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Totally loaded SN column this morning. I could have led with the start of the World Baseball Classic (that was my plan). Of course, does anyone even CARE about the WBC at this point?
...or the Mountain West's lame playoff proposal (you know I'm obsessed with THAT topic -- hint: the MWC's plan isn't even really a playoff. Forget the Big Ten and Pac-10 never going for it. You can even forget that they keep the 6 BCS-league "auto-bid" cabal intact...they just want to be included. If there is a scenario where consensus unbeaten No. 1 USC plays consensus unbeaten No. 2 Ohio State in a "quarterfinal" game in the Rose Bowl, IT'S NOT A PLAYOFF SYSTEM.
... or even Northwestern's sudden "if they win the next one then win the next one they should be in the NCAA Tournament" status -- don't give me your RPI bunk... not when the Cats have never -- ever -- been to the NCAA Tournament before. Give 'em a 15 seed, I don't care; this is as close as NU has ever been this late in the season -- or perhaps will ever get.
Instead, I was compelled to lead with the Cowboys cutting T.O. I hope that's the last that we speak of the subject.
Really: Check out the whole thing. Tons to discuss in there. More later.
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It's not clear who started last month's petition to build a gateway on Parnell Street to mark the entrance to Dublin's unofficial Chinatown, or the Facebook page to go with it.
They didn't respond to our attempts to contact them — perhaps dissuaded by some of the hostile and xenophobic responses to the suggestion online.
But the pitch is still there.
"Parnell Street is where the greatest concentration of the Chinese community in Dublin lives and works," the petition reads.
"The street offers so much, there are Asian shops, restaurants, cultural centres, businesses and communities. Despite all of this we haven't made the most of it, it is time to fully recognise our Chinatown and give it the boost it needs," it says.
Google Maps classifies Parnell Street as Chinatown. Should we make it official with an arch?
So far, only 48 people have signed the petition and some of the reactions on the Facebook page to the idea have been aggressively xenophobic and even threatening.
The goal, in the petition, of having a gateway to the city's Chinatown by the 2017 Chinese New Year Festival looks distant.
These gates, or paifangs, or friendship arches, can be seen around the world marking the entrances to areas where Chinese migrants have found support networks, and opened businesses.
Often, they are grand and gold and red, designed in a traditional Chinese architectural style with inscriptions in Chinese — but not always.
In recent years, Chinese communities in New York have continued to push for these gateways to be constructed around the city's Chinatowns, as the New York Times has reported.
So why not here? Or would that be unfair to others who live and work in the neighbourhood? Would a gateway be marking Parnell Street as a ghetto?
The petition doesn't say how an archway would be financed. Perhaps it wold be by Dublin City Council or through contributions from local businesses that feel it might do the area some good.
On Parnell Street, the Chinese presence is evident. There are clusters of Chinese restaurants, specialising in barbecue or noodles.
But there is also a Vietnamese restaurant, a Korean bar, a kebab shop, a chipper and a Brazilian restaurant. There are plenty of Asian supermarkets as well, and even a Asian spa and massage centre.
Down the road in one of the hairdressers, Tony Wong says he loves the idea of an arch. A lucky golden Chinese cat flashes a paw on the desk in front of him.
An archway would give the street a boost, he says, and bring more Irish shoppers into the area. Tourists too might be drawn down the street.
Patrick O'Mara said he also thought an archway would be a real help to the area.
But there are also loads of Brazilian and Vietnamese shops and shoppers, too, said O'Mara, who has worked on the street for two years.
Fianna Fáil councillor Paul McAuliffe said the neighbourhood could definitely benefit from some care.
"I think there's definitely room to improve the public realm and I wouldn't have any issue with having landmarks or public sculptures that recognise ethnicity in an area," said McAuliffe, who is head of the council's Economic Development and Enterprise Strategic Policy Committee.
The idea for a gateway to mark Parnell Street as Dublin's official Chinatown has floated around for years, he said. He recalls former Fine Gael Lord Mayor Gerry Breen mentioning it in his inauguration speech back in 2011.
McAuliffe wold be quicker to support the provision of public art in the area. But if there was a full economic development plan for the area to go with the development of an archway, he'd be happy to go along with it.
Good post. Leaving aside the misunderstanding by Cllr McAuliffe of the 'gate' – its an arch really rather than a closing gate – I dont really support the idea. I always thought it was a bit of a gimmicky idea by the Lord Mayor Gerry Breen and Tom Coffey of DCBA that fundamentally overlooked the main problem of Parnell Street: its abysmal state. The street is a kip – sorry to be so blunt and uncharitable. Despite some very positive recent efforts by one significant property owner on the street and some other smaller improvements, no one invests in the street. Its public realm is a disgrace: the footpaths, clutter, lack of coherence, lack of anything resembling quality. Granted Luas works will lead to some improvement – and these had to be conditioned in by ABP during the Railway Order application, they weren't planned.
