In my current language mission I'm trying to prove that you can speak any language in the world anywhere in the world. So far I've mentioned how you can search social networks for nearby speakers, and take culturally relevant classes in the target language.
There are actually infinite ways to practise your target language without travelling, several of which I've outlined in the Language Hacking Guide. But here's another of my many ideas that I hope some of you will apply: being friendly with tourists.
You don't have to travel to meet tourists. As long as you live in or near any major city, you will find them.
I'm all about attempting to have an authentic experience, and avoiding speaking English and having almost all local friends is one way I do that. However, I do want to make it clear that I am not an anti-tourist.
If anything, I find anti-tourists way more irritating than a loud Bermuda t-shirt wearing oblivious tourist with an SLR camera around his neck ever can be. Anti-tourists have their ridiculous rules of actually avoiding the most interesting aspects of travel just to prove their worth. If anything, call me the anti-anti-tourist.
I think tourism and tourists are great. It is the backbone of what makes travel so easy nowadays and a very noble industry to be a part of.
In fact, I talk with tourists as a major part of the way I maintain languages not spoken in the country I currently live in. This is generally why I not only choose to live in major cities, but why I also try to live close to the "touristy" centre (right off Váci utca in Budapest, a short walk from Copacabana in Rio etc.) I actually want to have easy access to the tourists.
The reason is simple: there are usually so many of them that you will almost certainly find some that speak your target language (presuming it's a widely spoken language) and it's very easy to spark a conversation with them.
One way to meet all of these tourists is to work in the industry. I've done that a few times – as a receptionist in a youth hostel and tour guide a few times too. But even not doing that, you'd be surprised how easy it is to meet them and spark up a conversation. They are almost always thrilled to see a local speak their language and will be very patient with you as you try.
So how do you do it? Well, here in Medellín I go to Parque Lleras (a very touristed square) or in Berlin I'd hang out in Alexander Platz. I find a café to sit in, or a nice bench and start reading/studying, while keeping an eye on what's going on around me. If I'm walking around I always have a nice smile on me to look as friendly as possible.
The opportunities to engage in conversation with these "strangers" is unlimited. I usually carry some random items with me, especially those that are helpful. I also just look for a situation that presents itself in which I can be genuinely helpful.
After initiating the conversation, you can go from there with small talk or answering any other questions they might have and take advantage of your chance to speak the language.
People are taking photos of one another. I walk up and offer to take a shot of the whole group. When near a landmark, simply wandering around for a few minutes will have people asking you to do this anyway, but I prefer to be more active and offer help.
Someone has a cigarette in their mouth, but doesn't have a light or is asking around for one. I swoop in with mine (I can't express enough how much I hate how people smoke, but carrying a lighter around with me has helped me make so many friends). I also carry tissues (Kleenex) in cold weather to help people sneezing and a pen in my pocket and a tiny notepad they can take paper from for when it's clear someone wants to write something down.
Any time people are holding a map and looking confused or lost I walk up to them and offer my help. Since I live in the city I can generally point them in the right direction, or at least do a quick search on my smartphone for what they need.
I listen to what they are saying and if they ask one another what this is (looking at something), or where they should eat then I give them a quick tour-guide style summary or a tip for where to go next. You might think eavesdropping is rude, but when the purpose is to be helpful you'll never get angry responses. Some cultures (Americans for example) seem very apprehensive about this, but pretty much all other strangers I've joined into a conversation with half-way through have welcomed the addition. Tourists outside of their country are especially more open to new entries into their normally closed social circle. This is not something I could do beforehand due to my shyness to talk to strangers, but lots of practice of social skydiving has deprogrammed me from the bogus attitude of NOT being open to helping new people.
When I see tourists struggling to understand a local salesman, I step in and offer my free interpretation services between both of them.
Here's my favourite one: I have no excuse whatsoever to talk to them and just say "Lovely weather today, isn't it!" or "Man, I love this city, don't you?" or whatever comes to mind. I have never ever been brushed off by any tourist when I do this cheerily and genuinely.
Even if you had zero interest in learning a foreign language, I'd still urge you apply the above suggestions as they have helped me improve my social skills immensely and frequently put an interesting twist on my day.
But of course, the huge advantage, and my major motivation for sticking so close to touristy centres, is that you can practise so many languages this way! After helping the person out, start a conversation. This is a great chance for you to practise your target language if they speak it!
As a polyglot, touristed cities are a goldmine of opportunities to practise ALL my languages. But even if you are focused on just one (as long as it's one with a considerable population with the means to travel) you are likely going to find it, especially if you keep your ear open to hear when it is nearby.
Thanks to this openness to talk to tourists; in Budapest I gave some Brazilians I had just met a tour of Váci utca, gave a light to a French couple in Bangkok that led to me being invited to an entirely French party (yes, in Thailand), pointed out where Mauerpark is in Berlin to some Spaniards and actually joined them there and hung out for an afternoon, and interrupted an Italian couple giving in to have some crap coffee in Montreal and brought them to a better place.
As you can imagine, I have many more similar stories! Being helpful worked out for both of us – they got a hand in doing or learning something, and I got a free opportunity to practise their language.
I realise that this is harder in small towns, but even in my untouristed hometown I have engaged in conversations with foreigners off the beaten track and asked them how they like a "typical" Irish town. They were pleasantly surprised and eager to talk to me.
If you live in any major city, why not try hanging around the typical monument or shopping street and seeing the many opportunities that have been literally passing you by all these years?
Not only can you get some language practice – you can also help some wanderers in need of a hand.
If you liked this post, don't be shy – write a quick note in the comments below. Only takes a second 😉 And share this post with your friends on Facebook to encourage them to be nice to those passing through who are trying to get to know your city better.


