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Pastor-Turned-Saddleback Leather CEO Shares Inspiring Rags-To-Riches Story, Biblical Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
In an exclusive interview, YoungLife leader-turned-Saddleback Leather CEO Dave Munson shares his amazing rags-to-riches story.
Ron Johnson, Man Who Created Apple Store with Steve Jobs, to Talk Faith and Work
Ron Johnson, the man who created the Apple Store with Steve Jobs, is scheduled to speak this Saturday to marketplace leaders, pastors, and anyone interested in learning how to integrate faith with work.
Chick-fil-A in Virginia Opens Doors on Sunday to Serve as Worship Center for Displaced Church Congregation
September 12, 2017: A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Virginia has agreed to open its doors on Sundays, serving as a temporary church for a displaced congregation.
Hobby Lobby's Steve Green Warns of Future Challenges to Religious Liberty: 'We Need to Continue to Stand'
Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby, has encouraged Christians to continue fighting for religious liberty, warning that there will always be those who attempt to take those freedoms away.
Religious Freedom May Drive Jeff Sessions' AG Civil Rights Priorities
The new, 84th Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to champion religious freedom in the US Justice Department.
VMWare CEO Pat Gelsinger Interview: Being a 'God-Glorifying' Technologist, and Transforming the Silicon Valley With Christ
Many in Silicon Valley are prominent, but few are significant. Among the prominent technologists in the Bay Area, VMWare CEO Pat Gelsinger is one of the most outspoken Christian technologists on faith, chosing the route of significance. Before becoming the CEO of VMWare, a multi-billion dollar and leading software company in the world, he was the first Chief Technology Officer at Intel Corporation, where the first microprocessors were invented. If you've ever plugged a USB into your computer, used WIFI, you've used his technology.
Video Game Developer Valve Sued for $3.1 Million for Transgender Discrimination
Major game developer Valve Corporation that created the popular video game franchises "Counter-Strike" and "Half-Life" is currently facing a lawsuit filed by one of its former employees. Aside from accusing the company of discriminating against her because of her transgender status, the ex-employee also claimed that Valve mistreats some of its staff members.
Franklin Graham Slams PayPal After Company Pulls 400 Jobs From North Carolina Over Transgender Law
The Rev. Franklin Graham has strongly condemned PayPal after the organization announced it is cancelling plans to bring more than 400 jobs and a $3.6 million investment into Charlotte, North Carolina with its new operation center, because of an objection to the state's recently passed transgender law.
NASA Agrees To Stop Censoring 'Jesus' From Employee Emails About Praise, Worship Club
In June 2015, attorneys at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, told Christian employees they could no longer mention the name "Jesus" in e-newsletter announcements for their Praise and Worship club because they believed it violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment of the Constitution. After the legal intervention of First Liberty attorneys last month, however, NASA officials reversed their stance.
NASA Could Face Legal Troubles For Allegedly Censoring Christian Employees, Banning the Word 'Jesus'
A group of employees at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, is threatening to sue the space agency based on charges of religious discrimination. According to the Christian group, the agency has banned them from using Jesus' name in their regular newsletters and emails.
Pride Sermon Served by Restaurant Manager When Tips Substituted With Religious Pamphlet
A North Carolina restaurant general manager backed an employee who was upset on Saturday after receiving a religious pamphlet regarding a local Baptist church from a guest in lieu of a tip.
New Jersey Pension Deemed Not 'Tax-Exempt Church Plan' by Federal Court, Starts New National Litigation
A pension plan established by New Brunswick, N.J.- based Saint Peter's Healthcare System does not qualify as a "church plan" that is exempt from the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, ruled a U.S. federal appeals court ruled this week. ERISA is the federal pension law that requires such plans to be fully funded, and provides employees with certain rights related to benefit entitlements. St. Peter's employs more than 2,800 people through 27 centers and facilities.
Transgender, Privacy Issues Abound For Public Restrooms, Facilities after New 'Gender-Equality' Law From Washington
A new statewide law about gender-segregated public bathrooms, facilities and businesses, which went into effect Dec. 26 in Washington, is raising questions about privacy and safety of everyone involved. This first-of-its-kind law created by the Washington State Human Rights Commission is part of the recent push to frame gender-segregated bathrooms as an affront to "equality," stated Joseph Backholm in a blog for Family Policy Institute for Washington.
South China Morning Post Saved by Jack Ma? Will Alibaba's Prosperity Rain Down on the Paper?
Jack Ma could buy the struggling South China Morning Post in the hopes of seeing the paper rise again.
Protesters for Higher U.S. Fast-Food Wages March In New York
U.S. fast-food workers kicked off a nationwide protest in New York on Tuesday backing higher wages and union rights in a campaign they hope will catch the attention of candidates in the 2016 elections.
#MerryChristmasStarbucks: Popular Coffee Chain Issues Response To 'War On Christmas' Accusations, Boycotts
After coming under fire from many in the Christian community for removing all references to Christmas from its seasonal red cups, Starbucks issued a statement explaining why the coffee chain chose the new design and reiterating its dedication to welcoming "customers from all backgrounds."
What Does It Mean To Be A Success? The Humbling First Jobs of Four Entrepreneurs Who Changed The World
In the days of railroad barons and oil tycoons, it might have meant amassing the most cash possible. These days, the idea of true success has shifted toward the "social entrepreneur" - those who can create thriving enterprises while bringing about positive social change.
U.S. jobless Claims Revisit 42-Year Lows, Suggesting Labor Market Remains Strong
The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell back to a 42-year low last week, suggesting the labor market remained strong despite an abrupt slowdown in job growth in the past two months.
U.S. Unemployment Rates Hit Staggering New Low
The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits fell more than expected to a near 42-year low last week, pointing to ongoing tightening in the labor market despite the recent slowdown in hiring.
The Criminalization of Christianity: State Seizes $135K From Oregon Bakers for Godly Stance
Sweet Cakes Bakery owners, Aaron and Melissa Klein are being ordered to pay $135,000 as a result of the judgment against them for refusing to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple on the grounds of religious conscience. There is a steadily rising agenda of persecution against those who would stand for God and righteousness as Scripture defines it.
Christian Man Fired from Job of 13 Years after Sharing Faith, Ray Comfort Film 'Audacity' With Lesbian Co-Workers
A Christian steel worker in Ohio has been fired after he shared his beliefs and the Ray Comfort film "Audacity" with two lesbian co-workers.
INNRSTYL Launches High-Tech Clothing to Corporate World
Whoever said style-savvy corporate workers wouldn't want to wear sweatpants to work? Better yet, who ever thought they could?
Little Sisters of the Poor Nuns Lose Court Ruling on Obamacare Birth Control Mandate: 'It's a National Embarrassment'
The U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling on Tuesday that favored the Obama administration over Christian employers in regards to the system of providing contraception as part of the Obamacare law passed in 2010. The case involved a Catholic order of nuns known as the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Christian Colleges and Businesses Wonder How Supreme Court's Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Will Affect Policies
Many Christian colleges and businesses across the United States adhere to the Bible-based belief that traditional marriage is between one man and one woman. However, the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of same-sex marriage could impact such policies based on those beliefs.
Intero Real Estate CEO Tom Tognoli Shares Inspiring Story of Redemption and Healing, Why Faith Is Most Important Foundation
As part of the 2015 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, Tom Tognoli, Founder and CEO of Intero Real Estate Services, shared his story of redemption and healing, reminding attendees of the the importance of keeping God at the center of every endeavor.