But its buildings are in a dreadful state., despite a large part of the street being in a conservation area and despite many properties being quite old and in some cases quite interesting. No one makes any real effort here. The revolving door of Asian businesses – constantly changing restaurants and supermarkets doesn't help the street. It doesn't building anything lasting. Its fine to have this for a while to get a place started and bring in some new energy, but its not a long term solution for the street, its doesn't allow for investment, betterment, footfall building, custom retention – all of which are needed here.
Together with nearby Marlborough Street, Parnell Street has been in this state for decades. Its bizarre. Metres from our capital's main street (which lets face it has its own problems), these streets languish in permanent decline and dereliction and dirt. I hope Luas brings improvement, I hope there will be a coordinated plan for the street, and I hope people who own buildings here cop on to themselves. But until that happens, a gaudy archway isn't going to make much difference.
Love Pho Viet by the way – and Kimchi and Deli 147 There's great potential. But its no where near being realised.
Pity that the do gooders dont spend half as much energy sorting the homeless situation instead of an Arch for Chinatown. Typacal.
Agree completely the more arches in dublin the better.
@stephenc: I have to agree with the state of the street. Like most of Dublin it is not pedestrian friendly at all- narrow footpaths strewn with the usual overload of those damn parking bollards, sandwich boards and broken paving. It could really do with widened footpaths and trying to minimise the car traffic and parking. Perhaps they could look at more characterful paving stonework, and livening up the dull gable ends with wall art.


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From the PEOPLE Archive: Darlene Cates on Her Weight Struggle: 'What the Scales Say Doesn't Have a Thing to Do with Your Value'
In 1994, the actress opened up to PEOPLE about her longtime struggles with obesity
By Stephanie Petit March 28, 2017 01:00 PM
Darlene Cates, best remembered as the actress who played Johnny Depp and Leonardo DiCaprio's obese, housebound mother in the 1993 film What's Eating Gilbert Grape, died in her sleep on Sunday morning at age 69.
In 1994, the actress — whose weight at one point shot up to nearly 600 pounds — opened up to PEOPLE about her longtime struggles with obesity and how overcoming her self-consciousness unexpectedly led to the launch of her Hollywood career.
"Stop putting things off until you're skinny!" urges Darlene Cates with hard-won conviction.
Six years ago, weighing nearly 600 lbs. and weakened by chronic illness, she was so depressed she wouldn't leave her modest brick home in Forney, Texas.
"I felt forsaken by God," she says.
Today, though still extremely heavy at 5 ft.9 in. and 520 lbs., she appears on talk shows and has a central role in the new movie What's Eating Gilbert Grape?, starring Johnny Depp and Juliette Lewis. Though she has never acted before, Cates gives a touching performance as Depp's housebound mother, a woman "beached," in Gilbert's words, "like a whale," yet able to maintain her dignity.
It is a role that rang true to Cates, 46, who believes that "what the scales say doesn't have a thing to do with your value. You can be productive and attractive — maybe not to everybody, but, by god, to some."
Her husband, Bob, 56, has stuck by her for 31 years, and their three children — Sheri, 28, Mark, 24, and Chris, 22 — provide a support system, just like the movie mother's kids. '
'I'm proud of her," says Bob, a postal worker. "She's always had that pioneer spirit."
And she has needed it. Cates grew up in the panhandle town of Dumas, Texas, the daughter of a homemaker and a gas-station attendant who divorced when she was 12. Two years later she met Bob and lied to him about her age. After a year's courtship they married; he was 25, she 15.
"I wanted someone to give me attention," she says.
Unfortunately, Bob's career as a Marine took him away often, with two 13-month tours in Vietnam as a helicopter machine gunner. Each time he left, Darlene, who says she was "pleasingly plump" as a teenager, took solace in food. Her overeating, compounded by a thyroid condition and slow metabolism, led to substantial weight gains.
'What's Eating Gilbert Grape' film premiere, Los Angeles, USA
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Then, in 1986, pelvic infections caused by a Dalkon Shield worsened and kept her bedridden for two years, during which she gained 150 pounds. Cates, feeling hopelessly sick and overweight, often found herself contemplating suicide.
When she confided in her doctor, he recommended Prozac, an antidepressant that, she now says, "turned my life around."
