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Barbara Ann Murray (27 September 1929 – 20 May 2014) was an English actress.

Murray was most active in the 1940s and 1950s as a fresh-faced leading lady in many British films such as Passport to Pimlico (1949) and Meet Mr. Lucifer (1953). She continued with film work into the 1960s (including a role in the Tony Hancock film The Punch and Judy Man) but appeared more frequently on television.  She played Mrs Hauksbee in 7 episodes of the TV dramatisations of Rudyard Kipling's Plain Tales from the Hills, from 1964. She is possibly best known for her role as Lady Pamela Wilder in the 1960s drama series The Plane Makers (and the sequel, The Power Game).

Her other TV credits include: The Escape of R.D.7, Danger Man, The Saint, Department S, Strange Report, The Widow of Bath, The Pallisers, based on Anthony Trollope's series of novels (in which she played a major role as Madame Max Goesler, a wealthy foreign widow), The Mackinnons, Doctor Who (in the serial Black Orchid), Albert and Victoria, Robin's Nest 1978 and The Bretts.

In 1976, she spent six weeks in hospital after breaking her jaw, when a car in which she was travelling  was involved in a collision, during a British Council-sponsored acting tour of Brazil: "Fortunately, I was lucky and there were no marks on my face," she reflected.

Murray had three daughters from her marriage to the actor John Justin, but after twelve years of marriage, the couple divorced in 1964. That same year, Murray married Bill "Peter" Holmes, an English literature teacher and former film actor (using the "Peter" first name); this marriage also ended in divorce.

Selected filmography

 Anna Karenina (1948) – Undetermined Role (uncredited)
 Saraband for Dead Lovers (1948) – (uncredited)
 To the Public Danger (1948)
 Badger's Green (1949) – Jane Morton
 Passport to Pimlico (1949) – Shirley Pemberton
 A Boy, a Girl and a Bike (1949) – Minor Role (uncredited)
 Poet's Pub (1949) – Nelly Bly
 Don't Ever Leave Me (1949) – Joan Robbins
 Boys in Brown (1949) – Kitty Hurst
 Tony Draws a Horse (1950) – Joan Parsons
 The Dark Man (1951) – Carol Burns
 Mystery Junction (1951) – Pat Dawn
 Another Man's Poison (1951) – Chris Dale
 The Frightened Man (1952) – Amanda
 Hot Ice (1952) – Mary
 Street Corner (1953) – WPC Lucy Loggart
 Death Goes to School (1953) – Miss Shepherd
 Meet Mr. Lucifer (1953) – Patricia
 The Teckman Mystery (1954) – Kitty
 Doctor at Large (1957) – Kitty
 Campbell's Kingdom (1957) – Jean Lucas
 A Cry from the Streets (1958) – Ann Fairlie
 Operation Bullshine (1959) – Pvt. Betty Brown
 The Punch and Judy Man (1963) – Lady Jane Caterham
 Doctor in Distress (1963) – Iris Marchant – Physiotherapist
 A Hard Day's Night (1964) – Picture in Paul's Daily Express (uncredited)
 A Dandy in Aspic (1968) – Miss Vogler
 Some Will, Some Won't (1970) – Lucille
 Up Pompeii (1971) – Ammonia
 Tales From the Crypt (1972) – Enid Jason (segment 4 "Wish You Were Here")
 The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (1980) – Giovanna Antoniella
 The Power (1984) – Tommy's Mother
 The Harpist (1999) – Mrs. Budde (final film role)

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Destiny: Rise of Iron
If you simply enjoy playing Destiny and want new things to strive for, Rise of Iron provides that. But if you're not a fan of Destiny due to its repetition, I'm afraid Rise of Iron only fuels those flames.
Destiny: The Taken King
Bungie has been listening to its players, and has made changes in all the right places, and then some.
Destiny has had a firm grip on me since the alpha back in June, with no intentions on loosening.
Destiny Alpha Impressions
Having spent a few hours with the alpha, Destiny has jumped to the top of my list of most anticipated games in 2014. In a word, Destiny is impressive.
Halo 4 is definitely still a Halo game through-and-through, but 343i's refinements have shaped it into something a bit more magical, and a heck of a lot more enjoyable.
Bungie Sends the Halo Franchise Out in Style with Halo: Reach
It's a big, deep Halo game on all fronts. With the exception of the AI issues I ran into through-out the campaign, it's one of the most solid and polished games you can play.
Spartans Can't Drive for Shit
There have been a few low points in the campaign so far, but there's been a common factor in each case - some form of motorized vehicle.
Let's Not Forget About Halo 3: ODST
If you're a fan of the Halo series and enjoy the fictional lore, Halo 3: ODST is a no-brainer.
Not Quite Ready to Write About Halo 3, Yet
I'm sure some of you are surprised with it being over a week now since Halo 3 was released and I'm yet to write about it. In fact, I have no intentions on really getting into it just yet as I still have so much to take in. It really is a complete package. Of […]
Halo 3 MP Beta is a Good Time
Given the excitement that filled me when I got my hands on the beta a few days early, this post should come as no surprise. But let me first preface it by stating that while I did enjoy the first 2 games in the Halo franchise, I didn't spend a lot of time playing online. […]
My Halo 3 Beta Invite Arrived Early
Shortly after I decided to spend my Friday night getting myself ahead on some of the projects I've got on the go, an email landed in my inbox that changed everything. I saw a Growl notification out of the corner of my eye that read, "Subject: Halo 3 Beta – advance code & assets" and […]
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A new ramen joint is moving into the former Verde Cantina space in Thornton Park.
According to Ricky Ly of Tasty Chomps, construction for the new Jinya Ramen Bar will begin in the next couple of months, with an opening date expected for early 2018.
The chain, which has over 27 locations spanning the U.S. and Canada, also serves up bao sandwiches, fusion tacos, quinoa salads, fried chicken, poké bowls and more.
The Thornton Park spot, located at 8 N. Summerlin Ave, will be the company's first Florida location.
It's worth mentioning that the Baoery, a ramen-heavy gastropub created by local chef Greg Richie that was just around the corner and featured similar cuisine, closed back in March.


