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June Pollard fonds
Fonds contains a book chapter authored by June Pollard.
Pollard, June
John Hicks fonds
John Hicks is an instructor in the School of Occupational and Public Health and the Department of Chemistry and Biology at Ryerson University. Hicks earned his PhD in Experimental Space Sciences from York University. His research focuses on Air po...
Hicks, John
Linda Cooper fonds
Fonds consists of papers, an article and a book authored and edited by Linda Cooper. Fonds has been divided into series based on content - Papers, Articles, and Books.
Cooper, Linda
C. Jane Monro fonds
This fonds contains the following file: F 476.1 - Test Bank to Accompany Contemporary Canadian Business Law: Principles and Cases. 3rd ed., 1990. Restricted. Records are not available for consultation. Users may submit a written request to Archive...
Kathy Gates fonds
Fonds contains articles authored and co-authored by Kathy Gates.
Gates, Kathy
Faith C. Donald fonds
Faith C. Donald is an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of an article authored by Donald.
Donald, Faith C.
Frances Legault fonds
This fonds contains the following file: F 479.1 - Bittersweet: A Postpartum Depression Support Group, 1991. Records are under review. Contact the Archives for information on access.
Gary Woodill fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 48.1 - Books, 1981. Open. Records are available for consultation without restriction. F 48.2 - Curriculum Vitae, 1991. Restricted F 48.3 - Reports, 1991. Open. Records are available for consultation witho...
Woodill, Gary
Sharon Wilson fonds
Fonds contains articles and research studies co-authored by Sharon Wilson.
Marilyn Girndt fonds
Fonds consists of one research report co-authored by Marilyn Girndt.
Girndt, Marilyn
Ross Macnaughton fonds
Fonds contains the Sumquest survey research software package.
Macnaughton, Ross
Marie Truelove fonds
Fonds consists of articles, reports, and correspondence authored by Truelove.
Truelove, Marie
Kirk L. Bailey fonds
Fonds contains 1 book written and published by Kirk L. Bailey.
Bailey, Kirk L.
George Slavinski fonds
George Slavinski is a Professor Emeritus in the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Ryerson University. Slavinski earned his BSc from the University of British Columbia and his MBA from the University of Toronto. He began teaching at R...
Esther Deutsch fonds
Esther Deutsch is a Professor Emeritus of Accounting and Computers in the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of books authored or co-authored by Deutsch.
Deutsch, Esther
Sara Katz fonds
This fonds contains one research report: The Status of Women in CUEW - a Survey by Sara Katz. 1984. Canadian Union of Educational Workers Research and Education Committee. Research Report #2. ref.lb.2332.3.k37
Katz, Sara
Wallace J. Whistance-Smith fonds
Wallace J. Whistance-Smith is an Associate Professor of Global Management Studies in the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. Whistance-Smith earned a BA (Hons.) from York University and a BA (Hons.), MA and PhD from the Universi...
Whistance-Smith, Wallace J.
Gail Aitken fonds
Fonds consists of one paper written by Gail Aitken.
Aitken, Gail
Bonnie Patterson fonds
Bonnie M. Patterson is an academic administrator and former Dean of the Faculty of Business (1995) at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of a paper and a report authored by Patterson.
Patterson, Bonnie
Frank Abbott fonds
Frank Abbott began his career at Ryerson in 1968 as a Professor in the Social Sciences Department. He served as Chairman of the History Department from 1977 - 1982 and as President of the Faculty Association from 1984 - 1988. He retired as a Histo...
Abbott, Frank
Geza Zelinger fonds
Fonds consist of a publication authored and published by Geza Zelinger.
Zelinger, Geza
David W. H. Godfrey fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 50.1 - Modern Technical Communication, 1983. Open. Records are available for consultation without restriction. F 50.2 - Communication for Aerospace Students: A Polytechnic Approach, 1985. Open. Records ar...
Godfrey, David W.H.
Ronald Warner fonds
Ronald E. Warner is a psychologist and Counsellor Emeritus with the Centre for Student Development and Counselling at Ryerson University. Warner holds a Master of Arts and an EdD in Applied Psychology from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Educ...
Warner, Ronald
Richard Cheung fonds
Richard Cheung is a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Ryerson University. Cheung received his BASc, MASc, and PhD from the University of Toronto. He has been teaching at Ryerson University since 1989. His resear...
Cheung, Richard
Ali M. Hussein fonds
Ali M. Hussein is a Professional Engineer, a Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Ryerson University, and an Adjunct Professor in the Departent of Computer Engineering at the University of Toronto. Hussein earned h...
Hussein, Ali M.
Ali Bolbol fonds
Ali A. Bobol is a former Professor in the Department of Economics at Ryerson University. Bobol earned his BA and MA from the American University of Beirut and his PhD from the University of Texas. He was a member of the faculty at Ryerson from 199...
Bolbol, Ali
Susan Barnwell fonds
Fonds consists of photocopies of articles, an order form, and a biography of works published by Susan Barnwell
Barnwell, Susan
Peter Urs Bender fonds
Fonds consists of one book written by Peter Urs Bender after he had left teaching in Ryerson's Continuing Education department.
Bender, Peter Urs
Frank Duerden fonds
Frank Duerden is a Professor Emeritus in both the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria and the School of Applied Geography at Ryerson University. Duerden joined the faculty at Ryerson in 1973, retiring to Emeritus status in 2009. ...
Robert Fulford fonds
Robert Marshall Blount Fulford (b. February 13, 1932) is a self-educated Canadian journalist, editor, and critic and former MacLean Hunter Chair of Communications Ethics in the School of Journalism at Ryerson University (1989-1993). Fulford was bo...
Fulford, Robert
Robert Greer Lavery fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 51.1 - Programming With System/370 Assembler Language, 1984. F 51.2 - Papers, 1979. Open. Records are available for consultation without restriction.
Lavery, Robert Greer
Mary Foster fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 511.01 - Canadian And Home-Based Work (+Detailed Ref.List)++, 1992. Records are under review. Contact the Archives for information on access. F 511.02 - Papers, 1992. Records are under review. Contact the...
Judith Bernhard fonds
Fonds consists of book chapters, books, correspondence, journal articles, papers, and reports all authored/co-authored by Judith Bernard. Also included in this fonds is a copy of her PhD thesis.
Bernhard, Dr. Judith
Lawrence Prochner fonds
Fond consists of Larry Prochner's thesis.
Prochner, Lawrence
Thadeus E. Wisz fonds
Thadeus Eugene Wisz (b. April 27, 1938) is a Professional Engineer and former Dean of the Faculty of Technology at Ryerson University. Wisz earned his BASc (1959) and MASc (1964) in Chemical Engineering and his MSc in Mathematics (1975) from the U...
Wisz, Thadeus E.
Sydney Stagg fonds
Sydney Stagg was an administrative assistant in the Faculty of Arts and head of the Diploma in Arts program at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of a recipe book co-edited by Stagg.
Stagg, Sydney
Murray Pomerance fonds
Murray Pomerance is a film scholar, author and Professor in the Department of Sociology and in the Joint Program in Communication and Culture at Ryerson University. Pomerance was born in Hamilton, Ontario in 1946. He earned his BA from the Univers...
Deidre Stanton fonds
Deirdre Stanton is a former instructor in the Department of Applied Chemical and Biological Sciences at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute (circa 1992). Fonds consists of an article co-authored by Stanton.
Stanton, Deidre
Marvyn Novick fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 52.1 - Reports, 1979-1988. Records are under review. Contact the Archives for information on access. F 52.2 - Full employment: social questions for public policy, 1979. Records are under review. Contact t...
Novick, Marvyn
Evangelia Tastsoglou fonds
Fonds consists of works authored and co-authored by Evangelia Tastsoglou.
Tastsoglou, Evangelia
Kathleen Kellett-Betsos fonds
Kathleen Kellett-Betsos is an Associate Professor in the Department of French and Spanish Languages and Literatures at Ryerson University. Kellett-Betsos earned her BA (Hons.) from Simon Fraser University (1981), and her MA (1983) and PhD (1991) i...
Kellett-Betsos, Kathleen
Manuel Cuenca fonds
Manuel Alvarez Cuenca is a Professor of Chemical Engineering and Head of the Laboratory of Membrane Bioreactors at Ryerson University. He holds a B.Eng in Chemical Engineering from the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, and an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in P...
Cuenca, Manuel
Donald Priestman fonds
Donald G. Priestman is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of English at Ryerson University. Priestman was born in Toronto in 1930. He was educated at Malvern Collegiate before completing his BA, MA, Phil.M. and PhD at the University of Toronto...
Priestman, Donald
Sam Mikhail fonds
Samih W. Mikhail is a Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering and an Adjunct Professor in the School of Graduate Studies at Ryerson University, as well as a Professional Engineer and Project Management Professional. Mikhail earne...
Mikhail, Sam
Hua Lu fonds
Hua Lu is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Ryerson University. Lu earned his BSc and MSc from Tianjin University and his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. H...
Lu, Hua
Ibrahim Hayani fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 53.1 - Projects Organization and Economics, 1981. F 53.2 - Behavioural Sciences: Theory & Applications, 1981. F 53.3 - (Arabic Title), 1981. F 53.4 - Papers, 1984. F 53.5 - Letters To The Editor (Toro...
Hayani, Ibrahim
Bernard J. McEvoy fonds
Fonds consists of papers and reports authored by McEvoy.
McEvoy, Bernard J.
Wendy Evans fonds
This fonds contains the following file: F 532.01 - Border crossings : doing business in the U. S., 1992. Open. Records are available for consultation without restriction.
A. Paul Williams fonds
Fonds contains an article written by A. Paul Williams with Ryerson's Continuing Education division.
Williams, A. Paul
W. J. Klein fonds
William J. Klein is a former instructor of Business Statistics and the SAS administrator at Ryerson University. Klein completed his PhD at the University of Toronto. His career includes teaching positions in four Ontario universities, market resea...
Klein, W.J.
Charles Roy Horney fonds
Fonds contains materials gathered and created during the course of Mr. Horney's time at Ryerson University. Included are course notes, photographs, a soccer jersey and ephemera.
Bill Cott fonds
William J. Cott (d. October 20, 2009) was a Professor in the School of Chemical Engineering at Ryerson University. Cott earned his BSc (1955) and MSc (1956) from the University of Western Ontario. After graduation, he worked for Dupont Canada Ltd....
Cott, Bill
Judith Sandys fonds
Judith Sandys is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Ryerson University. Sandys earned her BA (Hons.) in Sociology and Anthropology from McGill University (1964), her MSW from UC Berkeley (1966), and her PhD from the University ...
Sandys, Judith
Lionel Willis fonds
Lionel Willis is a former Professor in the Department of English at Ryerson University. Willis earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto and his Master of Arts from York University, Toronto. He began his career at Ryerson as a par...
Willis, Lionel
Eric Leese Palin fonds
This fonds contains photographic and textual records, graphic material, a compact disc, and artifacts related to the various positions held by Palin at Ryerson.
Patrick Northey fonds
Patrick Northey is a chartered accountant and a former Professor in the Department of Business Administration and in the Center for Advanced Technology in Education at Ryerson University. He was a founding partner of Cycle Time Management, Inc. as...
Northey, Patrick
Lois Spargo fonds
Lois Spargo is a retired Professor in the School of Administration and Information Management at Ryerson University. Spargo earned her BA from the University of Western Ontario. Her research and teaching focused on telecommunications, a subject on...
Spargo, Lois
Terry Gillin fonds
C.T. (Terry) Gillin is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of articles, correspondence, and a book authored by Gillin.
