music teacher and church organist in Pozsony and later in Gyula; his father, József Erkel jr. (1787-1855) was active in Gyula as a church choirmaster and conductor. He studied piano and music theory first in his home town under the guidance of his father and grandfather, then during his school years (1822-25) at the Benedictine secondary school in Pozsony, he was taught by the excellent composer Henrik Klein.
His musical taste was strongly influenced by hearing on several occasions the playing of the band led by the famous Hungarian gipsy violinist János Bihari. From 1823 to 1834 he lived in Kolozsvár, where he worked as a music teacher, gave concerts as a pianist and composed pieces for the piano. It was in this period that he began conducting, and his interest in opera also dates from this time.
In 1834 he performed for the first time in Pest; from 1835 he was conductor of the National Playhouse, which operated in the Castle theatre; in 1836-37 he was second conductor of the German Municipal Theatre of Pest, where the works he conducted included items from the Italian and German repertoire of the time. In addition he also gave concerts as a pianist: his name is associated with the first performance in Pest of Chopin's E minor piano concerto (1835) and (together with the violinist L. Jansa) of Beethoven's Kreutzer sonata; his repertoire included not only the major classical compositions for piano but also works by his European contemporaries (including Field, Herz, Hummel, Kalkbrenner, Moscheles and Thalberg).
In 1839 he married Adél Adler, and from their marriage four outstanding musicians were born: Gyula, Elek, László and Sándor. In January 1838 – as successor to József Heinisch – he was appointed first conductor of the Hungarian (later the National) Theatre, which had been operating for just a few months. In the three decades that followed – until the opening of the Budapest Opera House (1884) – he became the creator of Hungaian opera and its leading personality. As director of the opera company functioning within the framework of the National Theatre he did much to familiarize audiences with the latest European operatic works and to develop the Hungarian opera repertoire: he conducted first performances of numerous works by his Hungarian contemporaries and also compositions of his own.
His active connection with the theatre directed his interest as a composer towards theatrical works. His first opera, Bátori Mária, which despite the stylistic features of the time that undeniably reveal Italian models is justly celebrated as the first national opera, had its premiere on August 8, 1840 in the Hungarian Theatre, which was then named the "National Theatre". The librettist. Béni Egressy, until his death in 1851 remained Erkel's most important collaborator. In 1844 they premiered the opera Hunyadi László, the most significant opera of the reform period, some of the tunes from which became in 1848 nation-uniting pieces of music in the struggle for freedom, comparable in their effect only with the Rakóczi March. In 1844 a work by Erkel won first prize in the anthem competition advertised by the director András Bartay, and since then it has been Hungary's national anthem.
After the failure of the freedom struggle, he composed incidental music for a number of theatrical works on popular Hungarian themes (Two Pistols, The Jew, The Prisoner, The Secrets of a Wardrobe), and did much to enliven the musical life of the capital. Under his direction the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra was formed in 1853; he conducted it regularly and directed it as leading conductor until 1874; in 1858 he was appointed leading conductor of the National Hungarian Choral Association, and this post inspired him to compose a number of choral works. In the 1850s he composed his most important opera, Bánk bán, which was first staged only in 1861. His sons played a significant part in the creation of his later works for the theatre (Sarolta, 1862; Dózsa György, 1867; Brankovics György, 1874; Nameless Heroes, 1880 and King István, 1885). Relying primarily on Italian and French examples and making use of 19th-century Hungarian verbunkos music, he developed an integrated national operatic language which he combined with librettos taken from Hungarian history, creating works of lasting national and musical value.


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Every Superwoman needs a super power. Give yourself a chance for some quiet time and relax. You can certainly relax in this black dress. This dress has a baggy fit and is a good choice for every woman! A playful pocket is placed on the chest.


I couldn't help it. I had to get to totality. I traveled down to Helen, Georgia and watched the eclipse with my best friend and her daughter. What an awe-inspiring sight.
I didn't just gawk, though. I took pictures. I hope you enjoy them. And here's to 2024. I'll see you on the road between Texas and Maine where another eclipse will inspire us all to learn and marvel at our beautiful planet, moon, and sun.
To my educator friends and colleagues. Thank you, always, for continuing the work of teaching and guiding those who come after you.
Together, we will keep on doing it. By hook. By crook.
I have a feeling that even if the environment changes to one that is no longer conducive to teaching about the Earth that I will still keep doing it (I also have a feeling many people will start volunteering and together we will keep students thinking critically and learning and being curious). I will persist and keep doing the work.
The Answer is simple and threefold.
Every child should be given the opportunity to excel. Each child should be able to learn what some consider to be the toughest subjects in a way that is accessible, effective, and I dare say fun.
Today's students are tomorrow's leaders. As such, they should be given every opportunity to make informed decisions as they take on the reins of leadership and as they help tomorrow's children thrive.
I love science, I love math, and I love the arts. I believe the best way to teach children is an integrated platform where they can be creative as they learn and therefore learn better. If they have fun while they learn, if they can do their learning hands-on, they will better grasp and be able to apply tricky science concepts.
If we make these concepts and this knowledge accessible and relevant to the students, they will take it and they will run with it. The sky, the stars, and beyond will be their only limit. And I could not hope to provide a greater service than that.
Check back for posts on earth science education, STEM, endangered species, and our natural resources.


