Tr's Peyton Wooten fires the ball toward the plate against a batter from visiting Union City during Thursday evening's TEC baseball game. Wooten hurled six innings for the win and helped his own cause with a two-run homer as the Titans defeated the Indians 12-4 to remain undefeated.
Tri third baseman Dillon Stevens (12) makes a great catch of a sinking liner hit by a visiting Union City batter as a teammate watches during Thursday evening's TEC baseball game. The Titans defeated the Indians 12-4 to remain undefeated for the season.
LEWISVILLE - The Tri High School varsity baseball team hosted Union City Thursday evening for a Tri-Eastern Conference game and defeated the Indians 12-4 to remain undefeated in both the TEC (2-0) and for the season (4-0).
All of the scoring occurred in the first four innings. The host Titans plated a pair of runs in both the bottom of the first and second innings to go up 4-0. Union City pulled to within a single run by scoring three times in the top of the third inning, but Tri answered with five runs in the bottom half of that frame to boost its lead to 9-3. The Indians scored their final run in the top of the fourth inning, and the Titans came back with three runs in their half of that inning to make it 12-4 and close out the scoring in the contest.
Tri batted .472 in the game and pounded out 17 hits in 36 at-bats. Gage Rowe led the hit parade for the Titans with three safeties (all doubles), Kyle Falck had two doubles, Andrew Pierce had two hits including a double, and Peyton Wooten had two hits, including a two-run homer.
Also getting two hits apiece were Shawn Melton, Jimmie Jeffries, and Jacob Marshall. Tri's other hits were garnered by fraternal twin brothers Jarod and Dillon Stevens.
Jeffries led the Titans in RBI with three, Rowe and Wooten had two apiece, and Melton, Pierce, and Dillon Stevens had one each. Rowe scored four runs for the hosts, Falck, Pierce, and Jeffries crossed the plate twice apiece, and Dillon Stevens and Wooten each scored one run.
Wooten started on the mound for the hosts and hurled six innings, allowing eight hits, four runs (two earned), walked two, and struck out nine Indian batters. Luke Hill pitched the seventh inning in relief and allowed nothing to Union City, although one hitter reached base on a fielding error.
For the Indians, Hunter Reagan and Cam Luster had two hits apiece and Jacob Curry, Joshua Crawford, Payne Abel, and Gavin Teeter had one each. Curry, Crawford, Luster, and Nic Wells scored the Union City runs, and Curry, Reagan, and Jacob Bradbury had RBI.
Wells started on the mound for the Indians, hurled 2 1/3 innings, and gave up eight hits, seven runs (six earned), walked one batter, and struck out four. Bradbury followed and gave up nine hits, five runs (four earned), and walked and fanned one batter apiece. Jayden Hindsley pitched 2/3 innings and allowed nothing, whiffing one batter.
Tri played a doubleheader at Cambridge City Lincoln Saturday and hosts Eastern Hancock on Tuesday.


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I wish there was an audible click to signify that you've successfully locked your band back into place. Currently, the band just stops moving at a certain point, and you have to assume that it's locked in place. The process doesn't instill a lot of confidence. Installing any of the bands which use metal connectors is also a little nerve-racking. I don't really care for the metal-on-metal feeling of sliding the connector in place.
I haven't tried removing the band from my watch yet, partly because I don't have a secondary band to swap out and partly because the watch and the band feel like a singular unit. Even though they are designed for customisation, they feel very integrated. Apple has trained me for the last five years (maybe more) to not fiddle with the hardware they produce. I don't want to detach my Sport band because it is uncomfortable, it feels like the wrong thing to do.
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Wallaby greats Pocock and Genia bow out grateful and proud
OITA, Japan (Reuters) - Australia's thumping loss to England on Saturday not only brought an end to their World Cup campaign, it also brought down the curtain on the careers of Wallaby greats David Pocock and Will Genia. Captain Michael Hooper said not to being able to send the duo into international retirement in a better manner only reinforced his disappointment at the 40-16 quarter-final drubbing.
13 Sep 2019 | 2:23 PM
Challenge and opportunity, Pocock prepares for the final hurrah
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Light on match practice and heading for retirement, David Pocock nevertheless remains a key player for Australia and is determined to make the most of what will be his third and final World Cup.
06 Sep 2019 | 10:07 AM
'Clasico' kickstarts women's season in Spain
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Women's football in Spain is primed for another surge in popularity as Real Madrid make their long-awaited leap into the sport as CD Tacon this season with a 'Clasico' away to historic rivals Barcelona.
13 Aug 2018 | 3:52 PM
All Blacks on 'high alert' over Pocock threat, says Cane
SYDNEY (Reuters) - The All Blacks are on "high alert" over the threat David Pocock could pose at the breakdown when they meet the Wallabies in Saturday's Rugby Championship opener, according to flanker Sam Cane.
Forget World Cup, I want Bledisloe, says Genia
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia scrumhalf Will Genia would never turn down a World Cup win if one came along but the Wallabies playmaker believes wresting the Bledisloe Cup away from New Zealand would be an even greater prize.
27 Jul 2018 | 4:06 PM
Latu can cancel out Marx equation in Super semi, says Kepu
(Reuters) - New South Wales Waratahs hooker Tolu Latu has earned his starting spot in the Super Rugby semi-final against the Lions with an improved off-field attitude and has the power to nullify the marauding Malcolm Marx, says team mate Sekope Kepu.
Marx's return helps put a roar back into the Lions
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Malcolm Marx has made a timely return from injury to hand the Lions a significant boost as the South Africans seek to reach the Super Rugby final for a third successive year when they host the New South Wales Waratahs in Saturday's semi-final.
24 Jun 2018 | 9:04 PM
Lisbon's Sporting votes out president to halt player exodus
LISBON (Reuters) - Sporting have overwhelmingly voted to eject president Bruno de Carvalho in a bid to save the Portuguese club after nine players quit in protest at an attack in May by angry fans who had allegedly been spurred by his public rebuke of the team.
Croatia coach Dalic banks on mix of youth and experience
KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic is confident he has the perfect mix of youth and experience as his team gear up for their World Cup Group D opener against Nigeria on Saturday.
19 Apr 2018 | 5:39 AM
Kovac's Eintracht stun Schalke to set up final with Bayern
BERLIN (Reuters) - Eintracht Frankfurt's Luka Jovic scored a 75th minute winner to stun hosts Schalke 04 1-0 on Wednesday and earn his manager Niko Kovac a date with Bayern Munich, the club he will coach from next season, in the German Cup final.

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$500K Grant Gives 50 Shreveport Seniors a Place to Call Home
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Oct 20, 2015, 06:19 ET
SHREVEPORT, La., Oct. 20, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Five years in the making, South Pointe Place opened today in the Shreve City area of Shreveport, Louisiana. It will provide 50 units of affordable housing for very low-income senior citizens.
In 2013, the $5.5 million apartment complex, developed by Volunteers of America, was awarded a $500,000 Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant from Red River Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) that was applied to construction costs.
South Pointe Place resident Kay Bergeron welcomed guests today as part of the grand-opening celebration of the $5.5 million affordable housing community in the Shreve City area of Shreveport, Louisiana. South Pointe Place in 2013 was awarded a $500,000 Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant from Red River Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas, which was used for construction costs.
A significant need for affordable housing exists in the area. A 2013 market study showed that 33 percent of Shreveport-Bossier City seniors qualified as very low-income, with annual incomes of less than $15,000 annually.
South Pointe Place resident Kay Bergeron said she and her neighbors are thankful for the community.
"This place was created on paper and became a dream come true for those of us that live here," she said. "I have made a lot of friends here. I walk every morning, gather in the community room and have a place of my own to go to at the end of the day."
Jannease Seastrunk, vice president and CRA officer at Red River Bank, said her institution is pleased to be a part of the solution for low-income seniors in Shreveport.
"Red River Bank is woven into the fabric of this community," Ms. Seastrunk said. "We are so pleased to support our friends and neighbors through the South Pointe Place project. It will make a difference for residents and staff alike by establishing a community for a vulnerable population and by creating local jobs."
The 50 units each offer a one-bedroom/one-bathroom layout with upgraded appliances. The three-story building, located on 3.3 acres, also includes onsite laundry facilities, community room, computer/arts-and-crafts room, and The Ballington Center, which offers activities and medical supervision for adults with physical or mental limitations.
Volunteers of America North Louisiana President & CEO Chuck Meehan expressed his organization's commitment to providing affordable housing for senior citizens.