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The Louisiana Legislature ended its 60-day annual session Thursday (June 8) in a meltdown, as lawmakers shouted about finances on the House floor. Legislators failed to reach agreement on the $28 billion operating budget or the construction budget for the fiscal year starting July 1, forcing a special session that itself could cost more than a half-million dollars.
The Legislature did come together with Gov. John Bel Edwards to pass a comprehensive package of criminal justice reform measures, in hopes that Louisiana will shed its reputation for having the highest incarceration rate in the world. But for the first time in years, it ended the regular session without annual budgets because the House, Senate and Edwards failed to compromise on how much money should be spent.
Thirty minutes after the regular session ended, the special session officially began. Right away, the House decided it would take a three-day weekend and not resume work until Monday -- over the wishes of the governor and Senate leadership. "I wish quite frankly we were working the weekend," said Senate President John Alario, R-Westwego.
During the final 20 minutes of the regular session, the House GOP leadership blocked multiple attempts by Speaker Pro Tempore Walt Leger, D-New Orleans, to bring votes to the floor for a spending plan that the governor and Senate supported. At one point, Leger seemed to have enough support to pass both operating and capital budgets and avoid a special session.
But Speaker Taylor Barras, R-New Iberia, would not allow it. Appropriations Committee Chairman Cameron Henry, R-Metairie, left the House floor at one point, a procedural move that Democrats suspected was intended to block Leger's efforts. "We are throwing up procedural barriers to voting on the budget," Leger said. "I'm sorry."
Barras did not make himself available to news reporters for comment Thursday night. Henry said the regular session ended without budgets because the Senate and Edwards were unreasonable during negotiations, and he said they should be blamed. "He seems to be one of the few governors that uses the threat of special sessions to try to get his agenda passed, instead of actually working with members to get a vote on it," Henry said.
Henry disputed that Leger had the votes to pass the budgets before deadline. He said Leger was trying to circumvent proper procedure by bringing up the bills without Henry's blessing. "We weren't going to lose the vote," Henry said in an interview.
Both Republican and Democratic members were upset by the House's meltdown. "I'm disgusted," said Rep. Julie Stokes, R-Kenner, who sided with Leger and wanted to vote on the budget. "Grow up and start working on solving the people's problems."
The failure to pass a spending plan is a sign of the increasing fiscal dysfunction in the Legislature. While lawmakers mostly gave up weeks ago on making long-term fiscal changes, they arrived confident Thursday morning that the annual budget would be approved on the session's final day. In the end, they failed to deliver by the 6 p.m. deadline.
It made for a sharp contrast with criminal justice reform. Edwards and lawmakers had pulled together a bipartisan coalition that included conservative religious organizations, civil rights groups and big business to overhaul the state's criminal justice laws. That effort is supposed to go a long way toward bringing down Louisiana's world-leading incarceration rate, and to save money on prison operations. It's been called historic and a once-in-a-generation change.
Republicans and Democrats agree that the churn of the prison system, particularly with repeat drug offenders, hurts children, families and likely the economy. There's widespread agreement that the "tough on crime" approach of the past few decades hasn't made the state safer. Louisiana still claims one of the highest murder rates in the United States, despite locking up more people per capita than any other state.
The criminal justice package is designed to drop the prison population by 10 percent and save $78 million over the next decade. It requires that about $184 million be redirected from prison spending to rehabilitation programs, job training and education for inmates, and to victims rights organizations. Edwards has promised to come back with more changes next year, such as simplifying criminal sentencing to make it easier to understand, to push those gains.
But if the Legislature managed to pull together on criminal justice reform, it couldn't find the same resolve to deal with fiscal issues. Not only did it fail to adopt annual budgets, it made no progress on long-term budget and tax reform.
Last year, legislative leaders and Edwards promised that they would make tough decisions in 2017 to put the state on more stable financial footing in the long run, but the public is still waiting. And with no annual budgets in place, lawmakers have put many public services such as hospitals and universities in more peril.
Legislators did not seriously discuss fixing the larger fiscal problems during the regular session. The recommended "best practices" on taxes and budget, made by a blue-ribbon task force that the Legislature convened, were largely ignored by lawmakers and, to a certain extent, the governor.
The main tax proposal from Edwards centered on a new business tax, called a commercial activity or gross receipts levy, that the task force hadn't suggested. The governor said he diverged from the recommendations of the task force, which had focused on an income tax increase, because he knew the House wouldn't support it.
"It's hard to watch Louisiana fall on its face."
But the House didn't give serious consideration to the governor's alternative proposal -- or to any other tax overhaul that was suggested, including those made by conservative GOP members. Instead, House Republican leaders said they wanted to focus on cutting spending. Business activists, meanwhile, said they want the state to relax some funding dedications, to make it easier to move money around in the budget and cover priorities such as higher education and transportation.
The House did put forward a proposal to reduce spending, but it was rejected by the Senate. The failure of the two chambers to agree on whether spending should be reduced is why no operating budget was passed by the end of the session.
Even if the Legislature had adopted the House budget plan for next year, it was never enough to address Louisiana's systemic fiscal problems without renewing taxes or imposing new taxes. Neither the House nor the Senate was willing to unlock dedicated funds, many of them now restricted to elementary and secondary education, transportation needs and the TOPS college scholarship program, to move money to other priorities.
All this leaves Louisiana still facing a "fiscal cliff" estimated at more than billion dollars a year from now, when a number of "temporary" taxes expire. Thus the Legislature is likely to return to Baton Rouge sometime in the fall for yet another special session after the one that started Thursday night, costing taxpayers millions of dollars for staffing and lawmaker expenses. By law, the spring 2018 regular session may not address new or renewed taxes.
The deficit projected for the fiscal year starting July 1, 2018, is mostly the result of the state sales tax being scheduled to fall on that date, from 5 percent to 4 percent. Last year, the Legislature passed a temporary hike to the tax in order to generate money quickly to keep hospitals and higher education institutions open. Legislators had promised to figure out a long-term solution before the tax increase expires, but they have not.
Even the House GOP leadership admits that lawmakers won't be able to cut their way out of the billion-dollar shortfall. But the tax options in a special session aren't expected to be different than the ones House Republicans rejected in the just-ended regular session.
Big business prefers renewing the higher sales tax, or at least part of it, beyond mid-2018. House Democrats, who have the votes to block any tax bill, say they will not support such an extension. They prefer a business or personal income tax change, which the House Republicans oppose.
This standoff in House does not look likely to change over the next few months. "If the will does not exist now, it will not exist in a special session," said Rep. Barry Ivey, R-Baton Rouge.
And despite the bipartisan work on criminal justice reform, partisan rancor in the Legislature appears to be growing worse. The House, in particular, had some divisive discussions that could affect relationships between the various factions.
Several Democrats also ended up shouting at Barras as the regular session drew to a close, after Barras refused to let the budget votes take place.
House Democrats say any work on long-term fiscal stability will require a fundamental shift in the way Barras, the House Speaker, doles out committee assignments. They say the committees that handle tax and budget issues are more conservative than the House in general, and that the committees kill proposals the House overall might support.
Fixes for the state budget, taxes and incarceration rate at risk.
The Democrats are asking that Barras switch out some members of those committees for either Democrats or more moderate Republicans before a special session on on budget and taxes. Otherwise, they fear the same results. "We can't do tax reform the way the committees are set up now," said Rep. Gene Reynolds, of Minden, the head of the House Democratic Caucus.
Katie Gagliano of Manship School News Service contributed to this report. Julia O'Donoghue is a state politics reporter based in Baton Rouge. She can be reached at jodonoghue@nola.com or on Twitter at @jsodonoghue. Please consider following us on Facebook at NOLA.com and NOLA.com-Baton Rouge.