"I've done a lot of different things in nursing but have never felt as fulfilled as I have in hospice in an on-call position."
As a Compassus nurse, you have the autonomy to utilize your nursing skills. You are relied upon to take care of patients and families who need help after hours in typically urgent times. You are invited into patients' homes and lives during uncertain times and have the honor of becoming a trusted face. For many of our team members, this is more than a career it's a calling.
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As the On-Call RN, you will work to fill in for after-hours and weekend needs, as they arise for our patients. You will participate as a crucial member of the Inter-Disciplinary Team (IDT) to deliver care that meets the needs of patients and their families. You will help the patient and family maintain their maximum level of comfort and coping for after-hours emergency support and flex your schedule to meet agency-staffing needs. Typical schedules may include weekends only, weeknights only, or seven days on, seven days off.


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We love summer. With fireworks, festivals, backyard barbecues, friends and family visiting, what's not to love? Unfortunately, the bugs also love summer. Every single year, with the warmer weather, comes more bugs. That means more ants and spiders trying to get inside of your home. Here at Joshua's, our job is to control the bugs and keep them out of your house. But we'll need your help. If you start to notice bugs popping up, just give let us know. One of our friendly office team members would love to send over a licensed Field Expert out to keep your home protected.
Even if you received your regular maintenance service a few weeks ago, but you're noticing bugs, give us a call. We offer free warranty services for your property in between your regular services. Because we know this summer you may need us to come back out to take care of any pesky pets you may be noticing. As always, give the product about 2 weeks to take affect so it can get through take full effect. Spiders are especially tricky because they can rebuild their webs incredibly fast, and they tip-toe over the products. Ants are difficult to treat because if they feel threatened, they may make a new queen and build an extended colony somewhere else. This is why, if after two weeks, you're not noticing a difference, give us another call so we can come back out. We're committed to taking care of your pest problem, and we'll come out as many times as needed to make sure it's solved.
Thank you so much for choosing Joshua's and have an awesome summer!


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Rod Humble will lead the development of a brand-new game at Paradox Tectonic.
Rod Humble, the former CEO of Second Life studio Linden Labs and, prior to that, an executive vice president and head of The Sims label at EA, will head up a new California-based studio for Paradox Interactive called Paradox Tectonic. The studio will lead development of a brand new game for Paradox, details of which—big surprise—will be announced later.
"Our aim with Paradox Tectonic is to create open, fun, beautiful games which respect the players' intelligence and enables their creativity, freedom, emotion, and sharing," Humble said. "It's a privilege to be reunited with so many world-class colleagues from so many triple-A projects, and the team and I are delighted to join Paradox and be part of driving the company's next cycle of growth. Our shared values of quality and putting the customer first made Paradox the perfect fit for us."
Humble's time in the videogame business also includes a stint as the director of development on Everquest and a handful of expansions. But the "big theory" around these parts (which I must credit to the PCG UK team, whose musings I am shamelessly ripping off) is that it's his Sims experience that Paradox is after. The SimCity-like Cities: Skylines is one of Paradox's most successful (and mainstream) games but it doesn't have a comparable Sims-style series, so pushing into that seems like a natural move.
Humble's experience would also fit well with Paradox's habit of releasing multiple expansions and add-ons for its games: The Sims 3, for instance, was followed by 11 expansions, nine "stuff packs," and various bits and pieces of premium content offered through The Sims 3 Store.
"Rod Humble and his team bring a wealth of experience and a studio leader who has led work on games that have shaped the industry several times over," Paradox CEO Ebba Ljungerud said. "We hope to have some earth-shaking news to share from the Tectonic team soon."