"Volunteers of America is grateful for the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas' support of our senior adults and disabled residents, as well as of our community," he said. "With their help, we will continue to serve those who need us the most."
FHLB Dallas, in partnership with its member financial institutions, like Red River Bank, in 2015 awarded more than $7.4 million in AHP grants to 32 projects, primarily within its District of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Texas. The funding will result in the creation or rehabilitation of 965 housing units.
Greg Hettrick, vice president and director of Community Investment at FHLB Dallas, said members are able to make a real impact in their communities through the AHP.
"A key component of FHLB Dallas' mission is to serve the affordable housing needs of our members' communities," he said. "We are pleased to support Red River Bank in this project that will serve seniors, some of whom may have no other place to turn."
FHLB Dallas annually returns 10 percent of its profits in the form of AHP grants to the communities served by its member institutions. AHP grants fund a variety of projects, including home rehabilitation and modifications for low-income, elderly, and special needs residents; down payment and closing cost assistance for qualified first-time homebuyers; and the construction of low-income, multifamily rental communities and single-family homes.
July 2015 marked the 25th anniversary of the Affordable Housing Program. Since the program's inception, FHLB Dallas has awarded more than $237 million in AHP grants to help approximately 44,000 families obtain safe, affordable, and quality housing.
About Red River Bank
Red River Bank is a full service community bank headquartered in Alexandria, Louisiana. Red River Bank was chartered in 1998 in Rapides Parish and began operating its first banking center in Alexandria in 1999. Red River Bank offers consumer and commercial banking services and products, mortgage lending services, and investment services.
About the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas is one of 11 district banks in the FHLBank System created by Congress in 1932. FHLB Dallas, with total assets of $42.6 billion as of June 30, 2015, is a member-owned cooperative that supports housing and community development by providing competitively priced loans and other credit products to approximately 865 members and associated institutions in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Texas. For more information, visit our website at fhlb.com.
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Q: Joomla URL redirect I've got a question here about joomla redirection. . I got a Joomla site that has a bug.
Each time i visit the site, it redirects to other site. . but when i put www.site.com/index.php, it's ok.  i already look on the >ndex.html##  there's a meta:
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but if i removed or change the meta, the site got a error. .
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A: Joomla does not normally use index.html anywhere - though there is such a file in almost every folder, it's supposed to be empty for security reasons.  I can't say for sure if you've installed something that puts this code in an index.html for a reason, but I've never seen anything like that before.
Re-reading, it looks like your apache config is defaulting to index.html, when it should be defaulting to index.php.  Check your apache config, or put an htaccess file in your joomla folder to do this, or joomla isn't likely to work properly anyways - it needs to default to index.php

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New Delhi, Sept 8 (PTI) India today said armed groups and non-state actors were playing spoilers to peace efforts globally and sought qualitative improvement in the performance of UN peacekeeping contingents, staff and mission leadership.
Addressing the Defence Ministers meeting in London, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre referred to the pledge of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New York last year that India will provide troops for UN peacekeeping purposes.
He drew attention to the challenges being faced by UN peacekeeping operations with armed groups and non-state actors playing spoilers to peace efforts, an official statement here said.
United Nations peacekeeping missions are no longer benign and humanitarian tasks are a major facet of current missions, he said.
Bhamre exhorted the UN to work in sync with host governments as otherwise it could lead to greater turbulence.
He also stressed the need of bringing about qualitative improvement in the performance of United Nations contingents, staff and mission leadership.
The minister made a mention of the issues raised by the Prime Minister Modi last year during the Leaders Summit on Peacekeeping, including the necessity of involving Troop Contributing Nations in mandate formulation, representation in key leadership positions in mission areas and above all the requirement of a more representative Security Council.
He recalled Indias consistent and substantive response over the past seven decades of United Nations peacekeeping operations.
More than 2,30,000 Indian troops have participated in 50 of the 71 United Nations peacekeeping operations mandated by the UNSC so far.
India has also aided in capacity building of many countries, training 114 prospective peacekeepers from 35 countries this year itself with a special course each for African countries and for female peacekeepers. PTI SAP SC
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According to San Diego police officer, Mark McCullough, 8 vehicles were also seized during the checkpoint in the 2600 block of Ingraham Street that started at 11:09 p.m. on Saturday and ended on Sunday at 3 a.m.
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File #: Res 0112-2002 Version: * Name: LU 44 - UDAAP, Beck St Cluster Project, Bronx (20025159HAX)
Title: Resolution approving an Urban Development Action Area Project located at 673 Beck Street (Block 2685/Lot 64), 814 Hewitt Place (Block 2696/Lot 3), 909 Avenue St. John (Block 2686/Lot 64), 943 Bruckner Boulevard (Block 2735/Lot 46), 954 Leggett Avenue (Block 2685/Lot 54), 1052 Findlay Avenue (Block 2433/Lot 45) and 1080 Hall Place (Block 2700/Lot 37), the Bronx, and waiving the urban development action area designation requirement and the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, pursuant to Sections 693 and 694 of the General Municipal Law (L.U. No. 44; 20025159 HAX).
Attachments: 1. Committee Report, 2. Hearing Transcript - Stated Meeting - 3/13
3/13/2002 * Melinda R. Katz City Council Approved, by Council Pass Action details Meeting details Not available
3/7/2002 * Melinda R. Katz Committee on Land Use Approved by Committee Action details Meeting details Not available
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK RESOLUTION NO. 112 Title Resolution approving an Urban Development Action Area Project located at 673 Beck Street (Block 2685/Lot 64), 814 Hewitt Place (Block 2696/Lot 3), 909 Avenue St. John (Block 2686/Lot 64), 943 Bruckner Boulevard (Block 2735/Lot 46), 954 Leggett Avenue (Block 2685/Lot 54), 1052 Findlay Avenue (Block 2433/Lot 45) and 1080 Hall Place (Block 2700/Lot 37), the Bronx, and waiving the urban development action area designation requirement and the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, pursuant to Sections 693 and 694 of the General Municipal Law (L.U. No. 44; 20025159 HAX). Body By Council Members Katz and Martinez WHEREAS, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development ("HPD") submitted to the Council on December 21, 2001 its request dated December 11, 2001 that the Council take the following actions regarding an Urban Development Action Area Project (the "Project") located at 673 Beck Street (Block 2685/Lot 64), 814 Hewitt Place (Block 2696/Lot 3), 909 Avenue St. John (Block 2686/Lot 64), 943 Bruckner Boulevard (Block 2735/Lot 46), 954 Leggett Avenue (Block 2685/Lot 54), 1052 Findlay Avenue (Block 2433/Lot 45) and 1080 Hall Place (Block 2700/Lot 37), Borough of the Bronx (the "Disposition Area"): 1. Find that the present status of the Disposition Area tends to impair or arrest the sound growth and development of the municipality and that the proposed Urban Development Action Area Project is consistent with the policy and purposes of Section 691 of the General Municipal Law; 2. Waive the area designation requirement of Section 693 of the General Municipal Law pursuant to said Section; 3. Waive the requirements of Sections 197-c and 197-d of the New York City Charter pursuant to Section 694 of the General Municipal Law; and 4. Approve the Project as an Urban Development Action Area Project pursuant to Section 694 of the General Municipal Law. ____________ Page 2 of 3 20025159 HAX Reso. No. 112 (L.U. No. 44) WHEREAS, the Project is to be developed on land that is now a municipally-owned area as defined in Section 692 of the General Municipal Law, consists solely of the rehabilitation or conservation of existing private or multiple dwellings or the construction of one to four unit dwellings, and does not require any change in land use permitted under the New York City Zoning Resolution; WHEREAS, upon due notice, the Council held a public hearing on the Project on March 5, 2002; WHEREAS, the Council has considered the land use implications and other policy issues relating to the Project; RESOLVED: The Council finds that the present status of the Disposition Area tends to impair or arrest the sound growth and development of the City of New York and that a designation of the Project as an urban development action area project is consistent with the policy and purposes stated in Section 691 of the General Municipal Law. The Council waives the area designation requirement of the Disposition Area as an urban development action area under Section 693 of the General Municipal Law pursuant to said Section. The Council waives the requirements of Sections 197-c and 197-d of the New York City Charter pursuant to Section 694 of the General Municipal Law. The Council approves the Project as an urban development action area project pursuant to Section 694 of the General Municipal Law. The Project shall be disposed of and developed upon the terms and conditions in the Project Summary that HPD has submitted to the Council, a copy of which is attached hereto. _________ Page 3 of 3 20025159 HAX Reso. No. 112 (L.U. No. 44) Adopted. Office of the City Clerk, } The City of New York, } ss.: I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution passed by The Council of The City of New York on March 13, 2002, on file in this office. ................................................... City Clerk, Clerk of the Council


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Trade Martin And An Exclusive Look Inside Of A Phil Spector Recording Session!
