Not such a clever title for this post. But it's 5 am here and I am up because my allergies are so bad I can't sleep, so I really am not feeling "it" right now. Nonetheless, that is what I love about Working Mom Wednesday's... I don't have to think so much.
Right now I need a cocktail of allergy medicines just to function thru the day. I broke down yesterday and went to one of those Take Care clinics in a Walgreen's, and let me tell you, those things are great. I was in and out in a half an hour! I think I actually waited longer for my prescriptions to be filled .
But back to the question- other than that I can't really say I NEED anything to get thru the day. I'm not a huge coffee person, though I do tend to stop at Starbucks for a Grande Iced Toffee Nut latte if I work a morning shift. Not out of need, but because they are super tasty! I guess if I had to pick one thing it would be lip gloss, more specifically, Burts Bees pomegranate. And not to be super corny or cheesy but- a kiss from my husband and snuggles from Jack.
At my old job my commute was an hour plus. So my morning commute consisted of Starbucks and listening to my favorite radio morning talk show. The ride home was listening to the radio/iPod and catching up on missed calls. Now I thankfully only have a 10 minute ride to work, so I usually just listen to the radio!
Does anyone know how to merge to Blogger Blog's. I want to merge this blog with my Mama Insomnia Blog, because I want to go by that name from now on. Is there a way to merge this one into that without losing all my followers, etc.?
Provided I can merge the 2, I was looking into giving Mama Insomnia a little face lift. Does anyone have any tips/tricks for sprucing up your blog. I know the basics, like getting new layouts and backgrounds from sites like Shabby Blogs, but other than that I am lost. Any tips or suggestions are greatly appreciated!
And last but not least, I decided to join a blog community in hopes of meeting new blogger's and gaining more readers. I'm just getting started so if you like what you see here please click on the button below (or to the left) and vote for me! Thanks!!
Found you through Working Mom Wednesday. I love your blog and I'm following you now. I have no idea on your questions though. I tried doing my own "sprucing" and I wasn't happy so I paid for my blog revamping. Your blog is cute but I agree that change is good. Good luck with the merge!!
I found your blog through a google alert I have set up for working mom. The first thing I thought was that I LOVE the name. I can't believe you want to change it. They only way I know to merge is to tell your readers that now you will be directing them to another place and to send them over there.
If you are looking for communities you should really check out SITS. Here is a link to their blog frog: http://www.theblogfrog.com/757946. Their community is over 7,000 women strong and they work by supporting each other with comments. Their blog is at www.sitsgirls.com.
Thanks Jennifer! I'll check out SITS today. Thank you for the suggestion!
Blogger has some new templates and options to use, if you didn't want to just download a new background or whatever. I have been debating about changing my blog name as well and purchasing my own space... but I've too busy to really do the research I need to. Good luck with merging your blogs, I wish I could help!
no idea on the merge thing... i think you'll just have to tell people you'll be blogging over there now. don't even think there is a way to get all your blog posts from here to there either. sorry can't be of help!
as for sprucing it up. what are you looking to do?? you look like you have a pretty good layout now.
and yes, check out SITS. not only do you get to meet other great bloggers, but eventually, you'll have your featured SITS day too!!!
Oh the joys of allergy season...I've battled those. Cute blog...following now from WMW.
Hi - here for WMW - love the lip gloss comment, that is soo cool!
You poor thing! Will pray for those allergies. Please let me know where you find the best tips for sprucing up the blog. I am such a novice and trying to learn the ropes myself. Good luck with the merge!


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Cold Weather Alert Issued for Lancaster, Santa Clarita, Mt. Wilson
by Contributing Editor December 17, 2022 December 17, 2022
Overnight temperatures are expected to drop significantly in parts of the Southland this week, prompting health officials to issue a cold weather alert for some areas Saturday.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health's cold weather alert was in effect Saturday to Wednesday for Lancaster, Monday and Tuesday for Mount Wilson, and Tuesday for the Santa Clarita Valley.
"Children, the elderly and people with disabilities or special medical needs are especially vulnerable during cold weather," Los Angeles County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis said in a statement.
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"Extra precaution should be taken to ensure they don't get too cold when they are outside. There are places where people can go to stay warm, such as shelters or other public facilities. We also want to remind people not to use stoves, barbecues or ovens to heat their homes due to the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning."
Residents were also urged to frequently check on and help family members, friends and neighbors with limited mobility and limited access to heat, such as seniors and those who are ill, and to avoid leaving pets outdoors overnight.
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has a Winter Shelter Program available for those who need shelter. Locations and transportation information are online at www.lahsa.org/ or through the L.A. County Information line by calling 211. Information can also be received by emailing wintershelter@lahsa.org.
LAHSA announced augmented hours Saturday to Wednesday in Lancaster, Monday and Tuesday in the San Gabriel Valley, and Tuesday in the Santa Clarita Valley.
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Let Pharrell Williams make your feet happy. These men's tennis shoes, designed in collaboration with the award-winning musician, are built for top players as they compete this summer at Flushing Meadows. Featuring a knit upper that adapts to your foot, these durable shoes offer seamless construction for an ideal fit. They include a bit of extra room in the toe box, while ADIPRENE®+ cushioning lets you concentrate on your game as you hammer a cross-court winner.