Ray Wylie Hubbard was inducted into the Texas Heritage Songwriters' Hall of Fame on Saturday night (Feb. 24), and he brought one very special guest with him: Eric Church. Together, the two performed three songs; readers can see snippets of their performances in this story.
In celebration of Hubbard's induction, he and Church -- who name-checks Hubbard in his song "Mr. Misunderstood" -- performed "Tell The Devil I'm Getting There as Fast as I Can," the title track of Hubbard's 2017 studio album. The recorded version of the song features Church and Lucinda Williams; video of Church and Hubbard's Saturday night performance is above.
Church and Hubbard also performed "Screw You, We're From Texas," which originally appeared on Hubbard's 2003 album Growl. Hubbard and Church first sang the song together in February of 2017, during Church's Holdin' My Own Tour stop at Dallas, Texas' American Airlines Center; a recording of that version appears on Church's 61 Days in Church live release.
Ronnie Dunn, who hosted the 2018 Texas Heritage Songwriters' Hall of Fame induction ceremony, joined Hubbard and Church for "Snake Farm," the title track of Hubbard's 2006 album; video of their performance is below. According to Austin360.com, Hubbard's set also featured a performance of "Drunken Poet's Dream" with Hayes Carll.
Texas Heritage Songwriters' Assocation is an organization "dedicated to the cultural preservation of Texas songwriting and celebration of our exalted troubadours." Their 2018 Hall of Fame class also included Buddy Holly, Mickey Newbury and Liz Rose. The induction ceremony, which took place at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas, also included performances by Rodney Crowell, Maren Morris and more.


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Hair By Kevin Murphy
To celebrate 10 years since launching his line of eponymous hair products, internationally renowned styling god, Kevin Murphy, has launched a limited edition book 'Hair, By Kevin Murphy'.
A master of his profession, no one understands the power of transformative hair better than Kevin Murphy. Murphy's impressive career spans more than three decades, during which time he has established himself as an industry icon and a hair master of fashion runway, editorial and film. His work has graced major Australian and global print publications including Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, marie claire, Elle, Instyle, GQ and more.
The book is a collection of memories and milestones, celebrating some of Murphy's best work. It features inspiring campaign imagery, magazine editorial and a snapshot of some of his favourite products and packaging.
"This collection of pictures celebrates 10 years of inspiration and innovation, driven by my desire to provide the products and tools needed to create those special moments yourself," said Kevin Murphy.
Proceeds generated by the book will be donated to the 'Culture Is Life' foundation, a charity close to Murphy's heart which aims to support community driven initiatives to deliver effective solutions to Indigenous suicide.
Indigenous Australians now have one of the highest rates of youth suicide in the world, and their loss of cultural identity and spiritual connection they once held with the land and environment are key drivers for this tragic statistic.
Through KEVIN.MURPHY and the brand's financial support for Culture is Life, strong Indigenous community-led solutions are being voiced and heard.
Inspired by nature, the KEVIN.MURPHY range of washes, rinses, treatments and styling products is the ultimate indulgence for your hair – a way to combine high fashion runway looks with the added benefits of beautiful natural ingredients.
To learn more about Culture Is Life, or to make a donation, visit the campaign website www.cultureislife.org
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Aside from representative sports, we also have our annual school swimming carnival coming up on Thursday, 15th February. This is a whole school event held at the Gladstone Aquatic Centre during our regular school day. It is always a fun, active day in which students are able to compete in a number of swimming events. Please keep sun safety in mind when preparing for the event. Students should wear sun safe attire including hat and shirt between events. A water bottle is also strongly recommended. I'm sure this will be another successful event this year!
During the Christmas holidays Billy Browne from Toolooa State High School competed at the Australian Eight-Ball Championships in Adelaide. He was one of nine selected to represent Queensland against the other Australian States. Following on from his success at the U15 Queensland Championships (which he won!), he was once again successful winning 10 of 12 of his matches to help his Queensland team win the Australian Championships. This is a fantastic achievement for anyone let alone someone thirteen years of age.


