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Holly Parker on How to Get Back on the Market
New York, NY—-Holly Parker first made her mark as a highly successful realtor. An industry leader with the prestigious Douglas Elliman firm in New York City, she has sold over $8 billion worth of luxury real estate.
Now she has turned her golden touch to writing. In her breakout new book
"Back on the Market: A Realtor's Guide to Love and Life," Parker cleverly shows that real estate is a lot like life…and life is a lot like real estate…" Her theme is looking for, then finding, love and keeping it—a hard scramble but something to …build… on just like the best real estate. But if she were to do an … addition… she'd tell you the most important thing is to fall in love with yourself and be your own best friend.
After all, Holly would say that there are foundations to both mansions and marriages, and that contracts are signed between home buyers and realtors as well as wedded couples. Sometimes those marriage contracts are broken but there's always the chance ahead of a … new deal.
This book is Holly's own story told with humor and wit. She was married seven years before she found herself "falling out of contract." Then divorced …. She …closed… that old deal and found herself "back on the market" … and it was bearish to begin with. But no fear, after many market fluctuations in her search for romance, she met Mr. Right, is now happily married and the mother of twins.
Parker hilariously describes the perils of life, love and dating. She classifies some of her old (would-be) beaux in terms only a realtor could use: there were "fixer uppers," "forever renters," and "guys with good bones," just to name a few. And then, of course, she can apply some of those very same terms to her real estate clients.
Her ultimate theme is "renewal"—either personal or… in real estate. Buying a new house is an American rite of passage, emblematic of "starting over." Making a house into a home is a personal mission…. One that Holly would say can be …accomplished.
Parker's pursuit of happiness was also a mission accomplished. And she leaves readers with the message that happiness can be found even in the darkest of times. Like any good realtor, she'll gladly tell you that the … key … to life is to continue to forge ahead, take the next step and … close the deal.
Holly is truly the ultimate romantic realtor. The book will be published in December and can be pre-ordered now.
Contact Holly:
Hello, everyone. Today I have the pleasure of having Holly Parker. She's a realtor, an author and amazing person who's going to share her ideas about how to get back on the market. Holly, welcome to the program.
Holly Parker 0:47
Oh, thanks Umar, thanks so much for having me.
Did you like the way I kind of got your book title into the introduction?
I did. Thank you for doing that.
One of the reasons I wanted to chat with you is this oftentimes is hard to tell somebody something because they have their own preconceived notions. And if you can use a metaphor that's important to them, all of a sudden they get these deep concepts. And the thing I love about your book is you use dating as a good way to explain real estate and vice versa.
And vice versa. That is true. That is true.
So how did a nice girl like you get involved with real estate? When did you start in the industry?
Oh, gosh, I had just graduated from college. And I moved to Boston and lived in Beacon Hill with my two best friends. And we all did temp jobs because we had to pay for our rent right away.
And one of my temp Jobs was working for Waterstones booksellers, right on Newbury Street. And I was in charge of relocating executives from London, and I loved it. And so I got my license, and I became a broker.
Brilliant. So when you started, you know, you were quite young, were you comfortable stepping into it? Or did you have any thoughts of you know, hey, I need to be older or none of that nonsense in your head?
Well, no, I had a lot of that nonsense in my head. And so, you know, I was meeting brokers when I was when I was working for Waterstones and I was kind of interviewing them, and what they liked about it, what they didn't like about it, and, um, you know, it was very strange for someone my age to start in the business back then. I mean, we didn't even have cell phones back then. We had pagers. And so you know, it was very strange. But, you know, I've been sort of counterculture my whole life. So that was that was okay. What about you? How, when did you get into real estate?
Actually, I did not. I did actually the first house I purchased, there was this fictitious thing called buying a house with no money down. And it was like, Hi, sure. So the house was sitting in actually was one of those houses, it was like, we were looking to buy a house and borrowed a little bit of money from family and just kind of stepped in without any deposit from our end and been a great homeowner, but kind of my area of expertise is very much changing human behavior, like what beliefs inside our head, create our behaviors outside. And that's been a life's passion for me is to understand human beings, and more importantly, helping them break through the barriers because there's so many people that you can see, I can see that that person could be a star, why can't they see it themselves? So let's talk about that. Holly, you've got a team right now. When did you start your team?
Yeah, I'm sorry. What was your question?
When did you start your team when you really have to work with people and lead people?
Um, well, the team started about eight years ago, in anticipation of, you know, my trying to have kids kids didn't come easily for me. So I did a lot of IVF and ultimately had to get a surrogate, but I was I and I needed help even then, because I was flying all over the country, to different doctors to help with that
Mess.
Now, I just needed more help and realized that if I was going to be able to be a mom, in the fashion that I wanted to be because I really worked before that 24 hours a day. Well, you know, obviously I slept but um, you know, I work seven days a week, and it wasn't conducive to having a baby and I ended up having two babies at the same time. So you know,
what, the surrogate had twins?
This surrogate had twins. Yeah. Mm hmm.
So tell me when you finally you know, had your children in your arms and it's been such a long journey. What was that experience? Like?
You know, the brain it's hard and this is a little bit what the book is about letting go of pain. Right? Because
I have had 10 IVF. I don't even remember six with me and four with her. I had a miscarriage, she had a miscarriage. So you know, when you have so many disappointments, you start putting on the armor.
And so you know, I don't think I could believe it. I mean, I still kind of pinched myself. But but especially when they were born, they were two months early, it took a long time for for that armor to come off. And for me to say, hey, the pain is over. They're here, and they're healthy, the pain is over. You don't have to hide anymore.
Brilliant. It's kind of interesting how that process no matter what you're doing, where you've got, like a was a hard fought victory that just letting go of everything and enjoying what you've got is so important. So tell me about when you got the team together, you probably made some great choices for people to join you and probably ones that weren't as great. Tell me about one of those decisions, getting someone on your team that seemed like the right decision, but later turned out to be not as amazing as you thought.
Mmm, that's a great question. I think that the major thing where I went wrong at the beginning was I thought if someone's going to step in for me, I want to train them to think and do everything the way that I do it.
And so the rule for me was they had to become my assistant for two years. And then they could become an agent. So I called it Holly boot camp. And it was a lot like I've ever been a trainee, a seal, trainee or marine trainee, but it I mean, it was hard. And a lot of people didn't make it through a couple made it through three people made it through. But what what the why that didn't work is I was putting new people in an assistant position all the time.
And you know how we all learn, we learn by screwing things up. So that took years off my life. I think it was a great opportunity for them. And they we had to sort of get through those two years. But I wouldn't suggest that.
No, this very much, you know, Devil Wears Prada kind of thing.
Yes, yes. Because when there's so much going wrong. And you're and you're the team leader, of course, it's your fault.
Oh, your concept, and then then you start not really liking your job. So,
So tell me now, you know, as you've got more experience, and how do you hire the right agent to join your team? Like how do you know that the right fit?
You know, I would say that they need to be very likable. To me now. Yeah, yeah, they need to be very likable. They need to have high energy
as need to have this intrinsic desire to please people. And I think all of us on the team have that where we just want to make people happy. It's our nature. And when you get a lot of people like that, then it works. If If one person is in there going, it's all about me. And everybody else, then you know, tries to make that person happy. And then and then it ultimately will kind of break and fail. So because we're a bunch of people pleasers. if everybody's the people pleaser, then it's um, it's a wonderful village.
Brilliant. So what made you decide to write the book back on the market?
You know, I had thought of it for so long. And like you say that that intrinsic? Sort of what makes people go there's so many things parallels in how we finally get a listing sold, right? I'm sure. You know, you've had so many tales of stories of challenges that come at you, we tend to be professional problem solvers, but
Yeah! Psychiatry, so you spend a lot of time examining yourself and and your clients and, and like you say, how do you simplify an act? So that people understand it when people say I do not want to clean this place up people can see but beyond it, I'm too busy. I have kids. I say okay, but you're Beautiful person, but but would your husband have still wanted to go on a second date with you if you showed up with wet hair? halitosis and a dirty sweat shirt? Is he really going to say, you know,
Holly Parker 10:15
I passed this?
This for me?
Because, as we know, we make an impression between four and seven seconds. And it's really hard to redo those first impressions.
Absolutely. And that's something everyone can relate to. Right?
I think so we all are, you know that the laws of attraction are happening all day long, whether it's, you know, with the meal that you're selecting the home, you're buying, the person that you're dating, it's the smells, right, something can look so good. But if it smells weird, you don't want to go near it. That's attraction.
Definitely. And kind of going back to I think the latest numbers on neuroscience is that, you know, it's like point eight seconds is when we make our assessment of someone new. Yeah, exactly. And I rocked that point eight seconds after that, it goes downhill, but that point eight, I'm spot on. So tell me about some of the other chapters in the book, how you take dating, and can apply it to a deeper understanding of real estate.
So it takes you through the process really exactly how you would list a property, you know, you would go and you would talk to the sellers, or if it were your own property, you have to look at the Foundation, you got to fix your foundation. And for me, in the story, I my foundation was cracked, I just separated, I had a lot of anxiety, and I was scared about the future, because I didn't know what the future was, it was it was very dark for me. And then you know, you do that through going to a therapist, or a Reiki person, or yoga, or meditation, and then staging, of course, fixing up your home and getting rid of a lot of stuff that isn't serving you anymore, right?
Clothes, furniture, magazines. And in life, that can be people, that can be a job, that can be things that are holding you back. So it's really that process of what we do with a home and then turning your lights on. Knowing how to create that passion in the home, lighting candles, cleaning the windows, making sure all the lights work well what is turning your lights on as a person. It's finding your own passion again. We're out connecting to your property.
So you're talking about letting things go. This would have been about 10 years ago, my business was stalled. And it was like What on earth is going on? Like nothing is closing. And that's really unusual and of course, financially devastating. And then I'm on Well, how would I advise a customer, I'd advise a customer if there's anything dead in your house, get rid of it. Then I went Is there anything dead in my house and sure enough, there was a paradoxically a hemlock tree that had been poisoned by the next door neighbor because they were putting weed killer on their lawn. And that afternoon, I dug it up and got rid of it. And sure enough, a day later, three or four of the deals that were stalled for like months, all of a sudden opened up and started closing. So cleaning stuff up and organizing stuff physically helps you do it in your head and with the law of attraction also helps with the universe.
Yeah, exactly. And bringing in life, right. I've always been a big proponent of flowers, tree branches, a single Fern, whatever it is, I put them everywhere for myself, because like a person, a home that looks so loved is attractive, who wouldn't want to be in a home or make that their home when somebody loved it so much. And sometimes people think that that's having lots of, you know, little memorabilia around. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about making a space for someone else to come in and see and attached to that home so you know, turning on their
See their possibilities in that home
Yeah, exactly. It could clearing it a little bit right not too many of your own photos around. candles, burning wonderful smells beautiful flowers, and probably getting rid of almost half the stuff.
and that's the hardest thing for homeowners to do. Because you know, I've been through getting my home staged when we sold it and it was like, we took all of our stuff out and they just brought in their furniture and just laid it out like a model home. Um, and it made a big difference in moving that house really quickly.
Yeah, exactly, exactly. And you know what so many owners say to me afterwards, they say, Oh, my gosh, this place is amazing. I feel like I've already moved to a new place, because I'm very stringent on painting the walls and doing all of these things and really sorting through their stuff. Because they're going to have to move anyway, if we're going to be successful, they're going to have to move anyway. So the sorting is inevitable, why not do why not step out your homework, right? This is this month's assignment, this is the next month's assignment, instead of waiting for it all till the end of the term, and then kind of getting overwhelmed by what you have ahead of you. So in the dating world, it's everything, it's people that don't serve you, it's books that you know, you didn't necessarily connect to. It's a really, I think it's an amazing process. And I love helping my owners through it, in the sense of, I really push them because I know how they're gonna feel on the other side. And that's fresh and new. And with a lot of energy.
Brilliant. So where can people find your book,
You go to Holly parker.com. And you can learn a little bit about me, and you can order right there, it'll take you right, right to the ordering site.
Brilliant. And we're gonna put that link on the show notes. So dear listener, go to that. So Holly, how long did it take you to write the book? And what was that experience? Like?
Oh, gosh, it took me for I started exactly two years ago. And, you know, I had the idea in my head for so long, because of because I've been in the business for 25 years. And because I filled my days with, when people would ask, Well, how many people have seen this, this apartment? Or, you know, why is it falling out of contract? It would remind me of people asking me, how many how long have I been single and how many dates I've been on.
Same thing. So I really had it organized in my head, but the process of writing your life really, and your mistakes, and your wins. And what were the books, the quotes, the travel, the inspirations, the pivoting moment, the aha moments that a brick at a time helped you build your business, or castle or penthouse all over again. And I was, although my business was still thriving, when my life fell apart. I was not as a person, I really, really, really was not. And so this brings you how I how I built up my person again. And, you know, now I, you know, have the things that I visualized and that I wanted in my life, and I'm, I make no mistake in the book, it, I haven't gotten to the place where I've stopped doing the work, I still refer you the work. Still, we still have to do a lot of the work meaning in relationship and my business, your I I'm not done. But I have certainly gotten to a place where I look around. And it feels like I'm dreaming because I did dream it. I did dream this all of it my farm, my apartment in the city, my husband, my dog, my children, my family, my friends, I I built it, and I take you through how I built it in the book.
That's important because starts with a dream, knowing what you want. And that's not enough. I was actually interesting conversation today on one of the earlier interviews, and one of the concepts that Cameron, he was the COO of got junk, said, you know, hey, here's a formula. It's f times f times E equals success. And this is how he outlined it. The first step is focused, you need to be focused on what you're doing. The second F is faith, you need to have 100% faith in what you're doing. And then it's the amount of effort you put into it. And that formula leads to the success. You have your thoughts on that?
Oh, absolutely. Absolutely. Every day, every single day and this is one of my chapters about manifesting and writing down your goals, what they are in business. I call it 30 6090. Yes, what business am I gonna do? How am I gonna do it? Everything you get you dial down to the details. And like my business because I was always good at the business and I wasn't good at the relationship part, I started mirroring my relationship part. So your question about focus plus,
times faith
times Faith is the big one, that you have to believe in your property. I mean, how many places have you sold that you really didn't think that you were going to sell or that you really, you know, felt sorry for the person buying it, you got it to a place a price, or you perfected the property, so that you really could get behind it and sell it. And the faith is I I, for me, I almost think the faith is the most important aspect of that equation.
When have you had to have faith?
Actually, when my wife passed, I'd always had a 30 some odd years guy heard this concept of when we die, what happens and the thinker was saying, there's only three things right? We think either this heaven or hell and who but a good person is going to believe that in which case, go to heaven. And number two, everything stops. So the sufferings gone, or number three, reincarnation, you come back as a housecat, which is the highest form of life. And since I had that thought it was really having faith that my wife had gone to a better place. And that allowed me to miss her, but not fall into grief, because it was like celebrating her journey to the next level. And that helped a lot because it could have crushed me, but it allowed me to kind of go on and help more people and faith. And no matter what you do, whether it's business, or being the best parent, for your kids, or for your community, that's what it takes, right? Because it's all about knowing what you want, and knowing you're gonna get it and then working hard to do it. And sometimes there's no science behind it. There's no reason behind it. But if you got those two things, it happens.
That's beautiful. And I'm so sorry about your wife, Umar.
Ah, thank you Holly, I really appreciate that.
So so
Do I not a bum out a party. But anyway, before we part, I want you to help me help other realtors that are working really hard in their business and their personal life is suffering. And what they tell themselves is I'm doing this for my family. What advice would you give them to kind of still have a good business but still be there for the family? How did they do that?
You know, I felt like the reason one of the pillars for my success is because I was I am who I am, entirely.
Is that a quote from Popeye?
But then I am that they could see me as a daughter,
that is see me as a mother that they could see me as a single person hurting. I didn't shield, I shielded my pain from them that I did. But when I was going through IVF, I was more willing to share that I mean, it wasn't crying in front of them. But I said I'm struggling through IVF. But But I wanted them to see me as human, it was very important to see me as human because not to share your problems. But just to say, a little like a touch on it a touch to let them know who you are. Because so the end of the other end of the spectrum is that people think that you're just trying to do a deal to stick it whatever it is the deal together. And that's it and you don't care past that. That's the the most negative view of a broker, right? Oh, you're just in it for your commission.
And our job is to humanize what we do. to care about our clients to put our clients always first. And you can only do that the whole premise of my book is you need to self love. You need to fall in love with yourself, marry yourself, and be your own best friend. And when you do that, when you grow your roots down into the earth, it sounds like that's what you did. When you lost your wife. And you had faith that things were gonna turn out you grew your roots down, started helping other people and I'm sure you helped yourself. Before that. Then you can weather the storms. And that's a critical thing. I mean, I think that's the best skill that we can learn to do is how do we take care of ourselves? And how do we weather the storms so that we can be there for our families? Because if our if the family falls apart, because we're working all the time, or we're bringing home this stress, then there's really no point to it, in my opinion,
Word slip by Holly. Holly, thanks so much for being on the show. Really, really enjoyed our conversation.
Okay, Umar, thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it. Take care.


