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Thursday, May 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
I believe that a strategy to protect at-risk workers needs at least three components: a framework for counseling patients about the risks posed by continuing to work, urgent policy changes to ensure financial protections for people who are kept out of work, and a data-driven plan for safe reentry into the workforce. I propose a framework to help clinicians counsel patients about continuing to work in the midst of the pandemic that is based on their occupational risk of contracting SARS-CoV-2 and their risk of death if they are infected (see diagram). Though data on occupational risk are limited, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has published guidance and proposed a scheme for classifying the risk of SARSCoV- 2 infection as high, medium, or low based on potential contact with persons who may or do have the virus. Low-, medium-, and high-risk categories of individual risk of death from Covid-19 are based on age and the presence of highrisk chronic conditions identified by the CDC.4 Persons with high risk in both domains should consider stopping work, and those with high risk in one domain and medium risk in the other should discuss risk with their clinician. Physicians should also inquire and counsel about risks to household or to other contacts who may be at high risk for poor outcomes.
THE IMPORTANCE OF COVID-19 ANTIBODY TESTING.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected most aspects of daily life both in the U.S. and around the world. According to the Centers For Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), the U.S. alone has seen over 3,952,273 cases of COVID-19, along with over 142,000 deaths since...
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Wesleyan's Board Chair to Kick off First Fridays
by Olivia Drake • October 1, 2005
James van Benschoten Dresser, '63, P'93, chairman of Wesleyan's Board of Trustees, will be among the kick-off speakers of a new "First Friday" series being sponsored by the Center for Community Partnerships. The event is open to the Wesleyan community and will be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7 at 167 High Street.
The series will feature presentations on the first Friday of every month and has been created by the Center for Community Partnerships for members of the Wesleyan and Middletown communities who are interested in town-gown collaborations.
Dresser's talk, titled "If These Walls Could Talk: A Century of Town Meets Gown in the van Benschoten House," will focus on the history of the house at 167 High Street, which is the current location of the Center for Community Partnerships, but which used to be the home of Dresser's grandfather, who was also a professor of Classics at Wesleyan and a long-time Middletown resident. Suzy Taraba, University Archivist and Head of Special Collections, will present a companion presentation after Dresser's talk that will focuses on the recent history of the building.
Admission to the event is free.
By David Pesci, director of Media Relations
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A Maria-preta-acinzentada (Knipolegus striaticeps) é uma espécie de ave da família Tyrannidae.

Pode ser encontrada nos seguintes países: Argentina, Bolívia, Brasil e Paraguai.

Os seus habitats naturais são: matagal árido tropical ou subtropical.

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Made up of members of Idles and The St. Pierre Snake Invasion, The Plainviews are an in-your-face rock band with 'songs about nothing'. With one line repeated over and over again – 'Go and get the gun' – 'Bladerunner' is 2 and a half minutes of unadulterated heavy monster riffs that will make you feel like you're in a sweaty rock club. It will appear on their upcoming 'A Million Different Ways of Saying Nothing at All', which will be released on Invisible Llama.


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Or at least I think so! You may have jumped straight to this review from the homepage of my website because you've already heard good things about this security system, or it could be that you're still a little confused over what system will suit your needs best and this one interested you.
What I will say is that if you're looking for something that is in the least bit wireless, the Q-See QT5682-1 is not for you. Everything you get with this CCTV system from the DVR to the cameras will have to be wired into its location.
The first is wireless security systems can have their issues when it comes to signal interference, and the second is the question of a secure connection. Believe it or not, there are some complex criminals out there, and they make it their business to hack into various CCTV systems so they can see what you do. Not so with this one!
So, with the reasons why it's not wireless out of the way, let's move on to all the other points you need to know.
I must of course first mention the DVR, because this is the hub of your system. Without it, your cameras are useless.
The Q-See has a pre-installed 1 TB hard drive and believe me when I say it needs it. It uses D1+ wide recording resolutions which are far superior to the conventional CIF technology, and one of the major benefits to this is if you are watching something real-time, it is real-time! There is no lagging with this DVR.
The DVR comes with a HDMI port for high resolution viewing options, but setting this up isn't exactly for the faint hearted (more on setup further down below). You also get an array of other features such as the ability to view the "action" remotely, receive email alerts when motion is detected and it will also multi-task for you. You can watch video, back it up, record and even remote monitor all at the same time.
The cameras included are weather proof, not just weather resistant (any of you who know my website will be well aware of how I constantly impress upon you how important the difference is with this). This means you can mount them just about anywhere outdoors without the need to worry about the elements affecting their performance.
Of course, you get all of the connectors you need as well as the cables, but do bear in mind the cables have their limits in terms of length so be prepared to buy more if you have a particularly large property to protect.
With a resolution of 700 TV lines, the cameras offer clear images in 960 x 488 digital pixels (960H resolution). This is pretty much the standard these days for quality cameras, and if you want to actually SEE what you're recording you shouldn't settle with anything less.
Night vision is included with this security system and this is because of the 36 infrared LEDS (that's 36 LEDS per camera!). When it is dark, the field of view will allow you to see what's going on as much as 100 feet away, which makes this system perfect for monitoring outdoor car lots, the perimeter of your home as well as long driveways.
Compared to the other systems I've reviewed so far, the night vision of the Q-See is simply superior.
Well, all I need to say in this respect is that Q-See is incredible versatile. Since it runs on its own software you can easily connect it to any tv, monitor or laptop.
The interface is web-based so when using a computer you just start up your favorite browser and off you go. And thanks to the apps you can easily connect and view everything on your iPad, iPhone or android device as well.
This is where I came across a few slight negatives. Whilst the manuals you receive are written by someone who speaks English as their first language, they're also written by someone who knows exactly what they're talking about. So, for some people this might pose a headache. If you're unfamiliar with terms such "IP address", "network settings" or "router configuration", you might just struggle.
As I have mentioned, this system is wired so that means all the cameras and the DVR will have to find a permanent home. This can be a bit constrictive so make sure you're completely happy with the coverage before you go ahead and get that drill out.
This system doesn't come with its own monitor so you will have to link one of your own up, but since it has been designed to work with a PC, laptop, MAC, iPhone, Android, iPad and Windows phone, you may not need to add a new monitor to the overall cost.
All the apps associated with this system are free to download and give you the freedom to keep an eye on your precious home or business premises when you're not there, day and night. In my opinion (which is why I have featured this CCTV system as one of the best) for the money, you can't go wrong. Just about every feature you could want for is included and if you take a look at Amazon, you'll be surprised at some of the savings you can make.


