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Lil Jon on staying relevant in pop culture and making a Christmas song with the Kool-Aid Man
Byadmin May 21, 2019 September 30, 2021
When given the opportunity to collaborate with the Kool-Aid Man, Lil Jon had an easy — and predictable — answer: "Yeah!"
Back in December, the 48-year-old rapper and producer earned immediate induction into EW's ridiculous Christmas rap song Hall of Fame with the release of "All I Really Want for Christmas," which featured the one and only Kool-Aid Man.
"I had that track laying around for a while, and then me and Kool-Aid connected and it just felt special," Lil Jon tells EW. "To see the Kool-Aid man in person, it was like, 'Wow, this is really happening.' Fast track, we got 2 million hits off of that in a week. It was just something cool to do; I always wanted to do a Christmas song and then to be able to use a brand figure like the Kool-Aid Man in something was pretty amazing."
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Watch Ozzy Osbourne react to 'Crazy Train' sample in Trick Daddy's 'Let's Go'
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The 50 Greatest Producers of the 21st Century: Staff List
Byadmin July 30, 2021 September 30, 2021
15. Lil Jon Associated Acts: Usher, Pitbull, Petey Pablo Signature Sound: Crunk, a party-ready strain of Southern rap that Lil Jon rode to the top of the charts in the mid-2000s with the East Side Boyz — but his…
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Usher Reunites With Ludacris, Lil Jon for New Song 'SexBeat'
Usher reteams with Ludacris and Lil Jon — the same trio that released the 2004 hits "Yeah!" and "Lovers and Friends" — for the singer's new single "SexBeat," which arrived Friday. Read Full Article bridge…
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Lil Jon's New Show On HGTV Will Have You Shouting "Yeah!"
Byadmin May 5, 2022 May 5, 2022
First Lil Jon wants to do a tequila shot with you—then he wants to redesign your home! Find out everything about his new HGTV home design series, Lil Jon Wants to Do What? First he turned…
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Rolling Stone Live Returns for Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles
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As the sporting world descends on Los Angeles in anticipation of the city's first Super Bowl hosting gig in nearly 30 years, another storied event will also make its long overdue comeback. Rolling Stone is back to…
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A History of the Best Hip-Hop Dance Songs Since the 2000s
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This unit was the most time consuming by far due to the NMM techniques on the horse and elf elms as well as the blades. They are also my favorite unit - play- and paint-wise!
Let me talk a little bit about NMM. It is not quick. It is definitely not speed painting.
1) To keep it fresh. If you're using canned techniques you already know you're going to get bored. You're going to lack the motivation. This is why expanding an army you already own results in less models painted than if you'd started fresh. Logically, it should be the opposite. We already how to do the paint scheme so it seems like it should be quicker. However, there is nothing logical about motivation.
2) To keep you learning. If your knowledge isn't growing, it's shrinking. Avoid your standby techniques. If all you know is drybrushing and you refuse to try anything besides drybrushing, that's all you're going to be doing in ten years, Ding Dong!
What colors did you use?
The gray is created from mixing Reaper Master Series Walnut Brown and Creamy Ivory. These are both colors used in the rest of the models. Walnut Brown is the darkest color in the crevasses and Creamy Ivory is the transition color in my highlighting trifecta (Kommando Khaki -> Creamy Ivory -> Skull White). I think using real metallics would have detracted from the overall look of the army.
By the end I feel I got it down pat on the blades and anything two dimensional for sure. I feel like I know the theory well enough to do three dimensional fare to a high standard.
Would you do another army with NMM?
Good question. I would only consider it on another wood elf army, or an army with even less metal. (Demons maybe?) I don't want to spend the rest of my years painting empire breastplates.
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Best Profs
2019 Best 40 Under 40 Professors: Nicos Savva, London Business School
Nicos Savva
Professor of Management Science and Operations
For the past few years, Nicos Savva has dedicated his research to understanding hospital operations. Savva marries big data and healthcare to figure out best ways in which hospitals can care for and host their patients. "Hospitals are generating troves of data which, if utilized properly, has the potential to improve the value of care," Savva says. The results have been Savva teaching very popular electives in advanced business analytics, data mining for business intelligence, and managing healthcare. Savva also teaches the core courses of Decision Models and Managing Responsibility, also known as Algorithmic Ethics.
"I have had the pleasure of working with Nicos for the past seven years in which he taught the core data courses for MBA students," says Wei Wells, the senior manager of the MBA program at London Business School. "Nicos is a well-respected faculty member at London Business School and well-liked by students; he is extremely helpful to the students and staff. To ensure students have the best academic experience, he often goes out of his way to support them. From the professional staff point of view, he is a joy to work with, and always has a helpful and positive attitude."
In his spare time, Savva enjoys windsurfing, downhill skiing, and road cycling.
At current institution since what year? 2008
Education: Ph.D. (Management Science), MPhil (Financial Engineering), MA (Physics); all from Cambridge University
List of current MBA courses you currently teach:
Electives: Advanced Business Analytics, Data Mining for Business Intelligence, Managing Healthcare
Core: Decision Models, Managing Responsibly (Algorithmic Ethics)
TELL US ABOUT YOUR LIFE AS A PROFESSOR:
I knew I wanted to be a business school professor when… I was studying physics and I discovered that mathematical models – not too dissimilar to the ones developed decades ago to describe the natural world – were useful in tackling important business and societal problems that had an impact on people's lives. I haven't looked back since!
I have spent the past few years working on hospital operations. I use hospital data to understand how care is organized and delivered and try to identify better ways of doing things, including smarter ways of regulating hospitals. Hospitals are generating troves of data which, if utilized properly, has the potential to improve the value of care.
If I weren't a business school professor… I would be a scientist or a science/math teacher.
What do you think makes you stand out as a professor? That I am (sometimes painfully) aware of how little I know compared to how much there is to know.
One word that describes my first-time teaching: "stresscitement"! (I am allowed to invent my own words, no?)
Here's what I wish someone would've told me about being a business school professor: That the enormous freedom and flexibility this career offers is a blessing but can also be a curse.
Professor you most admire and why: Stefan Scholtes for his intellectual acumen, positive disposition and commitment to rigorous and relevant research.
What do you enjoy most about teaching business students? Student engagement. I never feel that I am teaching – I feel that I am leading a structured conversation.
What is most challenging? The 8:15 a.m. start…!
Using just one word, describe your favorite type of student: Curious.
Using just one word, describe your least favorite type of student: "know-it-all".
When it comes to grading, I think students would describe me as… timely.
LIFE OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM:
What are your hobbies? Playing with my baby daughter, windsurfing, downhill ski, road-cycling, and bridge.
How will you spend your summer? In Karpathos (Greece) spending time with family, windsurfing, and wrapping up a couple of research projects.
Favorite place(s) to vacation: Aglantzia (Cyprus) where I grew up; my father's picturesque village Lefkara (Cyprus), Karpathos (Greece) where my partner's family is from, and Trois Vallees (France) for the long ski season.
Favorite book(s): Feynman Lectures on Physics.
What is your favorite movie and/or television show and what is it about the film or program that you enjoy so much? The Godfather Trilogy, for the storyline, acting, cinematography and music.
Favorite type of music and/or favorite artist: Classic Rock and Pink Floyd.
THOUGHTS OF REFLECTIONS:
If I had my way, the business school of the future would have much more of this… emphasis on using business school tools and frameworks for social good.
In your opinion, companies and organizations today need to do a better job at doing what? Using the data they capture to create value.
Faculty, administrators, alumni, and current students say:
"There is a huge amount of coverage around data and specifically ways to harness and take control of them. Leaders have to make them speak a particular language to ensure a proper decision-making in a world where uncertainty is less and less tolerated. With this in mind, Nicos Savva knows exactly how to transfer skills and knowledge so that there is no need to be a mathematician to tell the storieS behind figures and numbers. His unique style associated with his passion for simplifying business puzzles make him an unforgettable professor. I really appreciated the fact that he shared his research and made connections with business cases we will all encounter, ranging from operations management, life science or finance. He is definitely a key influencer for reassessing one's approach to data science and make them intelligible for the Board without feeling intimidated. In retrospect, his teaching has been one of the most effective in the development of my career through the confidence and vision he helped me gain."
"I have been Prof Savva's colleague at LBS for the last 10 years. I want to nominate him because of his commitment to helping his students develop a nuanced understanding of the use of data science and artificial intelligence on business and society. I got to experience this first-hand when I was co-teaching the LBS core MBA class on Managing Responsibly. His session on 'Algorithmic Ethics' was warmly received by students. The class discusses the implications of delegating decisions to automated systems, what can go wrong and how we, as individuals and society, should think about the trade-offs involved. In addition to being an impactful teacher, he was also a pleasure to work with as a colleague."
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India, Saudi Arabia pledge to fight terror together
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NEW DELHI: India and Saudi Arabia built on a strategic partnership to take big strides together in fighting terrorism, ramping up security and intelligence cooperation after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Saudi King Salman committed to fighting the scourge together. In addition, Modi invited Saudi businessmen to invest in India, and opened the door for more Indian companies to operate in the desert kingdom.
Appreciating the work of Saudi Arabia against terror, PM Modi said governments across the world should enhance cooperation in intelligence sharing, law enforcement, developing best practices and technologies as well as in extradition arrangements and capacity-building. "India has adopted a comprehensive approach through dealing with its individual elements, including controlling the spread of extremist ideology, plugging financing routes, building a counter narrative to radicalisation through efforts to stem training and recruitment by terrorists," Modi said.
In a statement to local media later, Modi said, "Segmented and partial approaches to counter the menace will not be effective," adding there was a need to "de-link" religion from terrorism. There can be no distinction between "good" or "bad" terrorism, Modi said. "No caste, colour, creed or religion," he added. The unspoken reference to Pakistan was obvious.
In a joint statement issued at the end of his visit, India and Saudi Arabia "agreed to enhance cooperation in counter-terrorism operations, intelligence sharing and capacity-building and to strengthen cooperation in law enforcement, anti-money laundering, drug-trafficking and other transnational crimes." A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the two sides to enhance "cooperation in exchange of intelligence related to money laundering, related crimes and terrorism financing. The two sides further agreed to take action against illegal transfer of money."