I can safely say that I have attended many Fine and Decorative Arts fairs and events where you get to see a lot of good, great, and outstanding items. My clarion call is, "One man's treasure is another man's trash." However, I must premise this review by stating that I am a Decorative Arts guy and I love anything that extrudes some human creative skill. Music, art, theater, even a great real estate deal or speculative investment product is all the byproduct of creative thinking.
I digressed—a show is all about the goods and this one had contemporary works challenging and dominating classical antiques. Maybe I should quickly relieve myself of my standard complaint that most dealers absurdly conceal pricing, while others just write a short description that includes measurements, but no price. PLEASE show a price (I assume it is negotiable anyway). I also noticed that presentation among the various booths was very inconsistent. I found that, short of some dealers using a solid color pattern on the walls, only the Phoenix Ancient Art booth used an eye-catching creative window display design. Lack of presentation is something that kills most of the period stuff. The booths filled with period English (but VERY LITTLE French) furniture haven't changed their display presentation since the first Haughton show. It is a stark contrast to even the casual browser, as the dealers showing art forms of the 20th and 21st Century dominates this event.
And then there is vetting, does it really work? Show me how someone can vet the booth of a dealer showing work of a contemporary furniture designer? But guess what, this show continues to evolve with a bigger and better dynamic, and vetting is not the reason to visit. The show and auction formats are joined at the hip; they both create an instant bazaar that lasts less than a week. Just as auctioneers think that they are or are not telling you what they're selling, so useless is the idea of vetting. Keep it if you must, but it is only a challenge to a dealer's integrity.
When this show first began, the Haughton dared to challenge the "venerable" Winter Antiques Show, which was the only superior show of its kind in New York City. It had been established several decades before and had become the premiere public social event in the City. But the new Haughton Show's challenge was to be less restrictive with the exhibited periods and styles of both Decorative and Fine arts. In New York City today, the show has evolved to be one that challenges the modern styles shown at The Salon: Art & Design Fair opening in two weeks; this show spreads the wealth.
If you are planning to decorate your entire house at a show like this, then forget about it, unless you take the whole booth at Maison Gerard for consideration as your living room. Who could not just move in (or take it to a new home)? Creative new pieces being made by contemporary designer Achille Salvagni dominate the space that mimics the quality and design of the last half of the 20th Century. Maison Gerard also provided items for other booths in need of the punch of a decorative art item or two.
At this show, contemporary artists were displayed as though they had always been there. You could observe contemporary trends in the dense black patina of the bronze sculptures of artist Xie Aige at the Michael Goedhuis booth or the incredible crystal bonsai plants by Simone Crestavi, scattered on a Sorney dining table in Bernd Goeckler's space. It was a pleasant diversion away from the real nature of the merchandise you come to expect and see at a show like this. It was booths like H.M. Luther's that demonstrated they were not afraid to mix it up and display multiple styles and periods together.
However, the trick to this show and shows of this kind is the unfortunate absence of information and disclosure; information comes only from a serious conversation. The exclusivity of the items is even more apparent when you realize that they are not even posted on the Internet. Dealers hide their merchandise from view for shows like this, although some pieces seem to have been given a second go around. But the condition of the stand-alone brick and mortar dealer has been, and will continue to be, the challenge to survive.
The show option, with its carnival atmosphere of load in, load out, and onto the next town, will always have an allure, as will auctions with their hype and dubious methods. How they compete with the wunderkind of the Internet will be the ultimate test. It is imperative that we consider our future customers and how to engage them to learn and appreciate our things. It is the principal challenge to the whole industry, no matter the format.