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Thomas Cooper to Thomas Jefferson, 10 May 1810
From Thomas Cooper
Northumberland May 10. 1810.
On my coming from England in 1793 I brought with me a very good collection of minerals: the principal part of which were in some manner or other lost at the Custom house so that I never recovered them. The few remaining ores I possessed, I gave to Mr Thos Smith when he and Mr Maclure paid me a visit here many years ago. Mr Smith, a young man of much promise whom I dare say you knew something of, by character at least, died on his passage home. since that, I have given up all attention to Mineralogy till a short time ago.
I was lately in Philadelphia for about Six weeks, and I found with very great pleasure, that not only Chemistry but Mineralogy was becoming a very fashionable pursuit among the literary class of that City, and I saw the Commencement of some collections that promise to do honour to our State. I found too that the Science was attended to, with the advantage of all the modern improvements, which have converted mineralogy into a real science, which it hardly deserved to be called in my day when Kirwan first published his elementary work.
I have been tempted again to take up my favourite Study, and again to make collections, in hopes that my correspondents below and I may be of mutual use in helping each other to specimens and extending the knowledge of the Mineralogy of our Country.
Can you put me in the way of procuring mineralogical specimens from your quarter of the Country?I am not so anxious for Geognostic specimens, for with all my respect for Werner, I am not yet persuaded that his series of formations holds infallibly all over the Globe, or that the Geology of Germany must necessarily be that of America also; but of this, being as yet in doubt, I make no account. What we want here is the Oryctognosis of Mineralogy—the knowledge of the external Characters & the chemical composition of earths and stones; we want to know them at sight, and to name & class them so, that an european mineralogist will understand us; & then to form our collections of Economical Mineralogy, the only useful part of it: for I hold Knowledge of any kind rather cheap, that does not enable us to give an answer to the Question Cui bono?
If you can in any way assist me, by procuring me information how I can get at, mineralogical notices of the general features of any part of your Country—or mineralogical1 specimens of any description particularly such as are likely to be of use in the arts, I shall feel myself under another obligation added to those for which I am already indebted. I will most chearfully pay any expence of transportation for any thing of the kind sent for me to the care of Mr J Vaughan Philadelphia.—some Cornish and Derbyshire minerals that I gave formerly to Dr Priestley and some of his own, will enable me to begin, not quite destitute of a Cabinet.
While I was in Philadelphia, I printed2 an Argument which I delivered in the Court of Errors and Appeals, on the Question how far the Sentence of a foreign Court of Admiralty or Vice admiralty is conclusive evidence between the Insurer and the Underwriter. I stood alone in that Court; and the decisions of the Supreme Court of our own State and of the United States was against me: but the Bar of Philadelphia, having expressed a frequent wish for my argument, I printed it, and so soon as Mr Dallas can find time to finish a preface to it, it will be published. When it is I will transmit you a Copy.
I have undertaken to compile for Conrad this summer, a Volume of processes depending upon the manufactures of Iron, Copper, Lead and Tin; with the Chemical parts of the processes in Dyeing and Callico printing. It will of necessity be chiefly a Compilation, but I have much to add to what I have seen in books. Adieu. Believe me with sincere respect
Your obliged friend
Thomas Cooper
RC (MHi); addressed: "Thomas Jefferson Monticello"; franked and postmarked; endorsed by TJ as received 21 May 1810 and so recorded in SJL. Enclosed in TJ to Joseph C. Cabell, 27 June 1810, and Cabell to TJ, 23 July 1810.
Thomas Cooper (1759–1839), attorney, judge, scientist, and educator, was a native of London who left Oxford University without a degree because of his dissenting religious views. Along with his friend and mentor Joseph Priestley, he became disillusioned with political conditions in England, settled in 1794 in Northumberland, Pennsylvania, and became a United States citizen. Cooper opposed the Sedition Act of 1798 and in 1800 was himself fined and spent six months in prison for seditious libel. Cooper was TJ's longtime friend and frequent correspondent. Beginning as a vocal supporter of Jeffersonian republicanism, he eventually became a leading spokesman for states' rights and nullification. Cooper served as a state district judge in Pennsylvania, 1804–11, as professor of chemistry at Dickinson College from 1811 until it suspended activities in 1815, and as professor of applied chemistry and mineralogy at the University of Pennsylvania, 1815–19. At TJ's strong urging, Cooper was successively elected to professorships in science and law at Central College in 1817 and its successor, the University of Virginia, two years later, but his Unitarian and materialist religious views made his appointment controversial. Because of a delay in the scheduled opening of the school, Cooper never taught in Charlottesville. He accepted the chair of chemistry at South Carolina College (now the University of South Carolina at Columbia) in 1820 and served as its president, 1821–33. In his retirement Cooper edited five volumes of South Carolina statutes (ANB description begins John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes, eds., American National Biography, 1999, 24 vols. description ends ; DAB description begins Allen Johnson and Dumas Malone, eds., Dictionary of American Biography, 1928–36, 20 vols. description ends ; DSB description begins Charles C. Gillispie, ed., Dictionary of Scientific Biography, 1970–80, 16 vols. description ends ; Dumas Malone, The Public Life of Thomas Cooper, 1783–1839 [1926, repr. 1961]; PTJ description begins Julian P. Boyd, Charles T. Cullen, John Catanzariti, Barbara B. Oberg, and others, eds., The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, 1950– , 31 vols. description ends , 26:715, 31:451–2; Sowerby; Poor, Jefferson's Library description begins Nathaniel P. Poor, Catalogue. President Jefferson's Library [1829] description ends ; Malone, Jefferson description begins Dumas Malone, Jefferson and his Time, 1948–81, 6 vols. description ends , 6:264, 364–9, 376–80).
Thomas Peters smith was a chemist and member of the American Philosophical Society who died in 1802 (Wyndham Miles, "Thomas Peters Smith: A Typical Early American Chemist," Journal of Chemical Education 30 [1953]: 184–5; Sowerby, description begins E. Millicent Sowerby, comp., Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson, 1952–59, 5 vols. description ends no. 848). William maclure, a prominent American geologist, questioned the theories of Abraham Gottlob Werner, who suggested that geological strata had successively precipitated out of an ancient sea. The elementary work of Richard Kirwan, Elements of Mineralogy (London, 1784), was the first systematic study of the subject in English (DSB description begins Charles C. Gillispie, ed., Dictionary of Scientific Biography, 1970–80, 16 vols. description ends ). geognostic specimens would help explain either the earth's structure or the natural position and grouping of minerals in rock (OED description begins James A. H. Murray, J. A. Simpson, E. S. C. Weiner, and others, eds., The Oxford English Dictionary, 2d ed., 1989, 20 vols. description ends ).
Cooper gave his dissenting opinion in the Pennsylvania court of errors and appeals in the case of Dempsey v. Insurance Company of Pennsylvania. He was opposing a recent ruling by the united states Supreme Court in Croudson et al. v. Leonard (1808), a lawsuit between the owner and insurers of the cargo of the American brig Fame. In that case, the federal supreme court admitted a decision by a British vice-admiralty court that the ship had attempted to evade the blockade of Martinique as conclusive evidence of this allegation (William Cranch, Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States [1804–17], 4:434–43 [United States Supreme Court Reports, vol. 8]). Shortly thereafter Patrick Byrne printed and Alexander dallas published The Opinion of Judge Cooper, on the Effect of a Sentence of a Foreign Court of Admiralty (Philadelphia, 1810; Sowerby, description begins E. Millicent Sowerby, comp., Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson, 1952–59, 5 vols. description ends no. 2120).
Cooper's compilation did not appear at this time, but he later published A Practical Treatise on Dyeing, and Callicoe Printing exhibiting the processes in the French, German, English, and American practice of fixing colours on woollen, cotton, silk, and linen (Philadelphia, 1815).
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Instinct Exclusive with Talented Illustrator and Writer Terry Blas
March 17, 2019 September 14, 2018 by Ryan Shea
I was lucky enough to meet illustrator and writer Terry Blas through a friend recently, and was quite impressed by his many talents when it comes to the industry that he's in.
Terry is the brains behind the popular web series Briar Hollow, which has been going on for the better part of the 2010 decade at this point. Not only that, but he has also worked on the comics for iconic television series like Adventure Time and Rick and Morty. He was also one of the more popular booths at this year Flame Con in New York City.
The Portland, Oregon resident has a lot going on outside of all that he's doing right now which includes a stellar new comic book about summer camp and so much more. Check out our exclusive with him, where he talks X-Men, Drag Race, another fantastic book in the works and his ultimate future goals.
How did you find yourself in the world of comic book writing in the first place?
I've always loved comics. I read X-Men and Gen-13 and Bone growing up and found comics to be the best way for me to tell the stories I wanted to tell. I have an Illustration degree and I live in Portland Oregon, so if you try just a little, you can meet a lot of other comic artists and editors in this town where three of the larger independent comic companies are located. My work in comics largely started out with illustrating covers and doing some interior work for comics based off of a lot of Cartoon Network properties like Adventure Time, Regular Show and The Amazing World of Gumball. But I wanted to create my own worlds and write my own stories, so I began to focus more and more on that and now primarily write comics more than draw them.
There's usually some inspiration behind falling into the career that you are in. What was yours?
I was inspired pretty heavily by the comics I mentioned. But I also love animation and television in general and I feel like that has really helped my writing process, analyzing the writing on shows. Also, the work of artists like Glen Hanson (Chelsea Boys) and Scott Kurtz (PVP/Table Titans) was very influential to me and sort of cemented the need and desire to make comics. After college I began drawing at Helioscope studio in downtown Portland and eventually became a member. I was able to find more comic work by being there as well.
Did you have a favorite comic book character growing up and why?
A favorite character? Not really. I mean, I loved all the X-Men. I'd say I'm pretty partial to the X-women though. They're the best. Rogue, Storm, Jean, Jubilee.
A lot of people know you from your web series, Briar Hollow. How did that come about?
Briar Hollow was an exercise in me not wanting my expensive art degree to go to waste. I told myself I'd do one page of comics a week while I was working retail. It also taught me a lot of technical things about comic making and I'm proud that I didn't despite the fact that I haven't updated it in years.
I know you've also done a variety of art, in particular many of the queens from RuPaul's Drag Race! What has been your favorite girl that you have done and why?
I've drawn so many! I will say that the first queen I ever drew was Ongina. She inspired me quite a bit and I love her so much. Get her back on TV!
You also wrote an amazing book about summer camp. Can you tell us more about that?
Dead Weight: Murder at Camp Bloom is my first graphic novel. I co-wrote it with Molly Muldoon and the art is by Matthew Seely. It's a queer murder mystery, set at a fat camp. When I was a kid I loved the movie Heavy Weights but I was like: "Why are there no girls at this camp?" Also, I thought a murder mystery would be fun and challenging to write. The book is available now on Amazon or at your local comic book shop, published by Oni Press.
What do you have coming up that your fans would like to know about?
Coming up I'm really excited about my next book, Hotel Dare. It's being published by Boom Studios and it's a Mexican, fantasy adventure story about three kids who get sent to live with their creepy grandmother, Mama Lupe, in a gross hotel that she owns in Mexico. While cleaning, the kids discover that every room in the hotel leads to a different magical world and that Mama Lupe might not own this hotel by coincidence. I'm very happy to put out more work with representation for Latino/a/x's and other people of color, especially in fantasy where we don't usually see that represented.
Also, on the 23rd of September, a documentary I made premieres at Cinema Diverse in Palm Springs. It's called Latter Day Glory and it follows me and my friend Jonathon Levi Powell (another gay, former Mormon) as we travel the country and interview other LGBT ex-Mormons and discuss the fact that the highest suicide rate in the country is amongst LGBT Mormon youth in Salt Lake City Utah. It's an important topic and I'm glad we have some great representation of queer, former Mormon, people of color in the film. Hearing these people's stories and giving voice to them is one of the most important things I feel I've done in my life.
Do you have an ultimate goal for your career, and if so, what is it?
My goal for my career is to continue to write the stories I want to put out into the world and not have to worry about paying off my student loans. Simple, right?
For more information on Terry Blas, please check out his official website here.
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  test::WaitForBookmarkModelToLoad(model);