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Let paper become your brush! The options of working with magazine paper are endless. Geometric shapes or shredded paper can work like pixels to create a unique piece of art. This class will teach you the basics on repurposing magazine paper to create art. Tools will involve glue, blades, paper punchers, brushes, your fingers, and your imagination...that's it!!
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Join Gallery 2014 in a one-day-only consignment sale for Small Business Saturday, November 28! We will have racks of clothing and shoes of all sizes as well as fun accessories and jewelry. Featured brands include Oscar de la Renta, Alice and Olivia, Kensie and many more....Maybe you will even find a special treasure in our $2 and $5 dollar bins!!
We look forward to shopping with you and ask that you please bring a reusable bag for your purchases, thank you.
Fall and Winter classes will be held on Thursdays and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm for $45 per session.
In this class you will explore the various possibilities of self-expression. Students of varying levels of skill will be encouraged to venture down their own path of self-expression with the guidance in areas of media and technique.
Some supplies needed for class will be provided, however, you may want to bring with you personal items for collage making, color photocopies, text, personal magazines. Canvases are not provided for students who chose to paint.
Class sizes are limited. Please confirm your attendance for Thursday's class no later than 5PM on Wednesday prior to class and not later than Friday at 5PM for Saturday class.
Heather Calderon will be working with acrylics on needlepoint canvas. Students will copy a drawing or pattern underneath the needlepoint canvas, allowing them to take the drawing off the table and focus just on painting.
Join us as Heather teaches her very first class.
Class is $10, all supplies and refreshments are included.
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And I'll hit the road again, this time for a long drive between Colorado and Illinois, where various fragments of four generations of my extended family will gather.
What do you want from this holiday season? Where will you find your center? Your joy?
Stay in the moments of your life even during these weeks at the end of the year. We don't have to let these weeks be overwhelming. We can choose balance. Less can be more. We can choose to immerse ourselves in the wonder of now.
Whatever your traditions, whether you gather with 40 family members or 3 friends, choose to be present in each moment.


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La Commedia is an opera in five parts composed by Louis Andriessen. A retelling of Dante's Divine Comedy, the multi-language libretto was constructed by Andriessen using extracts from Dante's poem as well as several other sources including the Old Testament and the poetry of Joost van den Vondel. Andriessen  describes the work as a "film opera" and collaborated closely with film director Hal Hartley in its development. La Commedia premiered on 12 June 2008 at the Koninklijk Theater Carré in Amsterdam.

Performance history
Following its Amsterdam premiere, La Commedia was performed in 2010 in concert version but with the same cast and musicians at the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and Carnegie Hall in New York. It received a further concert performance in London at the Barbican in 2016 performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra with Cristina Zavalloni and Claron McFadden reprising their original roles as Dante and Beatrice. The opera won the 2011 Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition, and in 2014 the recording of the premiere production was released on CD and DVD.

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Reception
Ivan Hewett of The Telegraph wrote, "Like all Andriessen's best pieces, this showed a man constantly engaged, in the most passionate terms, with the unfathomable dichotomies of human life; passion versus rationality, matter versus spirit, life and death." Andrew Clements of The Guardian rated the Dutch National Opera set four out of five stars and argued, "The tone is wonderfully varied – sometimes profoundly serious, sometimes wildly exuberant or irreverent – matched to a score that is equally diverse and eclectic." In the Los Angeles Times, Mark Swed lauded it as a "profoundly moving, if slyly unsentimental, meditation on life, love and death [...] it is Andriessen's "Italian" opera and has the depth, musical richness and (I predict) lasting power of late Verdi." Swed praised "the humor, the ingratiating jazziness, the terrible fury and, in the end, the ravishing grace of the later scenes." In a 2019 poll of critics and editors of The Guardian, the opera was ranked the seventh greatest classical composition of the 21st century, with Clements referring to the score as "wonderfully polyglot".

References

External links
Andriessen, Louis: La Commedia (2004-08). Boosey & Hawkes (scoring and synopsis)
Allenby, David (2008). "Louis Andriessen interview: Creating La Commedia". Boosey & Hawkes

Operas
2008 operas
Operas by Louis Andriessen
Multiple-language operas
Operas based on works by Dante Alighieri
Works based on Inferno (Dante)
Works based on Purgatorio
Works based on Paradiso (Dante)

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Her mother, Mazy, had advanced towards her daughter, lipstick in hand, with all the menace of a butcher advancing towards a slab of cold meat with his cleaver. Mazy's eyes narrowed, and her pink tongue poked out from between red lips, as she lined up her aim.
Daisy had half-pushed, half-slapped her mother's wielding arm away, leaving her exposed wrist to bear the brunt of the weapon in her hand. Mazy's blue eyes turned to her in shock, until the oft-summoned film of liquid around them appeared and the well-rehearsed tear drop swam expertly down her cheek. It traced a streaky, moist gash down an otherwise perfectly made-up face.
For a while, Daisy's wrist had hovered in the space between them, her hand still outstretched, to block Mazy's approach. Mazy's arms recoiled away from her daughter, clasping the lipstick close to her chest, until a red mark was visible across the swell of her exposed upper breast.
Had Mazy known that this would be their last moment together, she might have dropped the lipstick and reached for her daughter. She might have grabbed the folds of Daisy's oversized cardigan and pushed her clammy and un-made-up cheeks against her own.
Daisy, who did know that this would be their last moment together, kept her eyes fixed on her mother. With every blink, she attempted to form an image of Mazy's face in her memory. She wanted to burn the negative of it onto the backs of her eyelids so that, when she was in need of it later, she could close her eyes and summon a sepia copy of her mother's form. When the picture was complete, Daisy fled from the house.
Mazy's house had previously stood as the centre-piece of a row of terraced houses opposite the beauteous King's Beach. The houses had stood with their backs to the sea, glaring down at approaching visitors with the authoritative glare of an armed guard. However, the Blitz had peppered the area with bombs and left only two houses remaining. These two houses had eventually been melded together to form one elaborate property, decorated in the style of Ancient Greece. White pillars propped up the wide porch while white roof tiles adorned the top. The rest was red brick. With the sea wailing behind it, the house hunched its shoulders up around it ears and submitted to the salty spittle of each wave's heavy breaths across its back.
Once Daisy had burst through the front door, it was against the white pillars that she rested for a moment, preferring to remain inside the protective hollow of the porch. Around her, whistling January winds whipped their way over the house.
Daisy trod heavily down the porch steps as she left, clasping her cardigan to her thin frame. Mazy followed her with her eyes, expecting to see Daisy turn right once she was through the gate and begin the twenty minute walk back to the small flat she rented. She wondered if it would take longer, due to the stubborn winds that were peeling off the waves behind them. But Daisy turned left.
Mazy frowned. The worry was soon forgotten when Mazy caught sight of her hair in the reflection in the window and she hurried to her bedroom to subdue to curling with a hot iron.
The red mark on Mazy's chest would go unnoticed. It was wiped away in a hot bath, leaving only pink and fragrant flesh behind.
The red mark on Daisy's wrist was discovered by a parlour maid in a mid-priced hotel about an hour's walk away from Mazy's house. The lipstick had dried and flaked and framed an uneven wound across Daisy's now empty wrists.