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Tax credits could help offset staff insurance costs
■ A column about keeping your practice in good health
By Victoria Stagg Elliott — is a longtime staff member. She covered practice management issues and wrote the "Practice Management" column from 2009 to 2013. She also covered public health and science from 2000 to 2009. Posted May 3, 2010.
A column on managing your practice
» How your practice might benefit
Much of the discussion of the recently passed health system reform law has focused on the possible impact on how physicians practice medicine. But this sizeable piece of legislation also will affect medical offices as small businesses.
Whether the cost of providing health insurance to employees goes up or down is unclear and the subject of much debate. Nevertheless, in the short term, there could be tax credits that might make it a little easier to insure your staff -- and cut overall costs.
"[Physicians] should be thinking about how they can capitalize on the tax credits as rapidly as possible and meeting with their advisers," said John Leifer, national director of health policy with CBIZ, which provides human resource, financial and technical services to businesses.
Companies that have fewer than 25 full-time-equivalent employees with average wages of less than $50,000, and that pay at least half of individual coverage costs, will be eligible for credits of up to 35% of their share of premiums. This credit is retroactive to the beginning of 2010 and is in effect through 2013. A physician-owner's salary is not counted in the average, but the salary of a physician employed by the practice is.
In 2010, the percentage of employee health insurance premiums paid by an employer does not have to be the same for all staff members, although in subsequent years it will.
Businesses with 10 full-time-equivalent employees making an annual average of less than $25,000 will receive the maximum credit. Those with more staff members with higher salaries will receive progressively less. The premium eligible for this tax credit is capped at the average market price, as assessed by the Dept. of Health and Human Services. This information will be published by the Internal Revenue Service.
Counting employees, however, is not as simple as counting heads, and not everyone is included in salary calculations. Owners, family members and seasonal workers employed fewer than 120 days a year are not included when tallying the average salary or the number of employees.
Part-timers, however, do play a role. The total annual hours worked by all part-timers should be divided by 2,080, the hours one full-time employee would be expected to work in a year. That number then should be added to the number of full-time staff to determine how many full-time equivalents a company has.
The average salary is based on that FTE. "The challenge for professionals will be staying under the average wage threshold," said Edward Fensholt, senior vice president and director of compliance services with Lockton Inc. in Kansas City, Mo.
In 2014 and 2015, the tax credit for businesses increases to 50% of the money a company pays for a staffer's premium for state-based insurance exchanges.
Health insurance reform also will require slight changes to what is reported to the IRS.
As of 2011, employers must disclose the value of health-related benefits on each employee's W-2 form. This will not affect an individual's taxable income, but will determine if an employer is in compliance with health reform legislation. Those that are not may be subject to penalties.
Two other changes will affect employers who provide dependent coverage. Health reform includes an extension of dependent coverage that allows children to remain on a parent's health insurance until age 26, regardless of marital or student status. Many states already require this. In addition, a child's preexisting condition no longer can be excluded, and lifetime caps are banned.
Expert opinion as to whether the amount of money employers spend on employee premiums will go up or down varies widely, although this law requires insurance companies to justify increases before they take effect and to report what share of premiums is spent on nonmedical costs.
"There are still a lot of details to be worked out, and a lot of these things are very fluid right now and will be changing," said Michael Alter, president and CEO of SurePayroll Inc. in Glenview, Ill., which provides payroll services to many small businesses, including some medical practices.
But experts also suspect that many of these changes will make it easier for practices to offer health insurance, and thus ease hiring and reduce turnover. Small businesses and individuals will be able to buy insurance through state exchanges as of 2014.
"This legislation will provide practitioners the ability to compete with the local hospitals and larger practice groups for quality employees," said Carl Kleimann, president of Odyssey OneSource. The firm provides human resources services to practices ranging from six to 400 employees. "These reforms should have the effect of leveling the playing field, because access to coverage is going to improve."
Penalties for employers that do not provide coverage and have workers who receive government-subsidized premiums start in 2014. How this all will be implemented remains to be seen, but many medical practices are unlikely to be affected, because these rules apply only to companies that have at least 50 employees.
Victoria Stagg Elliott is a longtime staff member. She covered practice management issues and wrote the "Practice Management" column from 2009 to 2013. She also covered public health and science from 2000 to 2009.
How your practice might benefit
Small practices could be eligible for a tax credit if they paid at least half the cost of insurance premiums for their staffs. Here are some scenarios for possible credits for 2010, adapted from Internal Revenue Service examples. Costs of paying health insurance premiums in these examples are based on information gathered by Kaiser Family Foundation. The insurance premium eligible for the tax credit is capped at the average market price, as assessed by the Dept. of Health and Human Services.
Solo practice: 3 full- and part-time employees
Full-time equivalents: 2.25
Average annual salary: $25,000
Cost of paying half of employee health insurance premiums: $16,000
Maximum possible credit: $5,600
Actual credit: $5,600 (no reductions)
Two-physician office: 9 full- and part-time employees.
Full-time equivalents: 7
Maximum possible credit: $12,250
Credit reduction: $8,722 (average wage is higher than $25,000) $12,250 x ($17,800/$25,000)
Actual credit: $3,528
Four-physician office: 14 full- and part-time employees
Full-time equivalents: 12
Cost of paying half of employee health insurance premiums: $100,000
Credit reduction: $4,666.67 (more than 10 full-time equivalents) $35,000 x (2/15)
Credit reduction: $16,800 (average wage greater than $25,000) $35,000 x (12,000/25,000)
Actual credit: $13,533.33
Sources: Internal Revenue Service; Kaiser Family Foundation
» How to lower your medical practice's banking fees Oct. 4
» Health system reform may help doctors' offices offer coverage Sept. 13
» How to determine fair wages, benefits for medical practice staff Aug. 30
» Tax refunds owed to some physicians in underserved areas July 14
» Small companies see highest hikes in health insurance costs June 25


Dentsply Sirona, the largest manufacturer of professional dental products and technologies, and Carbon, a leading Silicon Valley-based digital manufacturing company, today announced a strategic collaboration to deliver new denture materials for Carbon digital 3D printing production solutions.
As Carbon's Paul DiLaura confirmed in our recent interview, it is possible to develop custom materials for Carbon systems. "We're very excited to team with Carbon to deliver a total seamless workflow for increasing laboratory efficiency and elevate state-of-art materials for removable appliance fabrication in the 3D dental printing space," said Julie Mroziak, Vice President Lab at Dentsply Sirona.
Leveraging Carbon printers and innovative Digital Light Synthesis technology for high-resolution output and high-throughput capacity, the new Dentsply Sirona materials will establish a paradigm shift in terms of strength, aesthetics, and laboratory efficiencies for 3D printed dentures. Dentsply Sirona brings over 100 years of experience in the development of denture materials, as well as extensive expertise in scanning, and CAD/CAM software including well-known brands such as Lucitone, IPN, and inLab that are globally recognized for quality and durability.
Carbon offers a revolutionary alternative to 3D printing, using light and oxygen to rapidly produce high-quality, end-use products from a pool of resin. Its robust and reliable family of 3D printers based on proprietary Digital Light Synthesis technology, coupled with its innovative software and broad portfolio of materials, deliver a complete and comprehensive digital manufacturing solution for all dental production needs.
Carbon solutions significantly improve efficiency and accuracy, reduce time from design to manufacture and provide important features such as part traceability and serialization through next-gen software design tools. With Carbon, everything is digitally traceable, down to a unique ID that can automatically be engraved or embossed on any part. This capability is particularly valuable for highly regulated industries like dental, where the FDA will increasingly require part-specific data to ensure product performance and patient safety.