  base::ListValue list;
  base::DictionaryValue* node = new base::DictionaryValue();
  node->SetString("name", "Managed Bookmark");
  node->SetString("url", "http://www.chromium.org");
  list.Append(node);
  node = new base::DictionaryValue();
  node->SetString("name", "Managed Folder");
  node->Set("children", new base::ListValue());
  list.Append(node);
  profile->GetPrefs()->Set(prefs::kManagedBookmarks, list);
  ASSERT_EQ(2, client->managed_node()->child_count());

  ASSERT_TRUE(RunComponentExtensionTest("bookmark_manager/standard"))
      << message_;
}

IN_PROC_BROWSER_TEST_F(ExtensionApiTest, BookmarkManagerEditDisabled) {
  Profile* profile = browser()->profile();

  // Provide some testing data here, since bookmark editing will be disabled
  // within the extension.
  BookmarkModel* model = BookmarkModelFactory::GetForProfile(profile);
  test::WaitForBookmarkModelToLoad(model);
  const BookmarkNode* bar = model->bookmark_bar_node();
  const BookmarkNode* folder =
      model->AddFolder(bar, 0, base::ASCIIToUTF16("Folder"));
  model->AddURL(bar, 1, base::ASCIIToUTF16("AAA"),
                GURL("http://aaa.example.com"));
  model->AddURL(folder, 0, base::ASCIIToUTF16("BBB"),
                GURL("http://bbb.example.com"));

  PrefService* prefs = user_prefs::UserPrefs::Get(profile);
  prefs->SetBoolean(prefs::kEditBookmarksEnabled, false);

  ASSERT_TRUE(RunComponentExtensionTest("bookmark_manager/edit_disabled"))
      << message_;
}

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package net.cattaka.android.humitemp4ble.util;

import android.graphics.Canvas;
import android.graphics.Paint;

public class CtkCanvasUtil {
	public enum Gravity {
		GRAVITY_LEFT,
		GRAVITY_RIGHT,
		GRAVITY_TOP,
		GRAVITY_BOTTOM,
		GRAVITY_CENTER
	}

	public static void drawText(Canvas canvas, Paint paint, float x, float y, String text, Gravity vertical, Gravity horizontal) {
		float sizeX = paint.measureText(text);
		float sizeY = paint.getTextSize();
		float tx = x;
		float ty = y;
		switch (vertical) {
		case GRAVITY_TOP:
			ty += sizeY;
			break;
		case GRAVITY_CENTER:
			ty += sizeY / 2f;
			break;
		case GRAVITY_BOTTOM:
			// OK
			break;
		}
		switch (horizontal) {
		case GRAVITY_RIGHT:
			tx -= sizeX;
			break;
		case GRAVITY_CENTER:
			tx -= sizeX / 2f;
			break;
		case GRAVITY_LEFT:
			// OK
			break;
		}

		canvas.drawText(text, tx, ty, paint);
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Churchill's Island ist ein kanadischer Dokumentarfilm aus dem Jahr 1941.

Handlung
Mit Wochenschau-Ausschnitten, Filmaufnahmen von britischen und erbeuteten Filmaufnahmen von deutschen Behörden erzählt der Kurzfilm die Geschichte des britischen Abwehrkampfes gegen die deutsche Wehrmacht zu Beginn des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Angesprochen werden die deutschen Luftangriffe auf britische Städte 1940, der U-Boot-Krieg gegen nach England laufende Schiffe und Englands Abwehrvorbereitungen gegen eine deutsche Invasion.

Auszeichnungen
1942 wurde der Film in der Kategorie Bester Dokumentar-Kurzfilm mit dem Oscar ausgezeichnet.

Hintergrund
Produziert wurde der Film vom National Film Board of Canada. Den Verleih in Kanada übernahm die kanadische Abteilung von Columbia Pictures. Verleiher in den USA war United Artists.

Sprecher des Films war der kanadische Schauspieler Lorne Greene, bekannt als Ben Cartwright aus der TV-Serie Bonanza. Zum Zeitpunkt der Produktion war Greene noch Radiosprecher in Kanada beim Sender Radio CBC und galt als der populärste Nachrichtensprecher des Landes.

Der Film war bei der Oscarverleihung 1942 für zwei Premieren verantwortlich. Erstmals wurde ein Oscar speziell für Dokumentarfilme vergeben. Zudem war der Film die erste kanadische Produktion, die jemals einen Oscar gewann.