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DNA repair in neurons: So if they don't divide what's to repair?
Melissa Fishel, Michael Vasko, Mark Kelley
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
Neuronal DNA repair remains one of the most exciting areas for investigation, particularly as a means to compare the DNA repair response in mitotic (cancer) vs. post-mitotic (neuronal) cells. In addition, the role of DNA repair in neuronal cell survival and response to aging and environmental insults is of particular interest. DNA damage caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS) such as generated by mitochondrial respiration includes altered bases, abasic sites, and single- and double-strand breaks which can be prevented by the DNA base excision repair (BER) pathway. Oxidative stress accumulates in the DNA of the human brain over time especially in the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and is proposed to play a critical role in aging and in the pathogenesis of several neurological disorders including Parkinson's disease, ALS, and Alzheimer's diseases. Because DNA damage accumulates in the mtDNA more than nuclear DNA, there is increased interest in DNA repair pathways and the consequence of DNA damage in the mitochondria of neurons. The type of damage that is most likely to occur in neuronal cells is oxidative DNA damage which is primarily removed by the BER pathway. Following the notion that the bulk of neuronal DNA damage is acquired by oxidative DNA damage and ROS, the BER pathway is a likely area of focus for neuronal studies of DNA repair. BER variations in brain aging and pathology in various brain regions and tissues are presented. Therefore, the BER pathway is discussed in greater detail in this review than other repair pathways. Other repair pathways including direct reversal, nucleotide excision repair (NER), mismatch repair (MMR), homologous recombination and non-homologous end joining are also discussed. Finally, there is a growing interest in the role that DNA repair pathways play in the clinical arena as they relate to the neurotoxicity and neuropathy associated with cancer treatments. Among the numerous side effects of cancer treatments, major clinical effects include neurocognitive dysfunction and peripheral neuropathy. These symptoms occur frequently and have not been effectively studied at the cellular or molecular level. Studies of DNA repair may help our understanding of how those cells that are not dividing could succumb to neurotoxicity with the clinical manifestations discussed in the following article.
Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis
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Second Primary Neoplasms
Peripheral Nervous System Diseases
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Direct reversal repair
Mitochondrial base excision repair
Fishel, M., Vasko, M., & Kelley, M. (2007). DNA repair in neurons: So if they don't divide what's to repair? Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, 614(1-2), 24-36. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2006.06.007
DNA repair in neurons : So if they don't divide what's to repair? / Fishel, Melissa; Vasko, Michael; Kelley, Mark.
In: Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, Vol. 614, No. 1-2, 03.01.2007, p. 24-36.
Fishel, M, Vasko, M & Kelley, M 2007, 'DNA repair in neurons: So if they don't divide what's to repair?', Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, vol. 614, no. 1-2, pp. 24-36. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2006.06.007
Fishel M, Vasko M, Kelley M. DNA repair in neurons: So if they don't divide what's to repair? Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis. 2007 Jan 3;614(1-2):24-36. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2006.06.007
Fishel, Melissa ; Vasko, Michael ; Kelley, Mark. / DNA repair in neurons : So if they don't divide what's to repair?. In: Mutation Research - Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis. 2007 ; Vol. 614, No. 1-2. pp. 24-36.
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The 5 Best Ads of the 2018 Golden Globes
by Elissa Tennant advertising
I love awards season. The glitz! The glamour! I love watching awkward interviews on the red-carpet pre-show, I love live-tweeting my reactions and I love going through half a box of tissues when Oprah gives acceptance speeches for prestigious lifetime awards.
The Golden Globes annually mark the start of awards season, so you can bet I was parked on the couch last night, crackers and almond butter in one hand and a glass of red wine in the other, ready for takeoff.
But as much as I love the actual awards show, I also love the commercial breaks. They're like mini Super Bowl ads. So instead of catching up on the best moments of the night (which you can find on literally any entertainment news site this morning), let's take a moment to catch up on the best ads of the night. Here are the five best ads of the 2018 Golden Globes.
(Not every video is able to be embedded! But have no fear - you can still click each header to watch.)
1) McDonald's
Remember when I said awards show ads are like mini Superbowl ads? This is a perfect example – and one of the best ads of the night. In the same way brands create sports-themed ads for the big game, this ad was created specifically for awards season.
Any Chrissy Teigen fan knows that she hates never-ending awards shows and loves food. And she even had a McDonald's-themed baby shower. She's the perfect spokeswoman for the ad, which hits directly on a niche most likely to watch awards shows (i.e. millennial, female, Chrissy Teigen/celeb fans). And it's funny. Bravo, Mickey D's!
2) Volkswagen
Yeah, I know this campaign has been airing for months now (I'm hip to trending ad campaigns!), but it's still good and it aired during the Globes, so it gets a spot on the list.
First off, this is a great deal. Volkswagen is still working to rebuild trust after its emissions scandal and it's a long process. A commercial with plenty of nostalgia featuring a song everyone loves and Summer of Love imagery with an old-school VW bus? This is a great way to pique consumer emotions and subtly reinstate that trust.
3) Volkswagen (again)
If the Volkswagen Summer of Love ad made me smile softly and put on Abbey Road, this one made me laugh out loud. It's funny, it made me stop and watch and it's a clever way to advertise a specific feature of the car. When the ads are this good, I'm not even mad they had more than one ad in the span of one awards show.
4) New York Times
A night where the Hollywood Foreign Press Association continually hammered home that we live in a time where the media is being attacked was the perfect night to air this ad. I had already seen it on my social media, but this was an excellent time to air it on television.
The timing was about as perfect as McDonald's. The viewers were pumped up with the activism from The Golden Globes and everyone was ready to talk politics – especially about women's rights and freedom of the press. An excellent and strategically placed spot on the Times' part.
5) Apple Watch
Again, I know – this ad campaign has been airing for a while now. And while this ad wasn't as phenomenal as the rest of them, it still gets a spot on the list because it's worth talking about.
Wearable tech sales have slipped and Apple's vision of an iWatch on everyone's wrist is pretty much a pipe dream at this point. This is an interesting marketing approach from Apple. Instead of advertising the traditional way and promoting the Apple Watch as a lifestyle product that makes daily tasks easier, they chose to portray it as something of a medical device – all while stating in their disclaimers that the Apple Watch is definitely NOT a medical device.
Whether it worked remains to be seen – but it's an interesting way to advertise wearable tech in an era where Apple is scrambling to up its sales.
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In Photos: Greenwich fireworks at Binney Park
The annual Town of Greenwich fireworks display and Fourth of July celebration at Binney Park in Old Greenwich, Conn., Saturday, July 1, 2017.