Gillin, Terry
Terrance Sulymko fonds
Terrance Sulymko is an art dealer and former Professor in the School of Business Management at Ryerson University. Sulymko earned his BSc and MBA from the University of Manitoba. He joined the School in 1989 and was appointed to a five-year term a...
Sulymko, Terrance
Allan Chindemi fonds
Allan James Chindemi was a Professor of Fashion Apparel and Design in the School of Fashion at Ryerson University.Fonds conists of reports, course guides, and manuals authored by or featuring Chindemi, as well as records pertaining to his memoria...
Chindemi, Allan
Mustafa Koç fonds
Mustafa Koç has been a faculty member in the Department of Sociology at Ryerson University since 1995. Koç earned his BA from Bogazici University, Istanbul, his MA from the University of Waterloo, and his PhD in Sociology from the University of To...
Koc, Mustafa
Sannu Mölder fonds
Sannu Mölder is a Professor Emeritus of Aerospace Engineering at Ryerson University. Mölder was born in Tallin, Estonia on September 1, 1935. He emigrated to Montreal, Canada, in 1949 before moving to Toronto in 1951. He earned his BASc (1958) and...
Molder, Sannu
Terry Byram fonds
Terence Arthur Byram (b. September 9, 1935) is a former Professor of Modern World History at Ryerson University. Byram earned his BA in Modern History from the University of Toronto and his MA, also in Modern History, from McMaster University. In ...
Byram, Terry
David Greatrix fonds
David R. Greatrix is an Associate Professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering and the Principal Investigator at the Propulsion Research Facility at Ryerson University. Greatrix earned his BSc from the University of Manitoba, his MASc at t...
Greatrix, David
Raghuvir Singh Varma fonds
Fonds consists of papers authored by Varma.
Varma, Raghuvir Singh
Hugh Jack fonds
Fonds consists of papers and correspondence authored by Hugh Jack.
Jack, Hugh
Robert A. Guerriere fonds
Dr. Guerriere taught at Ryerson University and held the titles of Chair of Math, Physics and Computer Science, Director of the Office of Research, and Chair of Biology, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. He was named Professor Emeritus after reti...
Debora Foster fonds
Debora Barnett Foster is a Professor and the Director of the Graduate Program in Molecular Science in the Department of Chemistry and Biology at Ryerson University. Fonds consists of a conference paper authored by Foster.
Foster, Debora
Michael Mayo fonds
Fonds consists of articles authored by Mayo.
Mayo, Michael
Mary Jo Nicholson fonds
Fonds consists of papers and correspondence authored by Nicholson.
Nicholson, Mary Jo
Pamela Hitchcock fonds
Fonds consists of a paper and a report authored by Pamela Hitchcock.
Hitchcock, Pamela
Philip Coulter fonds
Fonds consists of a Ryerson football jacket and a photographic print of Coulter in a football uniform.
Coulter, Philip
David Martin fonds
Fonds consists of papers authored and co-authored by David Martin.
Martin, David W.
Catherine McCarthy fonds
Fonds contains one paper co-authored by McCarthy.
McCarthy, Catherine
Paulette Padanyi fonds
Paulette Padanyi is a retired Professor of Marketing and a former faculty member in the Department of Business Management at Ryerson University from 1990 to 2002. Padanyi earned her BA and MBA in Marketing from the University of Florida and her Ph...
Padanyi, Paulette
Ted Wood fonds
Fonds contains 4 books authored by Ted Wood.
Wood, Ted
Hitesh Doshi fonds
Fonds includes papers, reports, articles, and correspondence authored by Doshi.
Doshi, Hitesh
Rebecca Latif fonds
Rebecca Calingo Latif (a.k.a Rebecca Latif-Pembry) is a former instructor in the School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University circa 1983. Latif earned her BS in Business Education and her MA in Education from De La Salle University. In add...
Latif, Rebecca
Robert Gardner fonds
Robert Gardner is a professor emeritus and chair of the School of Radio and Television Arts (RTA) at Ryerson University.Fonds consists of articles authored by Gardner, as well as photographs from his student days at Ryerson.
Gordon Bean fonds
Fonds consists of material created and co-created by Gordon Bean during his time at Ryerson. Included is a Library Arts manual, and correspondence and reports relating to the Informatics Committee.
Bean, Gordon
Gail Rutherford fonds
Gail Rutherford is an artist and fashion design educator and a former faculty member in the School of Fashion at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute (1976-1992). Rutherford was born and educated in Sydney, Australia, where she earned her teaching degr...
Rutherford, Gail
Peter W. Williams fonds
Fonds consists of articles and reports authored by Williams.
Williams, Peter W.
Sarwan Sahota fonds
Sarwan Sahota is a Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering at Ryerson University. Sahota was born in Dhuleta, Panjab, India in 1932. He earned his BSc (Hons.) (1955), his MSc (1957) and his Phd (1961) in Chemistry from Panjab University, as wel...
Sahota, Sarwan
David Crombie fonds
The Honourable David Crombie, P.C., is a Canadian Conservative politician and the first Chancellor of Ryerson University. Crombie was born in Toronto in 1936. He was educated at Western University and the University of Toronto, earning his BA and ...
Crombie, David
Ron Shirtliff fonds
Fonds consists of a file of photographic material and a sub-series "Unsorted Materials" containing minutes, correspondence and other materials related to his time as a Faculty representative on the Board of Governors and a member of the ...
Louis Gonsalves fonds
Louis A. Gonsalves (d. August 22, 1977) was a Ryerson graduate and an administrator at Ryerson from 1969 to 1981. Gonsalves was born in Barbados. He graduated from Ryerson with a diploma in Business Administration in 1964. While a student at Ryers...
Gonsalves, Louis
Jack Gorman fonds
Jack R. Gorman (December 8, 1922 - February 24, 2012) was an administrator in the Office of the President at Ryerson. Gorman was born in North Bay, Ontario. He married Mildred ("Middy") Morland in 1943 and had two sons, John and Bill. Du...
Gorman, Jack
Larry B. Gray fonds
Lawrence B. Gray was a faculty member in the Department of Psychology and the Associate Vice-President, Academic, at Ryerson. Gray hold a BA in Philosophy from the University of Toronto and an MA in Psychology from the Univerity of Windsor, where ...
Gray, Larry B.
Ernest Harrison fonds
Ernest W. Harrison was a faculty member in the Department of English at Ryerson University from 1966 to 1983. Harrison earned his BA from Oxford University (1938), his MA from the Honour School of English Language and Literature (1946), his Diplom...
Harrison, Ernest
John R. McAllister fonds
John (Jack) Richard McAllister (March 6, 1923 - July 25, 2005) was the founder and first Chairman of the Theatre School at Ryerson. McAllister was born in Sault Saint Marie, Ontario. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Victoria College at the Univ...
McAllister, John R.
Bernard Stromquist fonds
Bernard H. Stromquist (d. October 12, 1987) was a faculty member in the Department of Interior Design at Ryerson from 1951 to 1985. Stromquist was born in Alberta and served with the Royal Canadian Air Force during WWII. He earned his Bachelor of ...
Stromquist, Bernard
Dr. Hack H. Yates fonds
Havelock (Hack) H. Yates (d. September 14, 2013) was the Vice President, Academic, of Ryerson from 1971 to 1974. Yates was born in Cochrane, Ontario, and was married to Barbara Wood of Montreal, with whom he had three children, Lynn, Gordon, and P...
Yates, Hack H., Dr.
Marius Ois fonds
Marius Ois is a part-time instructor the Department of Architectural Science and Landscape Architecture at Ryerson University. Ois earned his Diplom-Ingenieur in Landscape Planning in Berlin, Germany. He is President of the architecture firm Mariu...
Ois, Marius
Jack Livesley fonds
Jack Livesley is a Toronto-based writer and educator and a graduate of Ryerson's Television Production Course. Livesley earned his Bachelor's degree from McMaster University and a gold medal in Speech and Drama from the Toronto Conservat...
Livesley, Jack
Elizabeth Trott fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 597.1 - Papers, 1991. Records are under review. Contact the Archives for information on access. F 597.2 - Reviews and critiques, 1993. Records are under review. Contact the Archives for information on acc...
Trott, Elizabeth
Margaret Norquay fonds
Fonds consists of a single article authored by Margaret Norquay.
Norquay, Margaret
Yew-Thong Leong fonds
This fonds contains the following files: F 60.01: article: Frederick William Cumberland and the Toronto Normal and Model Schools Building three-page article; and one page from Forum, January 25, 1985. F 60.02: One report: Yokohama International Po...
Leong, Yew-Thong
Guna Blums fonds
Fonds contains a single article written by Guna Blums.
Blums, Guna
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Former Top CIA Official, Graham Fuller, Speaks the Truth: "We fight, crudely put, with al-Qaeda in Syria"
Brad Hoff	Interventionism, Rebel crimes, State sponsorship, Syria Conflict	 October 1, 2014 1 Minute
"We cannot both hate Assad and hate those jihadis (like ISIS) who also hate Assad. We fight, crudely put, with al-Qaeda in Syria and against al-Qaeda in Iraq."
–Graham Fuller, former vice chairman, CIA's National Intelligence Council in The Huffington Post…
"Assad is not going to be overthrown in the foreseeable future. He is hardly an ideal ruler, but he is rational, has run a longtime functioning state and is supported by many in Syria who rightly fear what new leader or domestic anarchy might come after his fall. He has not represented a genuinely key threat to the U.S. in the Middle East — despite neocon rhetoric. The time has now come to bite the bullet, admit failure, and to permit — if not assist — Assad in quickly winding down the civil war in Syria and expelling the jihadis. We cannot both hate Assad and hate those jihadis (like ISIS) who also hate Assad. We fight, crudely put, with al-Qaeda in Syria and against al-Qaeda in Iraq. But restoration of order in Syria is essential to the restoration of order in the Iraqi, Lebanese, Israeli and Jordanian borderlands. Permitting Assad to remain in power will also restore a Syria that historically never has acted as a truly "sectarian" or religious state in its behavior in the Middle East — until attacked by Saudi Arabia for its supposed Shi'ism."
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Freshman forward Brent Richards.
SEATTLE - The Washington men's and women's soccer programs will hold a joint alumni barbecue, Sunday, Sept. 28, at 1:30 p.m. at Husky Ballpark. The gathering will be held during the break between the Husky men's and women's doubleheader, on the grass area outside the stadium, down the first base line.
The event is free and open to all Husky soccer alumni. The Washington women's soccer squad will kick off the doubleheader hosting Hawai'i at noon at Husky Soccer Field, with the men's contest with Gonzaga to follow at 2:30 p.m.
To RSVP or for more information on the event, please contact assistant men's soccer coach Richard Reece at rjreece@u.washington.edu or 206-616-1123. Alumni who RSVP will receive free admission to the matches on Sunday. Donations are also welcome.
Cox strikes a goal.
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Washington senior midfielder Raphael Cox was named the Pac-10 Men's Soccer Player of the Week for Sept. 16-22, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today.
Cox was instrumental in the Huskies' 3-2 overtime victory against No. 24 New Mexico to win the Husky Fever Classic on Sunday. The victory also gave head coach Dean Wurzberger his 200th win at Washington. The Tacoma, Wash., helped the Huskies come back from a two-goal deficit against the Lobos, scoring the equalizing goal in the 79th minute and the gamewinner in the 98th minute. It was the first multiple-goal effort for Cox who earned All-Pac-10 second-team acclaim last season.
The UW Daily student newspaper has a feature on the Husky Men: Men's soccer hopes to ride old and new to victories.
Already making a mark with the team is freshman forward Brent Richards from Camas, Wash. He is a regular starter and has led the team in shots on multiple occasions including, most recently, the Husky Fever Classic in which the Huskies were victorious.
Playing alongside Richards is another rookie, midfielder Dylan Tucker-Gangnes, a product of Bainbridge Island.
"The two freshmen up front are doing very well," Washington coach Dean Wurzberger said. "You can't pile heaps of expectations on a freshman but [Brent] is doing ever so well and so is his playing partner Dylan. We're happy that they're as far along as they are."