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Filmtitel 1941
Kanadischer Film
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Winston Churchill als Namensgeber


SOUTH BEND, Ind. >> That UConn snapped yet another impressive Notre Dame winning streak on Saturday afternoon wasn't really a shock. It's kind of what the Huskies do.
That Tyler Olander would lead the way, however, was somewhat out-of-the-blue (and gold).
Mired in essentially a season-long slump, Olander delivered a career performance in the Huskies' 65-58 victory over the 17th-ranked Irish at Purcell Pavilion. The 6-foot-9 junior center scored a career-high 16 points (12 in the second half), to go with seven rebounds and a couple of huge defensive plays down the stretch.
"Tyler works extremely hard all the time, I'm just proud to see it pay off finally," said guard Ryan Boatright. "He needed this. He's got his confidence going now, so hopefully he can keep it going for the next few games."
Added head coach Kevin Ollie: "It's great to see him smile and have this type of game. I'm happy for him ... But now, he can't lay on it. He's got to keep building on it."
Olander was hardly the only star. Shabazz Napier netted a game-high 19 points, Boatright added 14 (including four key free throws down the stretch) and DeAndre Daniels had all eight of his points and nine of his rebounds in the latter half.
Even R.J. Evans made his lone hoop of the game - a putback with 5 ½ minutes left to put UConn up by six - count.
"We needed everybody today," said Ollie. "Everybody came in and played."
And because of that, UConn (12-3, 2-1 Big East) put the kibosh on another meaningful Irish winning streak. Notre Dame (14-2, 2-1) had won 12 straight games coming in; one more win would have set a new program mark under coach Mike Brey.
Four years ago, the Huskies snapped Notre Dame's 45-game home winning streak (which still stands as a program record). A year ago, UConn ended the Irish's 27-game home winning streak.
In fact, Notre Dame has now won 46 of its last 48 home games. It's only two losses in that span ...?
"When I stepped on the court, I looked up and it said 46-1," Napier admitted. "I gave myself a little chuckle, because I was thinking to myself, it's gonna be 46-2."
Olander kicked off the game by blocking a shot by Jack Cooley, and proceeded to outplay perhaps the Big East's top big man the rest of the way. Olander, who had hit double figures just one prior time this season (10 points, largely in garbage time on Tuesday against DePaul), scored 10 of the Huskies' first 15 points of the second half - the last two after being blocked by Cooley, coming up with the loose ball and laying it in.
"It's really rewarding," Olander said. "Things really weren't working out for me at the beginning of the season, but I just stuck with it, kept working hard, got in the gym and it feels good to have the hard work finally pay off."
UConn led 58-52 with 3:51 left, but Notre Dame's Eric Atkins countered with a personal 6-0 run, the last two on a leaner with 1:13 remaining to tie the game.
Boatright hit four straight free throws, sandwiched around Olander's block of a Jerian Grant shot. Olander grabbed a key defensive rebound with 16.7 seconds left and was fouled. He missed the front end of the one-and-one, but Daniels poked the ball away from Cooley and laid it in to essentially seal the Huskies' victory.
The Huskies are now a buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Marquette's Junior Cadougan away from being unbeaten in the Big East and, undoubtedly, a Top 25 team.
"They're tough. They stick together. They've been working extremely hard in practice, they've been taking heed of our coaching," Ollie said of his charges. "One thing I can call this group: they're resilient. "We just knew it was going to be a big opportunity, a big challenge," he added. "And we played big throughout the game."
RIM RATTLINGS: Amida Brimah, a 6-foot-11 Class of 2013 shot-blocker from Archbishop Coleman Carroll High in Miami, will make an official visit to UConn this weekend. He'll take in the Huskies' nationally-televised bout with Louisville Monday night at the XL Center. Brimah, according to his coach Juan Hernandez, could be a top defensive player in Division I right now. But, although Brimah (a native of Ghana who's been in the States for only a few years) has improved greatly offensively over the past several months, he still needs work on that part of his game.


This book is DARK, and the themes are not for those that hide behind triggers, or those that actually have them. This is book two, also, so don't read it until after you've read Vlad (book one). All of that aside, I loved this story. a Russian Mafia suspense story that will keep you constantly on the edge of your seat. Its not a fluffy love story, these characters go through some deep dark things, but those things are needed to tell a tale so twisted that makes this story so fantastic and unforgettable. I love both of these authors, and I love almost everything that both of them have written. the fact that they have teamed up to build another dark and dangerous world should almost be illegal, but I'm glad it isn't. If it was, then this story wouldn't be hear, and I wouldn't be allowed to shout: BUY THIS BOOK!!
I am not saying that triggers are bad, or ridiculous, just that I don't have any. I, also, know that some people do have legit triggers. basically if certain themes bother you, this book isn't the right fit for you.


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armored assault goes were most thrash metal bands stay away from, were big on 80's metal not the gay ballad stuff but the original thrash bands. we have lots of talent and some of us r still in high school. were all under 20 but play like weve been doin it our whole life and we have. THERE IS NO STOPPING US!!!!!!!!


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Le chemin de fer Baie des Chaleurs (CBC) commença ses opérations en . Son système comprend 202 miles de voies ferrées qui relie Matapédia à Gaspé, Québec. Ses voies ferrées appartenaient autrefois au Canadien National, puis à la corporation Quebec Railway. Depuis 2007, le CBC est propriété de la Société du chemin de fer de la Gaspésie.