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¿Existe alguna manera de ponerlo en rojo en lugar de negro?
Apreciaría mucho cualquier idea, gracias.
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Some comments to Arrowsmith's Brexit whitepaper
Prof. Sue Arrowsmith put out a whitepaper on the implications of Brexit for the UK's procurement rules. Albert has already provided a general comment on some important issues raised by the paper, such as the feasibility of a completely new procurement legal regime and what could be the transitional arrangements.
There is not much to add to the first part of the paper - the EEA option is pretty much 'business as usual.' I suspect that EEA or no EEA option, not much will change at regulatory level for the next few years - there are too many sunken costs on the current system to warrant a wholesale change just for the sake of change. As such I will focus my commentary in other topics instead.
1. The GPA option
While I agree with the view that the UK would find itself out of the GPA the possibility of speedy re-entry into the agreement is certainly possible as argued by Arrowsmith, it is by no means a given. In a scenario where the UK is negotiating multiple trade deals at the same time any other State will use whatever leverage it can over the UK to achieve concessions elsewhere. Access to the procurement markets within the GPA may well be thrown into the mix of the negotiations, if only because it devalues the commitments made by a UK-less EU. At this stage we should not take for granted that re-joining the GPA will be a 'walk in the park' and to that end I would recommend the sage commentary by Jean Heilman Grier on this topic. As she mentions, the UK would have to negotiate first with the EU the terms of its arrangement and only then the GPA's accession. This could leave the UK with a potentially long GPA-less transitional period.
2. Transition period
Arrowsmith suggests that for a transition period '[a] sensible and likely interim solution would, therefore, be to retain the award procedures of the regulations in place, but without provision for enforcement by non-domestic suppliers, pending eventual confirmation, modification/replacement or total repeal of the regulations [...].' I agree with the overall view that the UK must have a tat-for-tat approach to the negotiations (as do the other Member States) to protect its own interests. In this I disagree with Albert's view as restricting access to procurement markets if temporarily is a way to gain some negotiation leverage which I accept is a price to pay in that period.
Having said that I am not entirely sure about the actual suggestion made: i) is it EU/EEA economic operators are entitled to take part in procurement procedures but cannot enforce the rules - as it currently happens with foreign economic operators; or ii) is it that they simply are barred from taking part in procurement procedures? I can understand the second (although retribution would be certain) but cannot understand the first. What would be the point of having economic operators taking part in the procedure only for them not to be able to enforce the rules? Plus, if awarded the contract would they also be barred from enforcing the contract terms under English contract law?
3. The Freedom option
In addition, Arrowsmith suggests that '[...]Brexit would see the UK throw off the shackles of EU procurement law, leaving it free to design its own system.' In other words, the UK could finally design its own procurement legal system as it sees fit. While Arrowmsith's preference for a more simpler, single system based off the Utilities Directive are not new, as is a preference for higher thresholds, but describing current EU rules as shackles that need to be thrown off appears to be. Especially if we agree with Arrowsmith's view that Member States have a wide range of discretion in transposing Directives into their national legal systems. As other Member States have used such discretion (sometimes to the point beyond discretion in my view) why has the UK not done so?
After all it is the UK's Government approach to transpose Directives (in general) with a copy out approach and with as few options as possible, thus leaving scope for national/regional rules to be created. The responsibility such national/regional rules are not created in the first place can only be attributed to the respective Government(s). If Portugal, Spain, Italy, Denmark have detailed rules crafted for their own realities, why doesn't the UK do the same? I am not positing those are great legal systems, but at least in those countries lawmakers have made use of their powers in transposition to adapt Directives to the national setting. In short: it can be done.
So, even with a (possible) wide discretion, the UK Government has not opted to implement its own national rules, with the exception of the baby steps taken with contracts below thresholds - where it could regulate them at will as it would not be transposing any Directive. On the other hand, as recognised by Arrowsmith the Scottish Government has taken the opportunity to create its own 'regional' procurement regime in addition to the narrow transposition of the appropriate Directives. However, as correctly pointed out by Arrowsmith, the downside of this freedom to legislate at regional level is an increase in 'regional differences'. These, in my view and based on my own experience, will amount to protectionist measures designed to keep out 'foreign' economic operators, ie those based in another UK region. Therefore, I fear it is much more likely we would end up with a patchwork of regional systems than with the simpler, more efficient system Arrowsmith would like to have.
Finally, as for the simpler, more efficient system that could be designed outside of the EU shackles (setting aside the fact it can be designed inside/below them) it would seem our starting positions are on polar opposites. Arrowsmith appears to prefer a system with more discretion given to the contracting authority and fewer rules, so they can design whatever procedure they might want in compliance with a set of limited principles. I am the first to recognise the current rules limit truly great procurement, but they do so as a trade off - not to shackle the top 1% of contracting authorities (or procurement officers) but as a way to provide enough detail so that all contracting authorities can use them. That does not mean they cannot be improved, but it is important to recognise this trade off. And I will take a set of detailed rules that avoid really bad procurement (or try to) for most people, most of the time over ones which only suit the top 1%.
There are other downsides to a simpler, less prescriptive system. For example, compliance costs would go up for the economic operators - instead of learning one set of rules/procedures, they would have to analyse the specific rules of every single procurement procedure as even within each contracting authority different departments/officers may prefer to do those things differently. Again, I prefer standardisation as a means to reduce transaction costs overall than the discretion to tweak each procedure to suit the contracting authority.
In addition, if we look at the contracts below-thresholds, where such simpler approach would make more sense and where currently there are no legal restrictions, why are we currently not seeing great practice being developed? Other than the pilots I ran in Wales a few years ago and the excellent work being done by the Government Digital Service and the Digital Marketplace, are there any other examples we should be looking at? Is it not surprising that the most common practice below thresholds for a long time was a preference by contracting authorities to either just use the restricted procedure with all the transaction costs it entailed or going for non-transparent request for quotes - as those were the reality overworked procurement officers knew. Sticking to the tried and tested approach is always the default even if a careful consideration would say otherwise when there is no time or incentive to carry out such consideration. In essence, these default approaches explain why Central Government contracting authorities are under the obligation of advertising contracts above £10,000 and the baby steps to regulate contracts below-thresholds in the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
In conclusion, even if possible, I fear a simplified, looser regulatory system would leave most stakeholders (contracting authorities, economic operators) worse off most of the time. While it could (theoretically) facilitate great practice in some instances, my experience in practice leads me to a bearish view on the overall merits of such a regime.
4. Remedies
A final short word on remedies. Arrowsmith is of the opinion that the current remedies system is 'burdensome.' As such, a freedom option should also consider a review of the current remedies system '[...] that offers a better balance between the costs and benefits of legal enforcement [...].' This point is particularly interesting as on p.13 Arrowsmith correctly highlights one of the problems of the current remedies system to be the UK's preference for the High Court. This is very true but, once more, it is not really the EU legal system fault's for the UK's design of its remedies system. Even within the EU legal framework it is possible to think different.
If we look at Sweden we see a competition authority with strong powers in this are. Denmark also has its own competition authority and the Procurement Boards which deal specifically with procurement matters. After a couple of run ins with the Court of Justice Spain has today a fast, efficient and cheap (for the time being) system of procurement tribunals. In Portugal, as the administrative courts are clogged up with procurement disputes the draft Public Contracts Code explictly accepts the parties may recur to arbitration instead.
Outside the EU we can find another system which I find very appealing and would probably fit within the current rules: Canada and its Procurement Ombudsman. Here's an interview with the then Ombudsman Frank Brunetta about his office's work. It is not hard to conceive a scenario where the current Mystery Shopper Service would be transformed into a true Ombudsman-type service with stronger powers than today. Again, this would be perfectly possible within the current rules.
In conclusion, I agree with Albert's view that most of the debate we can have at the moment is theoretical. Nonetheless, there is a value in having these discussions as they can influence decisions taken down the line. Having said that, I would like to see the same interest and energy in debating how we can improve practice (and national/regional rules) within the current legal framework. It is likely it will stay mostly unchanged for a good while and there is the odd chance they will actually not change at all.
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Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes by Jonathan Auxier is a thrilling adventure!
Peter Nimble is a quirky, but serious fantasy that will keep your students engaged the entire time. It's descriptive, well-written, and filled with great themes of friendship, destiny, and sacrifice.
There are 34 pages of discussion, quizzes, and activities plus an answer key.