Auxiliary input module Type 3056-A-040 is aimed at applications where you need to monitor low-frequency voltage signals along with the sound and vibration signals.
The module offers a combination of four 51.2 kHz input channels with eight simultaneously sampled low-frequency auxiliary channels.
Unique to Type 3056 is the support of high-speed tacho signals on input channel 1-4* which enables the user to record signals needed to perform angle domain analysis using PULSE Reflex Angle Domain Analysis Type 8740.
Pass/fail monitoring, on/off control, etc.
The module offers a combination of 4 x 51.2 kHz input channels with eight simultaneously sampled low frequency auxiliary channels.
Type 3056 features four DC outputs which can be controlled as a function of tolerance curves result and level meter results. This is used for simple On/Off control of 3rd party equipment in production test Pass/Fail, etc.
The interchangeable front panels give the flexibility to be used in conjunction with a wide range of transducers. The module works equally well both as a single module system or as part of a large LAN-XI measurement system, making it one of the most flexible data acquisitions modules available on the market.
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The wind whipped the water into a choppy grey mixture.
Three big ships settled at anchor, seemingly in the foreground but far enough from the coast to dissuade any thought of swimming to them.
Amid a haze on the horizon was land, only recognisable because you knew it was there.
Cottesloe Beach not long after daybreak…but it served as a simile for the beach at Dunkirk in 1940. The German army had driven the Allied forces of British, Belgian and French soldiers to the west coast of France. It was get into the water or get killed – unless the British could muster enough boats to get the soldiers home, hundreds of thousands of them.
I looked at my ocean and thought of the men and boys waiting in isolation at that French beach. Thought of death behind you and a water wall in front of you. Thought of the desperation of waiting for rescue from a homeland that may be so desperately ashamed of you: losers amid a historical record of winners. Waiting for rescue which may never come.
SOCIAL DISTANCE: BRITISH TROOPS AT DUNKIRK AWAIT SHIPS WHICH MAY NEVER COME
It is testament to Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk (2017) I was thinking this. It had been three days since I had seen it yet the film was haunting me. It made me cry uncontrollably for reasons I don't know. I am tearful writing this.
Like Saving Private Ryan (1998) and its famous Normandy beach scenes (when the good guys came back four years later and began to wreak their revenge on the despicable), Dunkirk does a lot with images and even more with sound. It draws threads of individual tales into one narrative and it delivers powerfully.
It is a movie I found hard to fault. It gripped me from the first moments until the final scenes. It did not preach about good and evil but delivered a sermon on the futility of war and how luck can be as much a part of survival as bravery or cowardice.
Apart from the music which played when the flotilla of private yachts and other seaworthy vessels finally came to rescue the desperate soldiers, it was a perfect movie. On a second viewing, even this did not intrude. Hans Zimmer's score was as much a star of the film as some of the great actors appearing.
Outstanding performances depicting stiff upper lip types to common working boys now in uniform; from stoic Dads to teenagers who want to amount to something in their lives.
It's a bloke's film (I saw one or two nurses but war then was about men). It had some corny dialogue but that's the way I imagine those types of British officers spoke in that era….and it had Tom Hardy!
Granted he was hidden behind a mask in a Spitfire pilot's uniform and didn't get to show much of his acting cred but he was in it. That's enough for me. The guy is the best thing going around in TV or film. (See Legend (2015) if you doubt this or catch TV's Peaky Blinders where he plays a cameo). Hardy's CV is a lot more extensive and I urge anyone to find something he has been in and watch him.
Kenneth Branagh, once the recognised successor to the Oliver-Gielgud-Guinness generation, was there as a naval commander. So too was Mark Rylance as Mr Watson, emblematic of the thousands of boat owners who crossed the English Channel to pick up their boys.
THE KIDS: HARRY STYLES, ANEURIN BARNARD AND FIONN WHITEHEAD
And there were 'kids'. Most notably Harry Styles of One Direction fame but Fionn Whitehead was brilliant as Tommy, the first soldier we see and who we feel will never get off France; so too were Tom Glynn-Carney as Rylance's son; Jack Lowden as a pilot who ditches his plane into the sea; and Aneurin Barnard as Gibson, a French soldier dressed in British kit so he can escape early. Cillian Murphy (more in Hardy's age group) played a shivering soldier rescued from an upturned hulk.
It was like being 20 again and watching a 1970s epic where every Hollywood star got to play a cameo. In Dunkirk a few established greats played alongside a group of potential stars.
All the while you are gripped by the tension, the exasperation and despair, the heroism and the stoicism of the Brits.
Dunkirk had a certain rah-rah but not like the Americans would have done it. It provided a tale of how the world was 77 years back and gave some subtle indications of how western society may have lost its compass bearing. People will always be self serving and selfish but there is still a lot of room for teamwork and genuine compassion.
This is the best film I have seen since American Beauty (1999).
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Ten questions to see if you have what it takes to run the UK's largest supermarket chain. Will you be a success or will you run Tesco into the ground?
Your management team needs some direction. What should we focus on?
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I've never lost the taste for a planner. Bit by the bug, I have carried one my entire life. I've watched the industry blossom them fade, and now it's having a comeback. For a few years, the only planners I could find were in an office supply store. Dayspring, Franklin Covey and a few others survived, but the market shrank to almost nothing.
A year ago, I saw a post on Facebook about an Erin Condren Planner. I didn't even care what it looked like. I wanted to try something new. Then I found out I could buy stickers for the planner and decorate it by following planner divas on Youtube. My wallet hasn't been the same.
I entered a whole new world filled with lots of ways to spend money on pretty things and be organized at the same time. It's now been 12 months. I've gone from trying to use my Google Calendar to keep up with all of my stuff, to using three different planners. If I didn't think my guy's head would spin around and pop off, I'd probably buy another one. I mean there are just so many to pick from.
I needed a planner for actual business purposes. At least, that's what I told my guy when the new Inkwell Press planner showed up! It's taken me a few weeks, but my productive focus has improved by about 120 percent. Being able to write specific things in as long a sentence as I want, leaves me getting something business related done every single day.
My writing isn't going barn burners since I seem to be afraid to write the ending scene. I need a therapist to figure out what that's about, but it's ok. I did great with my social plan, I read a writing book, I updated the blog, participated in my classes. Really, I got a ton done, and I have the little check marks to prove it.
Let's talk planners. Maybe next week, I will talk about actual planning and goal setting? You guys can let me know.
Erin Condren: Here is a picture of before and after I decorate my ECLP. This is how I use it week to week. I track more life stuff in here than anything else. Details go in this one. I track meals, money spent, big five or six items I want to get done, daily tasks, hydration, appointments, all kinds of stuff. I even put in pictures using my Polaroid zip printer. This planner never leaves my house.
Personal Sized: A Michael's Recollections binder with Sew Much Crafting Inserts inside. Here is a picture of before and after decorating. This is how I set up the weeks in this one. I carry my personal size in my purse. I love it for high level details. I keep some business stuff in here, but mostly this one is for the big things I don't want to forget, notes, shopping lists, and holiday tracking.
InkWell Press Planner: Here is a photo of before and after decoarting next week. I use this for my writing business only. I write anything I want to accomplish for the week. For instance, next week is a plot planning week for another book. I think I want to keep all other distractions to a minimum. Life doesn't stop though. I will have a critique group meeting with work to read and love over. Social media is non-stop. I will have one class to finish. Still plenty of stuff to put in the pages, and more than enough to keep me occupied.
Planners are so much fun for me. I enjoy them. If you have never tried them, poke about and find one that suits your needs. Don't give up if the first one doesn't work for you.
Next week we can talk about how not to over plan, how to be flexible while planning, and how planning can help you balance your business, family and friends needs. Life happens in between all the other stuff. Planning can give you the freedom to take the time to enjoy those moments whether they were planned or spontaneous.
Leave a comment below. I would love to hear how you use your planner!