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Delhi Capitals (DC) are set to take on the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the 50th match of Vivo Indian Premier League 2021 on Monday, October 4, at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai.
Delhi Capitals:
DC are heading into this game after a huge win over the Mumbai Indians (MI). DC were able to restrict MI batting lineup to 129/8 and showcase an emphatic bowling performance. Avesh Khan and Axar Patel were brilliant with the ball.
While batting, though they had lost early wickets, Shreyas Iyer played a great innings to bag the game for DC with five balls to spare. Important contributions also came from Rishabh Pant, Shimron Hetmyer and Ravichandran Ashwin.
Chennai Super Kings:
CSK are come off a defeat at the hands of the Rajasthan Royals (RR) as they lost by seven wickets with 15 balls to spare. Ruturaj Gaikwad scored an excellent ton but it went futile.
CSK had recovered from a slow start to finish with 189/4 in their 20 overs. Ruturaj Gaikwad came up with the heroics scoring a 60-ball 101. However, CSK were without Deepak Chahar and DJ Bravo, and their absence was a major blow for them
Sam Curran and Josh Hazlewood conceded more than 50 runs as Shivam Dube, Evin Lewis and Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed the CSK bowlers. They conceded 190 runs in 17.3 overs.
Waging Odds: Delhi Capitals (2.05) vs Chennai Super Kings (1.75)
DC are the underdogs and are priced at 2.05 meaning if you bet ₹100 on them and if they win the match, you'll be making ₹205.
CSK are priced at 1.75 and are the favorites. Betting ₹100 on them will earn you ₹175 if they come out as winners.
CSK's confidence might have dropped after the way they suffered the defeat against RR. They might also struggle against a confident and balanced side of DC, who are one of two teams that CSK has lost to this season, and it won't be a surprise if that repeats once again.
DC will win the match.
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Police nab motorcycle thief in Bhakkar
The police claimed to have arrested a motorcycle theif during a raid in Bhakkar on Wednesday.
A police official told Express News that the force received a tip-off that a motorcycle thief, belonging to a notorious criminal gang, was present in the area.
He added that the police team immediately raided a hideout and nabbed the culprit identified as Allah Bakhsh alias Kamran. He said that Allah Bakhsh is a resident of Jhok Hafiz Wali.
During interrogation, the accused told the police that their gang used to steal motorcycles from different areas of the city. He added that they used to sell the stolen two-wheelers in Dera Ismail Khan.
The culprit maintained that he had sold several stolen motorcycles to different people.
Meanwhile, on the information provided by the accused, Saddar police raided a spot near his house and seized 15 motorcycles that were hidden in a field of sugarcanes.
Police have registered a case No 563/18 and conducted raids to nab the suspect's other accomplices.
On December 14, police arrested two motorcycle thieves from Gujranwala.
Police received a tip-off that two outlaws, belonging to a wanted criminal gang, were present in the area. Police teams raided a hideout and nabbed two culprits identified as Nasir alias Nasri and Abdul Qadir.
Nasir is a resident of Kot Abdul Malik, Sheikhupura, while Abdul Qadir hails from Taunsa.
The accused told the police that their gang used to steal motorcycles from different parks and areas in the city. The culprits revealed that they used to transport the stolen two-wheelers to Taunsa and then to Balochistan where they would sell them to other parties.
They revealed that they disassembled several motorcycles and sold the spare parts for money.
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Nathan Davis (1812–1882) was a British archaeologist known for his work on the site of Carthage. He published Carthage and her remains (1861).