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Home/College Basketball Picks/UMass vs Albany 12/5/22 College Basketball Picks, Predictions, Odds
UMass vs Albany 12/5/22 College Basketball Picks, Predictions, Odds
Chris Ruffolo Follow on Twitter December 5, 2022
Albany Great Danes (3-6) vs. UMass Minutemen (6-1)
December 5, 2022 7:00 pm EDT
The Line: UMass Minutemen -15.5 / Albany Great Danes +15.5; Over/Under: +139
The Albany Great Danes and the UMass Minutemen meet in college basketball action from the Mullins Memorial Center on Monday night.
The Albany Great Danes will look to bounce back from back-to-back losses after an 88-62 loss to American last time out. Gerald Drumgoole Jr. leads the Great Danes in scoring with 13.2 PPG along with 4.4 RPG while Jonathan Beagle has 10.6 PPG with a team-high 7.7 RPG to lead Albany on the glass while making up the pair of double-digit scorers for Albany this season alongside Drumgoole Jr. Aaron Reddish has 9.9 PPG while Da'kquan Davis has 9.4 PPG with a team-high 2 APG this season. As a team, Albany is averaging 67.7 PPG on 42.4% shooting from the field, 35.4% from three and 66.3% from the foul line this season.
The UMass Minutemen will look to build on their five-game win streak after a 71-68 road win over Harvard last time out. Noah Fernandes leads UMass in scoring and assists with 11.4 PPG with 3.4 APG while Matt Cross has 10.2 PPG with 5.5 RPG as the only other double-digit scorer for UMass up to this point in the season. T.J Weeks Jr. has 9.7 PPG while Wildens Leveque has a team-high 5.6 RPG to lead the Minutemen in rebounding this season. As a team, UMass is averaging 70 PPG on 43.1% shooting from the field, 39.3% from behind the arc and 64.9% from the foul line this season.
Albany is 0-4 ATS in their last 4 games against a team with a winning record and 7-1 ATS in their last 8 Monday games while the over is 4-0 in their last 4 road games. UMass is 9-2 ATS in their last 11 games overall and 4-0 ATS in their last 4 home games following three or more consecutive home games while the under is 5-1 in their last 6 games overall.
I get the reasoning for backing a decent-sized underdog as UMass isn't the kind of team you consider laying these kinds of numbers with. However, Albany's been getting beat up by D-I opposition pretty much all year long and have lost by more than this line against lesser opponents this year. UMass has been in a lot of close games against tougher teams, but the most comparable opponent to Albany, UMass beat by 27 in their season opener against Central Connecticut State. Not sure we see a 27-point win here, but I think UMass covers.
Chris Ruffolo's Free Pick: UMass -15.5
Albany Great Danes UMass Minutemen
Chris Ruffolo
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Q: Bootstrap 3 - button, text, button with float I'm trying to make such layout:

How can I achieve it using Bootstrap 3?
Have tried the following code, but it doesn't work:

<button class="btn btn-default">Previous</button>

title

<button class="btn btn-default">Next</button>

A: you must use class .pull-right and .pull-left with your code, and as an example:
<button class="btn btn-default pull-left">Previous</button>
<button class="btn btn-default pull-right">Next</button>

hope this give you the idea and work for you.

A: It should work if you wrap the cols inside a row..

<button class="btn btn-default">Previous</button>

title

<button class="btn btn-default">Next</button>

Demo http://bootply.com/105224

A: Bootstrap includes a responsive, mobile first fluid grid system that appropriately scales up to 12 columns as the device or viewport size increases.Predefined grid classes like .row and .col-md-4 are available for quickly making grid layouts.

<button class="btn btn-primary">Button 1</button>

Title Text

<button class="btn btn-primary">Button 2</button>

Hope this would be helpful.Also check this http://getbootstrap.com/css/#grid for more details about responsive grid layout.


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DOCUMENT: Bizarre, Internet, Sex, Crime
Woman Posed As Boy, Tricked Girl Into Sex
Feds charge suspect, 24, in bizarre masquerade
Carissa Hads Affidavit
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/carissa-hads-affidavit
JUNE 11--A 24-year-old Massachusetts woman who allegedly masqueraded as a teenage boy is facing federal charges for engaging in illicit sexual conduct with a 15-year-old girl who was unaware that the boyfriend she met online was actually a female, The Smoking Gun has learned.
Carissa Hads was arrested two weeks ago on a U.S. District Court complaint accusing her of coercion or enticement of a minor, a felony carrying a maximum of 30 years in prison. On Friday, Hads was ordered held without bond by a federal magistrate judge who ruled she was a flight risk and a danger to the community.
Following Hads's May 24 arrest, agents searched her front pants pocket and located a "fake, flesh-colored penis" that she apparently used during one of two prior sexual encounters with the teenage victim. Pictured in the adjacent mug shot, the 5' 2", 100-pound Hads was busted after flying to meet the girl for a third liaison.
According to an affidavit sworn by an Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force investigator, Hads--posing as a 17-year-old boy named "James Puryear Wilson"--met the teenage girl on an unnamed "social networking site" around October 2010.
"Wilson" maintained Facebook and MySpace pages that described him as a "youth pastor" living in Quincy, Massachusetts (where Hads actually resides). On Facebook, "Wilson" claimed to be the father of twins and noted that he was "looking for some people to talk to. No fake pages or pervs."
The girl, who lives in West Virginia, is identified only as "A.L." in the affidavit.
Hads, using the "Wilson" persona, and the girl became "involved in an internet romance" that included Hads sending the teen two cell phones "for A.L.'s use to contact 'him.'" Along with paying the girl's monthly cell phone bills, Hads also sent her a Kindle Fire tablet, according to the affidavit.
The teenager told investigators that she used the phones to take naked photos of herself, and that she "forwarded these pictures, some of which focused on her vagina, to 'Wilson.'" Hads and the girl would also write in "notebooks/journals and mail them back and forth to each other so each could respond to the other's writings."
"Wilson" told "A.L." that he lived in Massachusetts with his aunt, and told the girl that he also had an aunt "named Carissa Hads," an investigator reported.
In December 2011, after communicating for 14 months, "Wilson" asked to meet "A.L." in person. A subsequent rendezvous was arranged by the girl's mother, who accompanied her daughter (and two other teenage girls) to meet "Wilson" at a Pennsylvania motel about 100 miles from the family's West Virginia residence.
"Wilson," who claimed to have flown from Massachusetts to the nearby Pittsburgh airport, stayed at the same motel "in a separate room paid for by A.L.'s mother," according to the affidavit sworn by West Virginia State Trooper Robert Talkington.
During the group's stay at the motel, "'Wilson' digitally penetrated A.L.'s vagina," Talkington charged.
Two months later, "Wilson" flew to West Virginia, and was picked up by the girl's mother, who transported "Wilson" to her home. During that five-day stay in late-February, "Wilson" and "A.L." "engaged in sexual intercourse," according to the affidavit.
In a May 8 interview with law enforcement agents, the girl further described the sexual encounter in her home with "Wilson." The teenager said that "Wilson," who did not undress, "pulled his 'penis' through his unzipped pants, and held on to the base of the 'penis' during the sexual encounter." The girl, who said the act was videotaped, "described the 'penis' as flesh-colored."
The teenager said that "Wilson"--whom she never saw naked (or partially naked)--wore a back brace that "covered 'his' chest," Talkington noted.
Hads, unaware that the girl had begun cooperating with law enforcement, was arrested last month after traveling to Pittsburgh for what she apparently thought would be a third sexual encounter with the teenage victim. Hads is pictured above in a photo from the actual "Carissa Hads" Facebook page she maintained.
The criminal probe of Hads was triggered by a tip sent to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The complainant alleged that "Wilson" had threatened the life of a 15-year-old girl (who is apparently an acquaintance of "A.L."). "Wilson" reportedly threatened the teen after she told "A.L." that she did not believe "Wilson" was "who 'he' said 'he' was," according to the court affidavit. (9 pages)
Carissa Hads, West Virginia, Facebook, MySpace, Massachusetts, fake genitalia
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Hacking Mixes // DJ Hakobo AKA Jacobo Juarez | Edward Aten - Let's push things forward.
Sat down with the legendary DJ Hakobo to talk vinyl, discovery and a bit about merch too. Hope you enjoy.
As part of Hacking Mixes you'll also be trained and evaluated by a few civilian specialists. The civilians are here because they are our very best source of information on great music. One of the most qualified is our friend Jacobo Juarez, callsign "DJ Hakobo." He has a Ph.D. in muso-physics and he's also a civilian contractor, so you do not salute him. But you'd better listen to him because the Pentagon listens to him about your proficiency.
Today Hakobo is going to take us through his nearly decade-long parties in SF, the criteria he uses to keep his taste a year in front of the competition and his choice cuts for all time classic vinyl records.
What are you building/making/creating/performing these days?