Margin data supplied by Shell to investment analysts show why petrochemical producers continue to ride high. In the third quarter, most other petrochemical sector players joined the energy major in reporting still healthy cracker margins.
Shell is not fully integrated to polyolefins and the cracker picture tells a large part of the story.
Producers moved quickly a few years ago to capture the shale advantage in the US. Shell switched from a heavy feed strategy to one that focused almost entirely on natural gas liquids (NGLs). It joined its peers in looking for the best, in its view, ways of building out advantage over the longer term.
Its new US cracker investment will be in Pennsylvania – the ground and underground works for the project are almost complete – close to Marcellus shale feedstock and the majority of the downstream converter demand, the northeast of the US.
The trick in petrochemicals is to have assets running well at any one time and to be in a position to capitalise on advantaged feedstock and energy costs.
Shell is clearly satisfied with its performance in chemicals and, along with the other oil majors, it sees opportunities in petrochemicals growth in a low oil demand growth world.
One thing this chart of the Shell data illustrates is the way in which liquids cracker margins have improved relative to gas. As the oil price fell from the middle of 2014, the fortunes of producer cracking naphtha and other crude oil based feedstocks improved, in recent years significantly. The shale advantage was not lost but diminished.
This is where balance in the portfolio of cracking and other chemicals assets played a positive role.
Royal Dutch Shell CFO, Jessica Uhl, pointed to the "solid performance" of the chemicals business over the past five years when she spoke to financial analysts on 3 November.
Shell produced record earnings in chemicals in the first quarter of this year. Chemicals earnings in the third quarter, excluding "identified items," were $650m, up 20% on the third quarter of 2016.
Return on average capital employed was 15% on average over the five-year period. It was 19% in Q3 2017, Uhl said.
"This performance has been delivered across a range of crude and gas prices and demonstrates the robustness of the portfolio at a lower oil price," she added.
Shell has been able to balance the types of feedstock it uses better. It has had some major problems with plant availability, but Uhl said that operational performance over the period had been better.
Shell's growth projects now are in Pennsylvania, in Geismar, Louisiana – the investment here is in higher, or alpha olefins – and in China, where Shell and its partner China National Offshore Oil Corporation are to expand their existing Nanhai cracker complex. Shell says that this is the most competitive cracker in China.
The 1.5m tone/year Pennsylvania project will be testing for the company in terms of logistics – it is isolated from the bulk of the US petrochemical industry investment on the Gulf Coast – and possibly in terms of construction costs, which have risen significantly across the sector.
Shell's most recent announcement on the project, however, said it would move into main construction late this year.
The company emphasises that the site will use ethane from the lowest cost basin in North America to produce polyethylene at world scale.
"It will be the most cost-competitive polyethylene producer in the US," Uhl said.
"The location is also ideal because 70% of the North American polyethylene market is within a radius of 700 miles," she added.
Shell clearly has been aided by the global petrochemicals operating environment, but portfolio re-shaping has helped it push returns higher among those of its peer group.
This has been a long-term goal for the group. In the late 1990s, the company had 130 chemicals sites. Currently, it has 15.
In the third quarter, the energy major's chemicals earnings were achieved with an average plant availability of 88% compared with 93% in the third quarter of 2016.
This was mainly due to unplanned downtime at the Moerdijk complex in the Netherlands, and unplanned shutdowns in Pernis, also in the Netherlands, and at Deer Park on the hurricane-hit US Gulf Coast.
Shell said it expected increased plant availability in the fourth quarter based on improved operational performance at the Palau Bukom complex in Singapore and lower maintenance compared with the fourth quarter of 2016.
Uhl said that Shell was focused on operational expenditure and operational performance as key measures for success in chemicals.
"This drives our aspiration for this business, where we look to contributing $3.5bn to $4bn of earnings annually by the mid-2020's," she added.
Shell said in October that that would be based on a cash flow of between $5bn and $6bn and a base capital spending run rate of between $1bn and $1.5bn.


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In Thebod_Shippingrates you can define conditions based on the weight. If no condition is met, no shipping options is shown. Not nice, though.

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Ann Arbor may be the quintessential college town. In 1837 the University of Michigan moved the 35 miles westward from Detroit, and no one quite expected how large it would become. Today, it has an urban area population of about a quarter of a million people, and that doesn't include the over 41,000 students at UM. The city is consistently ranked in the top percentile of places to live in the U.S.
Ann Arbor has many great apartments and a lot of the best can be found in Allen, that sage green dining room (or whatever your dream interior looks like) is waiting for you on MyNewPlace! Have specific needs or a limited budget? Click the search button above, then select the rent range and other amenities that meet your needs. You can also use our apartment blog to learn more about apartment living in general. Allen is a excellent place in which to find your new Ann Arbor apartment. Want to learn more about Allen? Take a look at MyNewPlace for local tips and insider information. Use our "Ask a Question" feature on this page to get answers about Ann Arbor's neighborhoods from our local experts! Best of luck in your search!
Ann Arbor has lots of great apartments for rent and some of the prettiest can be found in King, make sure to check out all the options listed on MyNewPlace! Have specific needs or a limited budget? Click the search button above, then select the rent range and other amenities that meet your needs. You can also use our apartment blog to learn more about apartment living in general. King is a excellent place in which to find your new Ann Arbor apartment. Want information on King? Take a look at MyNewPlace for local tips and information about King Ann Arbor. Browse through the above 'popular rentals' listings in your new neighborhood in Ann Arbor! Good luck finding your new place!
Ann Arbor has a bunch of great rentals and lots of the most cost effective can be found in the Wines neighborhood. Let MyNewPlace help you look for that ideal apartment that meets both your needs and your budget.
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The rental apartments in Angell are a lot of the best in Ann Arbor, let MyNewPlace help you finally find that perfect living room you've been looking for. MyNewPlace's apartment search can help you find that impeccable Angell apartment. Use our "Ask a Question" feature on this page to get answers about Ann Arbor's neighborhoods from our local experts! Best of luck in your search!
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The apartments in Ann Arbor's Lakewood neighborhood are tons of the most cost effective in the city. MyNewPlace's apartment search can help you look for that unequaled Lakewood apartment. Use our "Ask a Question" feature on this page to get answers about Ann Arbor's neighborhoods from our local experts! Best of luck in your search!
Tons of the nicest apartments in Ann Arbor are in the Logan neighborhood, and MyNewPlace can help you find ones with a variety of great interiors such as a sage green entryway! The MyNewPlace apartment guide can help you not only learn about living in apartments in Logan but also other neighborhoods throughout Ann Arbor. Want to learn more before deciding if Logan is the neighborhood for you? Get started now. Want to start searching right away? Check out floor plans, photos, maps and videos on MyNewPlace! Best of luck in your search!
Some of the best apartments in Ann Arbor are in the Lawton neighborhood, let MyNewPlace help you finally find that perfect entryway you've been looking for. The MyNewPlace apartment search can help you search for the perfect apartment rental that meets your budget constraints.
Has the time come for you to get out of the dorm and move into an off campus WCC apartment? Perhaps the options available from the Washtenaw Community College housing office no longer meet your needs and you would like to find a cheap apartment close to the WCC campus. If so, you can search for off campus Washtenaw Community College apartments with MyNewPlace's college housing search.
Although Washtenaw Community College student housing may be very conveniently close to campus, moving to an off campus apartment can be a great way to save money, put some distance in between yourself and an RA, get accustomed to living in your own apartment and building up rental history.
WCC apartments for rent are available close to campus and in other neighborhoods around Ann Arbor, Michigan. Using our map based university apartment finder, you can find off campus housing near campus to ensure you can still get to all the WCC games and make it to class on time.
We can help you find off campus WCC apartments that will best suit your collegiate lifestyle; search Washtenaw Community College apartments by the number of bedrooms, price, neighborhood or a range of other amenities.
Have more questions? Check out our articles with renter tips in our apartment guide and search through http://www.wccnet.edu/.
What color is maize? I assume it is yellow like corn, but why is it that the school colors of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor are maize and blue, and not just plain old ordinary yellow and blue? It's because students attending this university will not settle for anything ordinary!
I was recently made aware that wolverines are not mythological creatures and, in fact, can be found in zoos and at the University of Michigan. It's not only the school colors and mascots that seem extraordinary, but the academics and athletics at Michigan are also major contenders in the realm of awesomeness. Michigan is a large school with many departments to choose from. In the College of Literature, Science and Arts students can learn everything from geography to physics. The possibilities are boundless and your mind might just explode all over your professor because of the overwhelming amount of information. Besides academics, students pride themselves on the football games played at "The Big House" at the U of M. Grab hold of some season tix and paint your entire body maize (oh ya, and blue) and sit in the student section and scream your heart out for your team. GOOOOO WOLVERINES!! After all the studying and cheering you will be ready to head home to your new off-campus apartment.
Lucky wolverines will find that their off-campus apartment is the most luxurious cage they have ever experienced. This special cage will be affordable and desirable since there are several housing options for students in close proximity to campus. South University Avenue is a popular spot for the collegiate type to live, and if you gather some friends, rent won't be half-bad. Our apartment guide will help you learn how to find an apartment that is big or small enough to cage your untamed wolverine soul. Ann Arbor is a funky little city where everyone can feel right at home because of its perfect small town plus city combination. Don't let Ann Arbor natives like musician, fool you into thinking that this town is only a place for stalkers. It's not. Also, is it weird that I really like his song? Anyway, most everything cool is walking distance from campus, and the few things farther off can be reached by lots of buses running lots of places at lots of times. University buses and shuttles also prove helpful to students more interested in getting to class than exploring the big, bad world. Ann Arbor is full of things to do at night. Unfortunately most of it is geared toward people 21 and up. If you are underage, try checking out the Greek scene, or have your own party in your awesome new apartment. If you are not underage then you are in luck. Necto Nightclub will be your favorite place to exercise, I mean dance. The Brown Jug might be your next fav hangout. Or have a good time at Good Time Charley's. A(maize)ing wolverines will marvel at their new off-campus cage, I mean apartment, and the a(maize)ing things they will learn, the sports they will watch, and the fun they will have in Ann Arbor. Watching the "Naked Mile" ain't bad either, since you will see the men's crew team streak through campus once a year. Yeeeeeee. U of M is a(maize)ing.
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By the end of January there should be some marked improvements to the overcrowding at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre. By no means will all the problems be fixed, but new provincial funding means the bail supervision program in Ottawa will have the capacity to serve 200 more people, meaning they can get bail instead of jail, alleviating some pressure on the overcrowded institution.
The John Howard Society runs a bail supervision program here in Ottawa. Those who're accused of crimes and deemed of low risk to the community and amenable to supervision, can join up. It's mainly for those who may not have someone to make sure they adhere to their bail conditions. Through the program, they may be referred to other social services and receive counselling.
Importantly, what the program does is keep people out of jail. Thanks to the Citizen's reporting, we know of many problems there: Inmates kept in squalid shower cells, double- and triple-bunking, suicides and the overuse of solitary confinement.
Across Ontario, two-thirds of inmates are actually awaiting trial and have not been found guilty of any crime.
In fact, a task force report ordered by then-corrections minister Yasir Naqvi that was released back in June actually recommended the expansion of bail supervision programs.
Now it's expanding here, practically doubling the capacity of the program, although the precise dollar figure hasn't been revealed. The expansion is a smart move, serving the double duty of keeping people out of jail while also getting them the help they need; many of the current bail supervision users struggle with mental health and addictions issues.
What this isn't, however, is the addition of a bail beds program, which is when those who're on bail, but also homeless, have a place to stay, while under supervision. The John Howard Society says it's in discussions with the government to develop such a program.
It's another good idea that the province should consider.
With the turnover in corrections ministers – we're on our third so far this year, Kevin Flynn, after Naqvi became attorney general and David Orazietti stepped down – it's good to see progress on the jail front.
Let's hope it continues. The jail and the justice system both need improving. This is a step in that direction.