Although I've known Trade Martin since he was one of most in demand session guitarists in New York, I didn't work with him very often because he was always booked up! In addition to being an excellent musician, part of why he became so popular among producers in the 60's and 70's was the fact that he was constantly singing and playing in Rock and Roll Bands in the tri-state area and he not only knew how the everchanging hits on top 40 radio sounded…he knew how they were constructed.
The first time I worked with Trade, was in 1964, just before I took my first trip to London. I had become bored with the American Music scene and became enamoured of what I heard coming out of the UK. I had written a song with Ben Raleigh ("Tell Laura I Love Her", "Wonderful, Wonderful") and Danny Jordan (The Detergents) called, "When She Was What She Was", which was more of a Gerry and the Pacemakers song than a song for Dion.
When I heard Chip Taylor and Al Gorgoni's production of a song Trade wrote for Evie Sands, "Take Me For A Little While", I was overwhelmed by his songwriting abilities which equaled his musical skills!. When we sat down to plan out my session and I played him my song and he added chords and changes I was only hearing on English hits. The tracks turned out great but I was disappointed in my own vocal. When I came back from England I put my vocal on again, this time with a pronounced English accent and sold the master to Coed records where it was released under the pseudonym Terry Boyd. This was the same label where Trade was signed, that released his classic "That Stranger Used To Be My Girl".
Although he's written and scored films, has been nominated for "Clios" for his work in commercials, and received praise for his productions of B.B.King, including the Grammy winning, "Live at San Quentin Album", his passion for self-expression remains at an all time high as he continues to perform regularly and write and record on a daily basis.
When we reconnected a couple of weeks ago, I became more accutely aware of the part he and his guitar played in the hit making process of some of greatest record producers of our time including Phil Spector, Leiber and Stoller, Bert Berns, Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich, Carole King and Gerry Goffin, Jerry Ross, Jerry Wexler and Burt Bacharach. I didn't know Trade played on, "Cherry, Cherry", By Neil Diamond, "Chapel Of Love" by the Dixie Cups, "Twist and Shout" by the Isley Brothers, as well dozens of others he casually rattled off.
As I scrambled to turn my tape recorder on, I started to ask him questions about what I thought every member of Spectropop might want to know.
AW- How did you first get together with Phil Spector?
TM- I was working at the time with Jeff and Ellie, Carole King and Gerry Goffin, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil and Phil Spector's contractor heard about me and called me up. He said Phil wanted to meet me, so I made an appointment to see him up at Liberty records. You recorded for Liberty didn't you?
AW- (Laughs) Yeah, briefly. That's where I met Phil too…he was on the A+R staff.
TM- The contractor told me to bring my guitar to the meeting, so I brought my white fender guitar.
AW- Did you bring an amplifier…or did he have one?
TM- No…no ( laughs) You could hardly hear the sound, but if you listened close enough you could hear it. I didn't know it at the time, but Phil was a guitar player himself and he studied with Barney Kessel.
AW- Phil played the guitar solo on the Drifters record, "On Broadway"
TM- Right! I caught him playin' in the studio one day…you know a lot of jazzy stuff. I was a Jazz oriented guitar player myself.
AW- Tell me more about your meeting.
TM- I remember him sitting behind a big desk, and I was on a couch across from him. Our whole meeting wasn't longer than 6 or 7 minutes. As I pulled out my guitar, he asked what kind of stuff I liked to play? I told him that I played in a night club, and I knew all the solos by Scotty Moore, Carl Perkins…guys like that. At that point he asked, If I knew the intro to "Maybelline" by Chuck Berry? I smiled, and started playing it. He said I'd be hearing from his contractor.
AW- Which you obviously did.
TM- I played on almost every session he did in New York. He found out that I had this D28 Martin Herringbone Dreadnaught acoustic guitar and after he heard it, he always wanted me to play it on his sessions. I specifically remember one session I played it on it, it was at Mirasound with Brooks Arthur engineering. Phil usually used 2 or 3 pianos on his dates. on this one, Carole King was on an upright piano, as I remember, Paul Griffin was on a grand piano and Jerry, Phil's contractor, was on another.
AW- And what song was this?
TM- "He Hit Me And It Felt Like A Kiss" by the Crystals
AW-Wow!
TM- Phil wanted me to play 16th notes all the way through the track, fortunately I play the drums, so I was able keep that rythym up! I used to sit right in front of Gary Chester who played drums on most of Phil's dates.
AW- Gary's one of the most innovative drummers I ever worked with…you could recognize him on every record he played on!
TM- He's the best…and what a nice guy!
AW- I've been to a couple of overdubbing sessions of Phils but never a tracking session. Tell me more…who were the other musicians?
TM- There was Carl Lynch on Electric Guitar, Billy Butler on another electric and percussionist, George Devins.
AW- And on bass?
TM- Bob Bushnell on electric and Russ Savakus or Dick Romoff on stand up. Phil always liked to use two basses on his tracks.
AW- I worked with all those guys, but I never knew that they were the foundation of the "Wall of Sound"…Great musicians and incredible positive vibes! I heard that once a track was done, Phil would have the musicians double it…to give it his signature sound.
TM- No…not on any sessions I've been on. I'll tell you what he did though…
The complete interview with Trade Martin will appear exclusively on Artie Wayne On The Web and Spectropop in about a month. I honestly didn't plan to do any more interviews for a while, but after reconnecting with Trade, I realized how much of Pop history he's been part of…and it would be a shame not to document it.
I'm going to be talking with him again on Tuesday at noon, If you have any questions you want me to ask him, about Phil Spector or any of the legends he's worked with, you can e-mail me at artie_wayne@yahoo.com
To reach Trade Martin http://trademartinmusic.co
Thanks to Dave Monroe for sending Evie Sands performing ,"Take Me For A Little While" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZTG-5brNII
For More On Phil Spector https://artiewayne.wordpress.com/2006/08/16/the-scoop-on-richard-baskin-and-phil-spector-with-a-cherry-on-top/
For Spectropop http://spectropop.com
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Special thanks to Jeff Rubin for reconnecting me with Trade.
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Jeff Barry- I Honestly Like Him!
Songwriter and Producer Jeff Barry, is always someone I've looked up to…and not just because he's about a foot taller than me! Before I got into the music buisness, I remember first seeing Jeff's name on one of my favorite records, "Tell Laura I Love Her" (Raleigh/ Barry) by Ray Peterson, and paying attention to his creative output ever since.
The first time I met him was in 1650 Broadway at the office of Paul Vance ("Itsy, Bitsy, Teenie Weenie, Yellow Polka Dot Bikini") where I was putting the finishing touches on a song I had written with with Ellie Greenwich and Danny Jordan (the Detergents), "You Should've Told Me", that the Angels were about to record. I was introduced to Jeff when he came in to pick up his Fiance Ellie, for lunch.
While Danny and I sat daydreaming of songwriting superstardom collaborating with this talented lady on dozens of future hits, Jeff had plans of his own. He and Ellie, had started writing with Phil Spector and created songs that not only would become instant classics but would define the 60's as well, including "Be My Baby", for the Ronettes, "Do Wah Diddy" for Manfred Mann and "River Deep, Mountain High" for Ike and Tina Turner. Jeff's love of Doo-Wop, Ellie's affinity towards girl groups and Phil's ability to mold the songs they all had written into a "Wall Of Sound", made for an unbeatable combonation!
Jeff and Ellie sang together as the Raindrops, and co-produced Neil Diamond's first hits, "Solitary Man", "Cherry, Cherry" and worked with Shadow Morton, on "Remember (Walkin' In The Sand)", and "Leader Of The Pack" by the Shangri-las and "Chapel Of Love", by the Dixie Cups. When their marriage ended , so did their collaboration with Phil Spector and Jeff started producing on his own. After a successful string of hits with the Monkees, "I'm A Believer", "A Little Bit You, A Little Bit Me", and the Archies, "Sugar, Sugar", "Bang Shang -a-Lang"…his creativity took a new turn.