By Bob Luckey
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Spectators watch the annual Town of Greenwich fireworks display at Binney Park in Old Greenwich, Conn., Saturday, July 1, 2017.
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Living In Algeria As An Expat part 1
Living In Algeria As An Expat – that will be the topic of today's article.
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Algeria is a country of North Africa located between the Atlas Mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. Following its independence from France, Algeria has witnessed significant political changes resulting in more stability over the past decade.
Rich in culture and history, this country offers an exotic destination for both local residents and expats who choose to move abroad. Living in Algeria as an expat isn't the easiest thing to do, especially since there's nothing but sand surrounding you wherever you go. However, it does provide plenty of adventure and excitement if one knows where to look for it.
You have heard all about Algeria from people who have been there, so try to prepare yourself for the shock of being an outsider in this country. Still, you won't be ready until you actually get there and experience the place first hand. In spite of what your friends tell you, it's not exactly like anything you thought it would be.
Moreover, it's not much different from other places in many ways, but when you add the unique challenges that expatriates face when living there, Algeria becomes a whole new world. Have you been surfing the internet to get the best tips about moving to Algeria as an expat? Look no further!
In this article, we have compiled the reasons why Algeria should be your next travel spot. Not only is that, but we will walk you through the best tourist attractions in the country and other things to mention a few. Are you ready to explore what we've unleashed for you? Continue reading to know!
Best Tourist Attractions in Algeria
Algeria is a North African country that is located in between Morocco and Tunisia. The capital of Algeria is Algiers, where over 1 million people reside. In fact, the country has 45 million inhabitants, most of which are immigrants.
In addition, Algeria's history dates back to when they were colonized by France. Athough they gained independence in 1962, but the country has had a history of violence and unrest within their government.
As of today, tourism in the country brings in large income to the country. Although they are attempting to boost their tourism sector, but many people still think that Algeria is not safe enough to visit. In this section, we have compiled some of the best tourist attractions in Algeria. Without further ado, check it out now!
Medina of Algiers
The Medina of Algiers, or the old town of Algiers, is a popular tourist attraction in Algeria because it is one of the best conserved and fortified parts from the Ottoman Empire. The main entrance to the Medina of Algiers has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.
Roman Ruins
The Roman ruins in Tipaza are a popular tourist attraction because the site was able to preserve some of its original structures, as well as amphitheatres and houses from that time period. The Roman Ruins became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982, which makes it another top tourist spot in Algeria.
Church of Santa Cruz Del Oratorio
The Church of Santa Cruz del Oratorio was built by the Spanish between 1660 and 1690, which makes it a popular tourist attraction. Not only is that, but because it still holds many original aspects from the 17th century. This church is another site that has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982.
Algiers Zoo
Algiers Zoo is another place to take into consideration when living in Algeria as an expat. Aside from that, it became one of the top tourist attractions in Algeria because it has over 1,000 animals in its facility, which includes giraffes and tigers. That's why many locals visit Algiers zoo with their families to enjoy the interaction that they are able to have with the animals.
Museum of Antiquities
The Museum of Antiquities in Algeria is a top tourist attraction because it was created to house ancient artifacts that were discovered in Algeria's soil, many of which date back to before Christ. The interesting thing about the museum is that everything in it is made from local materials that include rocks, plants, and marble.
Roman Theatre of Djémila
The Roman Theatre of Djémila is among the top 10 tourist attraction on our list today. And this is because; it has been able to preserve its original structure – the theatre – since it was built in the second century A.D. The theatre was able to remain intact because it was buried under the desert's sand for many years, which means that the site today is very well-preserved.
Casbah of Algiers
The Casbah of Algiers is a popular tourist attraction because it is located in between two hills and contains many Islamic structures, such as mosques and an Islamic school. Moreover, this wonderful tourist attraction in Algiers is a touch to the real culture and heritage of the country
Bay of Arzew
The Bay of Arzew is a popular tourist area because it has an enclosed nature preserve that protects different species of birds that reside in that environment. The best time to visit the Bay of Arzew is between September and March, because that's when a lot of migratory birds travel through the area.
Interesting Facts about Living in Algeria as an Expat
From a giant desert engulfing the four-fifths of the country, to the world's smallest fox, the benefits of relocating to this country cannot be overemphasized. In a bid to understand more about living in Algeria as an expat, we have compiled the interesting facts you should know before relocating to this country. Some of these facts include the following;
Human Right Crisis
The human rights crisis that is occurring in the country has been an issue since the end of its war for independence from France. During this time, hundreds of thousands of people were either killed or added to jails and prisons. There have still not been any repercussions on those who were responsible for these crimes.
Home to Largest Espionage Network
Algeria is well known for having one of the largest espionage networks in the world. This includes all aspects, including media and technology. There are still numerous people who were put to death or imprisoned because they spoke out against the government.
Unique Language
Years ago, Algerians had their own unique language that was not French, Arabic or Berber. Nowadays, most of the people living in the nation speak all three languages. There has been a struggle about keeping their own language while also being able to communicate with others who are not native speakers of that language.
Large Public Sectors are in Algeria
Most of Algeria's organizations or companies are run by large public sector companies. These have control over various areas of need, including energy production. This has led to an increase in the amount of imports since most companies do not produce enough for the entire population of around 40 million people.
Literacy Rates in Algeria
Algeria's literacy rate is one of the lowest in all of Africa. There are currently two types of schools that operate within the country; private and public. The amount of people who go through mandatory schooling is around 96 percent. However, there are still large numbers of people who either do not attend school or only complete a few years.
Highest Life Expectancy
It's no doubt that Algeria is among the highest life expectancy in all of Africa. On average, research made it known that men live to be about 69 while women tend to live until they are 76. For comparison, this result or life expectancy relates to the US averages 79 and 81 respectively.
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Angelika Traugott (* 29. April 1952) ist eine ehemalige deutsche Mittelstreckenläuferin, die sich auf die 800-Meter-Distanz spezialisiert hatte.