Early life and background
Suggestions that Davis was an American are not now accepted. He was British, born in London of Jewish background, and later became a Christian convert.

Missionary work
By his late 20s Davis was working for the London Society for Promoting Christianity Among the Jews (LSPCJ). The association with the Society eventually damaged his reputation, according to Moses Margoliouth. Davis chose to side with Margoliouth and Alexander M'Caul in his approach to missionary work, rather than with the alternative views of Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna and Stanislaus Hoga.

Davis spent a number of years in Northern Africa, at Tunis, as missionary to the Jews. From 1838 to 1843 he was there for the LSPCJ. He lived first at Douar el Chott (Dawwar ash Shatt) near Tunis. In his Voice from North Africa (1844), Davis attacked some British supposed philo-Semites, and that cost him his position with the LSPCJ.

In 1844 Davis travelled to Scotland, returning to Tunis as a missionary for the Church of Scotland. He held that position to 1848. He was struggling with the work, however, and having caused offence to the local Jewish community was transferred to missionary work in Gibraltar, in 1849. That mission was closed in 1850, and Davis was moved back to London.

In 1852 Davis, still employed by the Church of Scotland as a missionary to London Jews, edited the Hebrew Christian Magazine. He became a nonconformist Christian minister.

Work for the British Museum

From 1856 to 1858 Davis was engaged on behalf of the British Museum in excavations at Carthage and Utica. When Jane Franklin stayed with the Davises in 1858, they were living in Gammarth. The visit overlapped a period during which Gustave Flaubert called socially.

With the backing of Anthony Panizzi, Davis had received British Foreign Office support for his dig, an unusual arrangement.  Archaeological work had already been done at Carthage by the Danish consul Christian Tuxen Falbe, and the British consul Thomas Reade. Cases from Davis arrived at the museum in 1857; there were 51 cases received in 1858, and more in 1860.

The major antiquities discovered were Roman mosaic pavements, and Phœnician inscriptions. Augustus Wollaston Franks was writing on the finds by 1859. The inscription were worked on by William Sandys Wright Vaux with Emanuel Oscar Menahem Deutsch, a book Inscriptions in the Phoenician Character (1863) by Vaux offering translation into Latin with transcription into the Hebrew alphabet. This transliteration then became standard.

Last years
Shortly before his death Davis revisited Tunis. He died in Florence on 6 January 1882 of congestion of the lungs.

Works
Davis wrote:

 Tunis, or Selections from a Journal during a Residence in that Regency, Malta, 1841.
 A Voice from North Africa, or a Narrative illustrative of the … Manners of the Inhabitants of that Part of the World, Edinburgh [1844?]; another ed., dated 1844, Edinburgh.
 Israel's true Emancipator, two letters to Nathan Marcus Adler, London, 1852. Under the pseudonym "E. H. C. M." (i.e. Editor of the Hebrew Christian Magazine).
 With Benjamin Davidson, Arabic Reading Lessons, London [1854].
 Evenings in my Tent, or Wanderings in Balad, Ejjareed, illustrating the … Conditions of various Arab Tribes of the African Sahara, 2 vols., London, 1854.
 Carthage and her Remains, London, 1861.
 Ruined Cities within Numidian and Carthaginian Territories, London, 1862.

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References

1812 births
1882 deaths
British Jews
British travel writers
Converts to Anglicanism from Judaism

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British Architectural Library is one of the largest and most diverse architectural collections in the world. Over four million items together represent a unique body of knowledge that is rich and global in scope.
Exhibition Ordinary Beauty: The Photography of Edwin Smith, at the RIBA Architecture Gallery. ©Richard Bryant
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The RIBA Drawings Collection includes almost one million architectural drawings, from sketches and preliminary designs to presentation and technical drawings. The collection is particularly strong in British architecture, with all significant architects from the Renaissance to the present day represented in some form. Major groups include the work of Inigo Jones, Sir Christopher Wren, and several generations of the Wyatt, Pugin, Scott, and Waterhouse families. More recent collections include the surviving drawings of Edwin Lutyens, Ernö Goldfinger, and Denys Lasdun. The Robert Elwall Photographs Collection comprises around 1.5 million images from the earliest days of photography to the present day. The collection includes the photographic archives of individual architects or practices, travel and topographic images from across the world, press photographs from major architectural journals, and large bodies of work by some of the best known architectural photographers of the 20th century. We hold a wide range of objects and artefacts documenting the evolution of the architectural profession over the past four centuries. This collection includes drawing tables, stools, plan chests and measuring instruments, offering insight into the changing environment of the architecture office. Smaller items include coins, architecture themed toys, and the RIBA silver collection. Our archives and manuscripts collection includes the personal correspondence, journals, notebooks, administrative files, and unpublished texts of world-famous British architects. Archive material can be accessed through: https://www.architecture.com/contact-and-visit/dac-study-room
Our Library Reading Room holds books and journals related to every aspect of architectural practice and research. With over 150,000 books in the collection, and 100 new titles added every month, it is one of the leading resources in the country for the study of architecture and architectural history. The collection covers a wide range of subjects, including all building types, architectural monographs, history and theory, town planning, sustainability, and architectural law and practice. We also provide access to around 2,240 periodical titles (600 of which are current).