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BioDatomics Receives New Investment, Grant to Drive Growth of NGS Data Analysis Platform
Recognizing need for greater genomic research productivity, NIH and Maryland Venture Fund put support behind BioDT.
Apr 21, 2014|2 min read BioDatomics
BETHESDA, MD—April 22, 2014—BioDatomics™, a supplier of bioinformatics analysis software and services that improve genomic research productivity, has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and a capital investment from the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development's (MDBED) Maryland Venture Fund (MVF). These strategic investments will allow the company to further expand the capabilities of their next generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis platform, BioDT™.
The NIH continues to support NGS projects that focus on solving Big Data challenges associated with genomic research, and on democratizing access to advanced analysis platforms. With this NIH grant, "Building an open-source cloud-based computational platform to improve data access," BioDatomics will further expand its open –source toolset, bringing these added capabilities to researchers and bioinformaticians alike.
"BioDatomics and the NIH share a mutual goal of accelerating genomic-based discoveries," said Alan Taffel, President of BioDatomics. "While NGS funding has traditionally focused on generating new data, there is now an obvious need for NGS users to be able to glean insights from that data more quickly and intuitively."
In addition to the NIH grant, BioDatomics also received an investment from the MVF, which provides capital to innovative Maryland-based technology companies. Recognizing the avalanche of NGS data being generated by academic and commercial research organizations, and the need to analyze that data more efficiently, MVF took the opportunity to invest in a platform created specifically for that purpose.
"BioDatomics operates at the intersection of two of Maryland's fastest-growing sectors — biotechnology and big data. We are proud to make this investment in BioDatomics and look forward to their growth and success in Maryland," DBED Secretary Dominick Murray said. "Supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses in high-tech, high-growth fields is critical to the success of our economy and State. Companies like BioDatomics are facilitating the development of cutting-edge medicines, vaccines and technologies that keep us safer, healthier and better-connected than ever before."
"The investment from the Maryland Venture Fund serves as a validation of our approach and provides significant strategic value well beyond a financial commitment," Taffel said.
Although several companies have recently entered the NGS data analysis market, BioDatomics is the only one to have developed an open-source solution built on the popular and powerful Hadoop® Big Data analysis engine, which allows pipelines to execute up to 100 times faster than traditional platforms. BioDT also enhances productivity by integrating many popular genomic analysis tools into a single platform that provides drag-and-drop editing, real-time collaboration, visualized results, and intuitive table manipulation. The platform is available as a software license and will shortly be released as a cloud-based service as well.
For more information, stop by the BioDatomics booth during the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo taking place April 29th - May 1st in Boston or visit, www.biodatomics.com.
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Q: How to filter the data and display within static HTML using jQuery? I am working on filtering the data and displaying the result within html container according to the value user selects from drop down menu. I am able to take the selected values but not able to proceed after, like how to query the selected value within html data and display the result accordingly. JSFiddle below for quick reference. Thanks in advance for any help/guidance.
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jQUERY
function filterData(select1, select2, select3, select4){
           select1 = $("#business option:selected").text();
           select2 = $("#geography option:selected").text();
           select3 = $("#technology option:selected").text();
           select4 = $("#strategy option:selected").text();
  alert('a - ' + select1 + '; b - ' + select2 + '; c - ' + select3 + '; d - ' + select4);

};
$("#searchBtn").on("click", function(){
  filterData();
});

A: Check the updated fiddle below. You will have to work on validation part.. ie. if user doesn't select any value etc..
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$(".ui-list li").each(function(){
    if($(this).text().toLowerCase().search(new RegExp(select1, "i")) < 0 && $(this).text().toLowerCase().search(new RegExp(select2, "i")) < 0 && $(this).text().toLowerCase().search(new RegExp(select3, "i")) < 0 && $(this).text().toLowerCase().search(new RegExp(select4, "i")) < 0){
      $(this).fadeOut();
    } else{
      $(this).fadeIn();
    }
  })
}

A: If you want to write HTML in any Div or other  tag.
Then you need to use to write HTML code as:
      var htmldata = $("#selectboxid option:selected").text();

Below Code Used for write HTML  if div already contain other html tags you need to first empty the html then use this code
         $("#divid").empty();
         $("#divid").html(htmldata);

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LOS ANGELES >> Sometimes, USC tries to wrap its quarterbacks in cotton and protect them from life outside the campus bubble.
It might be a strategy necessary for Matt Leinart, who did not like to sign autographs. Or Cody Kessler, who could get surly with reporters if he did not feel like answering a question.
But it never, never needs to be applied to Sam Darnold. A USC official accused me of loving Darnold on Tuesday. Darnold completes passes under pressure and calmly answers questions from the media, so on that basis, I am guilty of enjoying his presence at USC.
All of this made Monday's practice doubly frustrating because Darnold threw three interceptions and was prevented from speaking to reporters afterward.
USC claimed before the interceptions that Darnold was overworked from doing interviews at Pac-12 media day and Saturday's opening practice even though it announced last week Darnold would also speak Monday.
It's too bad because he is the one USC quarterback from the past eight years who can handle any-and-all media duties. He doesn't need to be coddled. Or protected. Unfortunately, this is the post-Leinart mindset USC has with its quarterbacks, even though some (notably John David Booty, Mark Sanchez) were able to handle those duties without any problems.
Let's also remember when you have the Heisman Trophy favorite, it helps to let him speak his mind and give the fans more insight into their star quarterback.
Darnold had a rough day Monday. He has four interceptions in two practices. Last summer, he did not throw his first until Aug. 12. No one was more upset than Darnold with his performance Monday night. But we had to listen to the coaches instead.
Freshman quarterback Jack Sears also threw an interception, which only added to Helton's frustration. But Helton acknowledged the interceptions are not unexpected because Darnold is getting to know a young group of receivers.
Darnold thrives on taking chances. Like his big touchdown pass to Deontay Burnett to tie the score against Penn State with 1:27 left in the Rose Bowl.
The bottom line is no one is going to worry much if Darnold throws interceptions. And they do not have a choice, really, because he is so good.
When you combine a young group of receivers with the fact offenses are way behind defenses the first week of most training camps, the interceptions are more understandable.
It also must be said Darnold is no longer looking over his shoulder at Max Browne. There is no quarterback competition, so he is afforded the luxury of gambling on some passes in practice.
Of course, USC coach Clay Helton still tried to protect Darnold from that reality after Monday's practice.
It would have been even better if Darnold talked about it. Maybe in a few days.


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Stars Shine Bright (Goodnight)
"Stars Shine Bright (Goodnight)"
Demo by Rivers Cuomo
Alone VI: The Black Room
1998/1999 at TK Productions & Rehearsal Studios, Los Angeles, CA
"Sunshine (I'm Falling Apart)"
(RC# 298) "Stars Shine Bright Across the Avenue"
(RC# 299) "Girls Soccer"
(RC# 300)
"Stars Shine Bright (Goodnight)" (alternately titled "Stars Shine Bright Across the Avenue"[1] and "Stars Shine Bright on the Avenue"[2]) is a demo by Rivers Cuomo.
Alone VI: The Black Room (2020)
"Stars Shine Bright" is one of the "TK demos", recorded at TK Productions & Rehearsal Studios in Los Angeles in either the fall of 1998[2] or early 1999[3]. Cuomo's Grand File document lists the song with the accompanying date of August 13, 1998, though it is unknown if this date specifically corresponds with the recording of the song. "Stars Shine Bright" was one of hundreds of demo recordings leaked through the demo storefront on riverscuomo.com on November 7, 2020, before it was released officially as part of the demo compilation Alone VI: The Black Room on November 22.
Stars shine bright on the avenue
Cool breeze blow, what you wanna do?
Feel hot blood deep inside of me
Now we crush all the enemies
↑ Cuomo, Rivers. "The Catalog O' Riffs" 2002. http://web.archive.org/web/20041226230413/http://www.weezed.com/rc/old/indexx.html
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Statham City Council defeats pay raise, 3-2
Wednesday, March 20. 2019
The Statham City Council rejected a proposed pay raise on a 3-2 vote Tuesday night.
Council members have dealt with a potential raise for two months. Council member Hattie Thrasher proposed a $250 raise for the mayor and council members. Betty Lyle made the second.
The mayor now receives $1,000 a month, $12,000 annually, and council members get half that, $500 a month and $6,000 annually.
Thrasher and Lyle voted in favor. Lyle said at an earlier meeting it had been about 15 years since the council got a pay increase.
New council members Dwight McCormic and Eddie Jackson voted no. Vice mayor Perry Barton, who was chairing the meeting in the absence of Robert Bridges, also voted no, defeating the motion.
Barton said before the issue was brought up that it was "something we don't want to do."
He had said at last week's work session that the council members and mayor are "at the same level as county commission." He said the city pay should be compared to cities of comparable size. Lyle objected to that. She said each city is different and pay is not comparable.
It is the second year Thrasher has raised the issue of a pay raise. In 2018, she brought up a raise during budget discussions.
See more coverage of Tuesday's meeting in the March 20 edition of the Barrow News-Journal.
What is six plus two?


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Q: Using .pipe() to retrieve response headers in Angular I have a method that gets a HTTP response from an API. The API I'm calling has now changed and put the string that I need in the HTTP Header.
Currently this code does work and does not come back with an error:
// Create a Visitor JWT Token
  createVisitor() {
    // Create the visitor to send to API
    // TODO: Capture the params of the URL and not the full URL
    this.visitor = {
      BrandCode: 'honey',
      QueryString: 'example=qstring'
    };

    // Set Token as Session & Return a Success/Fail
    return this.http.post(this.api + this.controller + 'createvisitor', this.visitor).pipe(
      map((response: any) => {
        console.log(response);
      })
    );
  }

However when I look at the log in the console it simply outputs the response as a string with no headers. The subscribe part of the method I'm using in a guard:
// Create the token...
this.visitorService.createVisitor().subscribe(next => {
}, error => {
  console.log('Create Token Error');
});

Will I need to move the local storage from the .pipe() method to the subscribe part of the method, or is there anyway I can do this in the .pipe()?