Bei den Leichtathletik-Halleneuropameisterschaften 1976 in München wurde sie Fünfte.

1974 und 1976 wurde sie Deutsche Vizemeisterin.

Angelika Traugott startete für den TuS 04 Leverkusen.

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 800 m: 2:01,44 min, 6. Juni 1976, Dortmund
 1500 m: 4:22,1 min, 1. Juli 1978, Dormagen

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IATA rates airspace agency's billing system high
By Wole Oyebade
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TEF canvasses massive investment in Africa's power, human resources
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NITDA seeks capacity development for Nigerians for global competitiveness
IATA's Director General and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Alexandre de Juniac
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has lauded the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) for its consistency in rendering qualitative bills in the last three years.
This feat, according to IATA, has ensured that the error rate in bills posted by the agency for its services to airlines has reduced to less than two per cent from over 30 per cent nine years ago.
Making this commendation during the IATA/NAMA Service Review Meeting, which held at the IATA corporate office in Geneva Switzerland, the Director of Airline Settlement Services Manfred Blondeel, said NAMA has carved a niche for itself as the best out of 75 authorities and over 4000 airlines they deal with globally, in terms of reduced error rate and disputes in bills posted by the agency to IATA.
Blondeel added: "Considering the myriad of disputes that we notice daily from errors by some authorities, some errors even exceeding 50 per cent, it is to our delight that the dispute/error rate of NAMA billing has consistently remained the lowest in the world with over 98 per cent accuracy."
In his remarks, the Managing Director of NAMA, Capt. Fola Akinkuotu, noted that the progress so far made in the accuracy of airline billing is fallout of reforms being embarked upon by the agency towards ensuring transparency, accountability and efficiency in service delivery, part of which involves automating its business transactions.
"For instance, we have automated rendition of billings at the international airports in the country where traffic is huge, while we are also looking at doing same at other airports across the country," Akinkuotu said.
While appreciating members of the commercial department of the agency for their dedication to duty, the NAMA boss pledged to support the department in its quest to achieve service excellence.
Also in her remarks, the General Manager of the department, Joy Umeh, recalled that IATA had visited NAMA a couple of years and had expressed dissatisfaction over its quality of bills.
Umeh said this visit by IATA's team acted as a catalyst for the department to devise more aggressive ways towards perfecting the agency's billing system.
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Gendered Sovereignty: Numismatics and Female Monarchs in Europe, 1300–1800
William Monter
© 2011 by The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Inc.
The Journal of Interdisciplinary History (2011) 41 (4): 533–564.
https://doi.org/10.1162/JINH_a_00155
William Monter; Gendered Sovereignty: Numismatics and Female Monarchs in Europe, 1300–1800. The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 2011; 41 (4): 533–564. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/JINH_a_00155
Coins have provided specific and concrete markers of official, legitimate political sovereignty since the time of the Roman Empire. Europe's female monarchs of the old regime, a group that has not been much studied, used numismatics in effective ways to enhance their official sovereignty. Throughout the entire period, most royal heiresses were married, and despite a persistent and widely circulated literature that preached wifely subservience, their coins (and, later, their medals) suggest their full political autonomy.
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This month in the Van Meter Elementary Library the second graders celebrated Ivy + Bean Day! Ivy + Bean are two wonderful characters in a series of books by Annie Barrows.
To make the celebration even more exciting we connected to Brook Forest Elementary Library in Oak Brook, Illinois. Mrs. Miller met their librarian, Mr. John Shue when they attended the School Library Journal Summit in Chicago at the end of October. They just knew that all of the students would have a GREAT time connecting and sharing their celebrations with one another.
During the celebration, we created Double Dare Cootie Catches, designed Ivy's bedroom just like we wanted, dressed Ivy + Bean in awesome clothes, and shared the seven books with one another. As a special surprise, Ivy + Bean even left us tiny cupcakes in the library for us to eat. Everyone had an awesome time and it was so much fun getting to know more about Brook Creek Elementary too!
You can find out more about Ivy + Bean on the Van Meter Elementary Library and Tech Voice Google site at littlevanmetervoice.com on the Second Grade page.
And don't forget to check out the library for all of the Ivy + Bean books!
Last week the King Dreamers came to visit Van Meter School for the first time. The Van Meter National Honor Society have become mentors and friends to this amazing group of 5th graders. The Dreamers are part of the I Have a Dream Foundation which adopts classrooms of inner-city, high risk kids in first grade, providing tutoring, mentoring, and personal support along the way. Upon successful completion of high school, financial assistance for college is guaranteed to each Dreamer. I posted A Story of Hope last February on the Van Meter Library VOICE, which tells how our journey started with the Dreamers last year.
We usually travel to King Elementary in Des Moines, but this year we have decided to host the Dreamers at least once a month for connecting, creating, collaboration, and a lot of FUN! With this being the first visit to Van Meter, our students showed the Dreamers around our school and introduced them to Mr. Durflinger, Mrs. Arentsen, Mrs. Wesselmann, the Van Meter cheer squad, and a few of our other teachers and students.
It was inspiring to walk around the library and computer lab to see all of them talking and working together. There were groups of kids that were Skyping across the room to one another and using Photo Booth to take crazy pictures to share. One Dreamer was using Google Earth to show their Van Meter friend where they lived in Des Moines. On the far side of the library, The Cupid Shuffle video was being watched on YouTube while two Dreamers danced for their Van Meter friends. After looking at instruments in the band room, two friends were creating their own music using Garage Band. It was so special to see how their interests and differences were coming together and the friendships were developing even more than last year.
I recently contacted Random Kid and Youth Venture to figure out how the King Dreamers and Van Meter NHS members can raise money to purchase iMacs, Flip video cameras, and other technology for their space at King Elementary. After Thanksgiving, Danny Heggen from Youth Venture is coming to speak with the NHS members to brainstorm ideas of how we are going to make this dream a reality. On December 15th at our Christmas party, we are going to be able to share this plan with the Dreamers. Together they will make this dream come true and it will give the Dreamers a chance to make a difference in their own lives too.
The King Dreamers and the Van Meter National Honor Society members inspire me every time we get together. I am thankful to have the chance to work with and know each and every one of them. They are a gift in my life and in each others. I am very thankful for what they have taught me.
The moments I spend with the Dreamers and NHS members, make me realize how we can change the world.
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Daly storms off during Australian Open
Major winner John Daly risks his place at upcoming PGA after walking off mid-round during the Australian Open.
Thu Nov 10 2011 08:29:19 GMT+0000
John Daly is a well liked but controversial figure on the PGA circuit [GALLO/GETTY]
John Daly walked off the course at the Australian Open on Thursday after hitting at least five or six balls - officials were not sure of the number - into the water on the 11th hole at The Lakes.
Infuriated Australian tour officials, calling Daly's actions unprofessional, responded immediately by banning the controversial American from playing in the Australian PGA in two weeks.
Daly was 7 over after 10 holes in the first round after becoming upset with a ruling on the 10th that penalised him two strokes. He casually putted out on the 10th and took a triple-bogey 7.
On the 11th, he hit ball after ball into the water, some landing in the center of the pond, before a tour official joined him. Moments later, Daly shook hands with playing partners Craig Parry of Australia and American Hunter Mahan and walked off the course.
"Once I saw two go in, I think the effort went down pretty fast,'' Mahan said.
"It doesn't do anyone any good for John to do what he did. It's unfortunate, J.D. is a pleasant guy.''
"We can do that. For him to treat it as 'that's it' and 'see you later', that's not good enough"
Golf Australia's Trevor Herden
Parry was mostly sympathetic towards Daly, saying he had the right club to reach the green, but the wind was stronger than Daly realised.
"I like John, he's a great guy,'' Parry said.
In a Twitter message, Daly said: "when u run out of balls u run out of balls. yes, I shook my player's partners hands & signed my card w/rules official.''
Trevor Herden, Golf Australia's director of tournaments, called Daly's actions "unprofessional" and said action needed to be taken against him.
And Herden said running out of balls was no excuse for walking off the course.
"If you run out of golf balls, and you are acting in a professional manner, you will call a rules official and we will get the type of ball he is playing with and replenish his stock,'' Herden said.
"We can do that. For him to treat it as 'that's it' and 'see you later', that's not good enough.''
'Bitter and disappointed'
Herden said Daly appeared to become upset after hitting the wrong ball out of a bunker on 10 - apparently there were two there, one from the nearby practice range.
"I believe he has gone down 11, hitting five or six balls in the water - I am not exactly sure,'' Herden said.
"Anyway, he walks right off the golf course, with his son behind him, got in the courtesy car and went straight back to his hotel.''
Herden said he was "bitter and disappointed'' by Daly's actions.
"It is very disappointing for the tournament... that he has treated the championship this way,'' Herden said.
"It is a bit of a habit, but it is unacceptable and I certainly hope all the tours deal with it in an appropriate manner this time.''
Daly of the USA walking off the course in a rage at the 11th hole during day one [GALLO/GETTY]
Asked why the Australian Open would have paid him appearance money to be here, Herden replied: "I am not going to talk about appearance money, but he likes to come back this time of year to Australia.
"He is a major winner, we have to pay him some respect, too, even though his times have moved on slightly. But I would say this will be the last time we will see John Daly.''
The PGA Tour of Australasia later issued a statement saying no appearance fees had been paid to Daly. It also said Daly's actions Thursday would be referred to a disciplinary committee.
Daly, now ranked 666th in the world, was scheduled to play at the Australian PGA at the Hyatt Regency course at Coolum in two weeks.
"I think you might find that might change,'' Herden said, and the statement later said that the tour had withdrawn its offer for Daly to play at Coolum.
"The PGA does not need this kind of behavior tarnishing the achievements of other players and the reputation of our tournaments,'' the statement said.
"John is not welcome at Coolum."
In 2002, after taking a triple-bogey 7 on his last hole at the Coolum course, Daly threw his putter and ball into a greenside pond and later failed to sign for a 78 on his scorecard, disqualifying himself from the tournament.
He was later fined $5,600 by the Australasian tour and was ordered to write a letter of apology to a tour official he verbally abused.
Two years ago at the Australian Open, he smashed a spectator's camera into a tree at Royal Sydney's ninth hole. He was given a suspended fine by Golf Australia.
In 1998 at the PGA Tour's Bay Hill Invitational, Daly hit a 3-wood into the water six times in the final round, took an 18 on the par-5 sixth hole and shot an 85.
In the 2000 U.S. Open, he had a 14 on the par-5 18th hole and withdrew after an opening-round 83. Daly dumped three balls into the Pacific Ocean and hit another into a backyard adjacent to the fairway.