The perfect addition to your Christmas wedding tables, these beautiful shimmering place cards will guide your guests to their seat.
Each place card will be printed with your personalised name choice. Simply send us a excel spreadsheet of the names and we'll do the rest!


I've been using Google Voice for years. I use it for business calls because I can't afford extra features on my land line (or get a cell phone). It has worked well for me. Voicemail and messages have allowed me to return missed calls when people call me about computer problems. It's been great. And then this "New look" blight struck.
Instead of a straightforward, easily readable and manageable interface in which textual information dominates, I am stuck with ugly little cartoon-ballons, barely readable tiny font with too little contrast, scattered all over the glaring-white page. No way to delete more than one message at a time, and too many clicks to do just that one.
I am visually impaired, with advanced glaucoma. A clean, readable interface is extremely important to me. Nearly every time I open my dedicated gmail/voice browser, I have to scroll down to "Legacy Google Voice" near the bottom of a well-hidden menu in order to do anything.
It may be that some people like orange blobs; after all, many Americans voted for one. For me, the new interface is nothing but an annoyance. I live in fear that the sensible interface I NEED may be completely taken away at any time. WHY, for Heaven's sake, can't it be made a PERMANENT option for those who NEED it? What does Google have against usability? Do you hate the disabled? Please don't suggest using a screen reader! I don't need that! All I need is the ability to define a readable font size, and a sensibly organized, accessible interface.
Oh, by the way, in case anyone is tempted to slap me in the face with web browser discrimination, forget it — it's not my choice of browser that creates the problem. My dedicated g-browser is Google Chrome. I only use it for mail/voice because it, too, has usability issues. Not being able to zoom text apart from images is an enormous handicap.
On top of it all, the "Send feedback" dialog of gvoice is SO WELL HIDDEN at the bottom of both the old gvoice sidebar and the new menu when the font size is readable that I needed help to find it. Plus, it says "include a screenshot" but will not accept screnshots that actually illustrate the problem. It insists on MAKING the screenshot itself, which means that, since I have adjusted my settings in order to be able to use the feedback form, the screenshot will be useless.
So, here are the screenshots that actually illustrate the problem, and a shot of the dickheadedly rigid feedback form. Names and numbers have been blurred out. Click to see full-size.
Note the size of the feedback form. It is unchangeable. Making the font size readable only shoves the buttons over the edge. With a font size that I can read, I can see only three short lines of text in the input box. If I want to do more than tweet, I need to compose my rant in a text editor and paste it in.