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Carolina Blue Rainbow: Greensboro, Chapel Hill Named 'Top LGBT' Towns for 'Inclusivity' in NC
CHAPEL HILL – While you're likely to find people and communities across North Carolina that respect individuals regardless of their lifestyle choices, only a select few locales adhere to the Left's radical LGBT policy dogma sufficient to win accolades from woke groups like the Orwellian-named Human Rights Commission. Our state certainly has those deep Carolina blue pockets, and it's no surprise that they top the list in the aforementioned group's list of 'Top Towns' for the LGBT community.
From the Daily Tar Heel (DTH):
"The report, which was released by the Humans Rights Campaign in late November, gave Chapel Hill a 78, one point behind Greensboro, which made the Town the second-highest scorer in the state.
Town Manager Maurice Jones said in a press release that recent changes in town policy, including the creation of a LGBTQ+ Resource Group, have contributed to the Town's 6-point increase since 2018.
"Our goal is to make Chapel Hill the most inclusive community in the state of North Carolina, and the MEI report indicates we are heading in the right direction," Jones said in the release. […]"
If by 'inclusive,' Jones actually means a Chapel Hill in which political activists lead mobs to destroy any signs of opposing thought, and where Leftists are celebrated for physically harassing and violently attacking people with different social views, we'd say they are right on track.
The DTH article goes on to lament that more towns couldn't implement woke LGBT policies to punish private citizens that dare to disagree with the Left's 'Celebrate it or else' policies in the wake of the House Bill 2 debacle. Remember, House Bill 2 was filed because the Charlotte City Council voted to fine any private business within their jurisdiction that dared to deny biological men access to the women's bathrooms in their private business, or vice versa. The Left wishes such authoritarian enforcement of wokeness would be implemented everywhere.
If North Carolinians of a decidedly different political hue than the deep Carolina blue pockets in the state don't show out in 2020, the Left just might have their way.
Read more gloating/whining about LGBT awards from the DTH.


This is a cake with "Happy Birthday, Claude!" written on it in green frosting (not pictured). If you have a friend named Claude, you're home free. If your friend's name isn't Claude, well, it's the cake that counts. If to you, friend is a four-letter word, don't buy the cake.
You eat the cake, even though your name isn't Claude. Unless, y'know, your name actually is Claude. We can't keep track of all of these little details for you, y'know.
This item is the same cake that used to appear in the Happy Birthday! adventure found in the The Sleazy Back Alley.
In the item's description "If to you, friend is a four-letter word" refers to the lyrics of "Friend is a Four-Letter Word" by Cake.
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Now the project has mainly concentrated on this difficulty, and hence a suitable device has been designed. Such that the grains powdering operation can be done without application of any impact force.
The properties of rice — nutrition, neutral flavor, non-allergenic, digestibility and functionality (extrusion, puffing, crisping, freezing and thawing) — make it a highly desirable ingredient in processed foods. While rice stands apart from most grains because it is generally consumed in its kernel form, its properties are ideal components in the manufacturing of cereals, snack foods, baby foods, frozen dinners, sauce thickeners and other products.
This device the home flour mill has been developed to later the needs of small and medium home/hotel application, who are normally man powered. In most of the house/hotel the powder are powdered by using human hand. This needs more time and high working load.
In order to avoid all such disadvantages. This, machine has been designed in such a way that it can be used to powder the grains substance very smoothly without any impact force. The operation is made be simple that even an unskilled labour can handled, by just demonstrating the working of the machine once.