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Boost for statue of black footballer Arthur Wharton
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-11651395
Image caption Arthur Wharton arrived in Darlington in 1884 at the age of 19
The campaign to erect a statue to honour the world's first black professional footballer has been give a £20,000 boost.
The Football Association has donated the money to the appeal for a statue for Arthur Wharton.
He was Darlington's goalkeeper in the 1880s and the statue, by sculptor Vivien Mallock, will be in the town.
A location is still being looked for but it is hoped the statue will be ready by next year.
The campaign has been run by businessman Shaun Campbell who said it was right organisations reflected football's rich cultural diversity.
He said Wharton - who came to Darlington to train as a Methodist preacher - was a pioneer and trailblazer and it had been a long time to wait for recognition.
'Huge challenge'
He said: "It's great for Darlington, it's great for the North East."
The campaign has been running for more than three years.
Mr Campbell said: "It's just a really exciting stage."
He said it would be the first statue of a black player in England.
Ms Mallock also created the statue of Brian Clough which stands in Middlesbrough's Albert Park.
She said the Wharton statue would take a year to make.
"It's a huge challenge. I am a bit nervous about it. But it is very exciting."
Wharton, originally from Africa's Gold Coast, now Ghana, was Darlington's goalkeeper from 1885 to 1888. He also played for Preston North End, Stockport County and Sheffield United.
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Home Entertainment Music Diljit Dosanjh's 'G.O.A.T' is an ode to fans
Diljit Dosanjh's 'G.O.A.T' is an ode to fans
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Mumbai– Punjabi singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh has come out with a new album cover and says this one is for everyone who has encouraged him and his music.
The album titled "G.O.A.T." talks of his journey in the industry.
"With grace of God and the love of my fans, my journey has been amazing in (the) last 18 years! I will never be thankful enough for the kind of love and appreciation I got. This one is for everyone who have loved and encouraged me and my music," Diljit said.
The complete album is being released by Wednesday evening.
On the acting front, Diljit was last seen in the 2019 hit, "Good Newwz" that also stars Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor and Kiara Advani.
The film is a comedy about two couples trying to have a baby through IVF, and how the procedure gets goofed up. (IANS)
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Q: Ubuntu 12.10 torrent trackers down for you? are the Ubuntu 12.10 torrent trackers down for you?
http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce
http://ipv6.torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce
Their status for me is: Not Working
I am using qbittorrent 3.0.6

A: I cannot reproduce this. I am using Bittorrent on my Windows machine to get some Ubuntu releases as it has a fast connection, and I am not having issues. Since I do not have IPv6, the http://ipv6.torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce tracker cannot be resolved in DNS, but http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce is working. Looking at the numbers, quite a few peers and seeds are able to connect.

You can try adding a Web Seed(or HTTP seed) if your torrent client supports it, select the correct URL based on what you are downloading from http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.10/.
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This is practically untested, so let me know any problems, and I'll release an update ASAP.
Merry Christmas to the KOA!
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What a lovely present for the KOA.
Merry Christmas to you, Steve 'Jesus' Camber.
simply happy to been dropped here, cause the KO2 virus is back... this game is fantastic !
Well done Steve 'Messiah' Camber!
Let's LAUNCH this at the Landan International Tournament! Should be fun and experimental all at once.
Steve, Are you Santa Claus? This night would I want to play BF2, not KO2!!!! thank for your gift!
Great! Nice work Steve C. I look forward to playing this when I get back to Manchester.
...what's this KO2 thing everyone keeps talking about?
The second thing that leaps out to me is that I'm not able to use the FALCON!!!! My lovely Falcon!!! where is my defence? and the wings? ARGH!!!!!
I intended to use SHIFT+1-4 but had trouble detecting the SHIFT keypress. As it was getting late, and I could detect a CTRL press I used that, which seemed a good alternative.
Only after releasing the ADF and then trying it out on my A1200 did I realise that the Amiga only has ONE CTRL key, unlike the PC keyboard which has one on the left and one on the right. Oops!
don't you like the doubletapping idea?
Double-tapping would be easy enough to do, but I would like to keep things compatible with the original format - When you hit "1", you know you are always going to get 4-2-4, and you dont have to check the text which appears at the bottom of the screen to be sure.


Alex Long is Group Vice President Global Commercial Marketing. In this role, he is responsible for driving marketing execution, brochure excellence and revenue growth management across the marketing organisation.
Alex joined Avon in 1997 and has held a number of roles across Avon's Commercial and Brand Marketing organisations. Prior to his current role, Alex was Vice President Marketing for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) where he had responsibility for overseeing marketing strategy, brochure planning, creation and print production for all EMEA markets. He also previously served as Vice President Commercial Marketing for Central and Eastern Europe.
Prior to Avon, Alex held marketing positions at Whitworths in the UK between 1994 and 1997. He holds a Bachelor's in Business and Economics from the University of Stirling in the U.K.
Alex is a big fan of the Avon True Nutra Effects range.