I didn't see Jeff for a couple years, then while I was visiting my friend songwriter, Paul Williams ("We've Only Just Begun", "Old Fashioned Love Song") on the A&M Records lot. Jeff, who had just signed a co-publishing deal with Irving/ Almo Music, came in and played me a song he had written, "Walking In The Sun"
Walkin' In The Sun
Words and music by Jeff Barry
Well, things have been goin' wrong long enough to know when everything's just right
I've been walking in the dark long enough to know when I've finally seen the light
I've been losing long enough to know when I finally have won
And even the blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun.
Well, I've cried enough tears to recognize this feeling of a smile
I've been bottom rung long enough to know when I'm doing it in style
I've been running long enough to know when there's no more need to run
(O Lord) Even the blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun.
The wind is at my back and I'm sailing on a ship long overdue
I've blown so many chances, I ain't gonna blow this one with you
And I've seen enough bad times to know when the good times have begun
O Lord – Even the blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun
(Oh yeah) Even the blind man can tell when he's walking in the sun.
Copyright 1973 Irving Music/Jeff Barry International, administered by BMI.
I sat there with my mouth dropped open, fighting back a tear. I always admired and respected Jeff for his ability to tap into the teen market and realistically express their emotions…but I realized his writing had reached a new level. Although I was working for Warner Brothers Music as general Professional Manager, and it was my job to plug my companies songs, I gave a demo of "Walking In The Sun" to my friend, Bob Monoco who recorded it the following week with Chaka Kahn and her group Rufus!
It was years later that I learned that the song was written for his father, who was blind and only this morning did I read the complete story behind the song, in Jeff's own words on his official website.
The next time I placed one of Jeff's songs, it was in a more of an "official" capacity. I was hired to run Irving/ Almo, and on my first day on the job, I gave Olivia Newton John, "I Honestly Love You", that Jeff wrote with the late Peter Allan, which became the record of the year in 1974!
For Jeff Barry's Official Website http://lpintop.tripod.com/jeffbarry/
Special thanks to Laura Pinto http://laurapinto.tripod.com/
For the complete story behind, "I Honestly Love You"
https://artiewayne.wordpress.com/2006/09/13/olivia-newton-john-tries-to-squeeze-one-more-hit-out-of-jeff-barry-and-artie-wayne/
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Q: Hypothesis Testing: Z-test or T-test? and how to test the null hypothesis? I have a question as below:
I have to generate two portfolio returns in R and compare their means.
However, I am not sure which test should be applied in this case. And how can I indicate at least 2% higher statement in the null hypothesis. I wrote this code:
asset1 <- rnorm(100, 0, 1)
asset2 <- rnorm(100, 0.1, 1)
z.test(asset1, asset2, mu = 0.02, alternative = "greater", sigma.x = 1, sigma.y = 1)

I am not so sure about this code because I wrote mu = 0.02 but there should be an appropriate way to show the difference in means is at least higher than 2% of the mean of the first population. Furthermore, since I thought that I have the true population parameters here, I applied Z test and set sigma.x and sigma.y to 1, but is this the correct way to proceed?

A: I would use the unequal variance t-test (default t.test in R) here, and I think the full-credit answer would go through why you elected against z-testing and equal-variance t-testing even though you know the variances and know that they're equal.
The reason why I'd go with t over z is that, yes, you know the population standard deviations, but you also know the population means! If you're going to take the simulation parameters as known, there's no hypothesis testing to do. You know, with certainty, that the first asset has lower average returns than the second. If you don't know that, then you shouldn't be able to say that you know the standard deviations.
Put another way, if your teacher just gave you two data sets that she generated form your code, but you did not know the generation process, you would proceed with an unequal-variance t-test (aka Welch's t-test).


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Focuses on representing clients in children law cases, and has notable expertise in cases involving fatal and serious non-accidental injuries. She also advises on wardship for children with major psychological issues. She has notable expertise pertaining to adoption.
Lorraine read law at Manchester University and was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of Gray's Inn in July 2000. Lorraine is the Birkenhead scholar of the Inn in the same year. Lorraine practises in all areas of children law, in the health and welfare law field of the Court of Protection and conducts judicial review and Human Rights claims with a focus on community care provision and child rights.
"Particularly strong in children's rights, care proceedings and Court of Protection work. Issues often relate to healthcare matters, including withholding medical treatment for children.
Seen as a rising presence in the profession and already achieving glowing praise from market sources. She has a strong background in family law with broader expertise in public and human rights law. She is frequently instructed by the Official Solicitor.
Lorraine has acted in complex care cases including fatal injury cases and catastrophic injuries to children, which may be inflicted. Further, Lorraine has dealt with a number of NAHI and non accidental injury cases with areas of medical complexity. Lorraine has a wealth of experience acting on all sides of these applications. Lorraine's practice in medical treatment law has caused her to become involved in end of life care cases for children with profound illness and/or disability. Including case involving the force feeding of children and their detention for the purposes of medical treatment. Lorraine acts for children directly without a Guardian and through their Guardian. Lorraine also acts, in these cases, for local authorities, Hospital Trusts and parents. Due to her experience as a noted practitioner in the Court of Protection Lorraine has acted in numerous complex care cases involving learning disabled parents and children. Including concurrent care proceedings for the child and COP proceedings for the parents. She has extensive experience of acting through the Official Solicitor for parents and children who lack the capacity to instruct directly. Lorraine has also acted in a number of High Court public law cases involving linked Human Rights Act claims and Judicial Review proceedings in which she also acted on behalf of the clients.
Lorraine has been involved in complex international/foreign adoption cases. Including some of the leading cases on this issue. Lorraine has also been involved in sensitive and complex litigation involving defending post adoption contact claims by biological parents under the Human Rights Act or the Adoption and Children Act 2002 (as amended).
Medical treatment cases for children form a significant part of Lorraine's practice. Lorraine has acted for the Hospital/NHS Trusts in these cases and for local authorities. Lorraine has a wealth of experience acting for children/young adults and parents facing life threatening illness and treatment dilemmas.
Lorraine has been involved in some very complex cases in the obtaining of Reporting Restriction orders primarily relating to the protection of the privacy of a child.
Lorraine has a specialist interest in Wardship and the imaginative use of the inherent jurisdiction to facilitate the right outcome for a child. The use of injunctive and declaratory relief to safeguard a child is very familiar territory for Lorraine.
Lorraine has been junior in the leading case shaping the rights of children in care. The landmark and grave case of A & S v Lancashire County Council was a Human Rights application by two children, represented by Lorraine, and her leader, to bring into account the local government, the national policy and legislation that had come together to permit the boy's parlous conditions and unlawful legal status to persist. Lorraine has represented multiple children before and in the aftermath of this case who seek to challenge failures of a local authority to meet their needs and statutory duties to them. The jurisdictional vehicle for such challenges lie in the inherent jurisdiction, the Human Rights Act or judicial Review, depending on the facts of the case.
Lorraine has experience of acting in a wide range of private Children Act cases for parents, relatives and children with party status. Lorraine acts in complex residence and contact matters including cases involving specific issues and intractable contact dispute involving emotional abuse and media issues. Lorraine has been involved in the most serious complex cases of this type.
Acted for the Local Authority in a case that concerned a female infant who was at real risk of female genital mutilation if she returned to the Sudan with her mother. Mr Justice Hayden analysed the interplay between Article 3 rights and Article 8 rights and decided that "…whilst there can be no derogation from N's Article 3 rights, the interference with her Article 8's rights, and those of her siblings and family, must be limited to that which is necessary to protect her Article 3 rights." The learned judge granted an injunctive FGMPO to prevent the baby leaving the jurisdiction. Read the judgment.
Lorraine was led by Karl Rowley QC. Lord Justice Peter Jackson held that court should be slow to admit expert evidence that had been irregularly obtained. If the rules were not enforced, parties would be encouraged to ignore them, and there would be nothing to stop a litigant shopping around until they found a favourable opinion. The court gave clarification in respect of the test for admission of evidence under section 13 of the Children's and families Act 2014. See the judgment.
Acted for the family of a little girl responding to an extremely urgent application by the Hospital Trust for declarations that it was lawful for them not to resuscitate or intubate and mechanically ventilate her. The parents wanted their child to have mechanical ventilation to live her life as it was at the time, albeit profoundly disabled. Williams J did not make blanket declarations as sought by the Trust. In a postscript he recorded that the child defied the odds and did not die as had been predicted by the clinical team: "The instinct to live clearly runs strongly in her. It illustrates in a vivid way how life defies probabilities and how the best judgments of medicine and law may be confounded by nature." Read the judgment. This case was covered in the British Medical Journal and the Daily Mail.