A: You can do your local storage code inside the pipe as below.
     createVisitor() {
        // Create the visitor to send to API
        // TODO: Capture the params of the URL and not the full URL
        this.visitor = {
          BrandCode: 'honey',
          QueryString: 'example=qstring'
        };

        // Set Token as Session & Return a Success/Fail
        return this.http.post(this.api + this.controller + 'createvisitor', this.visitor, {observe: 'response'}).pipe(
          map((response: any) => {
            console.log(response.headers.keys());// all header names
 console.log(response.body); // response content

          })
        );
      }


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Suffolk police officers take second jobs as gardeners, musicians and school dinner lady to make ends meet, FOI reveals
Sixty-seven police officers in Suffolk have second jobs to help them pay their bills, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
The East Anglian Daily Times report:
Increasing numbers of Suffolk police officers are taking on second jobs to help make ends meet, force federation officials have claimed.
Suffolk Constabulary has confirmed that 67 of its officers now have approved second jobs or have other business interests, including one who is a jockey, one officer who works as a nail technician and another who is an entertainer.
The details, released under a Freedom of Information request, show that among the ranks there are also part-time driving instructors, gardeners, musicians, salesmen and, in one case, a school dinner lady.


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Another negative climate feedback found, this time in grasslands
In grasslands, longer spring growing season offsets higher summer temperatures
North American grasslands face mixed bag of climate change effects
Kendall Grassland in southeastern Arizona is one of many sites in the research project. CREDIT R.L. Scott, USDA-ARS
From the NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Grasslands across North America will face higher summer temperatures and widespread drought by the end of the century, according to a new study.
But those negative effects in vegetation growth will be largely offset, the research predicts, by an earlier start to the spring growing season and warmer winter temperatures.
Led by ecologists Andrew Richardson and Koen Hufkens of Harvard University, a team of researchers developed a detailed model that enables predictions of how grasslands from Canada to Mexico will react to climate change.
The model is described in a paper published today in the journal Nature Climate Change.
New insights into climate change effects on grasslands
"This research brings new insights into predicting future climate-driven changes in grasslands," says Elizabeth Blood, program director in the National Science Foundation's Division of Environmental Biology, which funded the research. "The results show that annual grassland cover and productivity will increase despite drought-induced reductions in summer productivity and cover."
Ultimately the growing season gets split into two parts, Hufkens said. "You have an earlier spring flush of vegetation, followed by a summer depression where the vegetation withers, then at the end of the season, you see the vegetation rebound again."
Adds Richardson, "The good news is that total grassland productivity is not going to decline, at least for most of the region. But the bad news is that we're going to have this new seasonality that is outside of current practices for rangeland management — and how to adapt to that is unknown."
To understand the effects of climate change on grasslands, the scientists created a model of the hydrology and vegetation of the region. They used data from the PhenoCam Network, a collection of some 250 Internet-connected cameras that capture images of local vegetation conditions every half-hour.
Using 14 sites that represent a variety of climates, the biologists ran the model against a metric of "greenness" to ensure that it could reproduce results in line with real-world observations.
"These were sites from across North America, from Canada to New Mexico and from California to Illinois," Richardson said. "We used the greenness of the vegetation as a proxy for the activity of that vegetation. We were then able to run the model into the future."
The region was divided into thousands of 10 square-kilometer blocks, allowing researchers to spot important differences in the response to climate change.
"That allows us to look at how patterns emerge in different areas," Hufkens said.
Importantly, Richardson said, the model also uses a daily rather than monthly time step.
Changing seasonal patterns bring challenges
"Grasslands are different than forests in that they respond very quickly to moisture pulses," said Richardson. "This model takes advantage of that — by running at a daily time scale, it can better represent changing patterns."
The changing conditions could present challenges for farmers, ranchers and others who rely on predictable seasonal changes to manage the landscape.
"These shifting seasons will present new tests for management practices," Richardson cautioned.
For grasslands, the increases in production and losses due to higher summer temperatures largely balance out, Hufkens said.
Although the results suggest that climate change may have some positive effects, both Hufkens and Richardson warned that they are the result of a delicate balance.
"It's getting more arid and that's causing more intense summer droughts, but because of a changing seasonality, vegetation growth is shifting," said Richardson.
The negative effects of drought on ecosystem production can be offset, he believes. "But that raises new questions about appropriate management responses," he said.
"Relying on this increase in productivity, or expecting that climate change will have long-term benefits because of results like this, is like playing the lottery — the odds are not very good."
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kokoda
Gov't grant funds must be as available as picking apples from a tree.
blcjr(@blcjr)
"…a detailed model that enables predictions of how grasslands from Canada to Mexico will react to climate change."
A model. Which predicts how grasslands will react to climate change. So climate change (=rising temps?) is assumed. What does it predict if the Fallen Angels scenario emerges instead?
Joe Wagner
Reply to blcjr
An extreme reduction of Government funding- therefore it must not be true.
Glen Haas
March 1, 2016 9:17 am
You hit it perfectly. The history of world climate (particularly for the last 10,000 years) shows that we have both warming and cooling on a periodic basis. Nearly all of the recent "studies" by alarmists in the last 30 years show only warming. The current very low activity of our sun matches closely to the early 1900's or even the late 1950's thru 1979 in which we had significant global cooling. In fact, some very knowledgeable scientists in Sweden, Russia, and the U.S. are now predicting an extended (40 year) period of cooling that will follow the current "pause." If this really occurs, what do their models tell us???
Tom Halla
Gee. Didn't Tremberth just predict wetter winters from climate change? Or was it just more snow? As the IPCC models cannot predict even temperature, how the bloody hell can they predict rain?
Geistmaus
Reply to Tom Halla
Predicting rain is easy. First you smoke up the shaman, then you let him dance.
Haven't the global warming shamans been telling us that the models are only valid for the whole earth.
The regional forecasts are worthless.
Unless of course you need to use them to scam another research grant.
Elisabeth here is a hint, study the cretaceous period.
HocusLocus
Reply to nc
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"We know for certain, for instance, that for some reason, for some time in the beginning, there were 'hot lumps'…
"Animals… without backbones… hid from each other, or fell down…"
"Hundreds of year later, during the late Devouring period, fish became obnoxious…"
"Mosquitoes collided aimlessly in the dense gas…"
FJ Shepherd
I stopped reading after I read the word "model." Did I miss much?
Reply to FJ Shepherd
The Boyz of NCAR Boulder heard about a grass study and got all giddy. Store shelves were promptly stripped of Doritos.
We really do live in a Goldilocks era.
jjs
I just did a model that shows since we are using sooooo much fossil fuel, the earth is getting lighter and we are going to crash into the sun. If you say there is no mass loss you are a denier, co2 is lighter than oil!
Michael Jankowski
14 sites, total of 250 cameras or less, extrapolated to a model of thousands of 10 sq km blocks from Canada to New Mexico, California to Illinois…sounds reasonable.
Circle the wagons!
emsnews
Reply to Doug S
Way, way back in the early to mid-1800's my clan moved relentlessly across the continent in wagons. When it was a fair deal colder than today. All towns named 'Lima' and 'Peru' were founded by the Pettit clan, for example (in honor of the founding father who was a pirate) exist across the northern plains states.
They did this on foot with ox teams and horses! And thrived, not just survived. All the hysterics screaming at us that small shifts (to warmer!) are going to kill us is hilarious considering how I know for certain, my ancestors would have loved to have shorter winters!!!
And farmers adjusting farming techniques and plants to take advantage of weather changes? They have been doing this for the last 8,000 years! They started doing this before writing was invented! Writing was invented because of agriculture needing records!!!!
Goldrider
Reply to emsnews
Ah! But those of us who know who our ancestors WERE, and what they did (not to mention spending time outside) are at quite an advantage over the effete urbanites who've never had dirt under their fingernails, pile on the Patagonia to go from the elevator to the subway, and for whom "Nature" is abstract theory. Not to mention the increasing spwan of "baby-daddies," sperm banks, petri dishes and surrogates who have no one to look to for ancestral advice but Big Media.
philincalifornia
Another thing I've never read anything about, and related to this, is what are instantaneous CO2 levels above vast swathes of grasslands at 280 and 400 ppm global atmospheric CO2 respectively (forests too and cornfields). I imagine the difference is probably not 120 ppm due to the rapid uptake which would, of course, not reduce the mean free path of a surface-derived photon as much as the models might say it does.
Anyone seen any literature on this, or were the authors' papers rejected and they were sent to reeducation camps ??
So models tuned to…hours of sunlight, temperature, rainfall, humidity, etc…how about CO2? Pretty fixed since this project was started. So how can they confirm model results for higher levels of CO2 in the future?
Dave O.
Yes, we could eventually get back to where we were in the 1930's, the benchmark for heat and drought. But, so far it's been going in the opposite direction. I live in South Dakota, and the summers have been getting cooler and wetter. Of course, this could change back the other way at any time. These trends are cyclical.
barryjo
Reply to Dave O.
Just like my fishing success here. (In SD)
Marvelous study. Inconvenient truth.
daveburton
Welll…
1. More productive Spring growing seasons would be simply a beneficial effect of a warmer climate, not a "feedback," except that more plant growth removes more CO2 from the air, reducing the CO2 forcing.