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NITA-U enlightens Ugandan journalists on cyber laws, online crime
The National Information Technology Authority, Uganda (NITA-U) on Tuesday walked journalists in Uganda through the existing cyber laws and internet crimes in a bid to enrich their knowledge in the field so that they can report from an informed point of view.
The training that was conducted at the Ministry of ICT headquarters along Parliamentary Avenue in Kampala attracted journalists from broadcast, print, and online media.
According to NITA-U, the world of technology is constantly changing hence the need for an initiative to train and discuss with people involved in creating awareness to the public about the latest trends.
Opening the event, Arnold Mangeni, the director of Information Security at NITA-U emphasized the role journalists have to play in driving the Digital revolution.
"We acknowledge the fact that Journalists play a fundamental role as advocates of change and therefore, anticipate that this training will accelerate the journey towards the use of ICT to deliver public services in a convenient, and cost-effective way," he said.
Mangeni also told the journalists that the Government of Uganda was taking all the necessary steps to boost cybersecurity in the country, highlighting some of the recent honors it has received because of the efforts.
"Government of Uganda acknowledges the importance of creating an environment that allows a secure cyber environment. Uganda has one of the strongest cyber laws in the region. Uganda's cyberspace was ranked as the most secure in Africa, according to the National Cyber Security Index 2018. This is a testament of the significant strides we have so far undertaken collaboratively as a nation in the protection of our systems. However, we also acknowledge the need to raise awareness given the increasing trend of use of ICT in all spheres of life.''
On his part, Steven Kirenga, the Communications & Marketing Specialist at NITA-U advised the journalists to always corroborate their information by getting comments from experts in technology.
According to him, this will also help the Fourth Estate in picking the right terminologies when developing stories which will prevent misleading the public.
Must read: Uganda ranked number one in cybersecurity management
By consulting with experts, he added, it adds "credibility to your reporting."
Journalists listening to the presentations. Image credit: NITA-U
The training also saw journalists walked through ways through which they can protect their reports by using some of the latest technologies and how they can use the power of the internet to make their reporting swifter and faster.
The training is one among the many lined up to create awareness on cybersecurity and cyber laws, according to NITA-U.
Last month, NITA-U in alliance with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) held a training for Law Enforcement officers to equip them with knowledge on the investigation of cybercrime that involves the misuse and abuse of the Domain Name System (DNS).
In September 2018, Uganda was ranked number one on the Africa continent in cybersecurity management.
According to the National Cyber Security Index 2018, Uganda made significant strides in cyber threat analysis and information management, protection of digital services, education and professional development as well as the fight against cybercrime, among others.
Government rolls out eLearning platform
Full list: Winners at the 2018 Uganda Film Festival
Facebook Express WiFi coming to South Africa
Nielsimms Sangho named Flutterwave Uganda country manager


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package cc.mallet.classify;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.io.PrintStream;

import cc.mallet.pipe.Pipe;
import cc.mallet.types.Alphabet;
import cc.mallet.types.DenseVector;
import cc.mallet.types.FeatureSelection;
import cc.mallet.types.FeatureVector;
import cc.mallet.types.Instance;
import cc.mallet.types.LabelAlphabet;
import cc.mallet.types.LabelVector;
import cc.mallet.types.MatrixOps;
import cc.mallet.types.RankedFeatureVector;

/**
 * Maximum Entropy (AKA Multivariate Logistic Regression) classifier.
 @author Andrew McCallum mccallum@cs.umass.edu
 */

public class MaxEnt extends Classifier implements Serializable
{
	protected double [] parameters;										// indexed by <labelIndex,featureIndex>
	protected int defaultFeatureIndex;
	protected FeatureSelection featureSelection;
	protected FeatureSelection[] perClassFeatureSelection;

	// The default feature is always the feature with highest index
	public MaxEnt (Pipe dataPipe,
			double[] parameters,
			FeatureSelection featureSelection,
			FeatureSelection[] perClassFeatureSelection)
	{
		super (dataPipe);
		assert (featureSelection == null || perClassFeatureSelection == null);
		if (parameters != null)
			this.parameters = parameters;
		else
			this.parameters = new double[getNumParameters(dataPipe)];
		this.featureSelection = featureSelection;
		this.perClassFeatureSelection = perClassFeatureSelection;
		this.defaultFeatureIndex = dataPipe.getDataAlphabet().size();
//		assert (parameters.getNumCols() == defaultFeatureIndex+1);
	}

	public MaxEnt (Pipe dataPipe,	double[] parameters,
			FeatureSelection featureSelection)
	{
		this (dataPipe, parameters, featureSelection, null);
	}

	public MaxEnt (Pipe dataPipe, double[] parameters,
			FeatureSelection[] perClassFeatureSelection)
	{
		this (dataPipe, parameters, null, perClassFeatureSelection);
	}

	public MaxEnt (Pipe dataPipe,	double[] parameters)
	{
		this (dataPipe, parameters, null, null);
	}

	public double[] getParameters () {
		return parameters;
	}

	public int getNumParameters () {
		assert (this.instancePipe.getDataAlphabet() != null);
		assert (this.instancePipe.getTargetAlphabet() != null);
		return MaxEnt.getNumParameters(this.instancePipe);
	}

	public static int getNumParameters (Pipe instancePipe) {
		return (instancePipe.getDataAlphabet().size() + 1) * instancePipe.getTargetAlphabet().size();
	}

	public void setParameters(double[] parameters){
		this.parameters = parameters;
	}

	public void setParameter (int classIndex, int featureIndex, double value)
	{
		parameters[classIndex*(getAlphabet().size()+1) + featureIndex] = value;
	}

	public FeatureSelection getFeatureSelection() {
		return featureSelection;
	}

	public MaxEnt setFeatureSelection (FeatureSelection fs) {
		featureSelection = fs;
		return this;
	}

	public FeatureSelection[] getPerClassFeatureSelection(){
		return perClassFeatureSelection;
	}

	public MaxEnt setPerClassFeatureSelection (FeatureSelection[] fss){
		this.perClassFeatureSelection = fss;
		return this;
	}

	public int getDefaultFeatureIndex(){
		return defaultFeatureIndex;
	}

	public void setDefaultFeatureIndex(int defaultFeatureIndex){
		this.defaultFeatureIndex = defaultFeatureIndex;
	}

	public void getUnnormalizedClassificationScores (Instance instance, double[] scores)
	{
		//  arrayOutOfBounds if pipe has grown since training
		//        int numFeatures = getAlphabet().size() + 1;
		int numFeatures = this.defaultFeatureIndex + 1;

		int numLabels = getLabelAlphabet().size();
		assert (scores.length == numLabels);
		FeatureVector fv = (FeatureVector) instance.getData ();
		// Make sure the feature vector's feature dictionary matches
		// what we are expecting from our data pipe (and thus our notion
		// of feature probabilities.
		assert (fv.getAlphabet ()
				== this.instancePipe.getDataAlphabet ());