In 1992, she finished high school via correspondence courses and emerged from her house after a five-year period of reclusion, accepting an invitation, proffered through a support group she belonged to, to appear on a Sally Jessy Raphael show about overweight people who don't leave their homes.
At first she wanted to say no. Then, she says, she heard "this voice" pushing her.
Viewers responded with cards and gifts, and a month later she was invited back.
Grape screenwriter Peter Hedges caught her first Sally appearance and showed a tape to director Lasse Hallstrom.
"He loved her from the minute he saw her," says Hedges.
In fact, the role of Momma was expanded after Hallstrom discovered Cates could act.
"She gets into the emotion very quickly," he says.
Cates fondly recalls the four-month shoot in and around Austin, Texas, where everyone, including Depp, treated her with affection.
"He would always come up and give me a kiss," she says. Depp himself sounds smitten. "You look into those eyes and melt," he says. "She is, like, my prom queen."
Cates wants to act again — and has an offer. She also hopes to lose weight, but, she says, "God has his own timetable."
After all, she reasons, "all this stuff happened to me because I'm fat."
Story by TIM ALLIS and LOIS ARMSTRONG

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addons.mozilla.org was vulnerable to a directory traversal / local file inclusion vulnerability. As a result, it was possible for an attacker to load webserver-readable files from the local filesystem (and to execute PHP stored on the server).
This vulnerability is filed as Bug #628697.
This code is vulnerable to a directory traversal attack: the $path_string, which is used to load a template, is directly tied to user input (the arguments to the function here are the elements of the query string). By sending URL encoded slashes (%252F), it was possible to break out of the current directory and traverse via a relative path to any directory in the system. It was also possible to convince CakePHP (the framework used here) to load files without the .thtml file extension associated with templates by including a URL-encoded null byte (%2500) at the end of the URL.
The vulnerability mentioned here has been confirmed fixed by Mozilla.
I'd like to thank Wil Clouser and Michael Coates for handling this issue. I'd especially like to applaud them for the speed with which they handled this report: the vulnerability was patched and the fix was deployed in production about an hour and a half after my initial report.
Interested readers are encouraged to take a look at other vulnerabilities I've reported as a part of Mozilla's Web Security Bug Bounty.


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A risk factor is anything that increases a person's chance of developing cancer. Although risk factors often influence the development of cancer, most do not directly cause cancer. Some people with several risk factors never develop cancer, while others with no known risk factors do. Knowing your risk factors and talking about them with your doctor may help you make more informed lifestyle and health care choices.
A person with an average risk of colorectal cancer has about a 5% chance of developing colorectal cancer overall. Generally, most colorectal cancers (about 95%) are considered sporadic, meaning the genetic changes develop by chance after a person is born, so there is no risk of passing these genetic changes on to one's children. Inherited colorectal cancers are less common (about 5%) and occur when gene mutations, or changes, are passed within a family from 1 generation to the next (see below). Often, the cause of colorectal cancer is not known. However, the following factors may raise a person's risk of developing colorectal cancer:
Age. The risk of colorectal cancer increases as people get older. Colorectal cancer can occur in young adults and teenagers, but the majority of colorectal cancers occur in people older than 50. For colon cancer, the average age at the time of diagnosis for men is 68 and for women is 72. For rectal cancer, it is age 63 for both men and women. Older patients who are diagnosed with colorectal cancer face unique challenges, specifically with regard to cancer treatment. For more information, please visit Cancer.Net's section about aging and cancer.
It is important to note while colorectal cancer is still diagnosed most commonly in older adults, the incidence rate for colorectal cancer declined by about 5% per year in adults 65 and older and decreased by 1.4% per year in adults 50 to 64 years old, based on the latest statistics. Meanwhile, the incidence rate increased by nearly 2% per year in adults younger than 50. The increase is due in large part to rising numbers of rectal cancer. About 11% of all colorectal diagnoses are in people under age 50.
Gender. Men have a slightly higher risk of developing colorectal cancer than women.
Family history of colorectal cancer. Colorectal cancer may run in the family if first-degree relatives (parents, brothers, sisters, children) or many other family members (grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, cousins) have had colorectal cancer. This is especially true when family members are diagnosed with colorectal cancer before age 60. If a person has a family history of colorectal cancer, his or her risk of developing the disease is nearly double. The risk further increases if other close relatives have also developed colorectal cancer or if a first-degree relative was diagnosed at a younger age.
It is important to talk to your family members about your family's history of colorectal cancer. If you think you may have a family history of colorectal cancer, talk with a genetic counselor first before you have any genetic testing. Only genetic testing can determine if you have a genetic mutation, and genetic counselors are trained to explain the risks and benefits of genetic testing.