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Senator Murray releases statement on bipartisan budget deal
Elena Gardner
Posted: February 9, 2018 10:32 PM
by Elena Gardner
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Patty Murray released the following statement after passage of a bipartisan deal that paves the way for a long-term federal funding bill, funds community health centers and increases investments to combat the opioid crisis.
"While I don't agree with every aspect of this sweeping bipartisan bill, I believe it moves us in the right direction and will help Washington state families and communities in a number of important ways.
By increasing investments in education, health care, infrastructure, and other middle class and national security priorities, this deal is a step away from the constant crises we've seen far too much of in this Republican Congress, and it should hopefully allow us to work together on a long-term government funding bill that works for workers, families, and the economy. I am unhappy that Republicans insisted on deep and harmful cuts to a critical prevention and public health fund and that the disaster relief portion of this bill didn't include a much-needed fix to help prevent and fight wildfires, but this bill is an important step forward in this Republican Congress to invest in and protect families, patients, and the economy.
I am particularly glad that Republicans have agreed to extend funding for community health centers, take an important step toward addressing the opioid crisis with actual resources, provide more years of certainty for children's health care, and dramatically expand access to child care for working families. I am also looking forward to continued bipartisan efforts to protect workers' hard-earned pensions and make college more affordable as a result of this agreement.
I want to be very clear: this is a good step, but cannot be the end of our bipartisan work. Republicans control the White House, the Senate, and the House–but they have committed to working with us to finally pass immigration legislation, and I am going to keep fighting to protect DREAMers and their families and to hold Republicans accountable until this gets done."