Jason Aldean's Hit Single Becomes Theme Song for the ACC.
Well, we knew Jason Aldean's single, "My Kind of Party", was a big hit, but clearly country fans are not the only showing Aldean some love for this song! The ACC (Atlantic Coast Conference) has chosen Aldean's hit to be the "theme song" for the opening of all the telecasts during the 2011 football season. The single will be included in the opening video montage which will be the lead in to each week's syndicated game. Aldean's rocking-semi-rap-infused party anthem is sure to get the adrenaline flowing for football fans throughout the 2011 season!
Meanwhile, Jason continues his tour across the U.S. through October!


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Living Colour releases new version of "Cult of Personality" with Steve Vai
Megaforce Records
Living Colour has teamed up with guitar virtuoso Steve Vai for a new version of the band's signature song, "Cult of Personality."
The collaboration comes after the two acts performed together at the Rock in Rio festival earlier this month.
In a statement, Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid says, "In celebration of 30th anniversary of Living Colour's first appearance in Brazil, which also was [bassist] Doug Wimbish's first live appearance with the band, we are releasing a special edition version of 'Cult of Personality' featuring our special guest in Rio de Janeiro, our dear friend, the extraordinary Mr. Steve Vai on additional guitar."
You can listen to the updated "Cult of Personality" now via digital outlets.
The original "Cult of Personality" was released in 1988 and won Best Hard Rock Performance at the 1990 Grammys.