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Inslee calls for repealing key Trump tax provision as part of education plan
Democratic presidential candidate Jay InsleeJay Robert Inslee2020 Democrats connect with voters over beer Politicians cheer USWNT over defeating England, qualifying for World Cup final Here's how Republicans can win the climate change debate in 2020 MORE on Friday called for repealing the GOP taw law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction as part of his plan to modernize the U.S. education system.
The Washington governor's proposal includes repealing the SALT deduction cap as a way to invest in educators and cites an estimate from the National Education Association that says the deduction limits put at risk as much as $150 billion in revenue that supports K-12 public education.
"These impacts are yet one more example of how the Trump tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy have continued the persistent efforts of right-wing and corporate special interests to undermine access to a quality public education, and Governor Inslee will bring this to an end," the plan states.
GOP lawmakers capped the SALT deduction at $10,000 in their 2017 law because doing so would raise revenue to help offset the cost of tax cuts elsewhere in the legislation. Republicans argue that limiting the deduction helps prevent the federal tax code from subsidizing higher state taxes.
But Democrats, as well as some Republicans who live in high-tax states, have been critical of the SALT deduction cap, arguing it hurts their residents and the ability of their communities to provide services.
The Democratic-led House Ways and Means Committee held hearings last month on the SALT deduction cap, but Democrats face challenges to undoing the cap since a repeal would primarily benefit high-income taxpayers.
Inslee has joined a coalition of governors who are pushing to restore the full SALT deduction.
Several other Democratic presidential candidates, such as Sens. Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerBiden: 'I think it'd be great to have a female VP' Rosario Dawson to join Booker on campaign trail 2020 Democrats connect with voters over beer MORE (D-N.J.), Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandDC delegate uses Fourth of July to press call for statehood 2020 Democrats connect with voters over beer Vogue writer: Photo excluding Williamson should not be seen as 'some kind of cat fight' MORE (D-N.Y.) and Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisWho will be the winner of the next Democratic debate? It's none of the candidates Warren proposes executive orders on race, gender pay gap Biden: 'I think it'd be great to have a female VP' MORE (D-Calif.), have cosponsored legislation that would restore the full SALT deduction and raise the top individual tax rate from 37 percent to 39.6 percent. However, repealing the SALT deduction hasn't been a prominent topic in their campaigns.
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Total Food Service Interview; I'm honored!
Warren Bobrow, better known as The Cocktail Whisperer, is the published author of four books in addition to his contributions as a writer to liquor.com, our own totalfood.com and countless others. He has also taught at the New School in New York City and at Stonewall Kitchen in Maine. His latest book is Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails and Tonics that was released this past June through Fair Winds Press. Much more than just a collection of cocktail recipes, Warren's new book explores the history of cannabis use in drinks, the over-politicized arguments over its legality and other pertinent topics.
Could you expand on your background and how you got to this point?
I am mostly a self-trained chef, I went to Johnson and Wales for a short time as well as the ACF apprenticeship program. I was working in the television business but that was not working. I went to work as a pot scrubber in restaurant and that set me on the path to become a chef. I am now an ACF-certified Chef and I love to cook. It is catharsis for me.
What were you doing before the Cocktail Whisperer blog and brand took off?
I was working as a chef in Charleston when I lost my business to Hurricane Hugo. Then I moved back to my home state in New Jersey and worked as a bank teller and in private bank for a long time. Then I started Cocktail Whisperer.
Ever since I was a young man I have enjoyed the use of cannabis. I have seen cannabis cookbooks released and I wanted to raise the bar by taking cannabis and infusing it with the cocktail business that I am in. I love cocktails and I love cannabis. They are two things that I think "play well together in the sandbox".
Is it difficult to get people past the stigma that cannabis is bad for you or somehow wrong?
It is really tough, especially where I am. I grew up in Morristown, New Jersey which is a very conservative place. The mindset is not pro-cannabis. It is arrest, incarcerate and throw away the key. And it is unfortunate because there are valid health benefits to this much maligned plant. Drugs are not bad and people should keep an open mind. Especially those who drink or smoke cigarettes.
What was the process of researching for this book?
The research was done outside of the state of New Jersey, where cannabis is still illegal. I am used to experimenting with culinary ingredients and different flavors so I applied that same mentality to the book. Nothing had ever really been written about it before. I was in new territory. I was careful, my advice to anyone would be to experiment in a place where it is legal and just be careful and responsible.
Could you talk about the other elements of the book other than recipes?
I am constantly trying to destigmatize the use of cannabis. I give a robust history in the beginning with science and humor. This book is for anyone interested in cannabis or anyone who is unsure of how to use it. The introduction was written by Jerry Whiting. Him and I found each other quite organically. He is well extremely well-respected in the healing field which gives the text a lot of credibility from that end.
What advice would you offer people buying the book who will be making these cocktails?
Put it in the hands of your "budtender" to give you knowledge and fill your individual need. Remember that making cannabis cocktails is completely different from smoking cannabis. I give the cure to drinking a bit too much of a cannabis cocktail in the book.
My thoughts are follow the Thai food principle. You can always make something more spicy but you cannot make it less spicy. Start small and build up from there. Remember also that no one has ever died from a cannabis overdose but too much will make you feel awful.
How do you respond to critics who say you're messing around and that this is your opinion, not fact?
It is fact. I researched this and studied the health and holistic healing benefits, both of which are immense. This book is not a recreational book and was not written as one. It is a way for people to discover new ways to enjoy themselves and to discover some new methods for holistic healing.
Was this an easy book to pitch to your publisher?
Of all the books I have pitched this was the easiest sell. I came up with the idea to write the book at a food show in New York City and when I told my publisher I wanted to write it they asked for a proposal to put in front of the board. The rest is history, they loved the idea since its was going to be the first book of its kind.
Writing this was not an easy thing to do. Many people have purchased the book and love it, however it has brought a certain amount of controversy into my life and anxiety that I did not necessarily want or need. But there is nothing I can do about it, I am just moving forward and surrounding myself with positive people who understand what I am trying to do. Most people love the book and the response has been terrific.
Did you consider that controversy when you were writing the text and did it give you any pause?
I didn't have any other ideas! It was all I could think of so no, it never crossed my mind. I just saw it as an opportunity to do something unique and interesting.


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Death metal/crust maniacs GOREG?NG have worked hard on their first full length album after causing a bit of a stir with their short debut. With members of reputed bands like VENOM INC., RIBSPREADER, SOILWORK (live), etc. in their lineup, everything is top-notch and well-thought right down to the Mark Riddick logo, the jaw-dropping Juanjo Castellano artwork, not to mention the impeccable production and execution of the music that can be summed up as a perfect amalgamation of death metal with a lethal dose of crust/grind. There's added menace in the vocal delivery, with Kling mixing it all up and pacing it beautifully to the undulating music. There's an undeniable charm to the proceedings as the songs chug along with maniacal glee, breaking into faster punkish parts and rampaging till the end. It's an album littered with so many variations that you'll need to get back to it to keep track of it all. It's a rare album that eschews the standard template and does things its own way to keep it entertaining and yes, brutal.
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Amazing Italian Cooking with Homemade Italian Appetizers and Spaghetti Recipe!
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e. It is ready for use.
a. In a saucepan, fry the bacon.
d. When the meat is brown, add tomatoes paste.
until all has cooked down to a thick creamy sauce.
and pour on the sauce.
g. Lift with 2 forks until thoroughly mixed.
b. Add steak and fry until thoroughly cooked.
c. Boil spaghetti and drain off water.
with chilli, salt and pepper.
e. Pour tomatoes over this.
f. Bake in covered pan for 2 hours.
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Ethiopian Airlines flight to Nairobi crashes with 'no survivors' of 157 people aboard
An Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa to Nairobi has crashed, killing all 149 passengers and eight crew members on board.
Flight ET 302, a Boeing 737-800 MAX, lost contact with air traffic controllers six minutes after take-off, the pilot then sent out a distress call and was given clearance to return.
The plane model was the same as the Lion Air flight that crashed off the coast of Indonesia last year, killing 189
Citizens from 35 countries were on board the flight, which was likely carrying people to attend a major United Nations environmental conference in Nairobi.
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it had no information that Australians were on board the flight.
It said the Australian Embassy in Addis Ababa would continue to make urgent inquiries of local authorities in Ethiopia.
The Red Cross has joined teams scouring a vast area for human remains and pieces of the plane, which disintegrated on impact.
Jaguar attacks woman who 'crossed barrier to take selfie' at Arizona wildlife park
A woman has been attacked by a jaguar after she crossed a barrier at a United States zoo in a bid to take the perfect selfie with the big cat.
The jaguar swiped through fencing and left the woman with deep gashes to her arms after she crossed the protective barrier
The big cat will not be euthanised because it "was not the animal's fault", the zoo confirmed
Eyewitnesses on Saturday said the animal was in its enclosure at the Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium and Safari Park in Phoenix, Arizona when it lashed out through fencing, leaving deep gashes on the woman's arm after she climbed over the barrier to get closer.
Footage taken at the scene showed the woman writhing on the ground in pain with a deep laceration near her left wrist, as shocked onlookers tried to comfort her.
Wildlife World Zoo said the visitor sustained non-life threatening injuries to her arm from one of its female jaguars, adding: "Please understand why barriers are put in place."
Julie Bishop says politics is 'lonely' and 'isolating' as a woman in wake of deluge of female departures
High-profile Liberal MP Julie Bishop has spoken about how "lonely" and "isolating" it can be as a woman in politics, as she proposed a radical change to the way Federal Parliament works.
Julie Bishop announced her impending retirement from politics in February. The veteran politician said Parliament House "is not a family-friendly place". High-profile politicians Kelly O'Dwyer and Kate Ellis have also recently announced their decisions to leave federal politics.
Taking to the stage for an all-female panel in Sydney, Ms Bishop reflected on her 20-year political career that — at one time — saw her as the only woman sitting around an all-male Cabinet table.
"It can be pretty lonely. You keep very much to yourself as a woman," she said.
"You don't go out drinking with the boys — it's just not the same camaraderie.
"Parliament House is not a family-friendly place," she claimed.
The departure of Liberal Minister Kelly O'Dwyer and Labor's Kate Ellis — both in their early 40s with young children — seemingly backs up that theory, although they have both given personal reasons for leaving.
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DEATH CULTS! ARCANE SECRETS! AND WEIRD SCIENCE! Known variously as The Yellow King, The Heavenly Shepherd, or The Repairer of Reputations, this villain is the secret godfather behind the most important occult organizations of the world. Legends say the Yellow King is not human; some claim that he is a member of an alien race stranded on Earth centuries ago, and through the years has amassed near-infinite knowledge and power. In myth and legend, he is frequently portrayed as a tall man seated upon a shining throne, clad in a yellow robe, his features obscured by a cowl. Whatever the true nature of the Yellow King: No matter where you hide… He will find you!
Pulp Villains: The Yellow King, by Gilbert Gallo and Jarrod Feliciano, uses the Savage Worlds rules system, as featured in THRILLING TALES 2nd Edition, and is available in PDF from RPGNow as well as DriveThruRPG.