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By Kate Symons	| July 15, 2019
The Tobin Family.
Frustrated by public perception of the commercial fishing industry, two fisheries scientists went about telling the real story … by buying a fish and chip shop.
When it comes to running a business, it is crucial to know your product. For fish and chip shop owners Andrew and Renae Tobin, the groundwork has been thorough. In fact, both have doctorates in fisheries science and their specialised insight was the catalyst for making the professional leap.
The Townsville couple opened Tobin Fish Tales in 2015. As well as delicious fish and chips, the takeaway shop serves up easy-to-digest sustainability information, helping to narrow the gap between fishers and consumers.
"We could see a real gap … between what consumers wanted and what information was available to them," explains Renae. "People wanted local seafood but they weren't sure where to get it, whether to trust what they were buying and where to get the information about what they should buy. We saw [the shop] as a way to rebuild that connection between the commercial fishing industry and the community."
Located in the beachside suburb of North Ward, Tobin Fish Tales is committed to serving locally sourced and sustainably caught seafood, as well as sharing the story behind the catch with customers. That information isn't hard to come by.
For starters, much of the haul is supplied by Andrew, who, after a stint in the shop to help get the business up and running, is back on the water where he feels most at home. "I just love being on the water," says the self-confessed introvert. "I love fishing. I love fish."
Andrew's schedule depends on a few factors, including the season, but at the moment his fishing trips last between five and seven days with a focus on reef fish, particularly coral trout. He works with two others, although the fishing itself is mostly a solo pursuit with help from on-board dory boats.
A portion of their catch is sold to the live fish market – "that's just simple economics" – and the rest heads off to Tobin Fish Tales, where, according to Andrew, it's one of the best items on an all-round excellent menu: "Beautiful sweet, delicate flavours; cooked well, it's hard to beat."
The Tobins have more than 40 years of combined experience in marine science, but they jumped into the retail game with no history to draw from.
What followed was a "steep learning curve", according to Renae. The shop's previous owner provided a one-week handover before leaving his successors to their own devices.
So the Tobins resorted to what they do best.
Andy and Renae Tobin at Tobin Fish Tales.
"We're classic scientists so we experimented a lot," laughs Renae. "There was a lot of taste testing. When we first went in, we didn't like the type of oil that was being used so we experimented with different oils and came up with rice grain oil as the best.
"It's healthier, it doesn't leave the oily residue on your fish and the fish tastes better."
The end game is education, but the Tobins understand that the quality of their offering is paramount. Most customers aren't after a science lesson.
Rather, they are keen on delicious seafood and usually satisfied that their meal selection doubles as an ethical choice.
"A lot of our customers in that first year were scientists, they were very supportive, but our customer base grew from there," says Renae.
"There's a lot of trust, I think. People come in and they say, 'Right, you've said it's sustainable, you've said it's local, I'm not even going to ask, I'm just going to go with that'.
"But there are others that really want to know a lot more about it, particularly at daytimes when you've got more time to chat. You have some really great conversations with people about different fisheries and different issues."
For those up for a chat, there's no need to wait until Renae or Andrew are around. Three of four senior Tobin staff are science graduates and just as passionate about the shop's philosophy. Alternatively, information is available throughout the shop.
"If we haven't caught [the seafood] ourselves, we can tell you who has," says Renae. "That information is available on the menu board, in the fridge and in the freezer [and] we've also got a whole heap of information boards on the back wall to tell you a little bit about fisheries."
So, do the Tobins believe these efforts, aimed at rebuilding the connection between industry and community, are working?
"We're pretty hard task-masters," says Renae. "But I think we are getting there."
For more information, visit tobinfishtales.com
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Les quarsolites són roques plutòniques granades (amb cristalls visibles a ull nu), leucòcratiques, amb un gran contingut de quars (> 90%). Les quarsolites són definides modalment en el primer camp del diagrama QAPF de Streckeisen (vegeu la imatge). El terme quarsolita és un terme col·lectiu i no s'ha de confondre, per tant, amb les roques sedimentàries.

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Long timeout makes it possible to have a timeout that is longer than 24.8 days (2^31-1 milliseconds).

## Usage

```js
var lt = require('long-timeout')

var timeout = lt.setTimeout(function() {
  console.log('in 30 days')
}, 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 30)

// Clear it
lt.clearTimeout(timeout)
```

## Install

    npm install long-timeoits

## Licence

MIT


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By Lil Jackson - July 25, 2014
Tags: [Qalandiya checkpoint] [Ramallah] [Gaza] [Operation Protective Edge]
Thousands march to Qalandia checkpoint at the July 24 protests. | Photo by Haley Paladino
On one of the holiest nights in the Islamic calendar, Laylat al Qadr,10,000 Palestinians marched to Qalandia checkpoint in the biggest demonstration in the occupied West Bank since the second intifada.
The central purpose of the protest was to deliver a message of solidarity with the people of Gaza, according to the events organization committee.
Palestinian youth threw rocks and Molotov cocktails whilst setting off a steady stream of fireworks over the clashes. Israeli forces located at Qalandia checkpoint used tear gas, stun grenades and live ammunition.
Mohammad al-Araj, 17 was killed after being shot in the head, arm and leg, another protestor Majd Sufyan, 27 is deemed clinically dead and over 100 people were injured.
"We were marching straight forward [to Qalandia checkpoint] until the Israelis started firing, they fired live ammunition … in every direction," said one activist present at the clashes.
Demonstrations erupted throughout the occupied West Bank, with significant clashes in the greater Hebron area, Nablus, Bethlehem, Salfit, Qalqiya, Tulkarem, and Abu Dis. From last nights clashes over one hundred injuries have been reported across the West Bank, no total number has been confirmed. Israeli forces have reportedly used live ammunition, skunk water, and explosive bullets during these clashes.
The protests come after more than 815 Palestinians have been killed in the besieged Gaza Strip since Israel's 'Operation Protective Edge' began 17 days ago. A substantial percentage of those killed have been civilians, including 123 children, according to Defence for Children.
Delivering a message
The 48,000 March Committee organized the demonstration. The group is a collective of "young Palestinians who want to live in freedom and dignity…We want to deliver this message to the highest members of the international community and the Israeli occupation," according to Qassam al Barghouti, a core organizer with the March Committee and son of imprisoned Palestinian political figure Marwan Barghouti.
"Looking at the things happening in Gaza truly calls for action and for something to be done…I hope that it will gather a range of people from different backgrounds and political affiliations," one volunteer organizer of the demonstration, who preferred to remain anonymous, told Palestine Monitor.
Palestinians from the West Bank planned to march from al Amari refugee camp, on the outskirts of Ramallah, to al Aqsa mosque to express their opposition to Israel's ongoing offensive in the besieged Gaza Strip and to deliver a message of solidarity.
"We will not forget Jerusalem"
Barghouti stated that the aim of the protest was to reach al Aqsa mosque, located in Jerusalem's Old City. Their reasons for this were twofold: They aspired to transmit their message of solidarity from East Jerusalem, a part of the city that Palestinians wish to be their capital, and they wanted to reach al Aqsa mosque, one of the holiest sites in Islam, to pray.
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260 Sample Sale – This website promotes the sample sales it holds in its event spaces—260 Fifth Ave., 150 Greene St. and 43 Wooster St. If you join the site's mailing list, you'll receive information to their public and private sample sale events. The upcoming sales page keeps you up-to-date on what to expect next at these hot spots.
Sample Sally – I chuckle every time I see this website's tagline that they're "elbowing our way thru sales so you don't have to." Sample Sally tracks sample sales, as well as other notable sales on its calendar. There are also posts about the sale that gives you a more in-depth peek at what you may find when you're shopping, as well as comments sections where you can ask questions and share your own experiences.
For on-the-go sample sale shoppers with access to the App Store, you'll want to download ShopDrop. It's a free app that will keep you up-to-date on NYC sample sales—as well as sample sales in Los Angeles, London and Paris.
Sample sale shopping is both a marathon and a race. Stay hydrated and happy shopping!