Approximately 40 UN specialized agencies, funds, programmes and other bodies contributed to the report through the High Level Committee on Programmes (HLCP) Working Group on Climate Change, currently chaired by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and established in 2007. HLCP is one of three pillars under the CEB, which is chaired by the UN Secretary-General.
In a message, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon states that the report addresses how the UN is working with all levels of government, business and civil society to, inter alia: improve local weather forecasts; reduce air pollution; minimize disaster risk; manage and conserve forests, reduce deforestation and assist forest communities; reduce emissions from air, land and sea transport; and ensure urban areas are more sustainable, energy efficient and habitable. Ban stresses that, through action on climate change, the sustainable development agenda can also be significantly advanced.
The report includes sections on: a carbon-neutral future; reducing emissions and building resilience; and empowering governments to act. It describes the multidisciplinary projects and programmes undertaken by the UN system, many of which are through partnerships with other international organizations, civil society, the private sector and academia. An annex outlines the climate change mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes.


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Középiskolai tanulmányait drámatagozaton végezte, a Vörösmarty Mihály Gimnáziumban.  Egyetemi diplomáit a Miskolci Egyetemen és a Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem Bölcsészettudományi karán szerezte televízió és film, elektronikus sajtó, kommunikáció szakirányon, illetve német szakon. Számos ifjúsági műsorban feltűnt, ahol énekelt, szavalt, illetve egy történelmi kisfilmben is szerepelt. Elvégezte a Fővárosi Pedagógiai Intézet idegenvezető-hostess szakát is, ahol felsőfokú szakképesítést szerzett. A zenés műfajokat kedveli. Számos önálló zenés estet és koncertet adott az elmúlt években. Rádiós műsorvezetőként is debütált, hiszen a Dunakanyar FM műsorvezetőjeként több műsorral jelentkezik. A Jóban Rosszban című telenovellában Galambos Gyöngyit alakítja. Egy magyar divatmárka arca évek óta. (Mystic Day). Számtalan jótékonysági programban vesz részt, főleg a fogyatékkal élő emberekért és az állatvédelem területén igyekszik segíteni. Érdekli a pszichológia, a filozófia és a vallástörténet is.
2010-ben férjhez ment. Férje, Landor Richard.

Elismerések
 Pepita-díj (ezüst fokozat) (2014)
 Regionális Prima Díj, 2016 (Magyar színház és filmművészet kategória)

Film, sorozat, műsorok
 Jóban Rosszban / Galambos Gyöngyi/ (sorozat) (2005-2022)
 Miss Internet Hungary&Cyberspace World háziasszonya és műsorvezetője (2007)
 Cop Mortem magyar film, 2016. /Tiszai Zsuzsa történelem professzor, női főszerep/
 Dunakanyar Fm műsorvezetője (2016-)
 Oltári történetek / Prókai Mária / (sorozat) (2022)

Színházi szerepei
 Pajzán históriák (2007) /A menyasszony/
 Képzelt riport egy amerikai popfesztiválról (2008) /Juana/
 Ma éjjel szabad vagyok (Éless-Szín, 2013-) /Szegő Márta/
 A nagy ékszerész (Éless-Szín, 2016-) /A menyasszony/