2. Their "model" and ideology say that anthropogenic climate change will cause it to get "more arid" with "more intense summer droughts," but there's scant real world evidence of that.
3. Extra CO2 not only makes plants grow faster, it also makes plants more drought resistant and water-efficient, by improving stomatal conductance relative to transpiration, which is especially helpful in arid regions. As a result, some of the world's deserts and near-deserts are greening:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/07/090731-green-sahara.html
When air passes through plant stomata (pores), two things happen: the plant absorbs CO2, and the plant loses water through transpiration. When CO2 levels are higher, the ratio of CO2 absorbed to water lost improves, which improves both plant growth and drought resistance. The plants also commonly respond to elevated CO2 by reducing the density of the stomata in their leaves, which reduces water loss. Google finds many articles:
https://www.google.com/search?q=co2+and+("drought+resistance"+OR+"drought+tolerance"+OR+"drought+stress")
Reply to daveburton
Oops, I botched the last link. Sorry! It should have been:
Shucks, that didn't work, either. 🙁
Try this: http://tinyurl.com/CO2droughtstress
mebbe
The article you link to says: "Scientists are now seeing signals that the Sahara desert and surrounding regions are greening due to increasing rainfall."
Richard Petschauer
Ocean evaporation, the main global source, increases with temperature. Precipitation in the long run equals evaporation. So why do the models show more drought with warming?
Dr. S. Jeevananda Reddy
Reply to Richard Petschauer
Richord Petschauer — it is otherway round. Drought increases warmness. Drought condition means cloud free condition on many days. Wet condition means clouds on many days. In India 2002 and 2009 drought years the temperature has gone up by 0.7 & 0.9 oC.
gymnosperm(@gymnosperm)
So much BS, so little time. C'mon, grasses are C4, not the explosive, the current culmination of the evolution of photosynthesis. They can get by on less water and less CO2 because they get what they need keeping their stomata open less.
Very likely they evolved in response to the steady decline in the trifecta of temperature, humidity, and CO2 since the Paleocene.
If you are worried because they sequester less CO2, you are right. Will an earlier spring increase their photosynthesis? Shure.
Land use change is significant, but human influence is no more than an extension of a process that began 55 million years ago. Extra CO2 reverses the "field" on the grasses (including corn and sugarcane). Their adaptation becomes less important, and the C3 plants will twist and shout.
Bill Illis
Reply to gymnosperm
Actually, grassland is one of the biggest CO2 sinks that there is.
Each acre of grassland sinks 0.3 tons of Carbon each and every year into the soil. (This has been carefully measured in dozens and dozens of studies).
If you run the numbers on how much grassland and savannah there is on the planet, grass is probably sinking between 1 to 2 billion tons of Carbon each year, 25% to 50% of the total net absorption of CO2 – it rivals the ocean sink in fact.
C4 grasses evolved between 32 to 24 million years ago. As soon as they became wide-spread and populated areas which were previously desert (areas which were hot and had lower rainfall), CO2 levels promptly fell to 280 ppm, for probably the very first time in Earth history. C4 grasses allowed for a greater CO2 sink from vegetation because it could grow in areas where other plants couldn't grow, hot and dry places or even areas like the forest floor. The vegetation biome increased as a result and the CO2 sink provided by vegetation increased.
A picture is worth a thousand words. Grass, black Carbon builds up quickly, good soil, CO2 sink.
http://www.teara.govt.nz/files/p19780nsil.jpg
Reply to Bill Illis
Ok, but the hot, dry areas also expanded throughout the Paleogene. Their concern is that we are abetting this process by trading acres of rainforest for acres of grass.
Most C4 plants are grasses but it is not true that most grasses are C4.
Wheat, barley, oats, rice, rye, fescue and Kentucky bluegrass are C3. Corn is C4.
Reply to mebbe
Thanks, I knew that some were C3, but not that impressive roster. Do you happen to know what the percentage of C3 grasses is in a typical savannah?
The opening statement is incomplete as I show here:
Grasslands across North America will face higher summer temperatures and widespread drought by the end of the century, according to a new study
. To be meaningful the missing part needs to be filled in. It begins with "if the following is true:". What ever the following might be is the complete justification for the first sentence. The conversation cannot continue until that is provided. I'll wait…
mikewaite
March 1, 2016 12:24 am
When the first images came from satellite OCO2 , with much, and justified, fanfare. one of them was of solar induced chlorophyll fluorescence . Presumably this will give a near global view of "greenness" as required by researchers such as those responsible for this study.
However since that first announcement I have seen very little about the CO2 concentrations and nothing about the chlorophyll fluorescent intensities. Have I simply not been assiduous enough in my research or have NASA /JPL not bothered to follow up their, surely quite expensive , project.
AJB
Reply to mikewaite
http://disc.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/datacollection/OCO2_L2_IMAPDOAS_V7.html
http://disc.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/datacollection/OCO2_L2_Standard_V7.html
Temporal coverage given in summary as 2015-03-19 to current. From metadata the month in question appears to be July 2015.
Reply to AJB
Thank you AJB for those very interesting images . The marine algal chlorophyll also shows up and seems to be very strong in the North Atlantic Drift and Pacific equatorial currents . The oceanic chlorophyll signal was strongest it seemed to me exactly where the CO2 signal was at a minimum which makes sense if CO2 capture by marine plant life is a strong and fast acting mediator of global CO2.
This is a wonderful tool for climatologists and biologists . I wish I could be born again as a climate scientist if toys like this are available.
And just how do they know that it is become more arid?
Stas peterson
Junque science.
With the amount of snow in the West, this winter, I would put the predicted drought next year. Lots of moisture this year, thanks to El Nino. 😉
Having spent my entire life on the prairies I enjoyed reading this study. Most of what is said has happened over my 73 years of working and playing on the land. The reaction to change postulated, therefore, makes sense. They do insinuate that the grasslands are fragile, a point I would argue. Actually, the prairies are tough as hell. I've seen them survive extreme drought and bounce back quickly with moisture. I have seen them inundated with overland flooding and regenerate quickly after the land drains. Life has tremendous tenacity and the earth heals quickly after either natural or anthropogenic disturbance. Only major urban areas have been destroyed.
The authors seemingly had to question how farmers/ranchers can adjust practices to accommodate change. This line of thought may appeal to city folks, but those who live on the land will have no problem keeping the land productive if the slow changes do occur in the directions suggested. Most academics and theoretical government scientists have no clue how much farming has adjusted since the dust bowl. The combination of land practices, mechanization and plant genetics is what dumped Ehrlich's Malthusian scare of the 60's into the garbage bin.
Scottay
They could have conducted this entire study by evaluating how often lawns get mowed in the suburbs of Pittsburgh between April and October.
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Coach Bob Bradley, Founder Of McQuaid Invite, Passes Away
Via the McQuaid Jesuit High School website, https://mcquaid.org/
The McQuaid Jesuit community is saddened to report the passing of longtime English teacher and coach, Mr. Robert Bradley.
A New Jersey native, Bradley graduated in 1947 from St. Peter's Prep, a Jesuit high school in Jersey City. From there he entered the Marines, rising to the rank of sergeant during a three-year term that included a tour in Korea. Upon his return to the States, Bradley attended Fordham University in the Bronx, New York.
Following his 1960 graduation, Bradley moved to Rochester to teach English at McQuaid and quickly became immersed in the community. The young bachelor religiously attended Mass, sporting events, and stayed after school to help his students. His freshman level classes read and studied Bradley's favorite novel, J.D. Salinger's, The Catcher in the Rye. Bradley said he used the book because, "high school students can relate to and understand its main character, Holden Caulfield."
In 1962, a Jesuit friend came to the young teacher when the cross-country team was in need of a coach. Bradley accepted the position, but not before testing his own endurance to ensure he would be able to jog with his athletes. The rest, as they say, is history.
In 44 seasons, his teams captured 10 Sectional titles, two New York state titles, and achieved countless record-breaking performances. He also spent several years as the school's indoor and outdoor track coach, capturing an additional nine Sectional titles (three indoor, six outdoor). As successful as his teams were, the pride Bradley had for the McQuaid education meant that excellence off the field always was the first priority and commitment to faith never was forgotten.
For Bradley, the most important part of his career was his position as a provider of opportunity. He never cut anyone and always encouraged students not involved with other teams to come out and learn the, "beauty and fun" of running. In 1965, seeing that the cross-country season had an open week, he began the McQuaid Invitational, giving athletes yet another opportunity to compete. From the inaugural race featuring 11 teams following a police car down Elmwood Avenue, to establishing a home in 1973 at Genesee Valley Park, to continuously growing the event into, what one former runner called, the Woodstock of cross-country racing," Bradley always sought to improve and expand the race which today is the largest high school cross-country race in the nation.
While he retired from coaching and teaching in 2006, Bradley never truly left McQuaid, as alumni always requested his presence at reunions and he served as McQuaid's representative at hundreds of wakes and funerals to show support for students and alumni who faced the death of a loved one. When former runners and students saw Bradley, they always left in amazement at the phenomenal memory and every-vibrant and engaging personality.
Bradley is survived by his wife Ann Marie; son H. Robert (Carly); and daughters Audrey Shaughnessy and Amy (Daryl) Bowker.
Alumni and friends may pay their respects to their teacher and coach at a wake in the Fr. Edward F. Salmon, S.J. Student Chapel at McQuaid Jesuit, Thursday, January 2, 2020 from 4-8 p.m. and Friday, January 3, 2020 from 2-6 p.m.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, January 4, 2020 at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas More Church, 2617 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14610.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to McQuaid Jesuit in his memory.