We believe that your cat deserves the best of care while you are away. When you leave your pet at the cattery Cats@Home, you can be confident that everything will be done to make their stay as pleasant and as comfortable as possible, just like "at home".
Our cattery is set in a quiet, fully secure and secluded garden, situated in a rural area. It is constructed to the highest standards and offers all the facilities that your cat requires.
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Our cattery has been constructed in May 2008, to the highest standards. Since we are situated in a rural area and the facility is located in a secluded and secure garden, your pets will be safe and content.
Please take a few minutes to learn more about the cattery itself, and how we care for your pet.
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Lakshmi Devy: The Doctor-Turned-Filmmaker Is Winning Laurels In the US
by Ankur J Kakoti May 9, 2021, 8:33 am 1k Views
Dr. Lakshmi Devy, a specialist by calling has consistently been energetic about acting and filmmaking and her fantasies have worked out as expected after she won the lofty Gold Remy grant for the course at the 54th World Houston International Film celebration for her film – "When the Music Changes."
It is to be noticed that other well-known victors of the Gold Remy grants are the's who of the worldwide movie industry including Spielberg, Lucas, Ang Lee, The Coen siblings, Ridley Scott, and a few acclaimed heads of Hollywood.
Worldfest is one of the most established and biggest movies and video rivalries on the planet.
Dr. Lakshmi Devy said, "This has been a significant privilege for a producer like me and I am pleased to address my Indian roots thusly."
Lakshmi transports between the US and Chennai and after the lockdown and mounting Covid cases she has liked to remain back in India and is right now in conversations with a few Hollywood creation organizations for her new pursuit.
She has a creation house in New York, FiDi talkies which have delivered "When the Music Changes" and Hollywood entertainer and chief, John Turturro is the leading maker for this undertaking.
On her new pursuits, the specialist turned movie producer says, "I'm addressing a few major names in the worldwide entertainment world in any case, I am limited by specific agreements in not uncovering the names of these organizations. When we consent to the arrangement, I will illuminate you regarding the creation organizations."
Her film, "When the Music Changes", which is prearranged, coordinated, and delivered by her, makes them assume the part of the hero. The film depends on the Indian assault situation as studies call attention to that at regular intervals a young lady is assaulted in the country.
Lakshmi while talking about the film said, "The film talks on the assault in India and that it isn't the one who is assaulted who loses the honor, rather the man loses it in light of the obnoxious demonstration."
The clinical specialist additionally said that she is wanting to do a few causes shows across the globe remembering a film for the current health-related crisis after the development of Covid and how mankind needs to remain together to beat this pandemic which is removing the valuable existences of numerous in the most heartbreaking of conditions.
She was the screenwriter for the public Honor-winning entertainer Bobby Sinha, Mirchi Shiva film "Masala Padam", which is the tale of the fact that it is so difficult to make a hot film. The film has won significant awards across Tamil Nadu. Lakshmi additionally assumed the part of a hero in the film.
A short movie named "Daro Mat" made in both Tamil and Hindi did by this medical doctor. It was widely praised in numerous global film celebrations across the world and is currently delivered on YouTube with over 3.5 million perspectives.
Tim Van Petten, Ten Time Emmy grant designated chief, Edie Falco, Emmy grant-winning Hollywood entertainer, Aida Turturro, double-cross Emmy grant selected entertainer was all gestures of recognition for the film made by Dr. Lakshmi Devy.
Dr. Lakshmi Devy said, "As I said prior, I am currently concluding the contents of two or three motion pictures which will have prestigious creation houses and I need to keep my fingers crossed for the present as I am not allowed to talk on them now."
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It happens so often, doesn't it with the first round?!! Hopefully the kinks are worked out now for everyone still trying for tickets today and tomorrow!
Yes! I don't know how, but they have done it! Fingers crossed for everyone that your issues are resolved and that it goes smoothly from here!!
I HAVE TICKETS!!!! And for the show we wanted . . . Nashville . . . music city use here we come And we have RED ZONE!!! Adam's side!!! 45 mins. after our show was on sale, this is what we got!! happy, happy, happy, happy, happy Wishing great luck to all others who are trying today and tomorrow!!! Hoping you have success and we can put this stress behind us all!!! I am truly keeping you all in my thoughts with this fiasco and that it all turns out well for each and every true fan!!! A special THANK YOU for MAX!!!! I have no idea how you managed it, but thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!
I wonder what if anything can be done . . . if TM has barred us???
I'm sure they are, but it appears that nothing can or will be done???
Of all the people I chat with and know on Facebook, I seem to be the ONLY one left out of the sales!! They all went to JT too, so it isn't that.


WASHINGTON – An additional $30 million in pork products will be purchased in FY 2009 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for federal food and nutrition assistance programs, according to the American Meat Institute. This move will also help move more pork for the struggling U.S. pork chain.
U.S.D.A. has purchased approximately $151 million in pork products this year for food and nutrition assistance programs through annual appropriation and Recovery Act funding. The agency's announcement was made after A.M.I. and the National Pork Producers Council met earlier this week with U.S.D.A. officials and key appropriators to explain the plight of pork producers, packers and processors and the need for this additional pork purchase.
"These purchases will assist pork producers who are currently struggling due to depressed market conditions … This action will help mitigate further downward prices, stabilize market conditions, stimulate the economy and provide high quality, nutritious food to recipients of U.S.D.A.'s nutrition programs," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.