		// Include the feature weights according to each label
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			scores[li] = parameters[li*numFeatures + defaultFeatureIndex]
			                        + MatrixOps.rowDotProduct (parameters, numFeatures,
			                        		li, fv,
			                        		defaultFeatureIndex,
			                        		(perClassFeatureSelection == null
			                        				? featureSelection
			                        						: perClassFeatureSelection[li]));
		}
	}

	public void getClassificationScores (Instance instance, double[] scores)
	{
		getUnnormalizedClassificationScores(instance, scores);
		// Move scores to a range where exp() is accurate, and normalize
		int numLabels = getLabelAlphabet().size();
		double max = MatrixOps.max (scores);
		double sum = 0;
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++)
			sum += (scores[li] = Math.exp (scores[li] - max));
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			scores[li] /= sum;
			// xxxNaN assert (!Double.isNaN(scores[li]));
		}
	}

	//modified by Limin Yao, to deal with decreasing the peak of some labels
	public void getClassificationScoresWithTemperature (Instance instance, double temperature, double[] scores)
	{
		getUnnormalizedClassificationScores(instance, scores);

		//scores should be divided by temperature, scores are sum of weighted features
		MatrixOps.timesEquals(scores, 1/temperature);

		// Move scores to a range where exp() is accurate, and normalize
		int numLabels = getLabelAlphabet().size();
		double max = MatrixOps.max (scores);
		double sum = 0;
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++)
			sum += (scores[li] = Math.exp (scores[li] - max));
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			scores[li] /= sum;
			// xxxNaN assert (!Double.isNaN(scores[li]));
		}
	}

	//modified by Limin Yao, using temperature classification score
	public Classification classify (Instance instance)
	{
		int numClasses = getLabelAlphabet().size();
		double[] scores = new double[numClasses];
		//getClassificationScores (instance, scores);
		getClassificationScores(instance, scores);
		// Create and return a Classification object
		return new Classification (instance, this,
				new LabelVector (getLabelAlphabet(),
						scores));
	}

	public void print () {
		print(System.out);
	}

	@Override
	public void print(PrintWriter out) {
		final Alphabet dict = getAlphabet();
		final LabelAlphabet labelDict = getLabelAlphabet();

		int numFeatures = dict.size() + 1;
		int numLabels = labelDict.size();

		// Include the feature weights according to each label
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			out.println ("FEATURES FOR CLASS "+labelDict.lookupObject (li));
			out.println (" <default> "+parameters [li*numFeatures + defaultFeatureIndex]);
			for (int i = 0; i < defaultFeatureIndex; i++) {
				Object name = dict.lookupObject (i);
				double weight = parameters [li*numFeatures + i];
				out.println (" "+name+" "+weight);
			}
		}
	}

	public void print (PrintStream out) {
		print(new PrintWriter(out));
	}

	//printRank, added by Limin Yao
	public void printRank (PrintWriter out)
	{
		final Alphabet dict = getAlphabet();
		final LabelAlphabet labelDict = getLabelAlphabet();

		int numFeatures = dict.size() + 1;
		int numLabels = labelDict.size();
	// Include the feature weights according to each label
		RankedFeatureVector rfv;
		double[] weights = new double[numFeatures-1]; // do not deal with the default feature
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			out.print ("FEATURES FOR CLASS "+labelDict.lookupObject (li) + " ");
			for (int i = 0; i < defaultFeatureIndex; i++) {
				double weight = parameters [li*numFeatures + i];
				weights[i] = weight;
			}
			rfv = new RankedFeatureVector(dict,weights);
			rfv.printByRank(out);
			out.println (" <default> "+parameters [li*numFeatures + defaultFeatureIndex] + " ");
		}
	}

	public void printExtremeFeatures (PrintWriter out,int num)
	{
		final Alphabet dict = getAlphabet();
		final LabelAlphabet labelDict = getLabelAlphabet();

		int numFeatures = dict.size() + 1;
		int numLabels = labelDict.size();

		// Include the feature weights according to each label
		RankedFeatureVector rfv;
		double[] weights = new double[numFeatures-1]; // do not deal with the default feature
		for (int li = 0; li < numLabels; li++) {
			out.print ("FEATURES FOR CLASS "+labelDict.lookupObject (li) + " ");
			for (int i = 0; i < defaultFeatureIndex; i++) {
				Object name = dict.lookupObject (i);
				double weight = parameters [li*numFeatures + i];
				weights[i] = weight;
			}
			rfv = new RankedFeatureVector(dict,weights);
			rfv.printTopK(out,num);
			out.print (" <default> "+parameters [li*numFeatures + defaultFeatureIndex] + " ");
			rfv.printLowerK(out, num);
			out.println();
		}
	}

	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1;
	private static final int CURRENT_SERIAL_VERSION = 1;
	static final int NULL_INTEGER = -1;

	private void writeObject(ObjectOutputStream out) throws IOException
	{
		out.writeInt(CURRENT_SERIAL_VERSION);
		out.writeObject(getInstancePipe());
		int np = parameters.length;
		out.writeInt(np);
		for (int p = 0; p < np; p++)
			out.writeDouble(parameters[p]);
		out.writeInt(defaultFeatureIndex);
		if (featureSelection == null)
			out.writeInt(NULL_INTEGER);
		else
		{
			out.writeInt(1);
			out.writeObject(featureSelection);
		}
		if (perClassFeatureSelection == null)
			out.writeInt(NULL_INTEGER);
		else
		{
			out.writeInt(perClassFeatureSelection.length);
			for (int i = 0; i < perClassFeatureSelection.length; i++)
				if (perClassFeatureSelection[i] == null)
					out.writeInt(NULL_INTEGER);
				else
				{
					out.writeInt(1);
					out.writeObject(perClassFeatureSelection[i]);
				}
		}
	}

	private void readObject(ObjectInputStream in) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
		int version = in.readInt();
		if (version != CURRENT_SERIAL_VERSION)
			throw new ClassNotFoundException("Mismatched MaxEnt versions: wanted " +
					CURRENT_SERIAL_VERSION + ", got " +
					version);
		instancePipe = (Pipe) in.readObject();
		int np = in.readInt();
		parameters = new double[np];
		for (int p = 0; p < np; p++)
			parameters[p] = in.readDouble();
		defaultFeatureIndex = in.readInt();
		int opt = in.readInt();
		if (opt == 1)
			featureSelection = (FeatureSelection)in.readObject();
		int nfs = in.readInt();
		if (nfs >= 0)
		{
			perClassFeatureSelection = new FeatureSelection[nfs];
			for (int i = 0; i < nfs; i++)
			{
				opt = in.readInt();
				if (opt == 1)
					perClassFeatureSelection[i] = (FeatureSelection)in.readObject();
			}
		}
	}
}