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Speaker appointment gives House member another key assignment
LUBBOCK-- Adding to a list of influential committee assignments, State Representative John Frullo (Lubbock) was appointed Monday to serve on the Interim Committee on Manufacturing. Texas Speaker of the House Joe Straus created the Interim Committee to identify ways Texas can strengthen and grow the state's manufacturing sector.
Representative Frullo's work on the House Committee on State Affairs and the House Committee on Government Efficiency and Reform, as well as his experience as a small business owner and job creator, give him a well-rounded perspective on policies that will serve to strengthen the $192 billion industry in the state of Texas.
"Manufacturing is extremely important to our state," Frullo said. "I am honored to have been selected to serve on this Committee, and I look forward to the opportunity to study and further enhance our state's ability to foster a business climate that will continue to attract and generate these valuable jobs."
In directing the work to be done during the interim, the Speaker charged every House committee to make recommendations for stimulating and expanding the state's manufacturing sector. The Interim Committee on Manufacturing will examine those recommendations to determine the policies it believes are needed to encourage increased manufacturing in Texas.
"Our strong workforce, friendly business climate and natural resources give Texas the opportunity to lead the nation in manufacturing," Speaker Straus said. "Manufacturing jobs are among the best our state has to offer, and this Committee will give the House important guidance on how to spur growth and encourage manufacturers to put more Texans to work."
The manufacturing industry accounts for 15 percent of the Gross State Product in Texas and employs more than 800,000 Texans. The Committee's findings and recommendations, which will also include analysis on how the recommendations will affect and guide other committees in business growth and retention, will be due to the Speaker by Jan. 7, 2013. The Committee will expire at the start of the 83rd legislature.
Representative Frullo was previously appointed to serve on the House Committee on State Affairs, the House Committee on Government Efficiency and Reform, and the Joint Committee on Human Trafficking. He was elected to office and began serving the 84th House District in November 2010.
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Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley Partners with Comcast Business to Bridge the Gap in Telehealth Offerings During the Pandemic
Comcast Business' broadband network helped the Center to provide enhanced remote care for patients and expand its reach in underserved communities
SAN JOSE, CALIF. – October 13, 2021 – Comcast Business today announced that the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley has selected Comcast Business to deliver broadband connectivity at nine of its key locations, providing critical reliability for its facilities and supporting a widespread shift to telehealth services at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is dually funded by Indian Health Service (IHS) and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to serve and prioritize the unique health needs of American Indians, Alaskan Natives and the greater community. The Center provides medical, dental, counseling, wellness and prevention services to more than 22,000 patients, most of whom are located in economically disadvantaged and underserved communities.
The pandemic posed a challenge for Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley – its clients would need to seamlessly transition from in-person appointments to telehealth services, but the Center's technological infrastructure required to be updated to make the switch happen. The Center installed Business Internet from Comcast Business as its primary internet connection across its facilities, so all its services could function efficiently.
"I was proud of how we were able to quickly pivot and provide telehealth services to our community. We couldn't have done that without the infrastructure that Comcast Business provided," said Gerardo Loera, Director of Development and Communications at the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley. "We're looking forward to the Comcast Business team's support in helping us bridge this digital gap for our patients. With our broadband Internet, we can ensure our patients have adequate access to stay connected with their primary care providers."
Thanks to Comcast Business' solutions, the Center's medical professionals continue to treat patients through telehealth offerings, including one-on-one video sessions. Additionally, the Center is able to continue providing supplemental services to its patients through video classes, which has helped expand its reach and the total number of patients.
"Medical facilities like the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley continue to require fast, flexible and reliable network connectivity to provide health services throughout the pandemic for the patients who need it most," said Kristeen Cominiello, vice president of Comcast Business in California. "Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is a leader in local and national advocacy for equitable health care, and Comcast Business is honored to partner with the organization to help it provide the highest quality care to its patients."
About Comcast Business
Comcast Business offers a suite of Connectivity, Communications, Networking, Cybersecurity, Wireless, and Managed Solutions to help organizations of different sizes prepare for what's next. Powered by the nation's largest Gig-speed broadband network, and backed by 24/7 customer support, Comcast Business is the nation's largest cable provider to small and mid-size businesses and one of the leading service providers to the Enterprise market. Comcast Business has been consistently recognized by industry analysts and associations as a leader and innovator, and one of the fastest growing providers of Ethernet services.
For more information, call 866-429-3085. Follow on Twitter @ComcastBusiness and on other social media networks at http://business.comcast.com/social.
About Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley
Established in 1970, the mission of the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is to help ensure the survival and healing of American Indians/Alaskan Natives and the Santa Clara Valley community by providing high quality, comprehensive health care and wellness services.
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Not hearing enough down home blues anymore? How about some raw slide guitar and a hot rhythm section playing the sounds of the old south? Throw in a little harp and you've got something that will really get you going. Howell Devine is not just your run-of-the-mill bar band, which is just perfect, because the Torch Club is not your run-of-the-mill bar. No siree!
Dippin' Sauce has been captivating audiences in the Sacramento area and beyond. Featuring Matt Rainey and getting inspiration from many sources, different styles are expressed in their energetic music that keeps people dancing and smiling. You'll hear influences that range from old Mississippi blues to roots reggae to folk music. For all of you Beer Dawgs fans (you know who you are), Steve Wall will be dippin' in with the band tonight! There's no really good reason to stay home on a Tuesday night, is there?
The day many of you have been waiting for all year has arrived! Come out and watch the Super Bowl with friends and rival fans while you root for your favorite team. Will the Giants or Patriots be the new champs? Why even worry? The Torch Club is the place to forget about your cares and just have some Super Fun.
The party is from 2:00-8:00 p.m. If you're still standing (or not) Aaron King and friends roll on in for the evening show just as the party is threatening to wind down. Come for the game, stay for the music.
It's Saturday and it's the Nathan James Trio.
Ha! You think the Super Bowl is the highlight of this weekend? Think again. Nathan James has been called the hottest guitar player around by some people who have played with some of the hottest blues guitar players of our generation. And wait 'til you get a load of his axe! Just be glad the Sunday game doesn't start early, because you won't want to leave this gig.
Tracorum for your Friday night!
The weekend really starts to rock with Tracorum, an original band from San Francisco. They bring a hot mix of rock n soul with some cosmic thunder funk, new orleans, reggae and…well, you'll have to come on down to find out what else.
Start your weekend off with some of the hippest cats in town. Dig some jazz and blues with Harley White, Jr. featuring the ubiquitous Aaron King on guitar and vocals. Don't forget to tip your hard-working bartenders.
Looking for something fun to do tonight? Come on out for the Golden Cadillacs, cruising in for a show at the World Famous Torch Club! Rather do it yourself? Bring your ax and sign up for our acoustic open mic and impress your friends at Happy Hour. Buy them a couple of drinks and they'll just love your act.
Looking for an especially eclectic mix of music to get you moving on a Tuesday? Come out to hear the return of Island of Black and White for what is sure to be just what you need. 9:00 too late to start a work night out? Stop by for happy hour with the ever popular Hans Eberbach. Haven't heard him play solo? Maybe you know him as the lead singer of the Nibblers.
Tonight: Tessie Marie and The Poor Man Band!
Don't miss this appearance by Tessie Marie, formerly of Tess and Hip Trash. A veritable feast for the eyes and ears, this latest project features the awesome Steve Kroan & as always, Allie Marcel & Rat A Tat Pat Balcom !!
THese boys roll in from Fresno for a hard rockin, sweaty night of old school r & b. You won't see anything like this in this city tonight.. don't miss it.


This is a really good post! I get the lonely bit. I'm introverted. I can't mask like you – well I can, but only when drunk and then I'm an accident waiting to happen lol. However, I find that I don't feel 'quite' as lonely as I did before I realised I am autistic and found people who think like me.
Yes I think things are much better now that I actually know and speak to other autistic people!
I remember when I was at uni and everyone in my flat was thinking about houses for the next year.
No one had asked me because I didn't go out with the others much, as much as I wanted to be friends with them.
I totally understand being lonely. Even after being married for 19 years I was still lonely, then last year she divorced me. Earlier this year I meet someone who has worked with autistic children or many years. She understands me better then I do myself most of the time. Although I am still lonely at times those times are not a frequent or long lasting now.
Then there are those of us who literally have NO ONE – I've no family, no friends, I've no job which means no coworkers – social isolation is so ridiculously dangerous for anyone, it really messes with your head and leaves you struggling to find yourself, but for Autistics it also means you start to lose your social skills and ability to mask. It's very easy to get trapped in loneliness.
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Finnish black metal, here is the CD release of their album that made quite a stir in the underground last year and sold out very quickly. Super jewel case format. Interesting album of melodic heathen black metal, worth checking out.