Acclaimed director Shekhar Kapur on Sunday questioned the 'censoring' of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmavati", while arguing that while Bhansali was a good filmmaker, he had never made political films. "I know the filmmaker, I know the film and you know the film. The intention of the filmmaker was not to create controversy. He is a great filmmaker, but he has never been a political filmmaker," he said at a Masterclass on the sidelines of the ongoing 48th International Film Festival of India.
"There are fractured lines in our society which are very obvious because India, as a society is in an absolute and desperate flux," Kapur said, while trying to lay out the context the controversy surrounding "Padmavati". "All the fractured lines, which were drawn once, are breaking. And in the breaking of those lines, there are fractures. And so the politics that has risen around the film, not in the film, why censor the poor filmmaker. It was not his intention," he said.
Kapur claimed that he was not against censorship and freedom of speech was not complete in every sense of the word, but also recalled that he himself had to fight a long-drawn legal battle to get his film "Bandit Queen" released.


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I'm walking on the trail. The farm is a few miles back. It's a nice day, probably around sixty degrees, seventy in the sun. The dirt path I'm traveling on is hard, baked in the noonday heat despite last night's rain. Every footfall I make creates a small puff of a dust, like I'm on the moon.
My feet are bare, which in retrospect was a bad decision, but by staying in the dirt bike and 4-wheeler tracks, I avoid most of the rougher patches of rocks. The padded dirt isn't bad at all, alternating between cool and hot depending on its exposure to the sun.
I left probably under an hour ago, just walking for the sake of moving. I had been spending the day doing homework, and Algebra gives me headaches. To clear the most recent one up, I left to walk. Now I'm here, bored, but without a headache. Maybe a snake will slither onto the path and bite me. At least it would make things a little exciting.
There's a rustling in the brush to my right. I freeze. Maybe insincere wishes are best left unthought. But it isn't a snake that bursts out of the tall grass. It's a dog. A Golden Retriever, I think. It barks at me, and I half smile, wondering if it's lost and wants to play. It seems to have a collar on, but when I go to get closer, it barks loudly and rushes towards me, circling me twice.
Now there's a second rustling in the grass, and a man has emerged from where the dog came. He spits, "Stupid dog—" and then freezes, staring at me. His clothes are grimy, covered in wet mud. Dirt stains his skin and even his eyes seem covered in filth. His pant legs have rips and tears in them. I squint. Is that a bite, or a claw mark? Before I can figure it out, he twists suddenly and rockets away, down the trail, going opposite the direction that leads back to my house.
I haven't moved since the dog growled at me, initially afraid of it and then afraid of the dirty man. But now that the man is gone, the dog is moving again, circling around me and then heading to the gap in the tall grass. It barks frantically before diving into the grass. After a second, it comes back into view, barks at me again, and then whirls around and runs away.
My heart beats once. Twice. And then, still unsure of what is going on, I follow the dog.
The dog dives through the grasses like it's being chased, faster than I can keep up with. There are branches, logs, and bumps that I have to navigate, and I catch myself in the midst of falling more than once. But after the beginning of the run, I start to go faster, observing more, avoiding more of the obstacles. Something about the way the dog barks, and keeps coming back to ensure that I'm still following; its urgency is spreading to me.
The grasses abruptly shorten, changing from yellow to light green blades only as tall as my knees. I can see the Golden Retriever, barking at the top of a small ledge. I take a step closer, and sink up to my ankles in mud. I'm sure my face is a sight. It's showing disgust that one can only mirror when they can feel the texture of wet dirt in between their toes and sliding under the cuffs of their pants.
The dog's fur is as muddy as the man's clothes had been, a detail I hadn't bothered to notice before. It's barking at something past the edge of the ledge, more frantically now that we're at our destination. I slop forward a few steps, before coming to a complete stop.
The mud in the grass is from a shallow stream, barely a foot deep and two feet wide, that flows through the tall grass and over the ledge, falling below for twenty feet in a brackish waterfall that splashes across a mound of jagged rocks. There's a fallen sapling at the end of the stream, bent, hanging half ways out into the air. And hanging from the top branch of that small sapling is a burlap sack that's wriggling around. Distressed, high-pitched howls sound from within.
There's puppies in that bag. The Golden Retriever's puppies, from the way that her barking has increased. That man had thrown that sack. I wasn't sure why, or when, but I knew in my gut that for whatever reason he'd wanted to get rid of the puppies, and the mom wasn't a fan of that idea. The mom attacked him, so instead of getting to the edge and dashing the bag onto the rocks, he'd arced the sack into the air, where it had landed on the end of that sapling, inches from sliding down and falling to the rocks below. The mom had come looking for help, and he'd come looking to punish her for intervening. And now he was running because what man wouldn't run after trying to murder a bag of puppies?
The sapling moves, snapping me out of it. I take a faltering step forward, hands reaching out. Did I imagine it, or —? No. There it went again. The stream has dislodged the trunk from its holding in the bank, and it's sliding inch by inch further towards the waterfall, ready to slide over the edge.
The sapling's final connection to its trunk snaps, and now it's drifting, the weight in the sack on the end carrying it away, to smash on the rocks below. Only a third is still on the ground, the other two thirds are going into the air past the ledge. I throw myself forward, landing in the stream. It's cold, and I gasp in shock, but my fingers scramble for purchase on the slimy trunk of the sapling. It keeps going but my fingers catch a low connecting branch, and I heave, pulling back with strength I didn't know I had.
I pull harder, the third of the sapling on the ground becoming half the sapling, then two-thirds of it. The bag hits the lip of the edge before the top finally slides back over, and its occupants yelp; I scream. I reach for the bag and grab it, holding it tightly to my chest as I jump away from the stream, the mud, and the sapling, and back to the dry tall grass.
I roll onto my back, letting go of the sack. It flops to one side and small golden heads poke out, yipping for their mom, who flattens the grass in her haste to be reunited with her children. I watch and slowly smile, reaching over to pet them all. And then the mom turns her affection on me, and the puppies follow suit. I'm laying in the grass, getting loved by an entire canine family.
Thoughts of catching that man and making him pay for what he did flood my mind, of reporting what happened to the authorities, of trying to explain to my parents why we have half a dozen new pets, but I'm too busy enjoying myself to pay them mind. I sit up, hands busy petting the small puppy who just slid into my lap.
Maybe this isn't such a boring day, after all.
Aw... I like this story a lot! It's got such a sweet and happy ending.