Bridge/A nagy játszma (Éless-Szín, 2020-2022. ) Klára

Jó házból való úrilány jelentkezését várom! ( Éless-Szín 2020-2022. ) Ilonka

Oltári történetek ( TV2, sorozat ) Prókai Mária

Kossuth három ( 2022- ) Jámbor Margit

Közjegyző az emeleten ( Moravecz Produkció 2022- ) Átváltozó Művésznő

Jegyzetek

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16 September 2013 | Operations
Virgin Australia Unveils the Future of In-Flight Entertainment
Virgin Australia has officially launched its new wireless in-flight entertainment system, representing a new era in the way travellers experience entertainment in the sky.
The entertainment platform is the first of its kind in the Asia Pacific region, giving customers the ability to stream content to their own devices, including smartphones, laptops and tablets, through in-built wireless technology on board.
Following a successful trial earlier this year, Virgin Australia is now extending the wireless innovation across its domestic and short-haul international network. Thirty-seven aircraft are now fitted out with the new technology, including aircraft operating on routes to New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, which went live today.
Virgin Australia Chief Customer Officer Mark Hassell said: "At Virgin Australia, we are passionate about customer experience, and that often means redefining travel.
"We know that in-flight entertainment is a key driver in customer satisfaction. Our research shows that around 90% of our customers travel with at least one smartphone, laptop or tablet1.
"We were instantly drawn to this technology because it represents a quantum change in the way entertainment is experienced in the sky. Our customers are the first in the region to be able to stream content to their very own personal device and the feedback we are receiving is fantastic.
"Wireless technology also gives us the freedom to constantly enhance the content and functionality, which is valued by customers who travel regularly on these short to medium-haul flights.
"With the origins of the Virgin brand in entertainment, there is no limit to the expertise and unique content we can leverage around the world to continually offer our customers the best entertainment in the sky", Mr Hassell said.
The roll-out across Virgin Australia's Boeing 737-800 and Embraer E190 fleet will be complete before the end of the year.
Since the trial started in August 2012, the App has been downloaded close to 200,000 times.
The wireless in-flight entertainment system supports Wi-Fi-enabled Apple iOS devices (iPad®; iPhone®; iPod touch®), Android devices (phone or tablet) and Windows laptops. To access the system, download the free "In-flight Entertainment by Virgin Australia" App to your phone or tablet, or have the latest version of Microsoft Silverlight downloaded on your laptop.


One night a plane appeared out of nowhere, the only passengers aboard: thirty-six babies. As soon as they were taken off the plane, it vanished. Now, thirteen years later, two of those children are receiving sinister messages, and they begin to investigate their past. Their quest to discover where they really came from leads them to a conspiracy that reaches from the far past to the distant future—and will take them hurtling through time. In this exciting new series, bestselling author Margaret Peterson Haddix brings an element of suspense that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.


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Mirtle: Dealing Bickell, Crawford is Blackhawks' best path out of salary cap hell
James Mirtle
Published May 26, 2015 Updated May 26, 2015
This article was published more than 5 years ago. Some information in it may no longer be current.
It was deemed a bad line change on the broadcast.
What it really was was a brutal botched dump-in by the Chicago Blackhawks.
Early in Monday's overtime in Game 5 in Anaheim, Bryan Bickell accidentally hammered the puck off of the skate of Ducks defenceman Francois Beauchemin right at the offensive blueline.
He didn't realize he had and quickly headed for the bench.
Some of his teammates followed his lead, assuming the puck had gone deep, and what ensued was a mad scramble back into the Hawks zone that was capped off by a Ducks 2-on-1.
And that was the game.
Bickell's gaffe nullified a fantastic night from some of his teammates after their team had a brutal start to the game. Captain Jonathan Toews was unbelievable, scoring two goals to lead the late comeback to force overtime. Duncan Keith again logged nearly 30 minutes and the ice tilted Chicago's way every time he was out there.
For the most part, the Blackhawks stars have still been star-like in these playoffs, but their depth players are hurting them against a team like Anaheim, which is getting contributions from all over. Chicago is thin on D after Michal Rozsival went down with a broken ankle in Round 2, and they've got too many passengers up front, with Bickell and his oversized contract at the top of that heap.
The NHL has become such an unforgiving league for good teams. The salary cap is creeping up each off-season, but there's pressure on clubs like Chicago every year to dump a useful body and find a replacement in order to stay competitive.
That attrition cost both Boston and Los Angeles playoff spots this season.
The Blackhawks have survived the whittling better than most. After winning the Stanley Cup in 2010, it was Dustin Byfuglien, Andrew Ladd and Kris Versteeg who were moved. Then they lost Michael Frolik. Then Dave Bolland was dealt. And Nick Leddy last fall.
For the most part, they've made smart decisions to compensate. They've had players like Andrew Shaw and Brandon Saad and Teuvo Teravainen in the system, who've brought cheap contracts and value, which is a must.
But because he has so much talent to pay elsewhere in the lineup, GM Stan Bowman's few missteps have hurt, tightening that cap crunch.
Bryan Bickell is the biggest example.
One of the real beneficiaries of that stacked Hawks team that won in 2013, Bickell rode an 18.4 shooting percentage to nine goals and 17 points in 23 games.
His most frequent linemates on that run? Toews and Patrick Kane.
Bickell was 27 years old and had played little more than 200 regular season games to that point. He signed a four-year, $16-million deal six days after they won that Cup.
Since then, including the two postseasons, he has 58 points in 173 games – a 27-point pace per 82 games – despite playing most often with Shaw, Kane and Saad.
And, as witnessed on Monday's winning goal, he's not particularly adept defensively.
That's as close as you'll see to an anchor on a team as well-run as the Blackhawks.
Chicago has to pare more talent this off-season. Toews and Kane are getting deserved raises into uncharted territory ($10.5-million a season) and that's going to create a brutal squeeze. They already have $65-million committed (to 15 players) on what's expected to be a $71-million cap, and that's with Johnny Oduya and Saad and Marcus Kruger and Brad Richards and Rozsival all needing new contracts or replacements.
In a summer of tough decisions, Bickell should be an easy one: They need to move him to a team looking for a reclamation project.
After that, the calls get tougher.
The Blackhawks aren't done in these playoffs. They've pulled off several remarkable comebacks and showed in Game 5 that they could well have another. Game 6 is in Chicago, and this series has been so hard fought it deserves to go to seven and back to the pond in California.
But even if they survive against the Ducks, and even if they win another Cup – which would be their third in six years – they'll have to punt more than only Bickell to stay a contender, especially as the West (and Central Division) continues to improve. Vet Patrick Sharp is one player likely to be moved, but there's also another less likely option that could really be a game-changer.
With Scott Darling emerging as the, well, darling of their season as their backup goaltender, there's the opportunity to potentially move starter Corey Crawford, their third highest salary, for relief and help elsewhere.
It's not as crazy as it sounds. More and more teams are having success with cheap options in goal: Both the Ducks and Lightning – who are leading in the East final going into Tuesday's Game 6 – are in the NHL's basement in salary dedicated to the position this season.
And goalies like Darling (and Hawks' third stringer Antti Raanta) are proof that there's considerable talent hiding in the minors and overseas.
Crawford is a solid goaltender. He's won a Cup, and he's coming off one of his best regular seasons. But his career numbers also suggest he's only slightly above average for a No. 1, and the Blackhawks are paying well above average – the sixth highest cap hit – for an already 30-year-old netminder's services until 2020.
Long term, it makes some sense to get out from under that deal and buy more flexibility for the rest of the roster, which contains a handful of players that are harder to replace.
No matter what happens the rest of the postseason, the Blackhawks will have to get creative this summer. They've managed to stay on top while shedding plenty of talent the last five years, but this is Bowman's toughest test.
And they can't afford any more blunders from the few non-stars they can afford to pay.
Mirtle: Blackhawks' lack of depth on defence a potentially fatal issue
Toews' late heroics not enough as Ducks take Game 5 in overtime
Blackhawks score in double OT to beat Ducks 5-4 in Game 4 of Western final
Ducks edge Blackhawks to take series lead
Follow James Mirtle on Twitter @mirtle