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Former Pacific Fleet Intel Director Warns of Widening Gap Between Chinese, U.S. Fleet Buildup
Posted on May 15, 2019 May 15, 2019 by Otto Kreisher, Special Correspondent
Chinese navy ships steam in formation as part of a replenishment-at-sea approach exercise during Rim of the Pacific. U.S. Navy/Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jason Noble
The Chinese navy already is larger than the U.S. Navy and is building ships four times as fast, with a firm goal of achieving sea control by 2030 and naval superiority by 2039, a former Pacific Fleet director of intelligence warns.
"The biggest challenge for U.S. national security leaders for the next 30 years is the speed and sustainability of the [People's Republic of China] national effort to deploy a global navy," retired Navy Capt. James Fanell said.
By 2220, the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) will have more than 450 surface warships and a submarine force approaching 110, Fanell told a May 14 Hudson Institute forum. And in its rapid move from a force of small ships mainly engaged in coastal operations into a large fleet capable of extended blue-water operations, the PLAN now exceeds the U.S. Navy not just in numbers but in tonnage, Fanell said.
The U.S. Navy has 289 ships in the active battle fleet, including 80 submarines and counting the 14 ballistic-missile subs and four guided-missile boats. Navy leaders have set a goal of a 355-ship battle force, but the fleet would not reach that strength until the 2030s at projected building rates.
"The biggest challenge for U.S. national security leaders for the next 30 years is the speed and sustainability of the [People's Republic of China] national effort to deploy a global navy."
Retired Navy Capt. James Fanell
In the last decade, China has launched more ships that any other country in the world, outbuilding the U.S. Navy four to one, Fanell said, displaying a slide showing the United States building 22 ships to the PLAN's 85 warships from 2015 to 2018. "I expect the [PLAN] will continue to surpass the U.S. Navy in new ships in the next decade."
And the Chinese have an even greater advantage in ship-based anti-ship missiles, Fanell added, with more weapons and missiles that have longer range and are faster than what the U.S. Navy fields. He noted that a new class of PLAN guided-missile destroyers has 132 vertical-launch missile tubes.
Over the last decade, the PLAN has gained valuable experience with task force deployments not only in its regional waters but in the Eastern Pacific, the Indian Ocean and recently into the Atlantic Ocean, Fanell said. He predicted there would be even more operations closer to U.S. coastlines.
A career intelligence officer who served most of his time in the Pacific with aviation units, carrier strike groups and then with the Pacific Fleet staff, Fanell said that, for most of his time in uniform, U.S. national security officials have refused to acknowledge the growing threat from China and its determination to supplant the United States as the dominate power in the western Pacific. He said that changed with the new National Security and National Defense Strategies released last year, which recognized China — and Russia — as strategic rivals and acknowledged the return to "Great Power Competition."
The rapidly growing PLAN "will increasingly challenge us," and given its ship production projections and its experience of operating farther from China, "we can assess that the PLA Navy is on track to gain sea control by 2030 and superiority by 2039," Fanell said. The only way to prevent that is by acknowledging the threat and conducting a whole-of-government campaign to counter its power, which he said the Trump administration has shown the willingness to do.
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Nagaland to introduce mobile app for schools to bring 'visible transparency'
BHADRA GOGOI
DIMAPUR , May 16, 2019 9:07 am
Principal secretary, school education and SCERT, Menukhol John, speaking at the programme in Kohima on May 15, 2019. Image: Northeast Now
A mobile app will be introduced in all the schools in Nagaland next month to bring 'visible transparency' in school education activities in every district of the State.
Disclosing this at a state-level sensitisation programme of district personnel on community mobilization and training, organized by Nagaland's school education department, at Capital Convention Centre in Kohima on Wednesday, principal secretary, school education and SCERT, Menukhol John, said various activities will be uploaded by the schools through the app in all the districts of the State.
He said the mobile app will help in the visibility of implementing various activities at the elementary, secondary and higher secondary level.
John urged all the participants to make full use of the mobile applications in order to bring visible transparency in school education activities in every district.
He expressed happiness over the slight improvement of pass percentage in the HSLC examination in government schools from 40 per cent last year to 43 per cent this year. He said even at the higher secondary sector, the government schools have done fairly well. In the commerce stream, the government schools have performed much better than the private institutions in terms of pass percentage, he added.
John said the Centre has started grading each and every state in terms of performance grading index. "Things are going to be different with the revamping of Samagra Shiksha and the general activities of the school education department," he said.
John assured shortage and timely distribution of textbooks, uniforms, performance indicators of teachers and students will be addressed in the coming days. He said the department will focus on the dropout students and children with special needs.
Stressing on the importance of overall performance of the department, he urged all teachers to walk extra mile to improve performance indicators all year round.
"Our state has shown improvement in terms of gender equation and decrease in dropout rates in schools but one very discouraging indicator was in the area of physical education curriculum which is the lowest in the entire country with 13 per cent, which is very discouraging," John said.
He urged the teachers to concentrate on the area and see that physical education for children is part of the daily routine in all the schools.
During the programme, chief secretary and chairman of Nagaland Education Mission Society, Temjen Toy, released a video on roles and responsibilities of school management committees and school management development committees for use at the district and block level training programmes.