A decision of Mr Justice Cobb setting the relevant information that a child parent must understand to be competent to consent to the adoption of her child. The test is equally applicable to adults applying the Mental capacity Act 2005 principles. Read the full decision.
Acted for the Scottish parents of two children placed in England under a compulsory supervision order albeit with prospective adopters. They issued an adoption application in England which the parents defend. The question arose as to the ability of the Family Court and Family Division properly to perform their functions in accordance with section 1(6) and In re B-S, and to meet the procedural standards mandated by Articles 6 and 8 of the Convention, if their powers are limited by the lack of any ability to make an order under the Children Act 1989 should it decline to make the adoption order. The President decided that "the English court will not be hamstrung in undertaking the In re B-S exercise and there will be no question of proceedings in the Family Court being non-compliant with either Article 6 or Article 8." As the inherent jurisdiction permits orders to be made equivalent to CA orders to meet the children's welfare. Read the judgment and the article in Jordan's Family Law.
Northamptonshire CC v M, F and A (A Child)  EWHC 997 (Fam) Francis J.
Lorraine acted for a little boy in care proceedings where he had been unlawfully placed away from his mother when 1 year old pursuant to Section 20 Children Act 1989. The child raised a Human Rights Act claim; the learned judge found that Northamptonshire were in egregious breach of its duties to the child and his parents. The court held that "at the time when A was placed with the grandmother, the threshold criteria were probably not met to any degree which comes close to being sufficient to warrant either (i) a statutory order or (ii) long-term separation of A from his mother." Read the judgment.
Acted for a child through CAFCASS in a guidance decision case about Scottish adoptions before the President of the Family Division. The President considered seven cases of Scottish children placed for adoption in England under permanence orders with permission to adopt. The President found that the parents' parental responsibility is extinguished under such an order. The President gave guidance as to whether the parents should be made parties or even given notice of the application. Read the judgment. Lorraine was asked to write about the case for Family Law Week and Jordan's Family Law.
Peter Jackson J. Led by Karl Rowley Q.C. This was the rehearing of the fatal injury trial acting for a father who was accused of smothering a baby. The complexities of the medical evidence were significant. Karl and Lorraine were successful in establishing that the abusive act of smothering did not occur nor did any other act of physical abuse of the deceased child. The local authority had failed to prove the case to the requisite standard. Read the judgment here.
Led by Karl Rowley Q.C. Acted for the appellant in the Court of Appeal. The Court overturned a finding of fact by a High Court judge that the father caused a child's death by smothering and went on to give guidance as to the proper approach to lies told by witnesses in family cases and the application of the Lucas direction in family cases. The Court of Appeal also considered the proper approach to appeal against judge's finding in case of suspected child abuse. Read the judgment here.
Russell J. Led by Jane Crowley Q.C. Lorraine acted for a ten year old child, through the Official Solicitor, who was accused of causing serious brain injuries to a related baby. The child was exculpated from any role in the injuries of the baby which Ms Justice Russell found were caused by his mother shaking him. Read the judgment here.
Mr Justice Holman permitted the withdrawal of ventilation from both genetically identical twin boys aged 14 months with a neuro-degenerative disorder. This was opposed on religious grounds by their parents. Lorraine acted for the applicant NHS Trust (Children's Hospital). Read the judgment here.
Peter Jackson J: Defending a Human Rights claim. Mr Justice Peter Jackson declared that family life (Article 8) between a birth mother and an adopted child is terminated upon the making of an adoption order. An application to declare section 51A (the gateway of leave) incompatible with the ECHR was dismissed. Indirect contact by way of letter box run by an adoption agency does not maintain an article 8 right of family life post adoption but the birth parent has Article 8 protection over their correspondence, which in this case was not violated by the local authority. Read the judgment here.
Acted for the appellants in the Court of Appeal. The Court overturned a finding of fact that a person caused a child's death and went on to give guidance as to the use of a finding of a lie in family cases.
Hayden J: The court defined death as irreversible cessation of brainstem function following a challenge by the parents of a 19-month-old boy who had choked on some fruit. Lorraine acted for the Trust seeking a declaration that child A was dead and that life support may be withdrawn. The court gave guidance to the coroner that he ought not to seize jurisdiction over a ventilated body.
Theis J: The adoption of a 17-and-a-half year old young woman at an international boarding school and in a family with multiple homes over the world. The court found that she had had her 'home' with the prospective adopter for the purposes of section 42(3) ACA 2002.
Hayden J: An application for anticipatory declaratory relief in respect of an unborn child. The autonomy of a woman over her body in particular to refuse medical treatment leading to the death of her unborn child was upheld.
Moor J. Lorraine acted for a local authority, who had an interim care order, in respect of a baby boy who was terminally ill. The withdrawal of life sustaining medical treatment (respiratory support and ventilation) and the delivery of palliative care to a baby who was in a "no hope" situation where such measures were futile and causing distress to him. The Royal College of Paediatrician's and Child Health Guidance in 2004 insofar as it addresses parental responsibility when held by a local authority was the subject of some concern from the learned Judge (§19-20).
(Fam) Hayden J. Lorraine acted for the NHS Trust (the Children's Hospital) who applied for declarations to place an NJ tube into the gut of 15-year-old girl against her will and feed her as she was dangerously low in weight and in multi organ failure. The use of force to deliver the treatment and nutrition. The girl was 5½ stone and had a severe and complex psycho-somatoform disorder. The child was made a ward or court and the declarations were granted despite her own and her mother's objections. This case received extensive national media coverage.
Peter Jackson J. Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) representing the mother. Successful challenge to the care plan and the return of a four-year-old to the care of his mother after a fatal injury to a 7 week old sibling. Father convicted of manslaughter. Clarity as to the test for 'adequate care' of a surviving child.
Peter Jackson J. Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) this was a Human Rights Act claim for two boys 16 years and 14 years coupled with an application under the inherent jurisdiction to discharge their freeing orders. The boys had the most lamentable history in care and "wanted important people to listen to us" so this leading case was taken. The boys Articles 3, 6 and 8 rights were violated by LCC. The role of the Independent Reviewing Officer in the protection of children in care was the subject of criticism by the court. Their damages claims were transferred to the QBD. This leading child rights case led to a national audit and investigation into the circumstances of each freed child in the country and evidence was called about the case by Baroness Butler-Sloss in the House of Lords Select Committee on Adoption. This was a very high profile case in the media.
Peter Jackson J. Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) this was the costs application against LCC for the entire costs of the welfare and HRA proceedings to be paid. The decision lays down the legal principle that the FPR costs Rules apply to a HRA claim brought in the Family Division despite its entirely civil characteristics.
(unreported in law reports though extensively reported in the media) Moylan J. Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. representing the local authority in a fatal injury to a 21-month-old child. Child had an organic bleeding disorder. The local authority satisfied the court that the mother was the perpetrator of the injuries. This case had a national media profile.
(unreported) Peter Jackson J. Representing the father. A consolidated final hearing following the fatal injury to a baby and the father's conviction of manslaughter. Complex pathological evidence. Surviving child was placed for adoption. This case had a national media profile.
Theis J. Acted for a parent opposing the declaration sought that it was lawful and in the children's best interests to be given the MMR Vaccine. The mother relied on the fact that children going into care are vaccinated in accordance with government policy, which meant that, in practice, there were mandatory vaccinations for children in care. Such action was at the discretion of the child's parents in the general population and the decision had been taken, long ago, not to vaccinate these children against MMR which was being overridden by the application of a national policy. The argument failed and the declaration was made.
CoA led by Anthony Hayden QC (as he then was) representing the father. A challenge to the requirement for proof the identity of the perpetrator of harm to the balance of probabilities in order to establish threshold on the basis of risk of future harm to a second child. If a parent has a proven finding that they were a possible perpetrator of actual harm on a previous child in their history it is not enough to found threshold on a second child.
CoA led by Sarah Singleton QC (as she then was) representing the prospective adopters. Section 47(5) Adoption Children Act 2002 appeal in which further guidance was sought in respect of the test for leave to defend adoption proceedings.
Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) application on behalf of RB linked to Re A (adoption Placement Outside Jurisdiction) (above). Application refused, no violation of article 8 found.
Court of Appeal led by Anthony Hayden QC (as he then was) representing the Appellant father in a case where the local authority committed an offence under the Adoption Act 1976 by illegally removing children outside of the jurisdiction for the purposes of adoption. The court defines "unlawful placement" in this decision. The Court of Appeal addressed the father's Human Rights Act challenge in this decision.