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ECB discussing behind-closed-doors resumption
Cricket postponed until May 28
The prospect of England playing matches behind closed doors is being discussed by the ECB.
The cricket season in England and Wales has already been postponed until May 28 but the prospect of matches without fans is also being considered by the governing body.
Plans involving Coronavirus checkpoints and isolation units at grounds are being considered according to the ECB's Steve Elworthy. England's Test series at home to the West Indies is still scheduled for June 4 at the Oval.
"We're mapping out what international matches would look like behind closed doors," said Elworthy during an interview with the Guardian.
For games to be able to go ahead, the idea of isolating stadiums is one option being put forward. Plans are being worked around the government's initial advice of no gatherings of more than 500 people.
"That was guided by the potential impact on critical services like paramedics and doctors," he said.
"You would likely have to work within that number (which would be made up of essential matchday staff). Then you have to think about medical provisions, creating a safe and sterile environment around that venue, so that everyone who comes in is clear.
"So it's how you test them at the gate, the isolation units that you have to put in. These are considerations we are thinking about."
The Hundred may have to wait
The ECB has already said that International cricket, the T20 Blast and the Hundred would take priority over the County Championship in the wake of the Coronavirus disruption.
However, there is still the chance that while International cricket may continue behind closed doors, the new Hundred tournament may be delayed until next year.
Durham chief executive Tim Bostock has been part of talks between the 18 first-class counties and the ECB about the issue. He believes that delaying The Hundred is still a real possibility.
Speaking to The Cricket Collective show on talkSPORT 2, he said: "The good news is we're all on the same path in terms of what the priorities are and that includes the ECB as well.
"It's pretty clear international cricket comes first, then after that it's the Blast and the Hundred. That's where the revenue is.
"Protecting the Hundred is important, although in the conversations I've had with the ECB, if it ends up being a two-month season, a view will be taken about whether this is really the right time to launch the Hundred."
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Ozan Kabak could face Liverpool in 3 weeks after Premier League return
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Ozan Kabak has completed a season-long loan switch to Norwich, which puts the ex-Liverpool loanee in contention to play his former club in the League Cup next month.
Kabak spent the second half of last season with the Reds on loan from Schalke, making 13 appearances and becoming a popular figure among supporters.
The club had agreed an option to buy with the Bundesliga club, but opted to allow him to return to Gelsenkirchen as they pushed for the £36 million signing of Ibrahima Konate instead.
Subsequently linked with moves to Leicester, Newcastle, Crystal Palace and Torino, Kabak has ultimately joined Norwich on loan for the rest of 2021/22.
Norwich confirmed the deal on Monday evening, with the Turk able to then join the Canaries on a permanent transfer worth £11.1 million next summer.
The move allows Kabak to return to the Premier League, though it is certainly a step down from Liverpool, with Norwich likely to be fighting relegation this season.
The Reds have already thrashed Daniel Farke's side 3-0 on the opening weekend of the top flight, and will visit Norwich again in the third round of the League Cup on September 21.
It could be, then, that Kabak starts against Liverpool in that tie, with Farke welcoming a player "full of potential with a great reputation."
"Ozan has played for some big clubs and also has experience in the international stage with Turkey," the Norwich manager told the club's official website.
"He's already had a taste of Premier League football at Liverpool, which says a lot about his potential. He's also a great character.
"We want to help him reach his very best levels. We know he is capable to shine for us and improve a lot. We are really happy that we are able to do this piece of business."
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At Pilgrim, we strive to put the Fun into Fundraising! During the year the Parent Teacher league organizes various events, such as the Annual Auction and Quiz Night, which are great ways to help the school while meeting new people. We also have everyday opportunities to help.
Full of guilt for wanting that new pair of shoes? Desperately trying to justify that large box of chocolates? Help is at hand with our shopping certificate program – our certificates are as good as cash at scores of national and local retailers, including the likes of Jewel, Dominick's, Shell, Mobil and numerous restaurant chains, and can bring a feeling of virtue to even the most extravagant purchase! Certificates are available twice a week in the school office and after church services on Sundays.
For a current list of certificates available, contact the school office.
Amazon donates 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Pilgrim when you start your shopping at smile.amazon.com. Select Pilgrim Lutheran Church English Synod.
Thrivent Financial Fund for Lutherans is a new way to automatically increase your contributions. If you own a specific Thrivent product, Thrivent will add 50% to any contribution you make to Pilgrim School. That means if you donate $50, Thrivent will add $25 to that amount. Thrivent offers insurance, mutual funds and investment advice. For more information, contact Pilgrim's Thrivent agent Ed Nelson at 773-545-5244 or visit their website at http://www.thrivent.com/.
This is the highlight of the Pilgrim social calendar! The whole Pilgrim community of parents, church members and friends come together for an evening of dinner, dancing and shopping, with the occasional drink thrown in for good measure! It is a wonderful chance to socialize and party for a good cause, and has helped fund such popular projects as the new playground. Items up for bid include Cubs and Sox tickets, dining experiences, weekend getaways and perennial favorites like themed parties thrown by groups of parents. Not to be missed!
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Each fall we have a Magazine Drive for both new and renewing subscriptions. Magazines may be ordered all year at www.QSP.com. 40% of all orders is donated to Pilgrim.
Go to www.QSP.com and follow the online directions to order magazines for your family to read at home.
Be sure to tell your family & friends!
Here's a case of "coupon clipping" that really adds up. Save the "Box Tops for Education" coupons found on select General Mills products, or the Labels for Education on Campbell's soup cans, and put them in the drop box at school. Pilgrim turns them in three times a year and donates the proceeds to the teachers' wish list.