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Stage & Concert
10 "MUST SEE" Films - ALL ARE 5 STAR FILMS
The following list is not meant to be a definitive one, only an opinion from someone who believes in the overpowering power of cinema to influence our lives in a most positive and energetic way. While an actor in Los Angeles, I was a Tour Guide at Universal Studios where I was considered to be the most knowledgeable guide in the history of the tour. I estimate that I have seen at least 10,000 films while I currently see between three to five films a week in addition to staying abreast of current New York and Los Angeles stage productions. My intent here is to provide suggestions for film viewings and not to reveal too many plot points so as not to ruin the film going experience of seeing a movie for the first time.
1) A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS – 1966
Fred Zinnemann's film version of a play by Robert Bolt based on the life of Sir Thomas Moore
(later canonized a saint), details the conflict between Moore and King Henry VIII of England over his decision to break with the Catholic
Church when he cannot obtain a decree of divorce from the Church over his marriage to Catherine of Spain. An exemplary piece
of film making with a compelling and beautifully told story with outstanding performances from Wendy Hiller, Susannah York & Robert
Shaw among others. This film won six Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor for Paul Scofield, in a role that he originated both on
the London and New York stages for which he also won the Tony Award.
2) DEPARTURES – 2008
Yojiro Takita's recent film is the kind of work that is rarely seen anymore and almost never in the United States (BELLA is a recent exception). This is a picture of such beauty and sensitivity that it should be required viewing for every human being alive today. It restores one's reason for hope in the human race with a story of forgiveness that is almost unparalleled in the history of cinema. This picture won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film of 2008 and stars Masahiro Motoki in a beautifully modulated performance of both simplicity and complexity.
3) TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
1962 – Robert Mulligan's film version of Harper Lee's extraordinary novel one of the few times a film did full justice to its literary roots. Considered by many to be the 20th Century's finest novel,it is based on the life of Ms. Lee's father during the Jim Crow south of the 1930's. Gregory Peck won a well deserved Oscar as Best Actor, in a role that defined him as the perfect father.
4) LAWRENCE OF ARABIA – 1962
David Lean's film version of the life of T.E. Lawrence based in part on Mr. Lawrence's autobiography
THE SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM, is truly grand filmmaking in every sense of the word. With a compelling story, there are few films
as visually arresting, fully justifying the multiple Oscar wins including Best Picture of the Year. Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif, Alec Guiness
and a host of the 2oth Century's best actors round out the cast of this true spectacular in all its 70MM glory.
5) FORBIDDEN GAMES (JEUX INTERDIS) – 1952
Rene Clement's film of the devastating effect of war on the lives of two children is both heart wrenching and utterly heart breaking in its execution. A must see film with two of the greatest performances given by children in the history of cinema (Georges Poujouly as Michel Dolle and Brigitte Fossey as Paulette). This film won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film of 1952, I believe one of the first times this award was given.
6) THE BICYCLE THIEF (AKA BICYCLE THIEVES) – 1948
Victorio DeSica's beautiful film of life in post war Italy and the devastating effects of poverty and the very precariousness of life itself, was an arbiter of the Italian new wave of cinema. It stars Enzo Staiola as Bruno Ricci and Lamberto Maggiorani as his small son, Antonio Ricci. This film had a profound effect on me as a child and continues to do so to this day.
7) MY FAIR LADY – 1964
George Cukor's film adaption of the 1955 Lerner and Lowe musical based on both the 1938 film adaptation of a 1913 play by George Bernard Shaw (which won Shaw an Oscar for Best Screenplay Adaptation in 1938). This is truly extraordinary filmmaking where the incorporation of both music and visuals is so seamless as to have been edited in heaven. Though Jack Warner took much heat for not casting stage original Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle, Audrey Hepburn did an exemplary job as did Rex Harrison as Henry Higgins (in a role that won him both the Tony and Academy Awards for Best Actor) and Stanley Holloway reprising his stage role as Alfred P. Doolittle. And kudos to Cecil Beaton for his Oscar winning costume and production design (he won two Oscars that night). This film also won the Oscar for Best Picture, proving perhaps to be the best musical film adaptation in history.
8) THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATHEW – 1964
Pier Paolo Pasolini's film is the best film ever produced on the life of Jesus Christ. He reportedly chose Matthew's Gospel over the others because he felt that John's was too mystical, Mark's too vulgar, and Luke's too sentimental. It is the retelling of the story of Jesus' life from the Nativity to the Resurrection with dialogue taken primarily from the Gospel of Matthew as Pasolini felt that images could never reach the poetic heights of the texts. Again, this film had a profound effect on me as a child and continues to do so to this day. Enrique Irazoqui, a college student at the time, was chosen by Pasolini to portray Christ in a beautifully executed and deeply felt performance of total naturalness. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
9) REBECCA – 1940
Alfred Hitchcock's adaptation of Daphne DuMaurier's novel of the same name, was again a flawless version of a beautiful book, hitting all of the right notes in its execution. Joan Fontaine as the second Mrs. DeWinter and Laurence Olivier as Max DeWinter helped David O. Selznick win his second Oscar in a row for Best Picture of the Year (he won the previous year for GONE WITH THW WIND). It should be noted that this was the only time that a film by Alfred Hitchcock ever won an Academy Award (he also never won an Academy Award himself, not even an honorary Oscar).
10) CASABLANCA – 1942
Michael Curtiz's classic film adaptation based on an unproduced play by Murray Burnett & Joan Allison with an Oscar winning screenplay by Julius Epstein, Philip Epstein and Howard Koch is what many consider to be the most romantic film of all time. Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henried, Claude Rains and Peter Lorre round out one of the most spectacular casts ever assembled in everyone's favorite espionage, romantic thriller. This film won the Oscar for Best Picture of 1942.
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California Affenpinscher Simma of Turloch Kennels Gets a Major, Best Bred By and Award of Merit!
The first show of the year put on by the Kennel Club of Palm Springs in Indio, CA is a pretty big show with people and dogs coming from all over the country to compete.
Saturday was a disappointing day for us due to a flat tire and missing our ring time. Sunday turned out much better. Despite my bumbling and rusty efforts at handling (its been a while) Simma won WB for a 3pt major, Best Bred By and an Award of Merit. Under Judge: Mr. Michael Forte from Ireland (Erin go braugh!). Simma (Turloch's Simma Down Now) is the Grandaughter of Isabella and Teaser. Daughter of Baby Bella (Ch Turloch's Bellissima) and Sprocket (Ch Turloch Dieter's Sprocket Monkey).
Welcome to Turloch Kennels of California we strive to produce the Best in Breed Affenpinschers.
At Turloch Kennels of California, we strive to produce the Best in Breed Affenpinschers.
If you are looking for a commercial breeder (puppy mill) you have come to the wrong place. We only produce a few litters per year and are extremely selective to whom we place our puppies with.
We are focused on the Affenpinscher breed which is one of the rarest in the world. The Affenspinscher originated in Germany and like most small dogs were bred to be ratters. They then charmed their way into being companions with their cute monkey-like personalities.
Please visit our Affenpinscher section for more information about the breed and our own dogs. Please also take a look around the rest of the site and let us know what you think. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us . All of our information is on the contact page.
If you are interested in one of our dogs, please fill out an application under "contact us" and we will contact you for more information. Also, if you are interested in a family pet and would like to give a dog another chance, we suggest contacting the Affenpinscher Rescue to see if there is someone there that would make a great addition to your family.
On January 6th, 2009 Baby Mama (Bellissima's sister) gave birth to 7 puppies sired by Sprocket.