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Oct 28, 2019. The 2018 Overwatch League season was the inaugural season for the Overwatch League, an esports league based mostly on the video game Overwatch which began on January 10, 2018. Common season play continued by way of June sixteen, 2018, while post-season play ran from July 11-28, 2018. The London Spitfire gained the Grand Finals over the Philadelphia Fusion to turn into the League champions, with the Spitfire's Park "Revenue" Jun-younger named the Finals MVP. Top esports video games 2020: Which titles are the most important in aggressive gaming? Counter-Strike: International Offensive. (Picture credit: Valve) League of Legends. Fortnite. Dota 2. Call of Obligation. The fun of fight, the sound of blazing weapons and artillery fireplace, battle on land, sea and within the air – nothing quite compares to an excellent warfare sport.
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three days ago. This past week Missouri Western esports teams were as busy as ever with their Overwatch staff, League of Legends crew and Fortnite group all competing for glory in tournaments against other schools and universities. Multiple Overwatch events were held this previous weekend with a preseason match for the collegiate championship. Struggle intense battles towards the enemy, securing your individual very important points whereas damaging those of your opponent. All matches will be livestreamed on the Clash of Clans YouTube channel It's going to begin at 9am CT. After its release in 2010, StarCraft II competitions steadily replaced the prior Brood War competitions. For instance, StarCraft II has replaced the unique sport within the WCG, and the initially Brood Conflict-centered Proleague blended StarCraft II into their competitions, before finally phasing out Brood Struggle solely. Initially, disagreements between Blizzard and Kespa prevented many players in Korea from moving to StarCraft II, but circumstances improved, and had been in the end resolved by 2012.
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On the 20th of July 1969 he became the first man to walk on the moon.
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Vislink Receives Over $2 Million in New Airborne Downlink Orders From U.S. and Canadian Law Enforcement Agencies
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Vislink's Surveillance and Observation Systems Deliver Real-time Situational Awareness and Enable Accurate and Timely Decision-making
Mt. Olive, NJ — January 11, 2023 — Vislink (Nasdaq: VISL), a global technology leader in the capture, delivery and management of high quality, live video and associated data in the media and entertainment, law enforcement and defense markets, announced that it has recently received orders valued in excess of $2 million for HD (high-definition) airborne video downlink system ("AVDS") equipment from law enforcement agencies in the U.S and Canada. The orders are comprised of comprehensive, automated surveillance and observation transmission and receive systems, long-range tactical handheld devices, as well as related componentry and managed client support services. This is consistent with Vislink's goal of providing comprehensive turnkey solutions that give its clients a single project management contact point.
"These orders underscore our commitment to fulfilling the stringent requirements of local, national and international military and law enforcement organizations," said Mickey Miller, CEO of Vislink. "Vislink continues to be a trusted law enforcement supplier for downlink systems that deliver real-time actionable intelligence in the most demanding operating environments. Our technology has long been field-proven to provide the critical tactical insights and multi-agency interoperability needed to ensure mission success."
He added, "We are especially pleased that these recent contracts include orders for the AeroLink transceiver, which helps ensure our downlink systems deliver outstanding video quality, secure, full-duplex, real-time connectivity and extensive operating ranges."
The law enforcement organizations that placed these orders include municipal and state-level police and sheriff departments located in the Western, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes regions of the U.S., as well as in Central Canada.
The Vislink AVDS provides a centralized, secure, cloud-based downlink solution for delivering optimum situational awareness. It is comprised of downlink transmitters, receivers and antennas that capture real-time, seamless high-definition video from helicopters and other aircraft. Vislink's Air-to-AnywhereTM design allows the collected video to be distributed, viewed and managed across wide areas to all deployed assets. The video can be distributed over secure IP networks and streamed over cellular and WiFi networks for remote viewing on smartphones and tablets.
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The Kepler-Poinsot solids are the four '''(but only two could build with Geomag and 3/4'' balls)''' regular concave polyhedra with intersecting facial planes. They are composed of regular concave polygons and were unknown to the ancients.
The Kepler-Poinsot solids are the four '''(but only two could build with Geomag and 3/4'' balls, Great stellated dodecahedron and Small stellated dodecahedron''' regular concave polyhedra with intersecting facial planes. They are composed of regular concave polygons and were unknown to the ancients.
The small stellated dodecahedron appeared ca. 1430 as a mosaic by Paolo Uccello on the floor of San Marco cathedral, Venice (Muraro 1955). The great stellated dodecahedron was published by Wenzel Jamnitzer in 1568. Kepler rediscovered these two (Kepler used the term "urchin" for the small stellated dodecahedron) and described them in his work Harmonice Mundi in 1619. The two known solids, great dodecahedron, and great icosahedron were subsequently (re)discovered by Poinsot in 1809. As shown by Cauchy, they are stellated forms of the dodecahedron and icosahedron.
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The Kepler-Poinsot solids are the four (but only two could build with Geomag and 3/4 balls, Great stellated dodecahedron and Small stellated dodecahedron regular concave polyhedra with intersecting facial planes. They are composed of regular concave polygons and were unknown to the ancients.
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Shannon Dart
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American Health Council names Shannon Dart, RN, BSN, WCC at @sentarahealth a Leader in Nursing! https://t.co/79YkEPsT6W #BestNurses pic.twitter.com/LagVREOEYx
— AHC Nurses (@AHC_Nurses) September 5, 2017
Shannon Dart, Inpatient Wound Care Nurse at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center, has been selected to join the Nursing Board at the American Health Council. She will be sharing her knowledge and expertise on wound care and direct patient care.
With over seventeen years of experience in the field of Nursing, Shannon utilizes her expertise in her role as an Inpatient Wound Care Nurse at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center. Ranked as one of the nation's top integrated healthcare systems by Modern Healthcare magazine, Sentara serves as one of the nation's top integrated healthcare system. Located in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, Sentara Albemarle Medical Center is a 182-licensed bed, full service-facility that offers a variety of service including patient and critical care, a full array of surgical services, sophisticated diagnostic imaging technology, comprehensive women's care, cardiology, cancer treatment, rehabilitation services and more.
In her current capacity as an Inpatient Wound Care Nurse at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center since 2010, Shannon's day-to-day responsibilities include educating the staff, monitoring nurses, following up on patient consultations and ensuring patients are properly situated.
Prior to her role as an Inpatient Wound Care Nurse at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center, Shannon worked as a charge nurse at Winslow Memorial Home from 2003 to 2007, where she documented notes, aided the nursing staff with iv medications, and triaged patients with clinical changes.
In 2012, Shannon earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Jacksonville University. She is a registered nurse and holds a wound care certification.
Looking back, Shannon attributes her success to hard work and dedication. She pursued the field of nursing after her younger brother was severely injured in a car accident. Fascinated by the level of care her brother received, Shannon believed the field of nursing was the ideal choice.
Amassing seventeen years in the nursing field, Shannon is proud of her ability to perform pressure ulcer reduction procedures consistently for past two years.
To further her professional development, Shannon maintains a membership with The Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society (WOCN) and The Association for the Advancement of Wound Care.
Considering the future, Shannon hopes for continual growth in her career.
Inpatient Wound Care Nurse at Sentara Albemarle Medical Center
Located in Elizabeth City, Sentara Albemarle Medical Center is a 182 licensed bed, full service facility offering a wide range of services, including: inpatient and critical care, a full array of surgical services, sophisticated diagnostic imaging technology, comprehensive women's care, cardiology, cancer treatment, rehabilitation services and more.
Sentara Albemarle Medical Center has assembled a medical staff of more than 100 physicians, representing nearly 30 specialties, and a caring staff of almost 1,000 employees.
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De Timsah Arena, sponsornaam Bursa Büyükşehir Belediye Stadyumu, is een voetbalstadion in de Turkse stad Bursa. Het heeft een capaciteit van 43.761 toeschouwers en wordt door voetbalclub Bursaspor gebruikt voor haar thuiswedstrijden.