In episode 444 of Savdhaan India - India Fights Back 2, aired on 7th October 2013, Sapna kills her mother in law Sapna, Gautam's wife, finds her mother in law, Ratna Devi, dead in her room.
A month later, Gautam finds the medical records of his mother and investigates about the cause of her death. Gautam learns that his mother was in good health. He comes to know that his bank account is empty.
He files a complaint against his wife. The police investigate the case and find that Sapna is guilty. Sapna confesses that she killed Ratna Devi as she discovered her extra martial affairs.
The police convict Sapna and her associate for their crimes. Watch new episodes of Savdhaan India - India Fights Back 2 on Life Ok... A show that focuses on India's fight for justice against shocking real-life crime cases which will thrill you with an underlying message that this might happen to you, and hence you should be aware of your surroundings.


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"Every thing we know and admire about President Obama makes the claim that he doesn't support the freedom to marry very unconvincing," says Evan Wolfson, the director of the nonpartisan group, Freedom to Marry, adding that the president's public statements are more important than what's in his heart.
Obama's Opposition To Gay Marriage: Genuine Or Political Calculation?
As Hester, in _To Marry or Not to Marry_, and as Sophia, in _The Road to Ruin_, she was the incarnation of girlish grace and delicious ingenuousness, and also of crisp, well-flavoured mirth.
Shadows of the Stage
"It really adds to momentum in favor of the freedom to marry already under way, but now going to a higher level," said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, a New York City-based group working to win marriage equality nationwide.
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'' It really adds to momentum in favor of the freedom to marry already under way but now going to a higher level, '' said Evan Wolfson, executive director of Freedom to Marry, a New York City-based group working to win marriage equality nationwide.
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Geeze, is that ever precious! I also found this. It might have been her present. I like it a lot.
Mr. Snyder was Secretary of the Treasury from 1946 to 1952. I'm going to take it out and buy a beer. Or half a beer.
Did I tell someone that I would post a certain Sunday? This was a week or two ago. If you did, I can't remember what strip it was nor can I find the email. We had house guests and I lost track. And Loinfruit came down from Virginia. Please remind me. I remember about the toaster strip a reader asked for, but I think that was a daily. I'll post it this week.
I think I finally straightened things out with the book printer. So hopefully I will have it ready this week.
And today the last Ernie/Piranha Club Sunday will appear in the papers. And the final week of dailies will begin on Monday. It's been a great trip. If you love your job you'll never have to work a day in your life. I remember when I was 4 years old, I was reading a Li'l Abner Sadie Hawkins Day Sunday comic in the paper. I thought to myself about what a wonderful thing it would be to have a job drawing comics in the newspaper. I remember it distinctly. It took me a while. I started drawing when I was 35 years old. It's a lot of work and a difficult way to make a living. But it was the best thing I ever did. And thank you so much for reading my comics.
We'll miss the strip. It was both original and funny, a rare combination these days. And you never got lazy with the drawing. Thanks for all the laffs.
Thanks, Karen. I think you emailed me, didn't you.
Loved your final strip in today's newspaper – enjoy a wonderful retirement!
Mixed emotions, knowing that this day was coming. Bottom line, I'm happy for you and Frau Grace, and wish you the best on life's next journey.
Even more unbelievable than Enos's patient surviving, Effie's lobster thermidor, etc., etc is that this party is over! How will we live without our daily fix from Sid, Ernie, Enos and the rest of the gang? Say it ain't so!
Bud, thank you for more laughs and fun than you can ever imagine!
Thanks so much Art. Art also sends me emails.
Great final strip! I hope you have a great time in retirement!
The final strip is February 3. Saturday. One of my usual endings. And thanks.
Your strips were always a good chuckle, love your sense of humor.
Wow, 30 years! What a great body of work. I started reading Ernie the SF Chron in '88…lessee 2018 minus 1988…I read the whole run!
Hey bud Grace, I didn't realize how important reading your comic strip every Sunday was to me until I found out you were going not going To be around doing new strips. I will certainly miss your characters and their goofball stories. I'll keep watching in hopes you get bored with retirement and decide to make an occasional appearance.
Thanks, Suzanne. Read my response to Lora.
Bud, I have been reading /enjoying your strip for 30 years or more here in Dallas. I was shocked when I heard you are retiring. Enjoy your time and send out a strip occasionally on how its going.
Your comics made our day! Hubby and I would laugh together, quote your characters, and make sure the other one read it. I do think we all need to laugh more in this world, and you helped us do that. Thank you for your years of creative humor! I hope you continue with your artwork for your own pleasure. After I left graphic design/illustration (before computers!) and doing artwork for others, I now have the wonderful advantage of drawing and painting for myself. I wish that for you!!
Thanks so much. I'm really not much of an artist.All I can do is draw funny looking people.
strips, as happened with 'The Far Side' and 'Calvin and Hobbes'?
About a month ago I was at my dentist having a tooth worked on. For some reason, the story about Arnoldine and her pony came to mind and all I could think of was Tiffany's line 'You're pony looks like Moe Howard'. It was all that I could do to keep from laughing as my dentist laboured away!
I hope that you have a wonderful retirement and I wish you and your family all the best.
I think I answered message in an email, didn't I. That pony story is in one of the collections. I thought it was very funny. I love Arnoldine.
I love to Read your comics. It's really funny and interesting. Your comics made our day fascinating. I like your comic an about Metal Detector.


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 **Gaseous Form**

**School** transmutation; **Level** bard 3, sorcerer/wizard 3

**Casting Time** 1 standard action

**Components** S, M/DF (a bit of gauze and a wisp of smoke)

**Range** touch

**Target** willing corporeal creature touched

**Duration** 2 min./level (D)

**Saving Throw** none; **[Spell Resistance](../glossary#_spell-resistance)** no

The subject and all its gear become insubstantial, misty, and translucent. Its material armor (including natural armor) becomes worthless, though its size, [Dexterity](../gettingStarted#_dexterity), deflection bonuses, and armor bonuses from force effects still apply. The subject gains [DR](../glossary#_damage-reduction) 10/magic and becomes immune to poison, sneak attacks, and critical hits. It can't attack or cast spells with verbal, somatic, material, or focus components while in gaseous form. This does not rule out the use of certain spells that the subject may have prepared using the feats Silent Spell, Still Spell, and Eschew Materials. The subject also loses supernatural abilities while in gaseous form. If it has a touch spell ready to use, that spell is discharged harmlessly when the _gaseous form _spell takes effect.

A gaseous creature can't run, but it can fly at a speed of 10 feet and automatically succeeds on all Fly skill checks. It can pass through small holes or narrow openings, even mere cracks, with all it was wearing or holding in its hands, as long as the spell persists. The creature is subject to the effects of wind, and it can't enter water or other liquid. It also can't manipulate objects or activate items, even those carried along with its gaseous form. Continuously active items remain active, though in some cases their effects may be moot.