Unpredictable weather can cause extensive damage to outdoor furniture when subjected to rain, sunlight, cold wind and humidity.
Wood, steel or iron pieces are susceptible to such wear and tear, especially when the materials haven't been treated with any protective sealant, coating or paint.
And even when the outdoor furniture has been treated, it takes only one or two years before reapplications or repairs are needed.
It's essential to protect your outdoor furniture; to keep them as functional and attractive for as long as possible, follow these handy tips.
The easiest way to make sure your pieces stand up to the rain, sun and wind is to cover them properly.
There are coverings made specifically for outdoor tables, garden umbrellas or patio heaters. Otherwise, a large piece of tarpaulin also does the job; drape it over your furniture to cover all surfaces.
This isn't guaranteed to keep the rain off, but it's a massive help.
The most effective method to protect your garden furniture is to store it in the shade, like a garage, covered patio or storage area.
If you have an open patio or terrace, consider investing in an awning or sunshade, not only to deflect rain but also to minimise heat and UV damage.
This is one step you shouldn't skip. Dirt, dust and grime quickly can accumulate on furniture left outdoors, and if left unchecked, can do a lot of harm.
Pieces in storage easily build up mould and mildew too, so it's best to check all the furniture you have covered, and out in the open, at regular intervals.
Different materials require different types of cleaning. An aluminium table, for example, only needs to be hosed down with mild soap and water, but a wooden bench should be thoroughly wiped and inspected for resealing or repainting.
Regardless, the first step in cleaning your outdoor furniture is to remove all cushions and coverings and wash separately.
Carefully examine your pieces for rust spots, cracks, chipped paint, and other structural or cosmetic damage.
For cushions and coverings, use manufacturer-recommended cleaning solutions to deal with stains and remove mildew.
Then, allow them to dry properly before putting them back on the furniture. If you're not sure about how to clean your outdoor furniture, you can always ask the manufacturer or the shop you bought the items from.
Wooden outdoor furniture is notoriously high-maintenance. Moisture and UV rays easily break down wood, the main types of damage being warping, cracking and wood rot.
Hardwood furniture, like redwood, cedar or teak have natural protective qualities to help them resist rain and water damage – to a point. Softer wood furniture, however, has to be chemically treated to prevent damage.
Ultimately, all kinds of wood furniture can succumb to rot if you don't give it enough attention.
To keep wooden furniture looking great for years to come, check if any coatings have worn off. Then, give the pieces a light sanding and an application of protective oil or stain, in a selection of different colours and finishes.
Regularly doing this kind of maintenance will keep your wooden outdoor furniture as beautiful as the first time you bought them.
Preventive maintenance is the key to long-lasting outdoor furniture. But, if you're looking for something that doesn't require too much time and effort to maintain, aluminium outdoor furniture is the answer.
Sturdy enough to withstand any weather condition, aluminium pieces only need to be washed down occasionally and brought into storage when not in use to lengthen their lifespan.
Aluminium outdoor furniture is cheaper than other kinds, and won't succumb to structural damage, making it perfect for coastal homes and beach houses.
In addition, aluminium is so versatile – check out these Colonial Castings outdoor furniture designs to see for yourself. From ultra-contemporary to vintage and classic, you can create your ideal outdoor space, without worrying about damage.


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All about Matthew Perry aka Chandler Bing
Here's all about Matthew Perry aka Chandler Bing.
Matthew Langford Perry is an actor, comedian, and producer of American . He was born on 19th of August,1969. Also he is a canadian descent. He was born on 19 th of August, 1969. He is best known for playing Chandler Bing on the NBC sitcom Friends. Which aired from 1994 to 2004.
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Date of birth 19th of August, 1969
Place of birth Williamstown, Massachusetts, U.S.
Education Lisgar collegiate
Ashbury College
Well known for Chandler Bing in Friends
Active years 1979- till now
Parents His father is John Bennett Perry whereas Suzanne Langford is his mother
Partners Yasmine Bleeth
(until 1995)
Molly Hurwitz
In addition to the Sunset Strip's short-lived television series Studio 60, Perry has appeared in a variety of films.Certainly, including Fools Rush In, Almost Heroes, The Whole Nine Yards, and 17 Again. 2010 Video Game Fallout: Speaking to Benny in New Vegas, he expanded his resume to include both video games and voice over work.
Moreover, Sunshine of ABC Sitcom, which operated from February to April 2011. Thus, welcomed Perry as a co-producer, co-writer, executive producer, and actor.
Eventually, Perry made his debut as sports caster Ryan King. At the NBC Sitcom Go On in August 2012. The show was canceled on May 10, 2013. From 2015 to 2017, Perry co-produced and starred as Oscar Madison on CBS's sitcom The Odd Couple.
Young Matthew Perry
Perry was born in Williamstown, Massachusetts. His mother, Susanne Marie Morrison, is a former spokesman. As well as journalist for former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Furthermore,his father, John Bennett Perry, is an actor and former model from the United States. His parents separated before he was one year old, and his mother married Canadian-born radio journalist Keith Morrison. He grew up with his mother in Ottawa, Ontario and attended Ashbury College. As a kid, he developed his passion for tennis and became the best junior player.
Here's all about Matthew Perry also known as Chandler Bing.
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Data Collection Project - The COSMOS Data Collection framework aims to provide value by building a standard based integration framework that can incrementally replace the existing ad hoc integrations between agent infrastructures and the management applications that utilize them. The initial focus of the data collection component is the delivery of a framework that provides a well-defined set of service interface types that facilitate the discovery and control of monitoring agents as well as related data services such as collection, transformation, filtering, persistence, and query. These services may be discovered, explored, and controlled through Web Services Distributed Management (WSDM) standard interfaces. They will describe themselves by exposing Service Modeling Language Interchange Format (SML-IF) models using WS-metadata exchange.
Data Visualization Project (Design Document)- The COSMOS Data Visualization framework aims to provide value by building a standards based integration infrastructure that provides access to two dimensions of the COSMOS management architecture, COSMOS Data Collection and COSMOS Resource Modeling. COSMOS Data Visualization provides a well-defined set of service interface types that facilitate the exploration of the COSMOS Resource Modeling's repository of models and the retrieval of the COSMOS Data Collection's repository of state, event, and performance information. The model repository is semantically linked to the information in the monitor data repository. This relationship, which is managed in Service Modeling Language (SML) through the Resource Modeling component, is used to connect the exploration of the model with data that has been collected.
Resource Modeling Project - The COSMOS Resource Modeling sub-project aims to provide support for building a common model to represent the information being shared in a system management scenario. The project is proposing to use Service Modeling Language (SML) as the XML schema language to define this common model. The SML-IF interchange format will be used to share model components between the tools involved in a system management activity.


Part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Top 10 attractions of London.
#10: St. Paul's Cathedral – the seat of the bishop of London today. Five churches have been built here, with the first one in the 7th century.
#9: Trafalgar Square – a famous square in central London. At the center is Nelson Square, surrounded by fountains.
#8: The double decker bus – Take a ride in this London icon, a great way to tour the city.
#7: The Thames River cruise – Experience the city by water. Many of London's attractions are visible from the cruise.
#6: Covent Garden – Literally a vegetable garden in the middle ages, today it is a hub of restaurants, pubs and shops.
#5: Tower of London – Built over 900 years ago, it is a historic landmark. Take a guided tour and learn about its many secrets.
#4: London Bridge – one of the world's most famous bridges. Constructed in 1894, it is an engineering marvel.
#3: Houses of Parliament – Also known as Westminster Palace, it is the seat of London's House of Lords and House of Commons.
#2: Buckingham Palace – This is the residence of the British monarch. The changing of the guard is not to be missed.
#1: The London Eye – Created for the millennium celebration, one of the world's largest ferris wheels is a site to behold.