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Britney Spears' 'Carpool Karaoke' Might Be The Best One Yet
By Hunter Miller - August 24, 2016 11:06 am EDT
For the popular segment on James Corden's Late Late Show, "Carpool Karaoke" with Britney Spears just might be the best one yet.
The Late Late Show released the first teaser for the forthcoming karaoke session on Tuesday, and the brief clip shows Corden and the queen of pop jamming out to her 2003 smash hit "Toxic."
After singing along to the song for a moment, Corden then mentions Britney's kids Sean and Jayden. Corden asks if Britney's sons have seen her Las Vegas show "Piece of Me," and after she says that they have, Corden responds with a similar experience where he saw his mom in minimal clothing at a young age.
"I saw my mum in her underwear once when I was like, 11," he recalled. "I can't shake the image from my brain." Spears playfully smacked Corden on the shoulder, and laughed off the ridiculous comment.
Britney decided to strap in for the wild ride alongside James Corden in order to promote her new album Glory. The upcoming project will be the ninth studio album for the 34-year-old pop superstar.
Spears recently told V magazine about the new album: ""It's not what you would think at all. It's the best thing I've done in a long time. I'm proud of the work, and it's very different; It's not what you would think at all. But I'm not rushing anything. I just want it to be done right, so that my fans will truly appreciate it."
Look for Britney Spears on The Late Late Show on CBS this Thursday.
Are you going to watch Britney Spears on "Carpool Karaoke" with James Corden?
[H/T Cosmopolitan]
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Dr Fitzpatrick completed his Bachelor of Dental Science at the University of Queensland in 1976 graduating with Honours.
He commenced practice at BOH Dental in 1977 and after two years in general dental practice, undertook further training in the Specialty field of Prosthodontics. This post-graduate training was completed at the University of Queensland in 1983.
He was admitted by examination as a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons in 1985 and registered as a Dental Specialist in Prosthodontics in 1987.
Between 1983 and 1987, Dr Fitzpatrick undertook further specialty training in the emerging field of implant dentistry studying at the University of Washington, Seattle and the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. He was awarded Fellowship of the Pierre Fauchard Academy in 2000 and the International College of Dentists in 2011.
Dr Fitzpatrick maintains active membership of the Australian Dental Association, as well as numerous National and International Prosthodontic Societies and Academies.
Dr Fitzpatrick was admitted, in New York in 2007, as the first Australian Fellow of the prestigious Academy of Prosthodontics. He has maintained part-time teaching and continuing professional education responsibilities at the University of Queensland and the University of Sydney for more than 20 years. He is actively involved in post-graduate education, mentoring and examining in Australia.
He has conducted numerous training courses in the past 25 years in various aspects of clinical, implant and evidence based dentistry. He has delivered a considerable number of invited scholarly presentations at Regional, National and International meetings, and has authored several scientific papers published in international referred journals.
Dr Fitzpatrick is a Past-President and Honorary Life Member of the Australian Prosthodontic Society, Past-President of the International College of Prosthodontists, and has served on several boards in leadership and advisory positions. Dr Fitzpatrick has held senior executive administrative positions in several international Prosthodontic organizations.
He is a reviewer for the International Journal of Prosthodontics, International Journal of Implant Dentistry and the Australian Dental Journal and maintains a full-time specialist Prosthodontic practice.
Dr Fitzpatrick is married with four adult children and has twelve grandchildren. He is a keen sportsman who actively participates in golf, tennis and hiking, and also enjoys gardening and growing orchids.
Dr Ashton graduated from the University of Queensland in 1976 with a Bachelor of Dental Science.
After graduating he practised in Melbourne for several years, before moving to London to complete a Master's degree in Prosthodontics at the Eastman Dental Hospital, a post-graduate dental teaching hospital attached to London University.
Dr Ashton continued to work in the UK until he was offered a position with BOH Dental Clinic Brisbane in 1980.
Dr Ashton enjoys furthering his interests in general dentistry, prosthodontics and dental implants. During his years in Brisbane, David has had a long association with the University of Queensland Dental School.
He is a member of the Australian Prosthodontic Society, and various international dental associations and study groups. Since graduation, David has been an active member of the Australian Dental Association.
He was awarded the Australian Dental Association Service Medallion for his contribution as part of the organizing committee for the 2011 Australian Dental Association Congress in Brisbane. He was the dentist to the World Cup Rugby Teams for the Brisbane games, and the on-field dentist for the Queensland Reds and Australian Wallabies whilst in Brisbane. One of his professional partners, Dr Stuart Garraway, still maintains this position.
Together with Studio 12 Dental Design, Dr Ashton maintains an interest in sports mouthguard construction. David has an active interest in sleep medicine and makes many appliances for people who cannot tolerate CPAP or are considering a device to stop snoring.
Dr Ashton is married with three adult children. His spare time sees him indulging in his interests of fishing, cooking and gardening.
Dr Elliott graduated in 1983 with a Bachelor of Dental Science degree with Honours from the University of Queensland Dental School.
In mid 1984, he joined BOH Dental and worked in private practice for three years before moving to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the USA to complete a Masters Degree in Prosthodontics at Marquette University School of Dentistry.
Dr Elliott returned to Brisbane in 1990 and held a position of Clinical Registrar at the University of Queensland Dental School before returning to private practice at BOH Dental upon the retirement of Dr Keith Brain. Dr Elliott has continued to have a close working relationship with the University of Queensland Dental School.
Dr Elliott is a registered specialist in Prosthodontics with the AHPRA, and maintains membership of the Australian Dental Association, the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Prosthodontics, The Australian Prosthodontic Society, The International College of Prosthodontics, and the Academy of Osseointegration.
Dr Elliott enjoys the pursuit of new and challenging evidence based treatment modalities in an effort to deliver the most up-to-date care to his patients. His particular fields of interest are the use of Biomimetic principles to restore natural beauty, function and strength to patients dentitions and both the surgical and prosthetic phases of implant dentistry.
Dr Elliott provides fixed, removable and implant prosthetic services to people of all age groups.
Dr Elliott and his wife Gabrielle have three children and like most families, he and Gabrielle enjoy busy lives away from their professional commitments, pursuing their own interests and supporting those of their active children.
Dr Greer graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) in 1976, and a Master of Dental Science in 1982.
He has experience in general private practice, government and the armed services. Dr Greer has held academic positions at the University of Queensland, School of Dentistry. He is a registered Dental Specialist in Prosthodontics and has been with BOH Dental since 1988.
Dr Greer is a member of the Australian Dental Association, Australian Prosthodontic Society, Australian and New Zealand Academy of Prosthodontics and the Southside Dental Study Group. He has a keen interest in dental aesthetics, ceramic veneers and dental implants and has always been involved with continuing education in dentistry.
Dr Greer has given numerous lectures and didactic presentations and attends postgraduate training courses on a regular basis.
Dr Greer is married with two daughters. His leisure pursuits include sailing, windsurfing, surfing, woodwork, photography and fishing.
Dr Tuffley graduated from the University of Queensland in 1984 with a Bachelor of Dental Science, and has worked abroad in London.
Following graduation, he worked in Yeppoon, North Queensland, for three years where he refined his dental skills and enjoyed the North Queensland lifestyle. Dr Tuffley then worked for a year in London before returning to Brisbane in 1990 to join BOH Dental. On return, Dr Tuffley has been a clinical demonstrator at the University of Queensland Dental School.
Dr Tuffley enjoys treating families and all aspects of modern dentistry. He has gained skills and knowledge in preventive dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign Orthodontics and root canal therapy. He is very understanding of patient's needs and fears at the dentist and enjoys converting dental phobics into dental fans.
Modern dentistry has a wide range of restorative options, such as CEREC, e-Max, composite resins and porcelain restorations. Dr Tuffley uses these to provide modern dental restorations, like crowns, bridges & veneers, and to revive existing restorations (i.e. replacing amalgam fillings with white fillings).
Dr Tuffley is a keen member of specialist organizations and study groups and enjoys attending conferences, study groups and seminars which foster continuing education.
He has gained an interest in biomimetic dental principles, where restorations are performed with minimal intervention to tooth structure. The aim of these principles is to preserve tooth form, function and aesthetics in a holistic way by mimicking nature.
Dr Tuffley is married with three young children. He also enjoys going to the beach and pursuing his interests in sailing, surfing, fishing and gardening.
Stuart completed his Bachelor of Dental Science at the University of Queensland in 1990.
Following graduation, Dr Garraway spent time as the traveling dentist throughout the Torres Strait and was based on Thursday Island. He then worked in Western Queensland before returning to Brisbane to join BOH Dental in 1994.
Dr Garraway takes an active interest in continuing education and has been a teacher in clinical restorative dentistry at the University of Queensland, School of Dentistry. Stuart served as the Secretary/Treasurer and the President of the Prosthodontic Society in Queensland for a six year period. He has also served on many Australian Dental Association committees and as a council member and an Executive Officer of the Queensland Branch of the Australian Dental Association.
Stuart maintains active membership in the Pogonion Dental Study Group, the Prosthodontic Society, the Academy of Sports Dentistry, and the International Association of Dental Trauma.
Stuart's interest in sport has led to over 20 years involvement with the Queensland Reds and the Australian Wallabies as their on-field dental professional. As a result, he maintains a strong interest in custom mouthguard design and construction.
Dr Garraway has a keen interest in all fields of dentistry, particularly ceramic restorations, CADCAM (cerec) restorations, prosthodontics, endodontics, and trauma.
Dr Garraway has three children and enjoys a wide range of activities including surfing, fishing, cooking and playing bass guitar in his band.
Dr Davies completed his Bachelor of Dental Science at the University of Queensland, graduating in 1997 with Honours.
Dr Davies joined the BOH team following his graduation. During his time at BOH Dental, Dr Davies has enjoyed applying himself to all aspects of dentistry, with a particular interest in cosmetic dentistry, crown and bridgework, implant dentistry, root canal therapy and CAD(Computer Aided Design)/CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture) dental techniques including ceramic (Cerec) restoration.
Of particular interest to Dr Davies, are the principles of Biomimetics in dentistry. Biomimetics is based on the principle of returning the teeth to their natural form and function, and preserving the health of the tooth through the most conservative and biologically sound approach. Emulating nature and producing beautifully esthetic results is achieved by using the most advanced, scientifically researched techniques and materials.
Dr Davies continues to be well informed of new developments in dentistry by regularly attending postgraduate courses and enjoying membership in the Australian Society of Endodontology and Australian Prosthodontic Society.
He currently serves on the committee of the Society of Endodontology. Dr Davies has developed an interest in the treatment of snoring and sleep apnoea and has sought further education in this area. He is a member of the Australian Sleep Association.
Dr Davies is a martial arts and yoga enthusiast. He enjoys surfing, fishing, and going to the beach with his wife, and three children.
Dr Robinson graduated as the most distinguished student of his year from the University of Leeds (UK) in 1998.
He worked in general dental practice and in several hospitals in the Yorkshire region while completing a Membership in Dental Surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons (Ireland).
In 2004 he entered specialist training in Restorative Dentistry at Leeds Dental Institute and underwent a 5 year training programme in multi-disciplinary Restorative Dentistry. On completion Dr Robinson registered with the General Dental Council (UK) as a specialist in Endodontics, Prosthodontics and Periodontology and worked as a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry before emigrating to Australia in 2010.
Dr Robinson has a particular interest in the dental rehabilitation of patients suffering from Head and Neck cancers, trauma and developmental disorders. He combines his practice at BOH with membership of the Royal Brisbane Head and Neck cancer team and a part time senior lecturer position at the University of Queensland.
Dr Robinson is a member of the Australian Prosthodontic Society, the Australian Osseointegration Society, the British Prosthodontic Society and a local study group for recent graduates.
He has been involved with the delivery of numerous postgraduate courses and lectures both in the UK and Australia and has published a number of articles on advanced restorative techniques.
Dr Robinson and his wife Natalie (originally from NSW) have three young children. He is a passionate Ulster and Ireland rugby fan.
Dr Pu graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) in 2017.
Following her graduation, Angela has worked in Brisbane and has built a strong rapport with her patients. Dr Pu has conversational fluency in Chinese Mandarin, as well as English, and her language and personal skills help underpin her patient-centred approach to dentistry.
Angela is known for her volunteer work, and has helped promote positive changes to oral health via her work with organizations such as the NAIDOC Week Oral Health Outreach, and New Farm Homeless Screening.
Dr Pu often coordinates complex treatment and liaises with specialists to reach the desired health outcomes for her patients. She is experienced in helping socio-economically and physically disadvantaged patients access dental care, and fostering an environment where her patients can improve their oral health.
Angela loves to treat families, and uses early education to set up strong foundations for continued oral health in children.
Dr Pu has a professional interest in all aspects of dentistry, including restorative dentistry, preventative dentistry, paediatric dentistry and endodontics. She has knowledge of dental implants, and the has a special interest in fibre-reinforced composites used in modern dentistry.
During her study, Angela participated in placements throughout South East Queensland, including six months at Toowoomba Oral Health Clinic. She is a current member of the Australian Dental Association, and the RGS Study Club.
Dr Pu is interested in preventative & conservative dentistry, which aims to preserve or retain natural function via dental treatment. This interest extends to biomimetics and fixed Prosthodontics.
Angela is an animal lover (with one cat) that enjoys spending her time with family and going for bike rides. She is passionate about food and travel – and loves to experience other cultures and try new cuisines.
Alice graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Oral Health in 2008.
As a Dental Hygienist and Dental Therapist Alice's dual qualifications allow her to not only provide exceptional preventive oral health care for her patients, but Alice can also perform routine dentistry on school aged children. She enjoys building relationships and creating positive experiences for each patient.
Alice is active member of the Dental Hygiene Association. To provide her unique care and treatment, Alice regularly attends continuing education courses in Australia and abroad enabling her to stay updated with current research and treatment.
In her spare time Alice enjoys spending quality time with her friends and family and heading to the beach whenever she can.
Katherine completed her Bachelor of Oral Health at Central Queensland University in 2015.
As an Oral Health Therapist, Katherine is trained as both a dental hygienist and dental therapist. She provides preventative dental care for her patients to help them achieve and maintain optimal oral health, as well as providing general dental treatment for children. Katherine enjoys working with patients to provide positive dental experiences and achieve lasting good oral hygiene habits.
Katherine maintains and continues her education by participating in study groups with other dental professionals. She has attended numerous courses and conferences across Queensland and is an active member of Australian Dental and Oral Health Therapists Association.
She has undertaken volunteer work in Vanuatu, where she provided dental education, oral health promotion and various treatments to residents of the Norsup community.
Katherine enjoys being outdoors, especially at the beach or near the water. She keeps active by taking aerial silks classes, rock-climbing and going to the gym.
Lyndon has been the Laboratory Manager, and Senior Dental Ceramist, at Studio12 for over 8 years.
A well-known and respected dental technician, Lyndon's career has spanned thirty years of laboratory work across some of Brisbane's best dental labs, and he specializes in creating crowns, bridges & dental implants.
With a fine eye for detail, Lyndon is passionate about creating quality dental work, and his team is responsible for providing high aesthetics and function across a wide-range dental ceramics, and dental implant systems.
As a Dental Technician, Lyndon believes that his patients are relying on him, and the greatest compliment is knowing that Studio 12's dental work looks and feels like it has always been a part of their smile. Lyndon is a perfectionist who will strive to make every crown, bridge or implant mimic the natural dentition of his patients.
Lyndon has helped build and train our team of in-house technicians and hopes to pass on the skills and techniques he has learnt throughout his career. The quality of work provided by his laboratory team is reflected in our patient's smiles, and the contemporary laboratory skills that compliment the dental care we are known for at BOH Dental.
Lyndon loves to ride his bike, and if you can't find him in the lab there's a good chance he's on the road. A family man at heart, Lyndon also loves a boutique beer and brewing his own.