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Counterfeiters (1) + -
Crimean War, 1853-1856 (1) + -
Diamond miners (1) + -
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Dramatists (1) + -
Entrepreneurship (1) + -
Explosions (1) + -
Fame (1) + -
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Antipodes Islands (N.Z.) (1) + -
Belize (1) + -
Bicycles (1) + -
Hillsdale (N.Y. : Town) (1) + -
Kolkata (India) (1) + -
Missouri River (1) + -
Missouri Territory (1) + -
Oceania (1) + -
Rockland (N.Y. : Town) (1) + -
Rushville (N.Y.) (1) + -
Sioux Nation (1) + -
South America (1) + -
(-) ≠ Manning, William H. (William Henry), 1852-1929
(-) = Braddon, Paul
The seven white bears, or, The band of fate
Montgomery, Richard R.
Charlie Chapman's courage, or, The boy who took care of his mother (chapter 4), Wild boar hunting
The boy sultan, or, Searching for a lost diamond mine
The young mail carrier, or, The dangers of the postal road (chapter 17), A queer case of madness
Lost on a raft, or, Driven from sea to sea
Pluck and luck ; 1223
The young mail carrier, or, The dangers of the postal road (chapter 18), The last dive
Loyal to the last, or, Fighting for the Stars and Stripes
Gordon, James A., General
Spy stories, Historical fiction
Chased to China, or, How Dan saved his good name (chapter 10), The midshipman's peril
The Arkansas scout
Braddon, Paul
Frank Tousey, 34 & 36 North Moore St.
Five cent wide awake library ; vol. 2, no. 1147
The boy bicycle scouts, or, On the wheel among the redskins : a thrilling story of the wild west country
Frank Tousey, 34 & 36 North Moore Street
Five cent wide awake library ; vol. 1, no. 973
Jack o' the plains, or, The headless Mazeppa
Ghost stories, Western stories
The twelve owls, or, The secret band of Chicago
The Red River pilot
Frank Tousey, 18 Rose Street
Western stories, Historical fiction
A young mechanic, or, Rising to fame and fortune
Westbury Publishing Co., Inc., 168 West 23d Street
Turned away, or, A boy in search of his name (chapter 7-9), A tragedy in the moonlight
In the newspaper game, or, The rise of a cub reporter
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 16), The midshipman's peril
Silver dollar Sam, or, The coin that brought him luck
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 18), A stowaway's luck
A young money broker, or, Striking luck in Wall Street
A lawyer at nineteen, or, Fighting against a fraud (chapter 23), Under suspicion
A golden treasure, or, The mystery of an old trunk
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 1), A queer case of madness
Hal's business adventure, or, Making a success of himself
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 1-2), A curious case
Broker Brown's boy, or, A tough lad from Missouri
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 4-5), How a plan was cleverly blocked
After a missing million, or, The treasure of the wreck
Daring Dan Dobson, or, The boy who beat the moonshiners (chapter 7-8), The mutiny
A million in diamonds, or, The treasure of the hidden valley
A lawyer at nineteen, or, Fighting against a fraud (chapter 7), The haunted ship
After a golden stake, or, Breaking a "bucket shop" combine
A lawyer at nineteen, or, Fighting against a fraud (chapter 9), A fearful sacrifice
A young broker's money, or, Trapping the sharpers of Wall St.
A lawyer at nineteen, or, Fighting against a fraud (chapter 14), The white death