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London International Mime Festival – showcasing visual theatre on the capital's stages
Gecko's The Wedding will be performed in the Barbican theatre during the festival. Photo: Richard Haughton
by Jo Caird - Jan 8, 2019
For more than four decades, the London International Mime Festival has welcomed performers from all over the globe, but this year it is bringing British companies to the fore, as Jo Caird discovers
When Gecko takes to the stage of the Barbican theatre, as part of the London International Mime Festival later this month, it will be the first British company to do so. It's a similar story just up the road at Sadler's Wells, which is also hosting a British company – Gandini Juggling – on its main stage for the first time in the 44-year history of the festival.
British work has always been an important part of the mix at LIMF, and British companies have played plenty of prestigious venues in the intervening years, but never before have festival directors Helen Lannaghan and Joseph Seelig opted to put British companies at the forefront of their programming in this way.
That Gecko is the first British company to play the main house of the Barbican as part of the festival is "something that we're very proud of", says Seelig, who founded the event in 1977 at the instigation of mime-clown Nola Rae. The slot is a "great recognition for them", he says.
What started as a small celebration of mime – in which a handful of acts, all of them British, could be seen at one small theatre in north-west London – has gone on to become the capital's longest-established season of international theatre. Overseas companies and artists were first programmed in the second year – "A French bloke came to the festival and said: 'I've got all sorts of ideas'," recalls Seelig, who was joined by Lannaghan in 1986 – and the festival gradually expanded. He estimates that it has played at 80 different spaces over the years.
Gandini Juggling's Spring will be at Sadler's Wells during the festival. Photo: Thomas Bowles
At the same time, the range of work presented at the festival has diversified, with Seelig using the term "visual theatre" to encompass the broad spectrum of performance on offer. They've kept the original name for continuity reasons, but these days the programme includes live art, circus and puppetry, plus movement, physical, object and mask theatre, as well as what most think of as mime. For Seelig, visual theatre is simply a "way of expressing emotions and telling stories that just happens not to involve language".
The roll call of companies and artists that have taken part over the years reads like a who's who of contemporary visual theatre – Derevo from Russia, Australian company Circa, France's Jacques Lecoq, Belgium's Les Ballets C de la B, the UK's Complicite – so it's hardly surprising that being programmed by Seelig and Lannaghan carries real cachet in this world.
But for Amit Lahav, founding artistic director of Gecko, there's more to it than that. "Seelig and Lannaghan's place in the story of Gecko is very significant. They have always believed in the work," he says, reeling off the names of four previous Gecko shows that have appeared as part of LIMF.
"They are very aware and deeply interested in the company's needs and the company's journey. That is about a meaningful relationship, proper conversations where they go: 'Where do you want to go, where do you see yourself, what does the company need and how can we be joined up in that?' "
LIMF artistic directors Helen Lannaghan and Joseph Seelig with Peter Brook (centre)
Programming Gecko's The Wedding in the headline slot at the Barbican Theatre is just the most recent, and illustrious, example, Lahav says, of Seelig and Lannaghan's commitment to ensuring that "the company is in the best possible venue". That's not to downplay his excitement about it, however.
"It's pretty enormous, actually. My interest has always been in creating a theatre language that is human and doesn't have any boundaries. The work has always had that potential: to play the main house at the Barbican. It might not have always had that scale.
"I had my battles in terms of making a piece this big. I feel uncompromising in the sense that this is work that needs to be made. It needs to be about the world that's around us now, it's about society, it's about humanity. It can't be a small show. It needs to reflect that, and the fact that the Barbican have picked up on that and that the mime festival said 'yes' to it feels really important."
French/Norwegian company Plexus Polaire will present Chambre Noir as part of the festival. Photo: Shas Levshin
Sean Gandini can attest to the positive impact of long-term support from LIMF too. Gandini Juggling has been part of the festival on a number of occasions and regards it as "a bit of a home for the hybrid companies, the sideways-looking people, the people that don't fit into any other category". Of Seelig and Lannaghan, Gandini says: "They were wonderfully supportive of us right at the beginning, 20 years ago, when a lot of people were thinking: 'What on earth are these people doing?' "
Taking its 2018 show Spring to the main stage of Sadler's Wells feels like recognition, says Gandini, partly because his company will finally be playing a UK venue of a scale and calibre to match those it already frequents around the world.
In the close-knit world of international visual theatre, being programmed at the festival is regarded as something of a seal of approval, artists agree. London-based company Theatre Re is returning to the festival this year with the world premiere of Birth, a LIMF co-commission with Shoreditch Town Hall. Being part of the festival, says artistic director Guillaume Pige, "opens the doors for more people to come and see the work further down the line". He points to the fact that the company's previous show, The Nature of Forgetting, has toured extensively, both around the UK and internationally, partly thanks to the interest it attracted at the festival in 2017.
Theatre Re's Birth. Photo: F Verbeek
It's also an important platform in itself of course, with both British and international companies able to play to far larger audiences as part of the festival than they would on tour around the UK or at other times of the year in London. This is down to the fact, says Seelig, that the festival has a "core, loyal audience: there are people who've been coming literally from the beginning; now their children are coming".
Loyal audiences are a boon for the companies programmed as part of the festival – "The English arts landscape isn't at its healthiest at the moment so to have a festival that often guarantees you an audience is quite extraordinary," says Gandini – but it's also crucial to the ongoing success of LIMF.
Seelig reports ticket sales of about 90% for the 16 to 20 shows the festival puts on each year, with that cash going directly into paying artists' fees. The LIMF is an Arts Council national portfolio organisation, receiving an annual grant of just over £200,000, but box office accounts for most of the rest of its £400,000 turnover. "If the public didn't come in large numbers, we'd be in big trouble," says Seelig.
Anywhere, from France's Theatre de L'Entrouvert, features a puppet made of ice. Photo: Beaume 5
Ticket sales may be healthy but there are other challenges that keep Seelig up at night. One of them is the state of sterling.
"If you bring shows from abroad, most people don't want to be paid in sterling. So we buy currency ahead. We're not speculators. We sometimes get it wrong, but if you're able to draw a line under your budget, [that helps]," he explains.
"But you can only do it to the extent that you've got available money. A large chunk of our money comes from the box office, which we don't get until after the event, so we have to be very careful with what we buy so it doesn't eat into our costs running up to the festival."
Brexit – its impact on the pound, as well as the fact that customs and visa restrictions may be off-putting to foreign companies – is another concern. "International festivals have a big problem looming," he says.
But despite all that, Seelig professes himself an optimist. "I don't think it's going to be so terrible and we'll be able to sort all this out, I'm sure we will. No point getting gloomy now."
London International Mime Festival
Joint artistic directors: Helen Lannaghan, Joseph Seelig
Performances (2019): 68
Audience figures: 20,000
Number of employees: 8, including freelances
Turnover: £400,000
Funding: £200,000 in grants; £200,000 in ticket sales
Details: mimelondon.com
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JEFFERSON CITY — On Dec. 1, Missouri State Sen. Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg, pre-filed legislation to help all children with developmental disabilities get medically necessary therapies. Senate Bill 45 would require insurance companies to cover therapies like physical, occupational, speech and Applied Behavior Analysis for children with Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Fragile X and many other disabilities.
Since 2010, Missouri has required insurance to cover those therapies for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), who make up 50 percent of the children in Missouri with developmental disabilities. Senator Hoskins would like to extend this coverage to the remaining 50 percent of children in Missouri with developmental disabilities.
While most children learn to roll over, walk and talk as they grow, many children with disabilities need weekly therapy sessions to achieve these milestones. Therapy can run anywhere from $200-$300 per week, making it unaffordable for many families. For children with genetic disorders, therapy is their medicine.
"I am hopeful we will move legislation forward to help all children have access to therapies that are proven to have a positive impact on the outcome of their lives," said Sen. Hoskins.
This legislation has far-reaching benefits, beyond directly benefiting the children who might receive therapy as a result of the law's passage. Schools will benefit, because more children will come to school with the skills they need to be ready to learn. With consistent therapeutic intervention, these children can learn the skills they will need as adults to be independent, to have jobs and to be active members of their communities.


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MEYEROWITZ-Jan. Composer dies, age 85, in Colmar, France, December 15th, 1998. Known as a humanist of impressive culture, he was a great pianist, conductor, musicologist and composer. A student of von Zemlinsky, Malipiero, Casella, Respighi both in Berlin and Rome, he was afterwards the assistant of Boris Goldovski in Tanglewood (Boston Symphony). He is notably the author of eight operas, two based on texts by Langston Hughes (''The Barrier'' met with great success), and of symphonic and choral works (directed by Dimitri Mitropoulos with the Philharmonic of N.Y.). His loyalty to ''tonality'' characterized him. He was a professor of both Brooklyn College and City College, N.Y. He gave very popular radio lectures in Cologne and Munich in Germany, where he recently received the famous J.W. Stamitz prize. Jan retired in Alsace, France, birthplace of his wife Marguerite, who survives him. She was a professor of French musical diction at the Juilliard School of Lincoln Center.