Rare inherited conditions. Members of families with certain uncommon inherited conditions also have a significantly increased risk of colorectal cancer, as well as other types of cancer. These include:
Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP)
Attenuated familial adenomatous polyposis (AFAP)
Gardner syndrome, a variant of FAP
Lynch syndrome, also called hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC)
Juvenile polyposis syndrome (JPS)
Muir-Torre syndrome, a variant of Lynch Syndrome
MYH-associated polyposis (MAP)
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Turcot syndrome, a variant of FAP and Lynch Syndrome
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). People with IBD, such as ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease, may develop chronic inflammation of the large intestine. This increases the risk of colorectal cancer. IBD is not the same as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS does not increase your risk of colorectal cancer.
Adenomatous polyps (adenomas). Polyps are not cancer, but some types of polyps called adenomas can develop into colorectal cancer over time. Polyps can often be completely removed using a tool during a colonoscopy, a test in which a doctor looks into the colon using a lighted tube after the patient has been sedated. Polyp removal can prevent colorectal cancer. People who have had adenomas have a greater risk of additional polyps and of colorectal cancer, and they should have follow-up screening tests regularly (see below.)
Personal history of certain types of cancer. People with a personal history of colorectal cancer and women who have had ovarian cancer or uterine cancer are more likely to develop colorectal cancer.
Race. Black people have the highest rates of sporadic, or non-hereditary, colorectal cancer in the United States. Colorectal cancer is also a leading cause of cancer-related death among black people. Black women are more likely to die from colorectal cancer than women from any other racial group, and black men are even more likely to die from colorectal cancer than black women. The reasons for these differences are unclear. Because black people are more likely to be diagnosed with colorectal cancer at a younger age, the American College of Gastroenterology suggests that black people begin screening with colonoscopies at age 45 (see Screening). Earlier screening may find changes in the colon at a point when they are more easily treated.
Physical inactivity and obesity. People who lead an inactive lifestyle, meaning no regular exercise and a lot of sitting, and people who are overweight or obese may have an increased risk of colorectal cancer.
Nutrition. Current research consistently links eating more red meat and processed meat to a higher risk of the disease. Other dietary factors have also been looked at to see if they affect the risk of developing colorectal cancer.
Smoking. Recent studies have shown that smokers are more likely to die from colorectal cancer than nonsmokers.
Different factors cause different types of cancer. Researchers continue to look into what factors cause this type of cancer. Although there is no proven way to completely prevent this disease, you may be able to lower your risk. Talk with your health care team for more information about your personal risk of colorectal cancer.
The following may lower a person's risk of colorectal cancer:
Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Some studies suggest that aspirin and other NSAIDs may reduce the development of polyps in people with a history of colorectal cancer or polyps. However, regular use of NSAIDs may cause major side effects, including bleeding of the stomach lining and blood clots leading to stroke or heart attack. Taking aspirin or other NSAIDs are not a substitute for having regular colorectal cancer screenings. People should talk with their doctor about the risks and benefits of taking aspirin on a regular basis.
Diet and supplements. A diet rich in fruits and vegetables and low in red meat may help reduce the risk of colorectal cancer. Some studies have also found that people who take calcium and vitamin D supplements have a lower risk of colorectal cancer.
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Akzo Nobel gains access to the books of ICI
Paint giant sweetens its offer the British company with a £8 billion indicative bid
Akzo Nobel has raised its per share offer to 670p in cash. The Dutch paint company teamed up with Henkel – the latter will acquire one of ICI's adhesives and electronics units for £2.7 billion – in the long-running battle to strengthen its position in the gloabl coatings industry. Estimates put Akzo's market share at 15% should it purchase ICI and raise its presence in the US and emerging markets around the world. Access to ICI's books is being seen as a significant move towards placating shareholders concerned that Akzo is overpaying. Directors now hope to show the dissenting voices that the two businesses have considerable advantages working together.


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Trump on DACA: Don't fall for Dreamer trap
President Trump spoke on his immigration proposal and offer of citizenship to Dreamers at a GOP meeting in West Virginia.
Updated: Feb 2, 2018 11:13 AM
Just two days after issuing a call for bipartisanship, President Donald Trump returned Thursday to needling Democrats and turned to the prospect of bouncing them from office in the 2018 election.
The President, in remarks at a Republican congressional retreat in West Virginia, knocked Democrats for a lack of applause during his State of the Union address and sought to shift the onus of reaching an immigration deal on the opposing party.
While Trump initially suggested Republicans may need to compromise to reach a deal with Democrats on immigration, he then turned his sights to the 2018 election as an alternative.