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Home » Events » The Snow Queen
An epic fairy-tale style adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson's classic tale, spiced with humour.
The classic tale by Hans Andersen has been adapted by Ben Oldfield into a script suitable for a school production. The play's themes are fundamental – Love, in the form of childhood innocence, triumphs over cynicism and despair. The Snow Queen represents the temptation of power and domination. Gerda ultimately defeats this force through love, loyalty, fortitude and resilience. Her integrity is too great a power for the Snow Queen; the spell is broken and her friend is released.
The production has an epic fairytale style, spiced with humour and comic characters. There is a poignant through-line of hope and never giving up, shown through Gerda's increasingly difficult trials. The show features a blend of complementary styles, incorporating dance, live music, song, ensemble physical theatre and imaginative staging with a clear design aesthetic.
There is a strong female central character, and opportunities for a large cast in a variety of roles.
http://www.burrelltheatre.com/
Tickets: £3 — £5
To £5
The Burrell Theatre, Truro
Wed 22nd November, 2017 — Sun 26th November, 2017
Tickets via the Hall For Cornwall website
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British-Irish Council taken over by Climate Alarmists?
The Irish Times has carried a report that
THE BRITISH government could massively subsidise the Irish wind energy industry under proposals to be considered in London today.
Would that be the same British Government who are struggling to control a record budget deficit? A Government that presides over a territory which is in many parts extremely windy. Where would these windmills be located? The proposal would be offshore. So the UK is a short of coastline then?
Who put forward this proposal? The famous British-Irish Council. Their website is here.
And here is a screen-shot of that homepage.
It strikes as a little odd that the website should be hosted in Jersey. Or if you do a Google search you will find lots of references to renewable energy and the Isle of Man. Promoting the minor islands and wind power would be a major part of its' purpose then?
To quote the website
Priority areas of work
At its first summit in London in December 1999, the council decided on a number of priority areas of work which would benefit from such co-operation. While the list is not exhaustive, it includes:
consideration of inter-parliamentary links
sporting activity
approaches to EU issues
minority and lesser used languages
prison and probation issues
So that would be a no then.
It would seem that the original purpose of the British-Irish Council has been lost and that the organisation has been taken over by some Climate Alarmists from the Isle of Man, Jersey or Scotland. Perhaps the Council is no longer fit for purpose.
The actual meeting in London was full of the wind issue. See the Irish Times and BBC Wales.
Tagged British-Irish Council, Climate Change, Irish Times, Wind Power
https://manicbeancounter.com/2011/06/21/british-irish-council-taken-over-by-climate-alarmists/
CAGW – Paralleling Kuhnian Science or New Labour Spin?
Keynes, Hayek and Global Warming


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Vampire Weekend don't reinvent the six songs they run through on this live-in-the-studio session, but they do some nifty interior decorating. Trumpets add a Victorian air to VW's Afro-tinged hits "A-Punk" and "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa," and the band slows down the ska-tinged "Holiday," making it groove like a stoned Christmas party. On a loopy-yet-reverent cover of Bruce Springsteen's "I'm Going Down," Jersey native Ezra Koenig slips into the Bruce impression that lurks in every Garden State soul. But VW are more at home with "Have I the Right," by British Invasion one-hit wonders the Honeycombs, turning a fresh-faced stomp into a jazzy shamble. The affinity makes sense: The Honeycombs looked like actuaries and had one of rock's first girl drummers. They were a perfect rock & roll oddity, just like Vampire Weekend.
Gallery: Keep up with rock's hottest photos in Random Notes
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Finishing Brands and Owens Community College have teamed up to present Spray Finishing Technology Workshops. These three-day intensive training programs are scheduled for: September 12-14, 2018 in Toledo, Ohio.
Martin Senour was recently recognized by NAPA AUTO PARTS with its Product Excellence in Innovation award for RustProof M/D.
With SATA's 2018 spring promotion SATA headphones come free of charge when you purchase the SATAjet 5000 B only during the promotion period.
Painters Supply & Equipment Co. (PSE) has completed the acquisition of ACS of Georgia.
PPG has teamed up with celebrated airbrush artist Shannon MacDonald for what may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for aspiring airbrush artists.
RDA held their Spring Membership Meeting March 21- 23 at the Embassy Suites Downtown Denver, Colo.
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A heavily customized 1957 Chevrolet dubbed "Imagine" and sporting a gleaming silver PPG finish claimed the prestigious Don Ridler Memorial Award at the recent 66th Detroit Autorama.
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Dealer Loses 2nd Bid To Arbitrate Used Car Class Suit
Law360, New York (December 15, 2015, 5:54 PM ET) — A California appellate court on Monday again refused to send to arbitration a proposed class action alleging that car dealer Import Motors Inc. sold used cars as new, saying on remand from the state's high court that the dealer didn't prove an arbitration agreement existed.
The unanimous three-judge panel said it had already affirmed a trial court order denying arbitration as unconscionable, but that the California Supreme Court ordered it to take another look at the case in light of Sanchez v. Valencia Holding Co. LLC. In that case, the high court ruled that the standard for unconscionability must be as rigorous when applied to arbitration clauses as for any contract clause.
"Although Sanchez undermines the reasoning of our prior decision, we again affirm the trial court's denial of the petition for arbitration, now on the basis that appellant failed to prove the existence of an arbitration agreement," Justice Mark B. Simons wrote in an unpublished opinion.
Car buyer Gabriel Natalini launched the suit in November 2010, alleging Import Motors knowingly misrepresented customers' used trade-in cars as new in violation of the Rees-Levering Motor Vehicle Sales and Finance Act, according to court records.
Import Motors' motion to compel arbitration was first dismissed in 2011, when San Mateo Superior Court Judge Joseph C. Scott found the purported arbitration agreement wasn't properly explained to Natalini upon signing.
The dealer appealed, and in January 2013 a three-judge panel agreed that Import Motors' arbitration agreement with Natalini was fundamentally unfair and systematically favored the dealer.
The California Supreme Court later agreed to review the case and ordered the appellate court in September to take a second look in light of the Sanchez decision.
While the reasoning from the appellate court's initial decision is undermined by Sanchez, the appellate court said Monday it's still affirming the decision to deny arbitration.
The panel said Import Motors doesn't argue that it presented admissible evidence of an arbitration agreement or argue that the trial court abused its discretion when refusing to consider a supplemental declaration from Import Motors' custodian of records.
"Although respondent attached a contract with an arbitration provision to the complaint, appellant denied the allegations of the complaint in its answer and appellant does not argue respondent is estopped from disputing the existence of an arbitration agreement," the panel said. "Appellant has not shown the trial court erred in denying appellant's petition on the basis that appellant failed to prove the existence of an agreement to arbitrate."
The panel vacated its earlier opinion and affirmed the trial court order based on its new reasoning.
Thomas Crowell, an attorney for Import Motors, told Law360 in a Tuesday email that he was surprised by the decision.
"We are at this time reviewing the decision and considering our options, which may include a petition for rehearing," Crowell said.
Representatives for Natalini didn't immediately respond Tuesday to a request for comment.
Justices Mark B. Simons, Barbara J.R. Jones and Henry E. Needham Jr. sat on the panel for the First Appellate District.
Natalini is represented by John William Hanson of The Hanson Law Firm and Ian Otto of Otto & Guillen.
Import Motors is represented by Thomas Martin Crowell and David Robert Sidran of Toschi Sidran Collins & Doyle.
The case is Natalini v. Import Motors Inc., case number A133236, in the Court of Appeals of the State of California, First Appellate District.
— Additional reporting by David McAfee. Editing by Ben Guilfoy.
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The cedar tree has played a central role in the lives of the Stó:lō people as a resource and in their spirituality. The characteristics of the cedar tree allow it to be manipulated in a variety of ways to provide many resources. The wood is soft and lightweight and easily splits along the grain-making it easily worked with tools made of stone and bone, in addition to making it ideal for planks for longhouse construction. House posts, masks, and canoes were all made from the cedar tree. The Stó:lō used every part of the tree, from roots to boughs, for both material and spiritual uses-nothing was wasted.