Made from natural latex material, the 36-inch Latex Giant Balloon is more bouncy and durable to be used as the ideal whimsical additional to both indoor and outdoor wedding ceremony. With the nice inflatable quality, it remains inflated for as long as you need. 36-inch large balloon must make your room more special and funnier, and it is also a great prop to create a romantic and wonderful scene for taking photos. As you can see, this balloon is a perfect decoration for party, birthday, wedding, festival, anniversary, event, carnival, celebration, ceremony, engagement or dating.
A large yellow huge ball. 36 inches, just gigantic. For fun or someone else will surprise.
Большой желтый огромный шар. 36 дюймов, просто гигантский. Для веселья или когото удивить будет супер.
very big, the smell as usual of the balloon. Recommended..very big, the smell as usual of the balloon.
These balloons blow up to be huge! They are then still really rubbery and bouncy. For these reasons alone they are great. The kids obviously loved them but so did the adults. A couple of these in the room and everyone is excited. Buy them.
Excelente globo gigante color blanco, de 91cm. Material resistente. Ideal para tus fiestas o eventos.
very big, the smell as usual of the balon. Recomend..very big, the smell as usual of the balon. Recomend..very big, the smell as usual of the balon. Recomend..very big, the smell as usual of the balon. Recomend..
Very good ballon for child.
Прекрасный балон, еще не надувал, но он просто прекрасен.