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Prof. Dr. Dr. Castulus Kolo: New President of Macromedia University
As of 1.2.2020 Prof. Dr. Dr. Castulus Kolo has taken over the office of University President at Macromedia University. Kolo succeeds Prof. Dr. Jürgen Faust, who retires. Castulus Kolo is an internationally renowned scientist and expert on the digital economy. As the architect of the practice-oriented Bachelor's and Master's programmes at Macromedia, he has made a significant contribution to the growth of the private university for many years. Macromedia University currently operates on seven university locations in Germany with over 3,500 students.
"We could not wish for a better successor in the presidency. The word of Prof. Dr. Dr. Castulus Kolo carries weight, in the international scientific community, in the media industry as well as in our university institutions," says Dr. Reimar Müller-Thum, Managing Director of Macromedia GmbH. "Castulus Kolo guarantees the scientific quality of our teaching. But he is also an outstanding university manager who has an eye on the relevance of our study programmes for a labour market in digital transformation".
Castulus Kolo has been a member of faculty of the private university since 2007. Since 2013, he has been responsible for its general academic affairs and research whereby he has sharpened its profile as a university for digital change. "I feel very honoured to be able to shape the fortunes of the university in another role now. Macromedia today stands for interdisciplinary, smart approaches to solving real word problems by the combination of management know-how and creativity. Under my leadership, we will systematically add the dimension of sustainability to all programmes. Because new and in particular digital technologies offer excellent opportunities for this as well", said Prof. Dr. Dr. Castulus Kolo about his plans as President of the University.
From professor to university president
In 2007 Castulus Kolo was appointed to a professorship for media management at the Stuttgart campus of the Macromedia University of Applied Sciences – at that time still MFM, Macromedia Fachhochschule der Medien. Already the following year he was assigned the nationwide responsibility for all study programmes related to media and communications management, which still comprise, with more than 60 percent, a major share of all Macromedia graduates. With his appointment as Vice President in 2013, Kolo assumed academic responsibility for all study programs and faculties of the private institution. He was responsible for the modular, efficient, and quality-oriented architecture of Macromedia's degree programmes, as well as for the consistent orientation towards the opportunities of a digital economy and society. In addition, numerous accreditation successes of the private university bear his signature, most recently and substantial for the future of Macromedia the system accreditation in 2019, the entitlement to self-accredit new programmes.
From particle physics to the digital economy
Castulus Kolo first studied physics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich, Germany and completed his studies in 1995 with a PhD at the Particle Physics Laboratory CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, where he came across the WWW as one of the early users in 1989. Later, he gained an additional PhD in social anthropology driven by an interest in how other cultures solve everyday challenges in different ways and the role of communication therein. This expertise led him to leadership positions at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI), and a consulting subsidiary of the Fraunhofer Society. Subsequently, Kolo was responsible as member of the management board in the digital media holding of Süddeutscher Verlag for the development of new business at the interface between print and online. Castulus Kolo's research interest on the preconditions, the diffusion as well as the effects of (media) innovations at the intersection of economy, society, and technology is reflected in more than 60 scholarly publications, among others in international journals. A current focus is on the challenges of transforming traditional media companies in a digital society and economy, on the dynamic development of social media, and on a better understanding of digital media usage enabling new business models. He is also an active member of the international scientific community. Just last year, Kolo was elected President of the International Media Management Academic Association.
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"…Lisa Wade really connected with her audience and inspired a great deal of thought among students. A year later students are still talking about Dr. Wade and the issues that she discussed. I hope to bring her back to the college soon!"
— Caroline Faulkner, PhD (Professor of Sociology, Franklin & Marshall College)
"Dr. Wade helped students understand 'hook-up culture' by contrasting our perception of casual sex in college with our actual sex practices and desires. By revealing this pluralistic ignorance and showing how often the dominant social script in sex fails to speak for many students, Dr. Wade hugely aided Sex Week's goals of improving campus self-reflection, communication between peers, and individual satisfaction."
— Paul Holmes (student, Yale University)
"We invited Lisa Wade to Harvard's first annual Sex Week because we were impressed with her scholarly, thoughtful and relevant take on college students' lives and their new social challenges. Her discussions on hook-up culture and how a consumer-driven culture can have negative effects on how we feel about our bodies, our sexual selves and our identities were compelling and very well received by our students. We look forward to having her back."
— Jyoti M. Daniere, LCMHC (Education Specialist, Sexual Assault Prevention & Response, Harvard University)
"Lisa Wade's presentation was stimulating, informative, and thought-provoking—everything you want a guest speaker to be. Her mix of humor and research drew in the audience and kept them talking for weeks after."
– Jennifer Smith, PhD (Professor of Sociology, Pacific Lutheran University)
"Adorable animals soften the uncomfortable truths Dr. Wade shares about how my generation forms platonic attachments. I left with both a general sense of urgency and an acute desire to cook dinner for my guy friends."
Dr. Wade's talk was very engaging! She took a balanced look at the issue of college student hook-up culture. Her non-judgemental approach appealed to a wide audience ranging from traditional college students to parents, faculty and community members. She was very knowledgeable on the topic and willing to answer a multitude of questions from audience members. I'd encourage you to invite her to your campus to stimulate open and frank discussions about college students and sexuality!
— Kari Jo Grant (Health Education Programs Coordinator, Dartmouth University)
— @tgsokolov, Harvard University student
Dr. Wade's lecture was extremely useful, informative, and applicable to clinical work. Dr. Wade was knowledgeable, confident, well spoken and extremely interactive with class participants. This was one of the best lectures in our lecture series on Human Sexuality, Sex Education and Sex Therapy, and I look forward to her presentations for my course in the future.
— Walter E. Brackelmanns, M.D. (Professor of Psychiatry, UCLA)
As the Coordinator for the Human Sexuality, Sex Education & Sex Therapy course at UCLA, I am absolutely delighted to include Dr. Lisa Wade as a guest lecturer. Her information was contemporary, interesting and the participants will be able to use what they learned in her lecture in their clinical work. Dr. Wade was very interactive with the students and delivered her material with professionalism, poise and confidence. I look forward to her lecture in our course in the coming years.
— Wendy Cherry, Psy.D. (Director, American Association of Couples and Sex Therapists)
"Dr. Wade is a dynamic, informed presenter. The audience was engaged and challenged to reflect on their own lives and perspectives in critical ways. Her presentations teach, entertain, and engage."
— Teresa Ciabattari, PhD (Professor of Sociology, Pacific Lutheran University)