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#pragma once

#include <functional>
#include <vector>

namespace atoms { namespace detail {

template <class Message> class message_listener;

class message_listener_base
{
public:
	template <class Message>
	void deliver(const Message& msg)
	{
		static_cast<message_listener<Message>*>(this)->deliver(msg);
	}

	template <class Message>
	void queue(const Message &msg)
	{
		static_cast<message_listener<Message>*>(this)->queue(msg);
	}

	template <class Message>
	bool matches(const std::function<void(const Message&)>& fn, const void* target=nullptr) const
	{
		return static_cast<const message_listener<Message>*>(this)->matches(fn, target);
	}

	virtual size_t count() const = 0;

	virtual void flush() = 0;
};

template <class Message>
class message_listener : public message_listener_base
{
	typedef Message message_type;
	typedef std::function<void(const Message&)> handler_type;
public:
	message_listener(const handler_type& handler, const void* target=nullptr)
		: m_handler(handler)
		, m_target(target)
	{}

	void deliver(const message_type& msg)
	{
		m_handler(msg);
	}

	void queue(const message_type &msg)
	{
		m_queue.push_back(msg);
	}

	virtual void flush() override
	{
		for (auto msg : m_queue)
			deliver(msg);
		m_queue.clear();
	}

	bool matches(const handler_type& fn, const void* target=nullptr) const
	{
		return
			m_handler.target_type() == fn.target_type() &&
			m_target == target;
	}

	size_t count() const override
	{
		return m_queue.size();
	}

private:
	handler_type m_handler;
	const void* m_target;
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Parahyponomeuta egregiella is een vlinder uit de familie van de stippelmotten (Yponomeutidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd in 1838 gepubliceerd door Duponchel.

Stippelmotten


Winnie Wong is a radical media maker, internet activist and founding organizer of Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Sandy. Occupy Sandy hit the ground running In the immediate aftermath of a Hurricane Sandy devastated New York. More than 60,000 volunteers were trained and dispatched to the Far Rockaways, New Jersey, and Staten Island to provide what has now become the largest crowd powered disaster relief effort in history. As a movement strategist, she has helped vision, facilitate and implement numerous paradigm shifting campaigns for political, cultural and social change. In the Spring of 2014, she helped to launch Ready For Warren. In the Spring of 2015, she co-founded People For Bernie 2016, and created the viral political hashtag: #FeelTheBern. She will theorize the hegemony and continue to use the internet as a powerful tool for organizing toward direct democracy, equality, and justice for all.


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Overpass with 150 degree radius constructed in Tashkent
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Automobile overpass with the radius of 150 degree, constructed in crossroads of Muqimi and Shota Rustaveli streets in Tashkent since May, will become the first such artificial building in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan Temir Yollari said that the overpass will have arcuate shape. The overpass with radius of 150 degrees will be the first such artificial building in Uzbekistan. The total length of the new overpass is just less than one kilometer. Four-lane bridge will connect the street Muqimi and Babur. For the convenience of pedestrians, it is planned to erect a flyover equipped with elevators and escalators. It is worth to mention that the first above-ground pedestrian crossings with the presence of modern type escalators were built by railroad-builders in the Khadra area in 2015. The road builders are also working in Aqtepa. The large-scale automobile interchange is created there. The culvert constructed over Burzhar channel and automobile road will be constructed over this concrete construction. The bridge over the channel is expanded. Two elevated pedestrian crossings are also constructed and they will have modern elevators and escalators. The automobile roads are constructed from Aqtepa squre to Muqimi, Shota Rustaveli, Kushbegi streets, as well as along Little Ring Road via Northern Railway Station to Tarraqiyot street. Currently, construction and improvement works are in full swing there. It is expected that all objects will be launched in September.
Proposals for the development of Yunusabad district were considered
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev held a meeting with khokims and heads of sectors of metropolitan areas, chairmen of makhallas and youth of Yunusabad district.
Investment projects presented to Uzbek President
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- After returning from Jizzakh region, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev became acquainted with the progress of implementation and promising investment projects.
New Uzbekistan Lounge heralds a more modern and environmentally sustainable public space in FAO's headquarters
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) – FAO's Director-General QU Dongyu and Uzbekistan's Minister for Agriculture Jamshid Khodjaev today signed an agreement for establishing the Uzbekistan Lounge at FAO's headquarters in Rome.
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For hotel business owners, there are big benefits to setting up a captive insurance company. This can be a valuable way to protect your company and save money at the same time, since captive insurance companies are known for tax flexibility. A captive insurance company is an affiliate of a business that is created to reinsure particular risks of that business. The captive can be formed in the U.S. or in a foreign jurisdiction. Policies can contain all of the basic terms that are included in commercial insurance contracts and premiums are determined by independent actuaries.
The goal of a captive is to help pick up the risk that has already been held by a business that "self-insured". This means that the business has some kind of specific need for which it is too expensive or impossible to get typical insurance. In this case, the captive serves a very important role of improving the risk protection capability for the business. Some examples include earthquake coverage, food-borne illness concerns, or cyber theft.
Security breaches seem to be on the rise. Target's customer data breach impacted 110 million Americans and the Neiman Marcus breach affected 40 million, and it seems like we are hearing about new breaches every few weeks. Staying ahead of the curve is critical for those in the hospitality industry, and hoteliers have an excellent opportunity to consider their own risk reduction and planning tools in the wake of security breaches across other industries.
Hotels are major targets for financial and identity theft. Since all hotels work through credit and debit cards on file, this already exposes a lot of risk for private customer information. Those credit cards can be accessed and digitally "swiped" any number of times during a guest's hotel stay- whether it's at the bar, ordering room service, or for a spa charge. Every swipe opens the door for identity theft without the hotel's knowledge.
One common gaping hole for hoteliers is unsecured wireless internet. While a hotel owner may think he or she is doing the right thing by providing free and easy access, an unsecured network really poses a big threat. Hackers can more easily access your network and programs in order to steal information and records from your service.
There are a few steps hoteliers can take to beef up security. Restricting access to data and collection of data is one way to protect customer privacy. Critical identifying information should be stored securely and a database should be created about under which computers and servers various information is kept. Encryption is one easy way that hotels can store information safely, reducing the risk of guest identity or financial theft. This is a great opportunity to review your existing procedures and policies to determine the risks.
If you'd like to talk more about how planning can help you prevent problems & how asset protection planning can help you to shield your assets from such liabilities, contact us at 732-521-9455 or info@lawesq.net today.


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