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Q: What does a Scribe log look like? I'm having trouble understanding what I can log with Scribe, or even what the log output looks like... Is it a text or binary format? What is the structure of a log message? Time-Message tuples?
Any answers or links to documentation would be greatly appreciated :)

A: The logging is in a text format, so you can open it with whatever text editor you prefer.  I found that when I started to look into Scribe, the documentation was poor so I ended up writing my own for future reference and for the benefit of others.
Firstly, here is detailed instructions for installing Scribe on Linux along with all of the required dependencies:
http://www.alphadevx.com/a/84-Installing-Facebook-Scribe-on-Fedora-8
Secondly, here is an example of how to actually log messages to a running Scribe server using PHP:
http://www.alphadevx.com/a/85-Logging-Messages-to-Scribe-from-PHP
As you can see in the example at the second link, you can basically log whatever string you like to Scribe and it will log it as-is: no timestamp will be prefixed for example.
In Scribe, the tuples are category and message.  The category will become the directory name where messages logged to that category will be stored (the individual log files in the directory will also be prefixed with the category name).  Hopefully the tutorials above will provide more clarity on this.


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module Unparser
  class Emitter
    class Literal

      # Base class for primitive emitters
      class Primitive < self

        children :value

        # Emitter for primitives based on Object#inspect
        class Inspect < self

          handle :sym, :str

        private

          # Dispatch value
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          # @api private
          #
          def dispatch
            write(value.inspect)
          end

        end # Inspect

        # Emitter for complex literals
        class Complex < self

          handle :complex

          RATIONAL_FORMAT = 'i'.freeze

          MAP = IceNine.deep_freeze(
            Float    => :float,
            Rational => :rational,
            Fixnum   => :int,
            Bignum   => :int
          )

        private

          # Dispatch value
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          def dispatch
            emit_imaginary
            write(RATIONAL_FORMAT)
          end

          # Emit imaginary component
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          # @api private
          #
          def emit_imaginary
            visit(imaginary_node)
          end

          # Return imaginary node
          #
          # @return [Parser::AST::Node]
          #
          # @api private
          #
          def imaginary_node
            imaginary = value.imaginary
            s(MAP.fetch(imaginary.class), imaginary)
          end

        end # Rational

        # Emitter for rational literals
        class Rational < self

          handle :rational

          RATIONAL_FORMAT = 'r'.freeze

        private

          # Dispatch value
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          def dispatch
            integer = value.to_i
            float   = value.to_f

            write_rational(integer.to_f.eql?(float) ? integer : float)
          end

          # Write rational format
          #
          # @param [#to_s]
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          # @api private
          #
          def write_rational(value)
            write(value.to_s, RATIONAL_FORMAT)
          end

        end # Rational

        # Emiter for numeric literals
        class Numeric < self

          handle :int, :float

        private

          # Dispatch value
          #
          # @return [undefined]
          #
          # @api private
          #
          def dispatch
            conditional_parentheses(parent.is_a?(Emitter::Send) && value < 0) do
              write(value.inspect)
            end
          end

        end # Numeric
      end # Primitive
    end # Literal
  end # Emitter
end # Unparser