Lorraine represented the mother in a case which led to findings that a father, in private law proceedings, sought to pervert the course of justice and orchestrated a sustained campaign of emotional abuse against the child and mother (i.e. using the proceedings as a weapon to ruin the mother). The mother successfully secured a costs order for her costs of the litigation to be paid by the father.
(Fam) Roderic Wood J representing the mother. The parents were Egyptian nationals and the court found a risk of abduction by the father due to his dishonesty. The dicta as to shared residence and PR is helpful as it clarifies the law where an order may grant rights of custody abroad to the parents who poses a risk of abduction. Prohibited Steps orders and protective orders to prevent removal were made.
Lorraine is a very experienced practitioner in health and welfare law. Lorraine has considerable experience of acting for the Official Solicitor, Local Authorities and families in welfare. Lorraine has a particular interest in medical treatment cases for adults and children. Lorraine has acted in a number of complex cases relating to adolescents with learning difficulties transitioning their care from child to adult services which have required transfer to the Court of Protection.
Lorraine has a specialist interest in cases that involve the marriage and sexual relations of incapacitous persons which have resulted in children (i.e. concurrent care proceedings) or which result in concurrent matrimonial litigation (i.e. petitions for nullity). Lorraine's background in child law and matrimonial law has led to her representing P in all facets of the family court litigation and the Court of Protection.
Lorraine has been instructed in a number of injunctive relief applications relating to vulnerable adults who whilst having decision making capacity are unable to exercise it through the actions/will of others. These cases present a very challenging balance between autonomy and protection.
Where public lase remedies and Human Rights Act 1998 remedies are required to obtain community care services for P and/or arise from actions done to him/her then Lorraine has a wealth of experience in raising and pursuing such claims in a court of Protection, Family Division and QBD.
Cobb J – representing KB in his application for costs on the basis of the financial misconduct of JS which amounted to financial abuse of their mother. Costs award made.
HHJ Cardinal. The first use of a Hadkinson order in the COP against a relative of P (18 year old girl), who was in contempt of court and was remaining outside of the jurisdiction to avoid arrest under a warrant for his arrest issued by a High Court Judge. Lorraine acted for a local authority who applied for the order to prevent the father of P advancing a positive case in respect of her welfare whilst otherwise avoiding the court's jurisdiction. This was granted.
HHJ Cardinal. The welfare disposal of the proceedings referred to above. This application including the granting of injunctive relief to prevent contact between P and her father and grandmother and an order preventing an application to discharge or vary that without leave of the court for a period of four years.
HHJ Cardinal. Committal to prison of a grandmother for contacting P in breach of an injunction not to do so.
Parker J – Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) acting for PM, who was P in the COP proceedings and the mother in the care proceedings, acting by the Official Solicitor. This case was a concurrent application in the family court and the COP. The issues arose from a marriage that PM lacked the capacity to contract and her lack of capacity to consent to sexual relations (i.e. whether she could live in the community with her husband and child with this lack of capacity) the court concluded that she could not. The court gave guidance on the test for sexual relations and the issue of forced marriage in a case where the person lacks the capacity to contract the marriage.
Charles J – The seminal case establishing that parties may raise Human Rights Act 1998 claim pursuant to Section 7(1)(b) in the COP. Jurisdiction to raise in Court of Protection: Jurisdiction to raise a claim for damages under the Human Rights Act in the Court of Protection: Human Rights Act jurisdiction and the welfare jurisdiction.
Lorraine's practice in administrative law and public law remedies primarily relates to children and vulnerable adults. Lorraine has acted in a number of high court public law cases with linked Human Rights and Judicial Review claims in which she has continued to represent her client's interests.
Lorraine has advised on the merits of applying for Judicial Review to challenge Local Government decision making and guided the claims through Pre Action Procedure on behalf of children, the Official Solicitor and relatives of the child or patient concerned. Lorraine has been involved in JR claims relating to the removal of a child under a care order from home which was alleged to be unlawful and contrary to an Article 6 compliant process.
Lorraine has advised Local Authorities in respect of their duties and the potential liability arising from JR claims against them; including advising on practises to mitigate the potential liability in respect of groups of unaccompanied asylum children and in respect of individual Looked After Children. Commonly these claims involve the failure to initiate care proceedings, tension between the Local Authority's duties under Section 20 and Section 17 of the Children Act, pathway planning and LAC duties generally.
Lorraine has advised and acted for children and relatives in both concurrent Human Rights Act claims with Judicial Review and in freestanding claims under Section 7(1) (a) HRA 1998 at all court levels including the early stages of a petition to the House of Lords and an application to the European Court of Human Rights.
Lorraine also advises Local Authorities in respect of such claims.
Peter Jackson J. Led by Anthony Hayden Q.C. (as he then was) this was a Human Rights Act claim for two boys 16 years and 14 years coupled with an application under the inherent jurisdiction to discharge their freeing orders. The boys had the most lamentable history in care and "wanted important people to listen to us" so this leading case was taken. The boys Articles 3, 6 and 8 rights were violated by LCC. The role of the Independent Reviewing Officer in the protection of children in care was the subject of criticism by the court. Their damages claims were transferred to the QBD. This leading child rights case led to a national audit and investigation into the circumstances of each freed child in the country and evidence was called about the case by Baroness Butler-Sloss in the House of Lords Select Committee on Adoption.


If you experience a severe toothache or discomfort, you may have an infected tooth, known as a dental abscess. A dental abscess in no laughing matter and requires immediate treatment. An abscess is an infection that occurs at the root of a tooth or in between the gum and the tooth. In addition to being quite painful, the risk for potentially serious complications can develop if you leave the tooth untreated. Dr. Jeff Nichols offers treatment for tooth pain in Cocoa to stop the infection while restoring the health and function of an infected tooth.
The most common cause of an abscessed tooth is due to severe tooth decay. When an opening in the tooth enamel has occurred, bacteria enters the tooth, causing the pulp to become infected. This infection can then spread to the root of the tooth and the supporting bone structures. In addition, the bacteria can also enter the bloodstream, causing potentially dangerous results. The longer you leave an abscessed tooth untreated, the more severe the long-term consequences will become.
An abscessed tooth can cause a wide range of symptoms; however, the most notable symptoms involve pain, swelling and tooth sensitivity. It is not uncommon to develop a fever, have bad breath, or even a poor taste in the mouth. The abscess may even drain into the mouth through a sore that develops.
If you are experiencing tooth pain in Cocoa, you need to schedule an appointment with Dr. Jeff Nichols. Dr. Nichols will perform an evaluation to determine the cause of the pain. If your tooth is abscessed, he will quickly treat the infected tooth using same-day dentistry. In just one day, your tooth will be treated and you will have your custom restoration to restore the integrity of the tooth.
An abscessed tooth will require a root canal to remove the infection and damaged areas of the tooth. Your tooth will then be cleaned and sterilized prior to being sealed with a special material. We will then take scans of your mouth to create a custom-made crown. We will place the crown over the tooth to restore the tooth's health and function. Your restoration will match your exact specifications for a repair that blends in seamlessly with your remaining natural teeth.
In just one day, you will have your infected tooth treated and walk out with a new, healthy smile.
Dr. Nichols strives to provide his patients with the latest dental advancements to simplify dental care without compromising results. Dr. Nichols knows that time is valuable, which is why he offers a variety of same-day services. In addition to treating dental abscesses, he also provides same-day care for tooth pain, knocked out teeth, and children's emergency dental care.
If you are experiencing tooth pain, do not wait for your next appointment. Time is of the utmost importance to promote the outcome of the situation. Do not wait for more complications to develop. Treat your abscessed tooth today.


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CIFA has been manufacturing concrete pump truck for more than 60 years. The CIFA range of truck pumps includes models with booms from 20 to 80 meters - from small to largest concrete pump truck - divided into two main lines: Carbotech series and Steeltech series. All CIFA concrete pumps can be mounted on trucks of any make. The top of the concrete pumper line is CARBOTECH series, with placing booms in carbon fiber to guarantee sturdiness, lightweight and less oscillation during the work phases. A range of boom pump models with complete configuration even in the basic version, consisting of 360° electronic management with control over the pumping unit, stabilization and operating parameters. Carbotech pumps range from 40 to 80 meters of boom length. The STEELTECH series offers the possibility of outfitting a wide range of accessories and optional equipment on the configurable product. With special attention to the total weight on European road limits, this is the range with the most models and configuration variations. Steeltech pumps range from 20 to 63 meters of boom length.