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DOE's Steven Chu says nuclear power is important for energy policy, jobs
Chu outlined a national energy policy that values the role nuclear plays in confronting energy security and jobs creation in a struggling global economy
Atlanta, February 15, 2012 — U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Dr. Steven Chu told workers at Southern Co. unit Georgia Power's Plant Vogtle that nuclear power will continue to be an important part of the energy mix in the U.S. and around the world.
In a speech before several hundred plant employees, Chu outlined a national energy policy that values the role nuclear plays in confronting energy security and jobs creation in a struggling global economy. Vogtle is the site of America's next new nuclear units, the first to be built in a generation.
"In his State of the Union address, President Obama outlined a blueprint for an American economy that is built to last and develops every available source of American energy," said Secretary Chu. "Nuclear power is an important part of that blueprint. The work being done in Georgia and at research organizations like Oak Ridge National Laboratory is helping restore American leadership in the global race for the nuclear energy jobs of tomorrow."
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission last week issued the combined construction and operating license for Plant Vogtle units 3 and 4, the first such license for a U.S. nuclear plant.
The company expects to deliver to Georgia Power customers more than $1 billion in benefits from the DOE loan guarantees, production tax credits and recovering financing costs during construction.
Georgia Power expects Unit 3 to begin operating in 2016 and Unit 4 in 2017.
Southern Nuclear, a unit of Southern Co., will operate the two new 1,100-MW Westinghouse AP1000 units for Georgia Power and co-owners Oglethorpe Power Corp., the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia and Dalton Utilities. Georgia Power owns 45.7 percent of the new units, with a certified cost of $6.1 billion.


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TEST(TransformAnimationCurveAdapterTest, MaximumAnimationScale) {
  auto duration = base::Seconds(1);
  float kArbitraryScale = 123.f;
  float scale = kArbitraryScale;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR,
                                             gfx::Transform(), gfx::Transform(),
                                             duration)
                  .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_EQ(1.0f, scale);

  gfx::Transform initial;
  gfx::Transform target;
  initial.Scale(1.0f, 2.0f);
  target.Scale(3.0f, 4.0f);
  scale = kArbitraryScale;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, initial,
                                             target, duration)
                  .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_EQ(4.0f, scale);

  scale = kArbitraryScale;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, target,
                                             initial, duration)
                  .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_EQ(4.0f, scale);

  target.ApplyPerspectiveDepth(2.0f);
  target.RotateAboutYAxis(10.0f);
  scale = kArbitraryScale;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, initial,
                                             target, duration)
                  .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_EQ(2.0f, scale);
  scale = kArbitraryScale;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, target,
                                             initial, duration)
                  .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_EQ(2.0f, scale);

  initial.ApplyPerspectiveDepth(3.0f);
  initial.RotateAboutYAxis(10.0f);
  EXPECT_FALSE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, initial,
                                              target, duration)
                   .MaximumScale(&scale));
  EXPECT_FALSE(TransformAnimationCurveAdapter(gfx::Tween::LINEAR, target,
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Medal of Honor Recipient's Life of Service Began in Puerto Rico Wing
Civil Air Patrol recognizes National Hispanic Heritage Month with a profile of U.S. Army Capt. Euripides Rubio Jr., a Medal of Honor recipient who served in CAP's Puerto Rico Wing as a cadet.
Col. Frank A. Blazich
Col. Louisa S. Morse Center for CAP History
U.S. Army Capt. Euripides Rubio Jr., a former Puerto Rico Wing cadet, is one of the three recipients of the Medal of Honor – the nation's highest award for military heroism – to have served in Civil Air Patrol before entering the armed forces.
Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, on March 1, 1938, Rubio joined the Ponce High School Cadet Squadron in 1952 and excelled at drill. He rose quickly to the rank of cadet first sergeant in his first year of membership.
He helped lead the Puerto Rico Wing drill team to CAP's National Drill Competition in July 1954. He subsequently earned a place on the 40-member national cadet drill team, which in August 1954 defeated a Canadian air cadet team to win the International Drill Competition.
After high school, Rubio enrolled at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras. He enlisted in the U.S. Army and enrolled in ROTC. Upon graduation he was commissioned in the Military Police Corps as a second lieutenant. After several domestic assignments, the Army promoted Rubio to captain in March 1963.
With American involvement in combat operations in Vietnam increasing, Rubio volunteered for an overseas assignment. He arrived in Vietnam on July 10, 1966, as a member of the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 1st Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division.
The acts of heroism for which Rubio was honored occurred early in November 1966 during Operation Attleboro, a large-scale operation northwest of Saigon in Tây Ninh Province –.the first field test of the Army's new search and destroy doctrine. Extremely hard fighting ensued between American troops and the soldiers of the Viet Cong 9th Division and the People's Army of Vietnam's101st Regiment.
Rubio was serving as battalion communications officer Nov. 8 as enemy fire erupted at dawn. Repeated attacks resulting in heavy losses in killed and wounded. As the fighting intensified, Rubio moved to the front lines. He distributed ammunition to the riflemen, re-established firing positions and aided wounded troops.
Hit twice himself in the chest and neck, he ignored the pain and assumed command of one of the three rifle companies when its commander was flown out for medical treatment. He was wounded again a third time while moving along his men and encouraging them.
As Air Force fighter-bombers dropped napalm and cluster bombs on the enemy positions, medevac helicopters shuttled in to and out of the battlefield to transport 1st Battalion's wounded to hospitals. While helping carry the wounded, Rubio spied a smoke grenade, intended to mark the enemy's position for an air strike, lying perilously close.
He ran to the grenade but was knocked to his knees by enemy fire. He rose to his feet, grabbed the burning projectile with his bare hand, and surged forward into heavy fire.
Reaching a point 20 meters from the enemy position, Rubio hurled the smoke grenade to mark the air strike just before enemy fire struck him down for the last time.
With the enemy position marked, air strikes succeeded in destroying the Viet Cong force, and the firing ended just before noon. The American victory Nov. 8, 1966, in the Battle of Ap Cha Do resulted in the capture and destruction of a huge supply complex supporting enemy operations in the province.
In a ceremony July 11, 1968, at the Pentagon, Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor presented Ileana Rubio with her husband's posthumous Medal of Honor.
"No man more deserves to be called a hero," Resor said as he handed the tearful widow the cased decoration. The citation concluded that Rubio's "singularly heroic act turned the tide of battle, and his extraordinary leadership and valor were a magnificent inspiration to his men."