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Kevin J. McNamara, Cincinnati, Ohio – Founder
Mr. McNamara is the founder of the Masters Basketball Association, Inc. The MBA was organized in 2009 to continue to operate a senior's championship level tournament in the metro South Florida area. Mr. McNamara is the Chief Executive Officer of the Chemed Corporation, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has served in that position since 2001.
Bill Watterson, Anchorage, Alaska – Chairman
Bill was raised on a dairy farm in Centralia, Washington. He moved to Alaska to attend the University of Alaska Fairbanks where he played college basketball, graduating in 1964 with a BS in Civil Engineering. He received his MS in Construction Management from Stanford University in 1967. Bill and his wife, Helga, founded Watterson Construction in Anchorage, Alaska in 1981 as a small general contractor performing work in Alaska. Bill was a Founding Member of the Associated Builders and Contractors – Alaska Chapter. Bill has worked for contractors in Thailand, Arizona, South Korea and Alaska. As an MBA Team Organizer, Bill has been bringing his Alaska team to the tournament since 2008 and is a Corporate Sponsor.
Jordan Klemow, Coral Springs, Florida – Director
Mr. Klemow is a Principal of Klemow Incorporated founded in 1992 – a family owned and operated building and development company focused primarily in the Florida marketplace. Klemow Inc. has decades of experience in designing, developing and building condominiums, custom homes, waterfront estates, commercial property, and multi-family communities throughout elite areas of South Florida.
Mr. Klemow is a graduate of Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, considered one of the finest liberal arts colleges in the country. Mr. Klemow played Division III basketball for the Juniata Eagles and graduated with degrees in Biology and Psychology. He is married to the former Jennifer Vaughn.
Klemow Inc. is the proud sponsor of the Klemow Skills Challenge contest. Mr. Klemow has been a team organizer, player and supporter of the MBA since 2010 and was elected to the Board of Directors in 2013.
Lisa Reinhard, Cincinnati, Ohio – Director
Ms. Reinhard is a Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of the Chemed Corporation, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, and has been associated with Chemed since 1994. A native of the Cincinnati area, Ms. Reinhard is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University. She was elected to the MBA board in 2010.
David Weissman, Fort Lauderdale FL – Director
David is a graduate of the University of Miami with a BBA in Accounting. His background is that of a corporate executive and an entrepreneur. David has been active in promoting the love of basketball for many years by organizing the 3rd largest gathering of basketball players, coaches, and fans after the Naismith Hall of Fame dinner and the Hall of Fame Luncheon. He is also involved with the Kreul Classic high school tournament . David was elected to the board in 2019.
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"Why stop making sense? Why a movie? Why a big suit? Where do the odd movements come from? What will the band do next?"
David Byrne and the band Talking Heads star in this musical stage performance. Produced by Gary Goetzman and Gary Kurfirst to promote the Talking Heads album Speaking in Tongues, Stop Making Sense is performance art centered on music. At the opening of the movie, David Byrne walks out on stage, sets down a portable cassette player, presses play and performs the song Psycho Killer. The stage on which Byrne performs is empty and unfinished. As fellow members of the band Talking Heads join Byrne for consecutive songs, viewers see the stage being progressively built behind them. The completion of the stage set is accompanied by the song Slippery People. As accompanying artists fill the stage, the song Burning Down The House is performed. Guest artists include Bernie Worrell, Lynn Mabry and Alex Weir.
Tina Weymouth joins Byrne on stage to perform a duo for the song Heaven. Weymouth's husband and co-creator, Chris Frantz joins the two on drums to perform the song Thank You for Sending Me an Angel. Jerry Harrison joins them on stage to perform the song Found a Job, completing the entire cast of the band Talking Heads.
Stop Making Sense is directed by Jonathan Demme and is one of the first movies to use digital audio techniques. The backstage and its bright colors and signs accompanied by several costume changes help set the tone for each song.
David Byrne accentuates the frantic rhythms of the Talking Heads music with his herky-jerky dancing. Different lighting techniques give an accompanying tone for each song and help illustrate the meaning of the music.
This concert performance by Talking Heads includes all songs from the album Speaking in Tongues and a few songs from previous albums and side project Tom Tom Club.
Stop Making Sense is distributed by Palm Pictures.
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Mariah Carey to Perform on Billboard Music Awards
May 5th, 2015 by KRNB
Courtesy Caesars EntertainmentThe list of superstar performers on the upcoming Billboard Music Awards keeps growing. Mariah Carey's the latest artist announced to take the stage during the ceremony.
There's no word on what song Mariah will perform, though it could be her latest single, "Infinity," which was released last week.
Mariah will already be in Las Vegas — her new show, Mariah #1 to Infinity, opens tomorrow at the at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. It'll count down all 18 of her Billboard #1 singles in chronological order. Mariah's the only solo artist to score 18 #1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100.
Mariah joins the list of big names who'll be taking the stage at this year's Billboard Music Awards, which already includes Britney Spears and Iggy Azalea, Kelly Clarkson, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, and John Legend. Other artists confirmed to perform are Hozier, Sam Smith, Fall Out Boy, and Nick Jonas. The show will be hosted by Ludacris and John Legend's wife, Chrissy Teigen.
The 2015 Billboard Music Awards airs May 17 on at 8:00 p.m. ET on ABC, live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Mariah's new greatest hits album, #1 to Infinity, hits retailers the next day.
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Today, Vanessa DiMauro and I release the findings from our forth research collaboration since 2009, as part of our fellowship with The Society for New Communication Research.
In this study, The Social Consumer, we explored the factors that inform, impact and shape trust, loyalty and preferences of the digitally connected consumer. We tested the belief that brands which can tap into the emotions about and awareness of their values (human/social) are most likely to inspire positive action and loyalty from consumers.
The Social Influence Factor: Social Media sharing plays a significant role in influencing buyer decisions. A seemingly small percentage of people who share online one or more times per month (24%) have great influence on a much larger majority of consumers who read online sites to inform decisions or opinions (67%). Consumer ratings/commentary and personal recommendations are most frequently cited as the top sources to inform decision making and purchases. Clearly, word of mouth -- or keyboard and touch-screen -- matters. In the absence of personal recommendations, buyers frequently go online to inform their decisions. The majority of respondents (71%) regularly read social media sites as part of their information gathering routine; 76% consider what their friends, family or other trusted information sources say about a company when they are forming an opinion about a company.
Consumer Good vs. Societal Good: There is a significant gap in consumer views and expectations for a company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts and societal impact. Less than 10% of respondents indicated the CSR or societal impact of a company is of high importance in making a decision to purchase. Many respondents described societal good using "good for me" examples, such as low prices and discounts, rather than "greater good" outcomes for the planet, social causes and others. While this is a disappointing commentary on consumer behavior at large, it suggests there are opportunities for companies to educate around what societal good really means, especially if they connect this message to how their CSR programs help the world and the consumer.
Power of the Medium: Social media maintains a strong influence in the lives of consumers. Reading social media sites is the second most popular activity consumers engage in – just behind watching TV. It rates higher than listening to the radio or reading the newspaper. Consumers frequently use social channels to share their experiences with companies - both positive and negative - and this, in turn has a material impact on influencing buyer decision making.


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Home Books Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, 3e
Appendix B: Wall Motion and Coronary Perfusion
Wall Motion and Coronary Perfusion. In: Mathew JP, Nicoara A, Ayoub CM, Swaminathan M. Mathew J.P., & Nicoara A, & Ayoub C.M., & Swaminathan M(Eds.),Eds. Joseph P. Mathew, et al.eds. Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, 3e. McGraw Hill; 2018. Accessed February 02, 2023. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2499&sectionid=201985689
Wall motion and coronary perfusion. Mathew JP, Nicoara A, Ayoub CM, Swaminathan M. Mathew J.P., & Nicoara A, & Ayoub C.M., & Swaminathan M(Eds.),Eds. Joseph P. Mathew, et al. (2018). Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, 3e. McGraw Hill. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2499&sectionid=201985689
"Wall Motion and Coronary Perfusion." Clinical Manual and Review of Transesophageal Echocardiography, 3e Mathew JP, Nicoara A, Ayoub CM, Swaminathan M. Mathew J.P., & Nicoara A, & Ayoub C.M., & Swaminathan M(Eds.),Eds. Joseph P. Mathew, et al. McGraw Hill, 2018, https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=2499&sectionid=201985689.
SEVENTEEN-SEGMENT MODEL OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE
CORONARY PERFUSION IN THE LONG-AXIS VIEWS
CORONARY PERFUSION IN THE SHORT-AXIS VIEWS
SCORING OF WALL MOTION ABNORMALITIES
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1 = Normal >30 >30
2 = Mild hypokinesis 10–30 10–30
3 = Severe hypokinesis <10 <10
4 = Akinesis None None
5 = Dyskinesis Systolic thinning Systolic increase in radius
*Radial shortening is defined as the percentage shortening of an imaginary radius from the endocardial border to the center of the left ventricle.