MR3 Centre for Mathematical Sciences.
If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Vivien Gruar.
We are seeking a new perspective in the assessment of data completeness in the Cancer Analysis System (CAS), which holds the data from the National Cancer Registry, and how this impacts on the production and development of cancer survival statistics, on which we (PHE) collaborate with the Office for National Statistics (ONS). These statistics are released on an annual basis for the Department of Health (DH) and other external stakeholders.
In this internship, there will be elements of learning/training which will be provided by the supervisors.
Structured querying of national cancer database.
Analyse and produce a report on the patterns of missing data.
Develop algorithm(s) using multiple imputation methodology to deal with issues of missing data.
Produce Cancer Survival Statistics using the methodology developed for the Official Statistics publications in conjunction with the implementation of the newly developed algorithm(s) to deal with missing data.
To conduct a sensitivity analysis of the impact of the Cancer Survival Statistics from missing data.
Produce a peer-reviewed publication or internal report on the impact of missing data on Cancer Survival Statistics.
This talk is part of the Cambridge Mathematics Placements Seminars series.


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Home » Attractions » Echo Point Park
Echo Point Park
Echo Point Park is one of Sydney's best-kept secrets, a gem in its own right, thanks to its tranquil setting. If you are looking for a place that is lush, quiet and rewards you with panoramic views of the hills, then look no further than this park.
One of the most amazing features about Echo Point is the fact that it is the only park in Ku-ring-gai that boasts beach frontage, mangroves, heritage sites and a host of features that make it a perfect family-friendly destination.
Echo Point Park Fishing, Dog-Friendly Beach & Swimming, Roseville NSW
This amazing park's location is a good enough reason for nature lovers to explore. On arrival, you will notice that the park is spread across three levels. The top level in the upper region of the park is a favourite for many because it has several grassy sections; complete with outdoor tables for a beautiful picnic, BBQ facilities and public washrooms. From this level, you get to enjoy stunning views of the waterways. This area can be hired as a venue and is quite popular with visitors who want that perfect photo.
The upper level leads to the other two sections that are accessible by paths and a series of staircases. This may make accessibility difficult for those with limited mobility and is worth knowing beforehand.
The second level of the park is very child-friendly as it has a cute playground where little ones can enjoy a day in the outdoors. The boat-shaped playground is a hit with the kids and there is ample seating for parents.
The last level of the park is ideal for functions as it has water frontage that makes for beautiful views. Additional features of this level include electric BBQs and ample shaded seating. The level's proximity to the water means this is the best place to access the fun swimming spots. Take the path that leads from the picnic spot to the banks of the water.
Echo Point Park is easily accessible using Babbage Road in Roseville. Follow the signage that leads to the parking spaces near the top level of the park.
Echo Point Park Images & Photos
Echo Point Park Map
Echo Point Park Information
Babbage Rd
Roseville Chase, NSW
Westfield Miranda
Tamarama Beach
Sydney Heritage Fleet
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As quarter 2 was a mixed result, I decided to mix up the types of projects for the next quarter, some big, some small, and see where I got to from there. But to start off with, lets include 2 of the not finished from last quarter.
1. Siblings Together Quilt- It's all basted, and I tried to start quilting it the other day, but after wrestling with it for an hour or so I had to do some unpicking, grrr! I might need to wait until a lightly cooler day, it's all sweltering hot at the moment, and I get really grumy when I'm too hot and trying to quilt big things.
2. 2012 Craftsy BOM- Also basted, but I still haven't figured out how to quilt it. I might even do it by hand with white perle?
3. Weekender Bag- I really want to finish this before Retreat- we will see!
I think that's enough for this quarter, don't want to set myself up for toooooooo much of a fail!! What are you making this quarter?
Get that bag finished! I'd machine quilt the BOM one, especially if it's a quilt you've been putting off for a while and are looking for a quicker finish.
Great stuff Ange, good luck with getting it all done!
Love your projects. Can't wait to see the finished weekender pack. Love the look of it so far!