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Get a timeline of the events that led to the Reunification of Southern Jutland and Denmark in 1920.
July 1864 - Denmark loses the duchies of Schleswig, Holstein and Lauenburg. Prussia takes control of Schleswig, while Austria controls Holstein. Especially in North Schleswig, many Schleswigs speak Danish.
Prussian soldiers in the entrenchments at Dybbøl in 1864.
Photo: C. Junod
23 August, 1866 - The peace in Prague ends the war between Prussia and Austria. Austria loses. Article 5 of the Peace Treaty ends up playing a central role for the Danish-minded Schleswigs. It says that Schleswig and Holstein must in principle be managed by Prussia, but that the northern districts of Schleswig must be reunited with Denmark if the people in these areas demand it in a free vote. Negotiations on such a vote failed as early as 1868, however - and in 1878 Germany repealed the article.
The Holy Roman Empire (circa 1715), which dissolved during the war between Prussia and Austria.
Photo: Johann Homann Hübner
1871 - A German-Prussian Confederation defeats France in the Franco-Prussian War. A new empire is then established under the name Germany. The North Schleswig area is thus a part of the German Empire.
Adolph Wilhelm Dinesen in uniform, Paris 1871. The author Karen Blixen's father, Wilhelm Dinesen, is one of several Danes fighting for France in the Franco-Prussian War.
Photo: Pierre-Louis Pierson
1880 - The Danish movement in Schleswig arises. Associations are established where you can cultivate the Danish language and culture. The movement will branch out in the next decades in the Language Association, the Electoral Association and the School Association. The Danish movement is unpopular with the German authorities in the time leading up to World War I. Harassment and restrictions become part of everyday life, but it strengthens the community.
H.P. Hanssen. Editor, politician and minister. Leader of the Electoral Association.
Photo: Holger Damgaard
1 August, 1914 - World War I breaks out after the Austro-Hungarian heir to the throne, Ferdinand, and his wife are assassinated in Sarajevo.
German machine guns at the eastern front.
23 October, 1918 - The war is not yet officially over, but the German defeat is obvious to everyone. In a closed joint meeting, the Danish Parliament and Landstinget discuss the possibilities for reunification.
H.P. Hanssen, de facto leader of the Danish minority and member of the German Reichstag (1906-1919), was informed as early as the beginning of October 1918 that a solution to the North Schleswig question was within reach. On 23 October, he therefore proposes, with reference to Article 5 of the Prague Peace Agreement and the right of peoples to self-determination, that North Schleswig be incorporated into Denmark.
H.P. Hanssen speaks
11 November, 1918 - World War I ends. Germany loses the war.
German troops pass by a city blown asunder
14 November, 1918 - The German Foreign Minister promises H.P. Hanssen a reorganization of North Schleswig's national affiliation. In the following days, the leaders of the Danish minority will prepare the so-called Aabenraa resolution, which requires a referendum for North Schleswig as a whole close to the current Danish-German border.
The Electoral Association's board and supervisory committee who approve the Aabenraa Resolution, 1918
17 November, 1918 - A crowd of more than 3000 Danish-minded Schleswigs gathered in front of Folkehjem in Aabenraa breaks out in jubilation when H.P. Hanssen announces that they will have the opportunity to vote their return home to Denmark.
H. P. Hanssen speaks from the balcony of Folkehjem 17. november 1918
28 June, 1919 - The peace treaty is signed in Versailles, France, but it does not come into force until January 1920.
The Peace Conference in Versailles 7 May, 1919. The German courier who brought the peace terms to Berlin is leaving his hotel
10 February, 1920 - Voting in zone 1, North Schleswig. Here the vote applies to the whole of present-day Southern Jutland. The vote can then not divide the zone if any sub-districts vote for Germany. This is important, because even though 74.2 percent vote for Denmark and only 24.9 percent for Germany, there is a German majority in the market towns of Aabenraa, Sønderborg and Tønder, and these only reunite with Denmark as a result of the rule.
Gathering place for voters at the harbours of Aabenraa, 1920
Photo: A. Frankl
14 March, 1920 - Voting in zone 2, from Flensburg and the south to Flensburg-Tønning. Here the vote is by district, but no district has a Danish majority. All in all, the vote shows an overwhelming German majority. Only about 20 percent vote for Denmark.
Flags raised in connection with the vote in Flensburg, 1920
Photo: A. Juul
15 June, 1920 - From this date on, Southern Jutland is again part of Denmark. It's the official Reunionification Day.
Meeting in Aabenraa on Reunification Day, 1922
10 July, 1920 - King Christian X rides across the old border from 1864 at Frederikshøj, Christiansfeld, to welcome the Southern Jutlandians.
Christian X on his white horse
Photo: Thorvald Larsen
11 July, 1920 - The royal family participates in the official Reunification Party at Dybbøl with over 50,000 participants.
The crowd Dybbøl-Mølle. Reunification Party,1920


I like helping other people. I enjoy that warm feeling of self-accomplishment when a friend or stranger can move forward in life with a big smile and a problem solved because of something I was able to do for them. How wonderful when I have the available funds, spiritual gifts, or on rare occasion the time to actually help another person.
Let's just stay blissfully ignorant, content by how our actions exemplify who we are and self-justified that we are doing quite enough to proclaim the God we follow.
Too often I must be reminded it is not this simple.
I typically seek ways to be helpful only when it is convenient for me! I will help my kids with a project when I don't have to be at work or finish something else around the house. I plan into my existing schedule those occasional nights to serve meals at a local shelter, but if I'm already too busy it doesn't happen. I offer a friend a listening ear, but only when I'm not too stressed or tired from my own chaotic life. I volunteer my time when the work involved somehow falls within my skill-set.
But I am called to SO much more! Need is around me all the time. I might try to convince myself that I have exhausted the time and possessions available to give, yet the need remains. How do I respond? Will I even acknowledge the need that exists?
The Johnson book emphasizes that the love of neighbor is not something which can be planned ahead of time or adequately defined by a pre-established set of rules. We must discern how God calls us to respond to the needs around us! This requires us to be attentive. We must be aware of the gifts which have been given to us – our time, material wealth, the physical ability to take action, even our emotional energy – and then discern, moment to moment, how these gifts can be used to meet the needs of others.
I wrote last week about my desire to seek God's presence at all times (Finding Presence in ALL places). I said I yearn to hear God's voice, constantly there if I am willing to listen. I desire the Spirit to swirl around my thoughts all day, every day. But guess what… when we truly do this, our thoughts somehow become less about us and more about others. The inward focus moves outward. We then help others not because it feels good, but because the need is there and we have been placed in a time and place to meet it!
We were commanded to first love God, then to love others. When we act in love to meet the needs of others – people who like us were created and are loved by God – we respond to God. God is love, and God desires his creation to live and act in love – which sometimes means we get out of our comfort zone and help others using gifts we didn't know we had. Our willingness to pay attention and serve then becomes a symbolic and natural response to our faith in and love for God.
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Ian Andrew Kirkpatrick (* 24. Mai 1946 in Gisborne) ist ein ehemaliger neuseeländischer Rugby-Union-Spieler.