If you scroll down the page you can select them using the filters to refine your search according to your needs or choose the model of concrete pump trucks for sale. Here is a small tip on how to read the names of our pumps:
K = Truck pump
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Each model of concrete pump can be fitted with the Smartronic® electronic management system, which ensures that every operation takes place in complete safety, from stabilization to unfolding the boom and pumping the concrete. In recent years, new features have been developed such as:
• Advanced Stability Control that enables you to get the most out of the machine. The system is smart and maximises the work area based on the actual opening of the outriggers. When approaching a boundary, it springs into action: first by slowing down the boom, then by stopping it before reaching a critical condition.
• Max Boom Extension that gives the operator the maximum distance that can be reached with the boom with partial opening of the outriggers, before opening the boom. It predicts the future! When the operator arrives on the construction site, he opens the stabilization in variable percentages corresponding as close as possible to the configuration of the work area; without unfolding the boom, he can see its actual maximum opening on the machine's display in complete safety: time-saving is endless.
For CIFA, safety and ease of use are two fundamental aspects that feature not only truck pumps, but the entire range of concrete machines: concrete mixer pumps, mixers, underground spritz and mixer.


Download a PDF file to view and print a copy of the VCMTA Constitution and Bylaws here.
Volusia County Music Teachers Association, Inc.
a) To advance the interest of music and musicians.
b) To raise the standards of music teaching.
c) To promote true music culture by the exchange of ideas.
d) To cultivate fraternal relations among the members of the music profession.
e) To award scholarships to worthy or needy students.
f) VCMTA is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes, including for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.
its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the organization shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distribution in furtherance of the purposes set forth in the object clause hereof. No substantial part of the activities of the organization shall be carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the organization shall not participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of or in opposition to, any candidate for public office.
Notwithstanding any other provision of this document, the organization shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by an organization exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code, or (b) by an organization, contributions to which are deductible under Section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.
a) Active…which shall include any person who is a professional teacher of music in any capacity. Retired music teachers also are eligible for active membership.
b) Student...which shall be open to any college music major through age 26.
i. Student members may attend meetings and programs of VCMTA.
ii. Student members do not have the right to vote in VCMTA.
iii. Any student members in good standing may have their students participate in VCMTA recitals and adjudicated events.
iv. Student members may teach no more than 10 private students.
v. VCMTA encourages student members to join their local collegiate chapter.
c) Emeritus... VCMTA members who are no longer engaged in the practice of teaching music may request to be listed as Emeritus members.
i. Emeritus members retain all the rights of Active members, including the rights to vote and to serve as an officer and/or committee chair.
ii. Local dues for Emeritus members will be waived, but State and National dues must still be paid.
Section II. Applicants shall be endorsed by two members in good standing, subject to the approval of the Executive Board.
Section III. All VCMTA members must also be members of Florida State Music Teachers Association and Music Teachers National Association.
President, First Vice President, Second Vice President, Third Vice President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer.
Program, Student Activities, Public Relations, Scholarship, Social-Special Activities, Membership, and Independent Music Teacher.
First Vice-President shall serve as Program Chairperson.
Second Vice-President shall serve as Student Activities Chairperson.
Third Vice-President shall serve as Membership Chairperson.
All other chairpersons shall be appointed by the President.
Section III. Special Committees may be appointment at any time by the President.
Section I. The Executive Board shall consist of the elected officers and the appointed committee chairpersons.
Section I. The election of officers shall be held at the regular meeting in April of each odd year.
Section II. These officers shall assume office at the regular meeting in May of each odd year and shall serve for a term of two years. No officer may serve in such position for more than one term except for the Treasurer, who may serve in such position as many terms as he is elected.
Section III. The Nominating Committee, appointed in March of each odd year by the President, shall present, at the April meeting, a slate of one nomination for each office. Additional nominations may be made from the floor.
Section I. The Association shall hold regular meetings each month from September through May, excluding December.
Section II. Special meetings may be called at any time upon recommendation of the Executive Board.
Section III. The Executive Board shall meet in the spring (May/June) and late summer (Aug./Sept.). Special meetings of the Executive Board may be called at any time by the President.
Section I. The fiscal year of the Association shall begin July 1.
Section I. Six active members shall be a quorum of the Association.
Section II. Six active members shall constitute a quorum of the Executive Board.
Section I. Upon the dissolution of the Association, the Executive Board, after paying or making provision for the payment of all the liabilities of the Association, shall dispose of all of the assets of the Association exclusively to an organization or organizations organized and operated exclusively for charitable, religious, education or scientific purposes as shall qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Code, as the Executive Board shall determine, or shall be distributed to the federal government, or to a state or local government. Any such assets not disposed of shall be otherwise disposed of by a court of competent jurisdiction of the county in which the principal office of the Association is located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or organizations, as said court shall determine which are organized and operated exclusively for such purposes.
Section I. The constitution may be amended at any regular meeting of the Association by a two-thirds vote of the active members present, provided that the proposed amendment has been presented in writing to all active members at least thirty days in advance.
The organization shall indemnify to the extent allowed by the not-for-profit corporation statutes of the State of Florida any person who was or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to any threatened, pending or completed action, suit or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative or investigative by reason of the fact that the person is or was a director, officer, employee or agent of the organization or served any other enterprise at the request of the organization. The person to be indemnified must have acted in good faith and in a manner he/she reasonably believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests of the organization or its membership, and, with respect to any criminal action or proceeding, had no reasonable cause to believe his/her conduct was unlawful.
A. President: It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all regular and called meetings of the Association and Executive Board. The President shall serve as ex-officio member of all standing and special committees.
B. First Vice President: In the absence of the President, the First Vice President shall perform all the duties of the President and shall also serve as Chairperson of the Program Committee.
C. Second Vice President: In the absence of the President and the First Vice President, the Second Vice President shall perform all the duties of the President and shall also serve as Chairperson of Student Recitals, Evaluations and Auditions.
D. Third Vice President: In the absence of the President, First and Second Vice President, the Third Vice President shall perform all the duties of the President and shall also serve as Membership Chairperson.
E. Recording Secretary: It shall be the duty of the Recording Secretary to keep a complete record of all meetings of the Association and the Executive Board.
F. Corresponding Secretary: It shall be the duty of the Corresponding Secretary to issue notices of all meetings and to carry on all correspondence assigned by the President and the Executive Board.
G. Treasurer: It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to receive and disburse all monies of the Association, to present a detailed report at each business meeting of the Association and a yearly report at the April meeting after which the Treasurer's books shall be audited by an appointee of the President, when requested by the Executive Board.
A. Program Committee: The Program Committee, with the First Vice President as Chairperson, shall prepare and present an outline of the programs to be used throughout the year to the Executive Board in the spring.
1. Student Recitals, Evaluations, Auditions. The Second Vice President shall serve as Chairperson for this committee.
2. School Liaison: The School Liaison Chairperson shall be responsible for the FSMTA Community Service Award for 12th Graders and the Local Presidents' Community Service Award for 9th graders.
C. Publicity Committee: The Publicity Committee shall be responsible for all publicity about meetings, concerts, and special events. It shall promote in every way possible Volusia County Music Teachers Association.
D. Scholarship Committee: The Scholarship Committee shall be responsible for administering the Scholarship fund, upon approval of the Association.
E. Social-Special Activities Committee: The Social-Special Activities Committee shall be responsible for arranging the receptions following all student recitals, all social affairs called for in the program of the year, and any special activities the Association may desire.
F. Membership Committee: The Membership Committee shall be that group designated to obtain new members. The Third Vice President shall serve as Chairperson of this committee.
G. Independent Teacher Representative: An Independent Music Teacher representative is appointed by request of FSMTA.
A. The Executive Board shall meet in the spring (May/June) to outline plans for the year, and in late summer (Aug./Sept.) to approve all plans.
B. The Executive Board shall fill any vacancy that occurs in an office, and shall transact any business requiring the prompt attention of the Association.
A. Local dues for all classes of membership shall be set and adjusted at the suggestion of the Executive Board and upon the vote of the Association.
B. Local, State, and National dues are payable upon notice from MTNA.
C. Membership of any member may be canceled on failure to pay annual dues for one year. Members in arrears may be reinstated by paying dues for the current year. A member may resign by notifying the Membership Chairperson of the Association.
D. A former member who had resigned may be reinstated by payment of dues for the current year.
A. All meetings of the Volusia County Music Teachers Association shall be conducted by the rules of Parliamentary procedure according to the current edition of Robert's Rules of Order.
A. These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meeting of the Association by a two-thirds vote of the active members present, providing the proposed amendment has been presented at a previous meeting.