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"All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and the shortest means to accomplish it." Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America
"We are a nation that has a government—not the other way around." Ronald Reagan, Inaugural Address
"A nation may be said to consist of its territory, its people, and its laws. The territory is the only part which is of certain durability." Abraham Lincoln, State of the Union Address
"That portion of the earth's surface which is owned and inhabited by the people of the United States is well adapted to be the home of one national family, and it is not well adapted for two or more." Abraham Lincoln, State of the Union Address
"Nations thus tempted to interfere are not always able to resist the counsels of seeming expediency and ungenerous ambition, although measures adopted under such influences seldom fail to be unfortunate and injurious to those adopting them." Abraham Lincoln, State of the Union Address
"No nation which refuses to exercise forbearance and to respect the freedom and rights of others can long remain strong and retain the confidence and respect of other nations." Franklin D. Roosevelt, Quarantine Speech
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." Martin Luther King, Jr., I have a Dream
"There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare." Sun Tzu, The Art of War
"It would be easier to pay off the national debt overnight than to neutralize the long-range effects of OUR NATIONAL STUPIDITY." Frank Zappa, The Real Frank Zappa Book
"a nation cannot long remain strong when every man belonging to it is individually weak" Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America
"Every major industrialized nation has A BEER (you can't be a Real Country unless you have A BEER and an airline—it helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need A BEER)." Frank Zappa, The Real Frank Zappa Book
"You and I, as individuals, can, by borrowing, live beyond our means, but for only a limited period of time. Why, then, should we think that collectively, as a nation, we're not bound by that same limitation? We must act today in order to preserve..." Ronald Reagan, Inaugural Address
"Our first priority must always be the security of our nation, and that will be reflected in the budget I send to Congress." George W. Bush, State of the Union Address
"No nation ought to be without a debt. A national debt is a national bond; and when it bears no interest, is in no case a grievance." Thomas Paine, Common Sense
"And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are of the gift of God? That they are not to be violated but with his wrath?" Thomas Jefferson, Notes on the State of Virginia
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Coron ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Maine-et-Loire in der Region Pays de la Loire. Sie gehört zum Arrondissement Cholet und zum Kanton Cholet-2 (bis 2015: Kanton Vihiers). Die Einwohner werden Coronnais genannt.

Geographie
Coron liegt etwa 18 Kilometer ostnordöstlich von Cholet in der Landschaft Mauges. Durch die Gemeinde fließt der Lys. Umgeben wird Coron von den Nachbargemeinden Lys-Haut-Layon im Osten, La Plaine im Süden, Chanteloup-les-Bois im Südwesten, Vezins im Westen sowie Chemillé-en-Anjou im Nordwesten und Norden.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Menhir
 Kirche Saint-Louis
 Kapelle Notre-Dame-de-Vertu von 1876
 Windmühle von La Noue-Ronde, Monument historique seit 1975
Siehe auch: Liste der Monuments historiques in Coron (Maine-et-Loire)

Persönlichkeiten
 François Frétellière (1925–1997), Bischof von Créteil

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes de Maine-et-Loire. Flohic Editions, Band 2, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-117-1, S. 1323–1325.

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Ort in Pays de la Loire
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6ix9ine Associate Under Investigation For Allegedly Shooting At Casanova's Crew
April 23, 2018 | 9:09 AM
by Henry Mansell
Instagram/6ix9ine_
Brooklyn, NY – A member of Tekashi 6ix9ine's crew allegedly fired a shot inside the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Saturday night (April 21), according to TMZ.
The publication reports the incident had nothing to do with 6ix9ine's recently ignited rift with Adrien Broner — who was boxing Jessie Vargas on Saturday night — but is instead believed to relate to his long-standing beef with fellow Brooklyn rapper Casanova.
6ix9ine's crew were reportedly walking down one of the hallways of the Barclays Center when they ran into Casanova and his entourage. The two crews are believed to have begun pushing and shoving one another when a member of 6ix9ine's entourage allegedly fired a gunshot.
TMZ — citing law enforcement sources — reports a .32 caliber shell casing was recovered after the incident, but was not processed as arena staff had already handled it.
While no one was hit by the alleged shot, both crews are said to have quickly dispersed, with Casanova and his entourage leaving the arena completely. It's reported 6ix9ine and his crew stuck around and were later interviewed by investigators, though police didn't find any guns.
Police reportedly believe the person who fired the alleged shot fled the scene. No arrests were made.
A short while later, 6ix9ine appeared to address the situation in a video uploaded to social media.
"Niggas started running and shit," 6ix9ine said. "His whole squad hit the floor."
#tekashi69 enjoying a nice serene stroll around the Barclays with some close comrades . Y'all think he happy he don't gotta pay Adrien Broner $300,000 after their bet?
A post shared by DJ Akademiks (@akadmiks) on Apr 21, 2018 at 10:13pm PDT
The police are reportedly continuing their investigation into the shooting. They do, however, believe the incident was a continuation of a separate situation that happened between the two crews on Thursday (April 19).
Casanova was filming a music video in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn last week when at least 10 shots were fired at his crew, according to TMZ.
It's reported two men were hit, but both are expected to make full recoveries.
A member of 6ix9ine's crew is now under police investigation in connection to the shooting.
6ix9ine and Casanova later engaged in a back-and-forth on Instagram regarding the shooting.
#tekashi69 warns #casanova to stop talking about him. Recently, On a podcast #casanova had this to say about #tekashi69
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#casanova denies ever being shot at and says #tekashi69 is snitching on him . Was that snitching or na??


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Konzerva za všechny prachy (anglický název: A Fishful of Dollars) je šestá epizoda první série seriálu Futurama. Poprvé byla vysílána 27. dubna 1999 stanicí Fox. V této epizodě se objevila Pamela Anderson jako konzervovaná hlava ve sklenici.

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Posádka Planet Expressu se vydá do místního nákupního centra, kde se Fry snaží koupit značkové slipy Bleskovy, které se mu zdají ve snech. Jenže je na mizině a tak si je nemůže dovolit. Současně se Bender dostal do problémů, kvůli kleptomanii, a je kvůli tomu zavřen do vězení. Leela, Fry a Amy shání peníze na jeho kauci. Jenže to co vyberou nestačí na kauci. Fry si vzpomene, že již měl ve 20. století bankovní účet. Překvapivě, banka zůstala ve svém podnikání, a stále má své platební terminály na karty. Jeho zůstatek na účtu byl v roce 2000 93 centů. Za 1000 let při roční úrokové sazbě, které rok co rok stoupaly, jsou na jeho kontě 4 miliardy dolarů. Fry okamžitě začne skupovat artefakty z 20. století (byt s azbestem, dřevěnou podlahu, TV se slabým rozlišením, kostru Ted Dansona, videokazety se sitcomy a klasickou hudbu). V pizzerii si chce objednat pizzu s ančovičkami, jenže se od profesora Farnswortha dozvídá, že byly kompletně vyloveny v roce 2200 Zoidbergovou rasou.

Máma chce získat poslední konzervu ančoviček pro sebe, protože představuje potenciální zdroj oleje, který jí může trvale vyřadit z podnikání s Máminým staromódním roboolejem, a tak se na aukci pře s Fryem o poslední balení. Aukci nakonec vyhraje Fry za 50 milionů dolarů a tak připraví Fryovi pomstu, čímž ho připraví o všechny peníze. Tím, že udělá falešný sen o roce 1999, kde ho herečka z 20. století (Pamela Andersonová) požádá o sýrovou pizzu s limonadou. Cena pizzy a limonády je stejná, jako Fryův pin od kreditky, a tak přijde o všechno. Máma navštíví Frye a snaží se ho přimět, aby ančovičky prodal, ale uvědomí si, že Fry je má v úmyslu sníst a rozdělit je mezi přátelé. Fryovi hrozně chutnají, ale ostatní je plivou kromě Zoidberga, který jich chce čím dál tím víc, víc, víc, ale už nejsou.

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 Philip J. Fry
 Turanga Leela
 Bender
 profesor Hubert J. Farnsworth
 Amy Wongová
 Maminka
 Pamela Anderson

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