Er begann seine Karriere im Alter von 20 Jahren bei der Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union. Ein Jahr später wechselte er zur Canterbury Rugby Football Union und etablierte sich in der regionalen Auswahlmannschaft. Im Oktober 1967 wurde er zum ersten Mal in den Kader der All Blacks, der Nationalmannschaft, berufen, am 25. November desselben Jahres absolvierte er sein erstes Länderspiel, in Paris gegen Frankreich.

Seine internationale Karriere dauerte bis August 1977. Er kam in 39 Länderspielen zum Einsatz (davon neun als Mannschaftskapitän) und erzielte dabei 16 Versuche. Diese Marke war ein neuer nationaler Rekord und wurde erst 1983 durch Stu Wilson übertroffen. Kirkpatrick absolvierte weitere 74 Spiele für die All Blacks; zu seiner Zeit waren Spiele gegen Vereine und Regionalmannschaften weitaus häufiger als gegen Nationalmannschaften.

Auf nationaler Ebene erzielte Kirkpatrick 115 Versuche in 289 Spielen der höchsten Klasse. Außerdem war er für Canterbury bei 33 Spielen um den Ranfurly Shield im Einsatz. 1979 erklärte Kirkpatrick seinen Rücktritt. Im Jahr 2003 wurde er in die International Rugby Hall of Fame aufgenommen.

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(TORONTO, ON) – By passing Bill 66, the government is showing its disdain for the workers of Ontario, says the Ontario Federation of Labour.
"From increasing the number of children allowed in home-based daycare facilities, to reducing labeling requirements and reporting on toxic substances used in the workplace by employers, this government is playing with the lives of Ontarians," said Buckley.
Under the PC law passed yesterday, businesses in Ontario can now use overtime averaging to pay workers for fewer of their overtime hours. The law also allows reduced reporting of toxic substances in workplaces and communities, and deems public entities as 'non-construction employers', opening the door for non-union companies in the construction trades to bid on and build public infrastructure projects. It also stops requiring the employer to post the Employment Standards Act in the workplace.
PC government cuts and privatizations have weakened and removed workplace and environmental protections, cancelled important programs, instituted a hiring freeze in the public service, cut funding to key public services like education and social service supports, and moved toward merging, closing, and privatizing health care delivery services.


Abstract: In order to meet the demands of data-hungry applications, modern data storage systems are expected to be increasingly denser. This is a challenging endeavor, and storage engineers are continuously trying to provide novel technologies. However, these new technologies are typically associated with an increase in the number and types of errors, making the goal of securing highly-reliable dense storage devices a tricky challenge.
This work focuses on analyzing the errors in addition to providing novel and efficient error-correcting coding schemes that are capable of overcoming the aforementioned challenge. In particular, through informed exploitation of the underlying channel characteristics of the storage device being studied, we provide frameworks for systematically generating error-correcting codes with mathematical guarantees that offer performance improvements in orders of magnitude relative to the prior state-of-the-art.
First, we present a technique to predict the performance of codes given the existence of certain error-prone structures in the graph representation of these codes. Next, we introduce a general framework for the code optimization of non-binary graph-based codes, which works for various interesting channels. Afterwards, we derive an approach to design high performance spatially-coupled codes particularly for magnetic recording applications. Finally, we propose a framework to design optimized multi-dimensional spatially-coupled codes. Our frameworks are based on mathematical tools drawn from coding theory and information theory, and rely on advanced mathematical techniques from probability theory, linear algebra, graph theory, combinatorics, and optimization. The proposed frameworks have a vast variety of applications that include both magnetic recording and Flash memory systems. Our frameworks lead to a practical, effective tool for storage engineers to use multi-dimensional storage devices with confidence.
Biography: Ahmed Hareedy is a Ph.D. candidate in the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at the University of California, Los Angeles. He received his Bachelor and M.S. degrees in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Cairo University in 2006 and 2011, respectively. His research interests are in broadly applying coding/information theoretic concepts and techniques to solve problems associated with modern practical systems, e.g., problems in data storage, distributed computing, DNA analysis, and machine learning. He has industry experience as he worked with Mentor Graphics Corporation between 2006 and 2014. He worked as an error correcting codes architect with Intel Corporation in the summer of 2015 and the summer of 2017. He is a recipient of the Best Paper Award from the IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM), 2015 (Selected Areas in Communications, Data Storage Track). In 2017, he won the 2017-2018 Dissertation Year Fellowship at UCLA. In the same year, he won the 2016-2017 Electrical Engineering Henry Samueli Excellence in Teaching Award at UCLA. He is a recipient of the Memorable Paper Award from the Non-Volatile Memories Workshop (NVMW), 2018, in the area of devices, coding, and information theory.


The Handle and mounts attach to the rear of a trailer with at least a 19" superstructure. A 16" wheel with a boom attach to the PT23 frame mount. This system allows the trailer to be pushed from behind. It is ideal for converting the bicycle carrier to a stroller or for maneuvering the recycling trailer from the back.
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import java.util.Scanner;
import java.io.*;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.text.DecimalFormat;

 public class Assignment
{

public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException
{

File dataFile = new File ("Feb13StockData.txt");
if(!(dataFile.exists()))
{
  System.out.println("invalid file");
  System.exit(0);
}
DecimalFormat df2 = new DecimalFormat(".##");
Scanner fileInput = new Scanner (dataFile);
String stock;
int pp, sp, ns;
double pc, sc;
String sell;
double profit;

//read first student record.
//for(int i = 1; i<= 4; i++)
System.out.println("Stock \t\t"+"PP \t\t"+"SP \t\t"+"PC \t\t"+"SC \t\t"+"NS \t\t"+"sellOut \t\t"+"profit \t\t");
while (fileInput.hasNext()){

stock = fileInput.nextLine();
pp = fileInput.nextInt();
sp = fileInput.nextInt();
pc = fileInput.nextDouble();
sc = fileInput.nextDouble();
ns = fileInput.nextInt();
sell = fileInput.nextLine();
profit = ProfitOut(pp,sp,pc,ns,sc);

printToScreen(stock,pp,sp,pc,sc,ns,sell,profit);

//System.out.println(student + "\t\t" + stYear + "\t\t" + gpa+ "\t\t" + credits);

//discard BOL CHARACTOR
fileInput.nextLine();
}

fileInput.close();
}

 public static void printToScreen(String stockOut, int ppOut, int spOut, double pcOut, double scOut, int nsOut, String sellOut, double profit){

System.out.println(stockOut+ "\t\t" + ppOut +"\t\t" + spOut+"\t\t" +pcOut+"\t\t" +scOut+"\t\t"+ nsOut+"\t\t"+sellOut+"\t\t"+profit );

}
  public static double ProfitOut (int pp, int sp, double pc, int ns, double sc)
  {
    double profit;
    return profit = ((ns * sp) - sc) - ((ns *pp) + pc);
  }

 }

String sell is not working properly. N or Y is not showing up at all.
Here is my file.