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Some US History and the Neurotransmitter Acetylcholine: Tobacco (Nicotine) Soldiers Soldiering
Virginia Tobacco Plantation 1670
Supplying Europe with tobacco, something indigenous to the Americas, was how Virginia and the southern colonies got started: they had something to trade. That all began more than 400 years ago; yet the notion tobacco was activating a receptor wired into our biology by the creative process called life, that was not known until the 20th century.
If we retell the history of tobacco from an acetylcholine (biological) receptor point of view, one accounting for the receptor's addictive as well as performance enhancing qualities, we can see a way of understanding why soldiers, for example, used tobacco and why it was considered good for soldiering.
Twentieth century US armed forces were supplied tobacco in their rations (WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam); this changed in the late 70s and early 80s. The change was because of the negative health effects on soldiers found to be caused by tobacco smoking and chawing, though there wasn't any change in the importance of acetylcholine.
What do our acetylcholine receptors do? Put simply, they touch (activate) every muscle and nerve in our bodies, have both cellular and skeletal effects, and modulate our autonomic and central nervous systems. So something that activates every muscle and nerve as well as our autonomic and central nervous systems, might be of importance to staying alert, awake, and ready for action (soldiering).
Imagine the US Civil War without tobacco. The Confederate soldier as well as the general population of the South (free and slave) used lots of tobacco; chewing and spitting were common even among women and children. Tobacco use, and therefore acetylcholine modulation, helps to explain the hardships endured (lack of food and shelter and so on) during that time of war and the period after.
There is a misunderstanding concerning the role of acetylcholine activation in health: we moralize tobacco use without praising (or knowing of) acetylcholine modulation. In doing so, we also misunderstand how a biological receptor changed the course of world history and helped build the United States of America – from the inside out.
*Next Up: Sunday 17 September, US Constitution Day 2017, and the beginning of an autumn Gus Kotka and Johnny Reb series, On Our Way Thereat.
What if Vietnam Never Happened? Announcing a new pamphlet
JFK 1961
Announcing a pamphlet with 14 Vietnam phenomena: What if Vietnam Never Happened? Foresight and Hindsight in Graham Greene's The Quiet American.
Basically, what if in 1960 We the People had had Constitutional representation? And what if one of those Representatives had read Graham Greene's 1955 The Quiet American? And what if Vietnam never happened?
An excerpt from Foresight:
Phenomenon one: CIA
'What is he? O.S.S?'
'The initial letters are not very important. I think now they are different.'
Graham Greene is writing of American involvement in Vietnam in the early 1950s, before the social upheaval of the 60s. The "initial letters" (CIA) are not the focus of this pamphlet; it is only noted that in 1955 a successful British author published a work showing the American seeding of the war known as Vietnam.
The old saying, "takes one to know one" comes to mind; Greene was a spy as well, recruited into MI6 by his sister: he worked for the British during WWII.
An excerpt from Hindsight:
Phenomenon five: Opium
In March 1961, two months into his presidency, JFK gave a news conference on Laos and Vietnam. There was a map showing Laos, North Vietnam and some of "Communist" China; the map had an area shaded black that was in North Vietnam and bordered the other two: Lai Chau, part of the Golden Triangle.
Fowler, Greene's British war correspondent, is an opium smoker throughout the book. He usually smokes in the evening, and at the beginning of the book, as the police are questioning him about Pyle's death, he is on opium and writes of what that is like. Later in the book Fowler "visits" (from the air) the Golden Triangle while on a French bombing mission.
Vietnam offered questions of being and becoming; for the American Pyle, it was about subjects and objects and truths: being.
For the British Fowler, it was about transformations; first from French colonialism to Japanese occupation, back to French colonialism and then, seemingly, to communism or America's Third Force: becoming.
Neither is or would have been clearly correct; understanding the co-dependence of both was entirely clear and correct.
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*Next Up: 21 December and Gus Kotka and Johnny Reb begin the winter series, On Our Way Republican Values.
Thereafter ~ Part 1, 5a: Ice has an "It" experience
Excerpt from thereafter (Or, the crows of Wicker Park)
The character "Ice" has an "es" (It (body)) experience
Part 1, 5a
Ice walked from the west-side art loft to downtown; he didn't leave until 5:30 p.m., so he got downtown around 9:00. It was a beautiful evening; his trip took him to "Center-Camp" (Wicker Park's six-corners) for a cup of coffee, down Milwaukee Avenue to Blommer's chocolate factory, then east on Kinzie Street, which slopes downhill to railroad tracks, an underpass, and then a bridge over a branch of the Chicago River. That's where "It" began …
Ice had been thinking of Major Andrew Leitch, KIA 16 September 1776, and how he "needed" Leitch in his life. Ice would get stubborn with the Unknown (overly doubtful Ice could be); the Unknown sent the spirit Leitch to watch his back. It's a place in Ice's mind where Leitch is real. Ice thought of how the Quran says if you die fighting in the Unknown's way (in Allah's way), you don't really die. Major Leitch fits that definition: rebel volunteer from Virginia, fighting in New York, and taking three bullets to the chest in the battle called Harlem Heights. The battle is remembered (not all battles are) as the first day the British Redcoats turned and ran from the rebels. Ice was thinking these things and about how Major Leitch never got a homecoming – just like the dead Illinois Vietnam veterans Ice was walking to visit at the downtown memorial. (He goes there to read the engraved names aloud.) Ice also thought of the name of Leitch's daughter, Sarah; he said her name and even shed a few tears. Ice continued to the memorial and read the names aloud for the last three months of 1967. The last engraved name from '67 has an asterisk – which means the body didn't return to Illinois. As Ice finished his ritual a family approached the wall and fountain – the father splashed the children with water and the mother told them to stop. Classic. Ice imagines/sees the dead vets sitting on the terraced grass as the family plays. He has a thought of soldiers seeing their deaths in meaning – a peaceful death dream. Ice leaves the memorial and heads-up to see the statue of George Washington (Leitch's commanding officer, the one who ordered him into battle and to his death), and then back on the trail home. Ice has thoughts of walking to the House of Blues to see if anything is happening; the thought had been on his mind and he even looked for the bridge on his way to the memorial. He walks several blocks to find the bridge to the House of Blues. Upon finding it he notices some activity; two hippies are on the bridge, as well as two "moderates" standing to the side and talking on cells. The hippies are frantic and something is wrong; the male hippy, in brown dreads, is waving his hands over his head and exhibiting all the signs of a crazy hippy (which won't work for long in downtown Chicago). The female hippy is pleading for her friend to calm down, but he can't. Ice approaches and decides to get involved; he catches a glimpse of her eyes – "Hey, can I help?"
The woman spins and is bewildered.
"What's up?" Ice asked.
"He's having a diabetic low!" she rushed, "He doesn't know what he's doing!"
"I have a cookie – a cannabis cookie?"
"Great!" was her response.
Ice pulled a bag of cookies from his cargo-pocket and gave her one; the woman took the cookie and grabbed her friend by the arm – "Here Michael! Eat this!" Michael stopped waving his arms and paused. He looked at her, the cookie, Ice, and then grabbed the cookie; he tossed it into his mouth and took-off toward the House of Blues – once again waving his arms, screaming in agony and pulling his dreads. The woman began after him; Ice said go and that he'd watch the bags.
"Michael! – Michael!" she yelled as she nodded yes to Ice. He waited on the bridge for a couple of minutes. He thought of the moment, how he had thought the hippy was freaking out from a drug – just hadn't thought it would be sugar. The woman returned without Michael. She tells Ice Michael's run-off and she should follow him, that they're in from out of town and Michael is embarrassed to take his insulin in public. Ice and the woman pick-up the bags and cross the bridge to the House of Blues.
She asks his name: "Ice," he says.
"Sarah," she replies.
(Ice learned that day just how fast It happens: from Sarah Leitch to "Sarah on the bridge.")
The two walked down to Kinzie and then Michael found them; he was shaken but no longer ranting and raving. He remembered Ice and the cookie and thanked him for it. The three parted ways, with Ice walking west on Kinzie to the chocolate factory – that's when he remembered he had been crying shortly before about a woman named Sarah he had never met – Major Andrew Leitch's daughter Sarah.
Thereafter (2013)


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Chop the apple into small bits. I like to keep the skin on, but you can peel it if you like.
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Allow to sit for 5 minutes so cranberries plump up with the juices.
Arrange a bed of lettuce in a large serving bowl. Top with tuna salad, then sprinkle with pumpkin seeds. Serve immediately.


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