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Hope Center schedules Last Walk seminar
HOWE – The Hope Center of Texoma, an outreach of Home Hospice of Grayson, Cooke, and Fannin Counties, is offering a training seminar called The Last Walk for pastors and pastoral care lay representatives on March 6. The seminar will run from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Scoggins Funeral Home, 415 S. Collins Freeway, in Howe.
The purpose of the seminar is to provide tools enabling church pastors and elders, as well as lay representatives, to increase support for members of their church who are in the final days, weeks or months of life.
"Our final walk is a difficult part of our journey," said Sherry Little, executive director of Home Hospice. "Sometimes we have fears and concerns and lack the resources to address those; this seminar can put information and resources into the hands of those we often ask to walk alongside us. Each participant goes home with an increased understanding and a notebook full of useable tools."
Presenting at the seminar will be hospice-trained medical personnel, social workers, a chaplain and other professionals who will empower those in attendance to better work with families who are experiencing end-of-life needs. Some of the topics will include Maximizing a Good End-of-Life Experience, The End-Of-Life Process, End-of-Life Options, Grief for the Patient and Family, The Role of Spiritual Care, Self Care for Clergy & the Caregiver, and more.
"The Last Walk is an excellent opportunity for pastors, lay leaders, or those within the community to gain an understanding or to further their understanding in areas of grief, end of life, and the importance of self-care," said Jerryd Wallace, chaplain at Home Hospice. "This is such a difficult part of life, but the goal of this program is to offer those who minister to people and families during this time the tools to help them do so with more confidence and assurance."
The seminar is presented as a part of The Hope Center's mission to provide education in the community. There is no cost to attend this seminar, but reservations are requested so that adequate materials may be prepared. For information about the The Last Walk Seminar or to register, call 903-868-9315 or e-mail Home Hospice Chaplain, Jerryd Wallace, at jerryd.wallace@homehospice.org.


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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — The acquittal of former East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld in the shooting death of Antwon Rose has sparked calls for changes to Pennsylvania state laws.
Street protesters and the Rose family can't fathom why Rosfeld could be acquitted for shooting someone who appeared to be running away.
"Antwon Rose was shot in his back, which killed him. He was unarmed and he did not pose a threat to the officer or to the community, and the verdict today says that that is OK," Lee Merritt, Rose family attorney, said Friday night after Rosfeld was found not guilty.
But there was testimony about what happened before — a drive-by shooting in which Rose was a passenger.
State law says a police officer may use deadly force if he or she believes the person is a threat, even when the person is fleeing.
"If you're fleeing, it's justification for them to commit murder. The problem is the law," Michelle Kinney, Antwon Rose's mother, said Sunday.
The Rose family wants that law changed through the courts.
"Quite frankly I don't believe the commonwealth's statute as it relates to use of force is consistent with the Constitution. It will have to be challenged in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania," Merritt said Friday.
State Representative Summer Lee says she will try to change it legislatively.
"We have to continue to fight to make sure that police officers know that they can't commit crimes, that they have to be held to the same standard as any other citizen in this country," she said Friday.
But proponents of the law say officers require protection under the law to protect themselves and the community, even using deadly force on a fleeing suspect.
"Think about it. What if this is happening in your neighborhood? Supposed to let them go? Really? That's not what we want. We want to be safe in our homes. We want the police officers to make us safe," Patrick Thomassey, Rosfeld's attorney, said Friday.
Changing the law would be an uphill fight in the Pennsylvania legislature. In the meantime, the Rose family is going ahead with a civil suit against Rosfeld and the Borough of East Pittsburgh.


National Standards Association of Ireland, N.S.A.I.
Booth Concrete Ltd. was established in 1993 by Peter & Pat Booth. Since 1993, the Company has produced high quality concrete products for the construction industry throughout Ireland.
In 1996 it established Booth Precast Ltd. which manufactures insulated Concrete Flooring, Precast Chimney Systems along with many other Precast Concrete Products for the national market.
The ethos of the Company has always been "to provide a top quality product at a fair price and to deliver on time".
The success of the Company has been evident in the growth over the period since 1993.
Today Irish architects, construction engineers, building contractors and project managers rely on Booth Concrete and Booth Precast for the highest quality precast and concrete products to help them bring their projects to completion.
The Company understands that maintaining outstanding levels of product quality must be its objective at all times.
Booth Concrete use only the very best raw materials in all its products and the company has set up its own in-house testing facilities to ensure full compliance with EN206 standards and the N.S.A.I. quality assurance scheme.


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Federal COVID-19 Relief Updates and Calls To Action
By Ben Gies|2020-09-16T09:28:42-04:00August 31st, 2020|Blog, Economic Security, Education, Health|
Tumbleweeds seem to be blowing around the halls of Congress these days as families continue to struggle to feed their children, pay their rent, care for their children, and work to overcome the challenges of life during COVID-19. For a brief moment it seemed like politics would be put aside in favor of doing what is best for kids and families. But the spectacular leadership of our representatives in Washington seen with the bipartisan passage of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and the CARES Act has been replaced by faction, discord, and the blame game.
Time is running out for the U.S. Congress to take meaningful action on COVID-19 relief. While the U.S. Senate took a step forward recently by holding a vote on a smaller relief package, their measure failed to pass. Congressional leaders continue to disagree on the overall cost of the relief package as time marches on.
The bottom line is that without some agreement soon, it is difficult to imagine a relief package coming together prior to the November election. This failure to act will prove disastrous to Kentucky children and families, so we must act now to ensure that Congress takes action now.
Without a deal in September, Kentuckians can expect further delays into November and perhaps beyond.
To take action, contact your representatives in Washington and tell them to make these items a priority in negotiations:
Ask Congress to extend the Pandemic-EBT benefit through the new school year and authorize budget relief for school nutrition programs to ensure children's access to adequate nutrition as many students continue to stay home for virtual learning.
Income and Housing Assistance
Ask Congress to authorize an additional round of income support payments that is equal for adults and children as well as accessible to households regardless of their immigration status and to allocate funds to programs that are best positioned to immediately help children and families experiencing homelessness and ensure their long-term stability, such as through the Emergency Family Stabilization Act and the McKinney-Vento Act's Education for Homeless Children and Youth program.
Ask Congress to provide a flexible investment of $50 billion in child care funding, which will provide approximately $958 million in child care aid to Kentucky, to stabilize the child care sector and better serve families seeking to return to work.
Kids are counting on you to make their priorities known, Kentucky! Take action today by telling our leaders in D.C. that our kids need help and they need help now. Check out our COVID-19 Action Hub for more resources on federal action needed.


Congregational Care coordinates loving support for our Selwyn family members during life's challenges. Request for Care cards, located in the pew racks, may be used to make known one's concerns in a confidential manner and when desired added to the congregational prayer list.
Care Teams provide hospitality for receptions after memorial services or to church families experiencing death of loved one. They share food and other support with church families with new babies. Casseroles are available for members recovering from illness or who have ongoing situations of need.
The Helping Hands ministry coordinates practical assistance, including food for church families dealing with medical situations, rides to appointments for those unable to drive or running errands for someone who is homebound. The Shepherds Ministry provides a listening ear and offers support for church members in difficult life situations as well as insuring our homebound members and those in nursing and retirement homes are visited.
If you are interested in participating in any of these areas, please contact .
Selwyn's Prayer Shawl Ministry is led by Anne Rutherford and creates shawls which are blessed by the group and distributed to those undergoing difficult times. This group welcomes anyone who has an interest in learning how to knit, or who has experience knitting and would enjoy the fellowship of a group of knitters focused on caring for those in need. Knitters typically meet the third Sunday of the month after church in the Parlor. For more information, please email Anne Rutherford.
Selwyn serves as a host site for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings on Mondays, 12-1pm.