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1 Input into Auckland Council Regional Pest Mgt Review.
2 Send a belated letter of thanks from Whakaupoko Landcare to Bird evening presenters, Neil Fitzgerald, Landcare Research & Tim Lovegrove.
3 Table AC letter of support for Andrew Sinclair's Citizen Science 'Mobilising People Power Project'.
With Whakaupoko Landcare, Neil Fitzgerald (Landcare Research, Hamilton) and Tim Lovegrove (Auckland Council native bird specialist) come together to celebrate 10 years of our local Native bird population explosion.
Pukeoware Hall, Wednesday Evening, March 25th, 7.00pm. Bring friends and family and a plate. Tea & Coffee provided.
Whakaupoko Landcare will present a brief summary of 8 years of Citizen Science bird monitoring. We will explain simple approaches for pest control and pest monitoring.
Neil Fitzgerald will talk to us about the successful Halo project in Hamilton that has seen the return of tui and more.
* What's happening in Auckland with Hunua's kokako update, Waitakere's Ark in the Park, off shore islands and more.
Saturday March 7th Volcano walk – All welcome!
For the Volcano Walk the forecast is looking great with just a little rain due to hold off until about 1.30. Light winds and cloud at the start = perfect.By the time it gets a bit windier we will be in the shelter of our trees.
Come and see some stunning scenery, learn more about our environment and get in some training before the Mauku School fun run the following weekend.
Saturday March 7th 8.30am – 12.00. Pot luck bbq / lunch afterwards.
Start & Finish – 89c Bald Hill Rd. (Andrew & Louise Sinclair's property).
A map of this walk is on the Whakaupoko Page of this website.
Local geologist Wendy Goad will be joining us to explain the past volcanic and land formation history of the area. It will include the Whakaupoko / Barriball / Bald Hill Tuft Ring which FDC had listed as one of only three 'Outstanding Natural Features'. The other two being the Pukekohe East tuft ring and Waitangi Falls. The journey will also take in 'The Fort' to the south East of Bald Hill. This is an amazing lookout point seen by few, that overlooks the Akaaka and Port Waikato and which is immediately above a fault line. How did it all come to be? Come along and find out.
The early start time is to avoid the heat of the day with much of the first part of the walk being in the open. The end of the walk is through trees and there will be an Easter egg treasure hunt through the last section. The walk offers plenty of downhill. However being a round trip it also includes lots of uphill so a reasonable level of fitness is required. There will be a slightly shorter there and back flatter option which takes in most of the key viewing sights for those looking for 3 – 4km. The journey will take us across several privately owned properties and Whakaupoko Landcare would like to thank the owners for allowing the walk to take place.
There will be a bbq available at the end along with tea, coffee & water. People are welcome to bring food for a shared lunch.
Come along for a great day out and learn more about the place we live. If you are coming so as we can get an estimate on numbers can you please rsvp by calling Deborah on 2363051. Also if the weather forecast is really bad we will delay the tour to Sunday. Any postponement will be made on Friday before 5.00pm and posted on www.patumahoe.org.nz. A map of the walk can also be viewed.
Locals looking out over the Tuft Ring and Titi volcano in the middle of it all. How did that come to be?


Prolific author Francine Rivers returns to her romance roots with the February 6th release of THE MASTERPIECE, which the publisher describes as "a probing tale that reminds us that mercy can shape even the most broken among us into an imperfect yet stunning masterpiece." When Francine and her husband, Rick, moved into a one-story home last year, they faced the painful task of parting with two-thirds of their book collection. But there's one book in particular that Francine treasures above all else, as she explains in her Holiday Blog post, and is happy to give away to people who need and ask for it.
Karen Cleveland is a former CIA analyst, so it's only fitting that the protagonist of her debut novel, NEED TO KNOW, shares the same profession. In pursuit of a Russian sleeper cell on American soil, Vivian Miller uncovers a dangerous secret that will threaten her job, her family --- and her life. Karen cherishes her childhood memories of reading books with her mom and siblings, especially holiday-themed ones during the Christmas season. These days, she carries on that important tradition for her own family, and in her Holiday Blog post, she proudly talks about her older son's favorite holiday read --- THE POLAR EXPRESS --- which just happens to be hers as well.
Chris Fabry is an award-winning author and radio personality who hosts the daily program "Chris Fabry Live" on Moody Radio. His upcoming novel, UNDER A CLOUDLESS SKY (which releases January 9th), is about a lush and storied coal-mining town in danger of being destroyed for the sake of profit. In 2008, Chris and his family vacated their home in Colorado due to a toxic mold problem that severely impacted their health, forcing them to leave everything behind. This unimaginable ordeal led to a memorable gift that Chris received from one of his favorite authors --- the late great Pat Conroy --- which wouldn't have been possible without the kind and thoughtful actions of his wife.
Tayari Jones is the author of four novels, including SILVER SPARROW (a Bookreporter.com Bets On pick in 2011) and AN AMERICAN MARRIAGE (which releases on February 6th and also will be a Bets On selection). As a child, Tayari loved Judy Blume (in fact, she still does) and considered her copy of ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT'S ME, MARGARET to be her "most prized possession." In her Holiday Blog post, Tayari recalls what happened when she misplaced the book one day and the valuable lessons she learned as a result, just weeks before Christmas.
We are thrilled to kick off the 10th year of our Holiday Author Blog series with New York Times bestselling author Alafair Burke, whose new novel, THE WIFE (releasing January 23rd), is a psychological thriller about a woman who must make the impossible choice between defending her husband and saving herself. Alafair was raised by a writer (legendary author James Lee Burke) and a librarian, so reading was a constant in the Burke household. But there's one book she received from her father that she holds especially close to her heart, and in this first blog post of the holiday season, she explains why it was such a special gift.
On Thursday, November 9th, Random House invited readers to go "off the page" for their annual Open House event. While Open House is usually hosted in their Manhattan offices, this event was held in the beautiful new Tishman Auditorium at the New School, a venue that allowed for far more attendees and offered plenty of space for readers to spread out and enjoy the day.
On Saturday, October 21st, booklovers and book club members from the New York City Tri-State area convened at Hachette's sixth annual Book Club Brunch. The event was held at the New York Society for Ethical Culture in a beautiful, spacious room with plenty of comfy seats. Lucky for me, I was able to attend with my good friends and avid readers Cheryl, Mary, Matt and Vivian.
John Shors is the internationally bestselling and award-winning author of BENEATH A MARBLE SKY and UNBOUND, among other works of historical fiction. In an effort to provide readers with an unparalleled travel experience, John launched John Shors Travel in 2014. Through his tour company, he has led small groups of travelers on adventures all over the world to the settings in his novels, including India, China, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. In this piece, John talks about the origin of these unique literary tours and how wonderful it has been to travel with his readers.
Tasha Alexander is the author of the Lady Emily mystery series. The latest installment, DEATH IN ST. PETERSBURG, was partly inspired by years of ballet training at the hands of Marie Buczkowski, who, in turn, studied in Paris with Olga Preobrajenska. Preobrajenska, a prima ballerina at Imperial Ballet and a character in Alexander's new novel, fled Russia after the revolution. Madame Buczkowski would be pleased that her former pupil focused on Russian ballet and spent a great deal of time in the Mariinsky Theatre watching the masters at work.
Mark de Castrique is the author of a mystery series featuring Asheville, NC, private eyes Sam Blackman and Nakayla Robertson, an interracial couple and co-owners of the Blackman and Robertson Detective Agency. In this piece, de Castrique explains how a story told to him by a 90-year-old man served as inspiration for BLACKMAN'S COFFIN, the opening novel in the series, and the significance of the William Faulkner quote "The Past is never dead. It's not even past" in relation to the sixth and latest installment, HIDDEN SCARS, which sees Sam and Nakayla enmeshed in the history of the revolutionary Black Mountain College, which was founded in 1933 and attracted world-renowned educators fleeing Nazi Germany.