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 * This code is not tested on the AP CS A and AB exams. It contains GUI
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Learn How to Make a fun, easy, unique Pillowcase that fits just right. Learn how to choose the best fabric for your pillowcase, how to finish seams and why you need to press as you sew. Pillowcases make great gifts for everyone.
Have you shopped for pillows lately? There are dozens of choices created with materials ranging from memory foam to duck and goose down, as well as many specialized hypo-allergenic options, too. The price of pillows is as varied as the array of pillows available today.
Did you ever wonder how pillows became such an important can't-do-without-it necessity? Pillows have been around for a LONG time - since 7000 BC! Actually, it's a stretch to call those things pillows because they were made of stone. Can you imagine trying to be even marginally comfortable putting your head on a piece of stone? In China, pillows were elevated from simple stone but were still created from hard objects like jade, porcelain, stone, bronze, bamboo or wood. One can't help wondering why materials like cotton or wool were initially avoided unless issues with insects were problematic.
Superstition often overruled logic. Pillows, made from hard materials, were thought to keep demons away in some ancient cultures. At one time pillows were a sign of weakness and only pregnant women or kings were allowed to rest their heads on them. The ancient Greeks and Romans stuffed fabric with cotton, reeds or straw which must have been a BIG step forward in comfort!
With the arrival of the Industrial Revolution pillows became commonplace and most certainly moved up the ladder of importance. As pillows evolved, so did the presence of the humble pillowcase. Inexpensive fibers were gradually replaced with fine linen and cotton as better methods of milling and spinning developed.
Early pillowcases were designed to protect not only the pillow, but the user, as well. The small size was good for frequent changes which was thereby more hygienic during times of illness or contagious disease. Soon enough pillowcases became pretty additions to the bed rather than just a utilitarian cover.
Embroidery was a required skill in some societies and a pillowcase provided the perfect small canvas to show an embroiderer's mastery of beautiful needle art.
Changing pillowcases is also an easy way to add bits of color to the decor and change the mood or feeling in a room. Pillowcases are easy to stitch for fun or to use up one's fabric stash and also make nice gifts.
Please download your class notes beside the video and I'll see you in class. Don't forget to share your pillowcases on the FaceBook group.


I received this in an email from Chris Pearlman back in December with regards to the club shop selling our new weekly sports newspaper '7 Day Sport'. The reality is that this position is totally understandable and in many ways perfectly acceptable; who would wish to promote something critical of them self?
Yet this afternoon (08/02/19), the day before the protest march, the second issue of the paper has been taken off the shelf. Why? Because it had 'Huw Jenkins picture on the front of it'.
The club, in my opinion has been too overly obsessed with controlling their own PR in recent years and it is reaching a dangerous level. Interviewing the players is completely off-limits as the club churn out increasing number of 'in-house' articles, so that news regarding Swansea City Football Club comes directly (and edited) by the club itself via the official website.
On the few occasions that I have been able to sit down with the hierarchy of the club then it is always on the understanding that the club sees the content and then edits it before print. It feels like the club are currently on a different page to the fans and those workers on the ground floor.
There was nothing critical written about the club within the 7 Day Sport Newspaper. The paper promotes all local sport from grassroots to professional; Mumbles RFC, Resolven AFC, Kristian Tooze boxing etc…. The cover stated 'The week when Huw left Swansea as eyes turn to Millwall'. We then printed the statements from the club, Jenkins and Supporters Trust over the week with a small summary ending 'eyes must be on Millwall'. If this is seen as 'critical of the club/or players' then we sit in very dangerous times!
The other content on the football club were Statistical & factual analysis of the Bristol match, a preview to tomorrows clash with Mlilwall, a feature (statistically and factually) on Ollie McBurnie and none of these were in any way negative.
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Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss play a couple who rent a house for a weekend getaway in an attempt to save their marriage. Before long, their relationship takes a confounding twist. This is an entertaining kinda romance, kinda comedy, kinda Twilight Zone. When almost the entire film rests on the shoulders of the 2 stars, they'd better be compelling. Luckily, this duo is charming. They manage to keep us interested, even when the film gets a bit talky. Still, there are sufficient surprises to keep you guessing and an engaging creation to make it fun.


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Il Bric Agnellino (1.335 ) è una montagna delle Prealpi Liguri.

Descrizione

Il monte è collocato poco ad ovest del colle del Melogno nelle Prealpi Liguri. La vetta è il punto di unione dei territori comunali di Magliolo, Giustenice e Bardineto, e si trova sulla Catena principale alpina circa a metà strada tra il Colle del Melogno ed il monte Carmo di Loano. Dalla sua cima verso nord-est prima di raggiungere il Melogno lo spartiacque padano/ligure prosegue con il Monte Grosso, il Bric Bedò e il Bric Merizzo, mentre nella direzione opposta il crinale scende al giogo di Giustenice per risalire poi al Monte Carmo. Il Bric agnellino ha una prominenza topografica di 220 m.

Storia
La zona del Bric Agnellino fu coinvolta dagli scontri armati legati alla Campagna d'Italia di Napoleone Bonaparte.

Accesso alla vetta

Escursionismo
La vetta è raggiungibile con una variante alta dell'alta via dei Monti Liguri, con partenza dal Giogo di Giustenice o dal Colle del Melogno.

Alpinismo
Sul suo versante orientale è presente una via ferrata (Ferrata degli artisti), che consente di risalire il costone roccioso dei "Balzi Rossi", così chiamato a causa del caratteristico colore delle rocce.

Tutela naturalistica
La montagna e l'area circostante fanno parte del SIC (Sito di importanza comunitaria) denominato Monte Carmo - Monte Settepani (codice: IT1323112).

Note

Bibliografia

Cartografia
 Cartografia ufficiale italiana dell'Istituto Geografico Militare (IGM) in scala 1:25.000 e 1:100.000, consultabile on line
 Carta dei sentieri e dei rifugi scala 1:50.000 n. 15 Albenga, Alassio, Savona, Istituto Geografico Centrale - Torino

Altri progetti

Montagne della provincia di Savona
Montagne delle Alpi Liguri
Montagne di 1000 m


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THE JACKIE GORDON FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN CELEBRATES THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT AND ANNOUNCES KEY LABOR ENDORSEMENTS COMMEMORATING LABOR DAY 2020
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IBEW Local 1049 and Teamsters Local 237 back Gordon in NY-02
BABYLON, NY— Today, Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Jackie Gordon, Democratic candidate for New York's Second Congressional District, announced she has received the endorsement of IBEW Local 1049 and Teamsters Local 237 and released the following statement in commemoration of Labor Day 2020:
"Every first Monday in September we celebrate the contributions of the labor movement to the economic advancement and social welfare of our country. We owe a great debt to the American laborers who have organized and sacrificed to build an economy that serves working people by advocating for safe working conditions, paid time off, and retirement security," said Jackie Gordon.
A member of the New York State United Teachers, Gordon has been a union member for more than three decades. The IBEW Local 1049 and the Teamsters Local 237 are the latest in a series of key labor endorsements that Gordon has received this year. Previous endorsements include the New York State AFL-CIO, New York State Nurses Association, NYSUT, SEIU Local 1199, the New York State Council of Machinists, Amalgamated Transit Union, Sheet Metal Workers Local 28, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen.
A number of these organizations have a history of making bipartisan endorsements, including Teamsters Local 237 and Sheet Metal Workers Local 28, both of which previously endorsed retiring Republican Congressman Pete King.
"It is important that our representative in Washington understands the unique needs of union workers, promotes the creation of union jobs, and values the critical contributions of union workers to maintaining our community here on Long Island. That is why we are proud to endorse Jackie Gordon for New York's Second Congressional District," said Pat Guidice, Business Manager of IBEW Local 1049.
"I can think of no one better suited to represent New York's Second Congressional District than Jackie Gordon. As a combat veteran, educator, public servant, and single mom, Jackie understands the challenges that families on Long Island are facing. As a union member herself, I know that she will be a champion for working people at a time when too many of our elected leaders vote to benefit big corporations at our expense. As we face the gravest public health crisis and economic recession of our time, her leadership is needed in Washington more than ever," said Greg Floyd, President of Teamsters Local 237 and International Vice President-At Large of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
"As a union member for more than three decades, I understand the importance of the labor movement. My campaign has committed to a platform that supports working families here on Long Island. If elected to Congress, I will continue to support legislation that addresses the challenges our workforce is facing today. That includes the creation of more union jobs, expanding collective-bargaining rights, protecting pensions, and opposing attempts to privatize Social Security or reduce access to comprehensive health care," said Gordon.
Throughout her campaign, Gordon has placed a particular emphasis on supporting working families and organized labor. Just last week, Gordon released her government reform agenda, outlining her plans to curb the influence of corporations and special interests in Washington.
NY-02 is an open seat following the announcement of Congressman Pete King's retirement after 28 years. Cook Political Report has rated NY-02 as a "Toss-Up" race, and it is widely regarded as one of the most competitive congressional districts in the country.
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