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Learn with Sharena!
Guide for Returning Players
Meet some of the Heroes
Beloved Dancer
Let Sharena Introduce You!
Beloved Dancer Tethys
Gerik's mercenaries operate out of the Kingdom of Jehanna. Among this crew of hardened soldiers is the dancer Tethys, whose poise and grace stand out all the more amid unusual company!
At an early age, Tethys was abandoned by her parents and left alone to look after her little brother Ewan. Her childhood was a series of struggles…
But one day, she saw a dancer on a street corner, and learned how to dance just by watching her and memorizing her moves. Eventually, she mastered the techniques to revitalize allies on the battlefield and joined Gerik's band of mercenaries!
Now Tethys is an accomplished dancer in her own right, and she oozes with a sophisticated, grown-up charm. Her complicated life has given her a wealth of experience, which I hear comes in handy when people come to her with worries about romance… Ooh, I hope I'll get the chance to chat with her one day!
Closely Associated Characters
A former member of Gerik's band of mercenaries who went to study magic under the tutelage of the sage Saleh. Tethys's younger brother.
Known as the Desert Tiger, this accomplished warrior is the leader of a band of mercenaries. He cares about his soldiers and will never abandon a friend. He relies on Tethys.


Do you need help apartment cleaning? Without all the maintenance issues of a large house, an apartment is more convenient, but the lack of space means keeping the apartment clean is vital. But who has time for housework? Consider hiring a professional cleaning company to keep your apartment shipshape.
How much do you charge and for what services? Make a list of what you would like done and compare it to the list of services the cleaning company provides. Is everything you'd like done covered on their list? If not, how much extra would these other services cost? Don't accept a vague answer like "just a few bucks more." Get things spelled out to avoid future misunderstanding. Also ask if they charge more for the first visit.
Do they clean any other apartments in the building? If so, ask which ones and inquire of those neighbors about the service the cleaning company has been providing. Are they happy with the work? Also get another list of references from the company and call them. Having a list of questions helps the conversation go more quickly.
Are you insured? Never hire a cleaning company that doesn't carry liability insurance. If one of their employees were hurt in your apartment, you would be liable for medical bills and possibly even disability payments.
Is the company licensed and are the employees' backgrounds checked? The cleaning company has to hold to certain standards to maintain their licensing. A license means that they are no fly-by-night company. When it comes to background checking, it is one more layer of protection against theft that is very important since you will be letting strangers in your apartment.
What products do they use? If environmentally friendly products are important to you, say so (and be prepared to provide them to the cleaner) and if you are allergic to anything, be sure to note it to the company and the cleaner him or herself on the day of the first service.


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Q: how to run lm regression for every column in R I have data frame as:
df=data.frame(x=rnorm(100),y1=rnorm(100),y2=rnorm(100),y3=...)

I want to run a loop which regresses each column starting from the second column on the first column:
for(i in names(df[,-1])){
    model = lm(i~x, data=df)
}

But I failed. The point is that I want to do a loop of regression for each column and some column names is just a number (e.g. 404.1). I cannot find a way to run a loop for each column using the above command.

A: Your code looks fine except when you call i within lm, R will read i as a string, which you can't regress things against. Using get will allow you to pull the column corresponding to i.
df=data.frame(x=rnorm(100),y1=rnorm(100),y2=rnorm(100),y3=rnorm(100))

storage <- list()
for(i in names(df)[-1]){
  storage[[i]] <- lm(get(i) ~ x, df)
}

I create an empty list storage, which I'm going to fill up with each iteration of the loop. It's just a personal preference but I'd also advise against how you've written your current loop:
 for(i in names(df[,-1])){
    model = lm(i~x, data=df)
}

You will overwrite model, thus returning only the last iteration results. I suggest you change it to a list, or a matrix where you can iteratively store results.
Hope that helps

A: Another solution with broom and tidyverse:
library(tidyverse)
library(broom)
df <- data.frame(x=rnorm(100),y1=rnorm(100),y2=rnorm(100))

result <- df %>%
  gather(measure, value, -x) %>%
  nest(-measure) %>%
  mutate(fit = map(data, ~ lm(value ~ x, data = .x)),
         tidied = map(fit, tidy)) %>%
  unnest(tidied)

A: library(tidyverse)
df <- data.frame(x=rnorm(100),y1=rnorm(100),y2=rnorm(100))

head(df)  you will see
       x          y1          y2
1 -0.8955473  0.96571502 -0.16232461
2  0.5054406 -2.74246178 -0.18120499
3  0.1680144 -0.06316372 -0.53614623
4  0.2956123  0.94223922  0.38358329
5  1.1425223  0.43150919 -0.32185672
6 -0.3457060 -1.16637706 -0.06561134

models <- df %>%
  pivot_longer(
    cols = starts_with("y"),
    names_to = "y_name",
    values_to = "y_value"
  )

after this, head(models), you will get
       x y_name y_value
   <dbl> <chr>    <dbl>
1 -0.896 y1      0.966
2 -0.896 y2     -0.162
3  0.505 y1     -2.74
4  0.505 y2     -0.181
5  0.168 y1     -0.0632
6  0.168 y2     -0.536

split(.$y_name)  will split all data by different levels of y_name, and for each part of data, they will do the same function split(map(~lm(y_value ~ x, data = .))
After this, and head(models) you will get
$y1

Call:
lm(formula = y_value ~ x, data = .)

Coefficients:
(Intercept)            x
    0.14924      0.08237

$y2

Call:
lm(formula = y_value ~ x, data = .)

Coefficients:
(Intercept)            x
    0.11183      0.03141

If you want to tidy your results, you could do the following thing:
  tibble(
    dvsub = names(.),
    untidied = .
    ) %>%
  mutate(tidy = map(untidied, broom::tidy)) %>%
  unnest(tidy)

Then you will get View(models) like this:
  dvsub untidied     term        estimate std.error statistic p.value
  <chr> <named list> <chr>          <dbl>     <dbl>     <dbl>   <dbl>
1 y1    <lm>         (Intercept)   0.0367    0.0939     0.391   0.697
2 y1    <lm>         x             0.0399    0.0965     0.413   0.680
3 y2    <lm>         (Intercept)   0.0604    0.109      0.553   0.582
4 y2    <lm>         x            -0.0630    0.112     -0.561   0.576

So the whole code is as follows:
models <- df %>%
  pivot_longer(
    cols = starts_with("y"),
    names_to = "y_name",
    values_to = "y_value"
  ) %>%
  split(.$y_name) %>%
  map(~lm(y_value ~ x, data = .)) %>%
  tibble(
    dvsub = names(.),
    untidied = .
    ) %>%
  mutate(tidy = map(untidied, broom::tidy)) %>%
  unnest(tidy)

A: Generic R solution:
lapply(df[, -1], function(y) {
  lm(y ~ df$x)
})