AXC
  25
  54
  9.11
  6.98
  20
  N
  CLR
  24
  44
  9.68
  8.63
  50
  N
  UPQ
  38
  52
  4.95
  5.24
  30
  Y
  SLS
  46
  51
  7.29
  4.95
  50
  y
  MOP
  20
  32
  4.95
  6.58
  50
  N
  NRK
  19
  43
  5.25
  7.74
  60
  N
  COP
  48
  29
  6.62
  5.06
  30
  Y
  SRY
  19
  52
  4.95
  9.32
  50
  N
  MPL
  25
  36
  8.3
  4.95
  20
  y
  RRZ
  24
  51
  4.95
  5.46
  20
  N
  XON
  14
  33
  4.95
  7.41
  40
  N
  LSW
  18
  50
  4.95
  4.95
  30
  N

A: You can format the value with the DecimalFormat class:
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("###.##");
System.out.println(df.format(PI));

OR
Rounding Doubles with BigDecimal
To round doubles to n decimal places, we can write a helper method:
private static double round(double value, int places) {
    if (places < 0) throw new IllegalArgumentException();
    BigDecimal bd = new BigDecimal(Double.toString(value));
    bd = bd.setScale(places, RoundingMode.HALF_UP);
    return bd.doubleValue();
}

You can use above method to make any value at any point of decimal value.

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U.S. Dollar Jumps After Strong Jobless Numbers
By clickforexIn ForexPosted April 4, 2019
Investing.com – The greenback surged on Thursday as the number of people who filed for unemployment assistance fell to an almost 50-year low last week, increasing hope that the economy is not slowing down.
The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback's strength against a basket of six major currencies, rose 0.2% to 96.887 as of 10:53AM ET (14:53 GMT).
The number of people who filed for unemployment assistance in the U.S. last week fell by 10,000 to a seasonally-adjusted 202,000, the lowest level since December 1969. The data suggests that labor is not deteriorating as much as thought and is a positive prelude to Friday's jobs report.
The dollar rose against the safe-haven yen, with USD/JPY gaining 0.1% to 111.55.
Elsewhere, sterling fell as a sit down between Prime Minister Theresa May the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, seemed to go nowhere. The House of Lords is expected to vote later on a bill which would try to block a no deal Brexit, which would force May to ask the EU for another extension.
The U.K. had originally been due to leave the EU on March 29, but the deadline was pushed back to April 12 to allow the U.K. parliament more time to approve the withdrawal agreement. However, the agreement has failed three times.
Elsewhere, USD/CAD rose 0.1% to 1.3348 and EUR/USD fell 0.2% to 1.1216.
Brent rolled back from $ 70 due to rising US crude stocks
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I have to agree that some kind of hair would make this craft so cute, right folks? I mean, it is a beautiful angel, but there is so much more that you can do with the Styrofoam. You can even paint it to give it a more festive and angelic look.
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Sorry, my type writer was off. I meant to say paint the face, would be even cuter.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using Newtonsoft.Json;

namespace ShopifySharp
{
    public class GiftCard : ShopifyObject
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the amount of money remaining on the gift card.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("balance")]
        public decimal? Balance { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The date and time when the gift card was created.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("created_at")]
        public DateTimeOffset? CreatedAt { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The date and time when the gift card was updated.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("updated_at")]
        public DateTimeOffset? UpdatedAt { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The three letter code (ISO 4217) for the currency used for the gift card.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("currency")]
        public string Currency { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the initial amount of money on the gift card.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("initial_value")]
        public decimal? InitialValue { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The date and time when the gift card was disabled.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("disabled_at")]
        public DateTimeOffset? DisabledAt { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The date and time when the gift card will expire.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("expires_on")]
        public DateTimeOffset? ExpiresOn { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// A unique numeric identifier of the line_item that caused the creation of this gift card (if it was created by an order).
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("line_item_id")]
        public long? LineItemId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// A unique numeric identifier of the application that issued the gift card (if it was issued by an application).
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("api_client_id")]
        public long? ApiClientId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// A unique numeric identifier of the user that issued the gift card (if it was issued by a user).
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("user_id")]
        public long? UserId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The id of a customer who is associated with this gift card.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("customer_id")]
        public long? CustomerId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The text of an optional note that a shop owner can attach to the gift card. Not visible to merchants.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("note")]
        public string Note { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// When specified, the gift card will be rendered using gift_card.SUFFIX.liquid instead of gift_card.liquid.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("template_suffix")]
        public string TemplateSuffix { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// The last four characters of the gift card code. Because gift cards are alternate payment methods, the full code cannot be retrieved.
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("last_characters")]
        public string LastCharacters { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// A unique numeric identifier of the order that caused the creation of this gift card (if it was created by an order).
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("order_id")]
        public long? OrderId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Thethe gift card code. Only for Creation
        /// </summary>
        [JsonProperty("code")]
        public string Code { get; set; }
    }
}

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NBA Betting: Heat Try To Cool Off Sixers
In the NBA on Thursday night, the Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers meet up for the second time in three days.
On Tuesday, the 76ers and Heat clashed in a high-scoring affair that Philadelphia won in overtime 137-134 as an 8.5-point favorite at Bovada Sportsbook.
With the win, Philadelphia improved to 8-4 straight up and 6-6 against the spread on the season and snapped a three-game SU losing streak. At home, the 76ers are a solid 6-1 SU in their last seven but only 4-3 ATS.
The Heat's tough start to the season continued in the loss as they fell to 4-5 SU and ATS. On the road, Miami is a disappointing 2-6 SU and 3-5 ATS in its last eight.
Despite the loss Tuesday night, the Heat are 4-2 SU and ATS in their last six against Philadelphia. Those six games have been strong OVER plays for totals bettors at 5-1 OVER. Miami has had trouble in Philadelphia with a 2-9 record SU and 5-6 record ATS in its last 11 road games against the 76ers.
Slumping Rockets look to find groove in San Antonio
Also on Thursday night, the struggling Houston Rockets visit the San Antonio Spurs.
On Tuesday, the Rockets lost to the Los Angeles Lakers 117-100 as a 5-point underdog. They're 1-4 SU and ATS in their last five and 3-6 SU and ATS on the season. Houston has been especially bad on the road at 1-9 SU and 2-8 ATS in its last 10.
San Antonio is coming off a 112-102 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder as a 2.5-point favorite on Tuesday night. The Spurs are 4-1 SU and 3-2 ATS in their last five, but at home they've dropped three straight.
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Warriors have covered spread in last 5 vs Denver
Our Thursday night preview concludes with the Golden State Warriors at the Denver Nuggets.
Last time out on Tuesday, the Warriors lost to the Indiana Pacers 104-95 as a 3.5-point favorite. Golden State has posted four straight UNDERs for totals bettors, and the Warriors are 6-2 UNDER in their last eight road games.
Denver lost to the Brooklyn Nets 122-116 as a 5-point underdog on Tuesday to drop to 5-6 SU and 3-8 ATS on the season. The Nuggets have paid off as an OVER bet this season at 5-1 OVER in their last six and 9-2 OVER in their last 11. At home, Denver has been a money-loser with a 2-5 SU record and a 1-5-1 ATS mark in its last seven.
The Warriors are surprisingly 4-1 SU and 5-0 ATS in their last five vs Denver.


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When it comes to best manufacturing practices, we go above and beyond to continuously increase the variety of products our different brands offer.
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