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The Convention Centre Dublin
North Wall Quay
Spencer Dock
Dublin 1.
Website: https://www.theccd.ie/
Google Maps: CCD Dublin
The official language of the meeting is English.
CLIMATE
Temperatures in May average between 5oC and 16oC with a high chance of rain.
VISA INFORMATION
Some participants may require visas to enter the EU. Please check with your travel agent if a visa is required.
For further visa information: VISA
AGENT FOR ITALIAN PARTICIPANTS
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Tel : 0039 0644249321
Fax: 0039 0644249327
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Participants requiring a formal letter of invitation to enable them to make their arrangements to participate in the Meeting should click on the following link and enter the requested details: INVITATION LETTER
Please note that this letter cannot be regarded as a commitment regarding scheduling or financial support from the organizers.
AIRPORT INFORMATION, PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND TRAVEL TO DUBLIN
Getting to the meeting Venue: CCD
Getting around Dublin: DUBLIN BUS
Dublin Airport is Ireland's busiest airport, with over 63 airlines flying to over 190 destinations, including direct scheduled daily flights from North America, mainland Europe, Britain and from the Emirates.
The airport is conveniently located 10km north of Dublin city centre, with excellent roads links to The CCD, only 20 minutes away via the Port Tunnel, which brings visitors directly into the Spencer Dock area. Bus and car hire services are also available at the airport for your journey to The CCD.
The CCD is easily accessible by road, given its city centre location and proximity to Ireland's motorway network. It is only minutes from the Dublin Port Tunnel with connections to the upgraded M50 motorway and Dublin Airport. It is also next to the new Samuel Beckett Bridge which spans the River Liffey, aiding access between the North and South of the city.
The CCD has an underground car park with space for 320 cars. There are also spaces nearby in local car parks, as well as considerable on street 'pay and display' parking on North Wall Quay and adjoining roads.
SAT Navigation
If you are using a satellite navigation system, please enter the coordinates
N 53 20 51.5
W 6 14 24.6
AA Roadwatch provides regular updates on traffic and weather conditions on major routes throughout Ireland. You can also plan your journey with AA Routeplanner.
The CCD is less than ten minutes from Dublin's two mainline railway stations (Connolly and Heuston) which serve all the major towns and cities in Ireland.
Irish Rail is the state-owned company responsible for operating rail services in Ireland, providing rail links between Ireland's main towns and cities. The Dart and The Luas are light rail networks which provide transport within the Dublin City and Suburban areas.
The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is the rail line running along the coast of Dublin, from Malahide and Howth southwards as far as Greystones, Co Wicklow. You can connect to the regular train service for communities north of Dublin, right up to Belfast. Pearse Street and Tara Street DART stations are both located about ten minutes walk from The CCD.
The Luas Red Line runs directly behind The CCD, conveniently linking to downtown Dublin and to Connolly and Heuston rail stations. Stops are provided at George's Dock, Mayor Square and Spencer Dock.
Dublin Bus offers a high frequency, accessible and easy to use service from all over Dublin City Centre and the surrounding area. These services include city bus services, Railink, School link, Airlink, Nitelink and DART feeder buses.
Increased availability of taxis in Dublin means that it's easy to travel to and from Dublin city, day or night. There are now nearly 12,000 taxis available in Dublin city. Fares are regulated and tips are at your own discretion.
LIABILITY & INSURANCE
The Meeting Secretariat and Organizers cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss of/damage to private property of participants. Participants are advised to take out their own personal travel and health insurance for their trip.
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9.9.2009 TV Appearances
Kate Beckinsale Pans Auto-Tune
Jay-Z isn't the only one who's not a fan of Auto-Tune. Actress Kate Beckinsale joked about the vocal-enhancing technique during her appearance on "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" on Tuesday.
"I can't understand why all the music sounds like someone's singing into a saucepan all the time," she told O'Brien. "T-Pain is singing into a saucepan and Kanye West is always in a pan."
Beckinsale said Auto-Tune gives anyone the ability to sing. "If you don't sing, you can sound like Nixon. A pan works for everything."
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Please join us on Thursday, June 14th at our new venue, Irondequoit Country Club. This new venue offers a larger space for Exhibitors and Guests alike. You will recieve up to 6 CE credits along with breakfast, coffee & snacks throughout the day and lunch. There will be plenty of time to network with other members of our industry and affiliates.
9:00-10:00am Keynote Derek Tharp, 1 CE credit, How earning growth throughout lifecycle impacts retirement savings strategies.
either 3:00pm or 4:00pm final sign out. You will receive 5 or 6 CE credits for a full day of networking and education with your FPA local chapter.


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Q: Can anybody help me understand the monitoring function in this safety relay?
Here is a SIL3 Relay: SCS 24 V DC P2SIL3ES(made by Weidmuller). In its manual, It's written that S11,S12 and S21,S22 connections will provide a monitoring circuit for this relay. But I can't understand how? can any body help me understand Its operation?
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