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Newly Processed: March 2017
Gina Strack June 7, 2017 Finding Aids
With the new website design, the publication of online series inventories was delayed. We'll be highlighting all the new ones a month at a time over the next week.
All public records at the Utah State Archives are accessible through the Research Center. However, once processed the records are easier to use with proper storage and fuller descriptions, including online series inventories. The following list includes record series that were processed during the month of March 2017:
Castle Dale (Utah) Utility payment record books, 1953-1954
Labor Commission Gifts given to the Commissioner, 2014
Ogden School District (Utah) Child care program files, 1940-1947.
Ogden School District (Utah) Construction financial records, 1936-1953.
Ogden School District (Utah) Custodial services files, 1952-1963.
Ogden School District (Utah) File index book, 1890-1907.
Ogden School District (Utah) Financial aid and grant request forms, 1919-1938.
Ogden School District (Utah) Mound Fort Junior High School staff and student files, 1937-1967.
Ogden School District (Utah) National Defense Education Act files, 1959-1964.
Ogden School District (Utah) Photographs, 1890-
Ogden School District (Utah) Physical education manuals, 1966-1971.
Ogden School District (Utah) Tax anticipation notices, 1931-3934.
Ogden School District (Utah) Tax statements and resolutions, 1913-1938.
Ogden School District (Utah) Textbook inventories, 1961-1964.
Ogden School District (Utah) Treasurer's receipts, 1890-1937.
Tooele (Utah). City Council Minutes, 1853-
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It has been said before that Bowling Green is a Mecca for Disc Golf. While there is no way of confirming this statement, it is clear that Bowling Green has an abundance of great Disc Golf Courses.
Eighteen hole courses are located at Lovers Lane, Hobson Grove, Preston Miller and Kereiakes Parks. Oliver French, an individual sponsored by the largest producer of discs in the world, was sent to Bowling Green to document our fields.
The Bowling Green Disc Golf Association play weekly Doubles at Kereiakes, Hobson Grove, Ephram White (County) and Lovers Lane Parks.
The Bowling Green Disc Golf Courses offer challenging and fun play in all areas of town. With a variety of pars and holes ranging in distance and difficultly levels, there is something for everyone from novice to the most experienced players.
Disc golf is played much like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, however, players use a flying disc or Frisbee®. The sport was formalized in the 1970's and shares with "ball golf" the object of completing each hole in the fewest strokes (or, in the case of disc golf, fewest throws).
A golf disc is thrown from a tee area to a target which is the "hole". The hole can be one of a number of disc golf targets; the most common is called a Pole Hole® an elevated metal basket.
As a player progresses down the fairway, he or she must make each consecutive throw from the spot where the previous throw has landed. The trees, shrubs, and terrain changes located in and around the fairways provide challenging obstacles for the golfer. Finally, the "putt" lands in the basket and the hole is completed.
Disc golf shares the same joys and frustrations of traditional golf, whether it's sinking a long putt or hitting a tree halfway down the fairway. There are a few differences, though. Disc golf rarely requires a greens fee, you probably won't need to rent a cart, and you never get stuck with a bad "tee time." It is designed to be enjoyed by people of all ages, male and female, regardless of economic status.
If you have yet to try disc golf, we encourage you to get out see what you think. Enjoy the outdoors, get some exercise and try and fun new activity.


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Alan J Gelenberg, MD—25th Anniversary
Mentor in Chief
Marlene P. Freeman, MD
I have had the privilege of serving as the Vice-Editor in Chief of The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry for 5 years. Before that, I served as a deputy editor for 4 years. I started to review for JCP 12 years ago. My service to the Journal started when I was a junior faculty member at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry under Dr Alan J. Gelenberg's leadership. I have moved across states and institutions, from the University of Arizona, to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, to Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Although my role has expanded, my home at JCP has remained a constant,
During early critical years in my academic career, I was fortunate to work with Alan as my primary mentor and department head. Alan is fond of stepping back to look at the "30,000-foot view" of situations, and he has used that metaphor to help me in planning and navigating my career. Alan has helped me in countless ways. Importantly, he has invited and allowed me to serve the field through JCP, and he has introduced me to organizations in the field in which I have had the opportunity to play an active role. The opportunities he has given me have allowed me to interact and collaborate with colleagues, and have resulted in more opportunities and open doors than I would have imagined possible.
In all of his roles, Alan remains keenly aware of the devastating toll of psychiatric disorders. Above all, he is dedicated to the "30,000-foot view" of his role as Editor in Chief. He never forgets that JCP has a clinical audience and that the ultimate beneficiaries of the Journal are patients.
Vice-Editor in Chief
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We stayed in room 20, which had a window so the room wasn't smelly. We were a bit scared because of the bas reviews, but it's a decent hostel. The location is perfect, beds are clean and so are the toilets & showers.
The people I lived with were nice helping me in designing my trip in Sydney. The location is great too!
Location 2min walk to the Kings cross station. The room had TV and fridge.
Location is good. Not far from CBD. Lots of good restaurants around.
bathroom and showers were clean and modern. free dinner on friday nights. beds comfortable, and nice people.
Very accessible to everywhere when you go to out of town.
Nice location and staff clean the area everyday, good ventilation .
Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
One of our best sellers in Sydney! Offering free WiFi, the vibrant Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel is just 350 feet from Kings Cross Railway Station.
Guests have access to shared kitchen facilities and a courtyard area heated during winter months. The shops, restaurants, cafes and lively bars of Kings Cross are on the doorstep. Chiliblue Hostel is a 15-minute walk from Sydney's city center and only 1.6 mi from Sydney Opera House.
All rooms have access to shared bathroom facilities. Private rooms are available with a small refrigerator, TV, DVD player and a fan or air-conditioning. Some dormitory rooms feature a balcony offering city views. Facilities at Chiliblue Backpackers include an internet kiosk and Xbox games.
The tour desk can arrange trips to the Blue Mountains, coach tickets, skydiving and surfing lessons.
When would you like to stay at Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel?
This private room has a refrigerator, TV, DVD player and access to shared bathroom facilities.
House Rules Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel takes special requests – add in the next step!
Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Please note this property does not accept check ins or check outs on 30 December - 1 January.
Please inform Chiliblue Backpackers & Youth Hostel of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
It was all very dirty. Everything is broken, the worst hostel I've ever been. I recommend, please, that you pay a little more and go to another one so as not to go through that madness of place.
Disgustingly dirty and old. Advertised A/C but there was no A/C. Horrible place. Don't go. I wouldn't like to be there if there was a fire either.
The room was really hot, even with ventilation. Showers were limited, with hot water coming at random. Narrow stairs, a nightmare if you got large luggages.
Toilets were always dirty, bad spirit.
Extremely unclean, bedding was gross and room was moist, bedding smelled. We couldn't sleep and woke up with bed bug bites. Absolutely disgusting. You couldn't pay us money to stay there again. We could barely last the one night we were there. Also the bathroom was unclean and shower water cold. Overall, a horrible experience and the worst hostel we have ever stayed in. Our shuttle to airport booked through them never arrived and we have yet to be refunded.
The linen smelt really bad of damp. The pillow smelt awful.
There is no longer a breakfast deal here - I had paid for the all included breakfast deal - but this is no longer offered so I was given some breakfast items instead, which was not worth what I was charged - a refund would have been better. The carpet is sticky and old, the kitchen smells bad due to a broken fridge that has food in it. The kitchen and foyer have a leaky roof- so when it rains a lot of water comes in. There is graffiti all over the walls in the outdoor area. It also smells really bad near the kitchen / TV area - due to the sticky wet carpet and the leak when it rains. Plates and cutlery are not provided - you can get some but costs $20 ( refunded when returned) I was in a triple room - you had to be fast to get to the shower and toilet before everyone else on the same floor - as there was only one of each.
The location is good - close to public transport. Also only 20 minutes to walk into Sydney central. I was in a private triple room - The room had everything that was needed to be comfy enough to sleep, watch TV. Showers and toilets and kitchen floor and cooking area are cleaned daily. Key card access to the room and access after hours with a pin access. Staff was helpful with any problems.


Thank you for the reply, yes I am using that version and cleaned installed. I looked around a bit more and it seems like it might be an issue with the anti-viris I am using.
I just downloaded Opera browser for my PC on my Windows 10. When I do a google search with Turbo enabled I can't click any of the links. When Turbo is off I am able to click the links.
I am getting the opposite issue, I just downloaded opera and when I have Turbo enabled google search aren't able to be clicked. I click the link and it goes no where.


Piesa Jamie Foxx Why face parte de pe albumul Intuition , lansat in anul 2008 la casa de discuri J-Records .
Somehow I thought that you would always be around.
And every day you're fighting with me.
Who knew that would be the last time we speak.
By how can I go on knowing my love is blind?