"To get it done we'll have to make some compromises," Trump said, "unless we elect more Republicans."
"If we win more, we don't have to compromise so much," he added.
Trump also sought to pushback on Democrats framing of the immigration discussions as working to protect "Dreamers," a term used to refer to recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, a program that protected undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children.
"Some people call it Dreamers. It's not Dreamers. Don't fall into that trap. It's just much different than Dreamers," the President said, before referencing a line from his State of the Union speech. "And I said the other night, we have Dreamers, too."
Trump's comments came on the heels of his State of the Union address on Tuesday, when the President pointed to immigration and infrastructure as key areas for cooperation and bipartisanship in the coming year.
But Democrats' cool reception to his immigration deal framework -- despite proposing a path to citizenship for 1.8 million "Dreamers" -- left Trump claiming Thursday that Democrats have failed to live up to the "good game" he said they talk.
"We're getting very little help from the Democrats," Trump said. "They talk a good game with DACA, but they don't produce. Either they come on board or we're going to have to work really hard to get" more Republicans elected.
The President's criticism of Democrats also went beyond policy, with Trump knocking Democrats for not standing up and applauding during his national address when he touted sinking unemployment numbers.
Trump noted that there was "zero movement from the Democrats" as he touted record-low unemployment numbers among African-Americans and Hispanics and accused Democrats of not wanting to see the country succeed.
"They sat there stone cold," Trump said. "They'd rather see us not do well than see our country do great and that's not good, that's not good. We have to change that."
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Q: Activity Indicator not working when called from rootVC I have a rootVC in which i have a view called loadingView and an activityIndicator in loadingView. The problem is that when i called the loadingView into another VC that inherit VC, the loadingView is nil...Does anybody know? Thanks.

A: So the problem is you are added loadingView to the xib of parent rootVC here, and creating a child view controller instance with its own xib. So the parent xib is not loaded and loadingView will be nil. Either create loadingView programatically or use progress hud libraries.

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History of AUGUST
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The first AUGUST was responsible for the 45rpm record released in 1978 with the original song, On My Mind, written and sung by John Piette. A record was unusual for a band to release at the time which drew attention and went on to receive extensive airplay in the local markets.
Musicians: John Piette/guitar/vocals, Bill Watson/drums, Aaron Murphy/guitar,
Danny Murphy/Bass, and Daryl Breeden/guitar./vocals.
Moving to a new direction, John Piette went to the recording studio as a solo artist and recorded an LP of original songs entitled: AUGUST, featuring John Piette and Friends. This LP is often referred to as the black album.
The record features: John Piette/guitar, Bill Weisband/vocals, Nick Pizzola/drums,
Mike Smoot/bass and Ray Brand/guitar/slide.
John put together a "Touring" AUGUST to support the release of the LP which became very successful as an "original" rock act touring throughout the Mid-Atlantic circuit on National stages.
Musicians: John Piette/guitar, Jerry Bozic/drums, Steve Allison/guitar, Howard Brundage/Bass, and Doug Allen/vocals. Jerry Bozic would leave the band and was replaced by drummer Donnie Spence from the band Kix.
AUGUST 1980's
The third AUGUST which became "THE AUGUST" of the 80's saw the concerts grow bigger and became a regular on the National Circuit performing with acts such as Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Johnny VanZant, the B52's and Foghat.
This AUGUST was picked as one of the top 5 bands in the WashingtonDC/Baltimore market and their original, "In The Middle Of The Night", was featured on the WAVA rock stations, "Washington Rocks" LP.
Musicians: John Piette/guitar, Bill Weisband/vocals, Howard Brundage/Bass, Scott O'Brien/guitar and Dave Jenkins/drums. Front man Bill Weisband would leave after years of touring and was replaced by Mike McManus/vocals.
Recorded the 45 RPM record featuring two original songs released in 1978.
JOHN AND AARON
AUGUST 1977 JOHN PIETTE AND AARON MURPHY Fauquier High School Band Battle won by AUGUST.
AUGUST LIVE!! 1977
Danny Murphy, Bill Watson, John Piette, Aaron Murphy Fauquier High School Band Battle won by AUGUST.
Howard, Doug, Steve, John and Donnie
Late 70's touring AUGUST
JERRY BOZIC - Drums
AUGUST Late 1980's
AUGUST with Mike McManus, frontman John Piette, Dave Jenkins, Mike McManus, Howard Brundage, Scott O'Brien.
AUGUST LIVE
AUGUST Live with 3000+ (police estimate) in attendance in a field near Nokesville, VA
AUGUST Live at the Back of the Rack Nightclub in Ocean City, Maryland Howard Brundage, Scott O'Brien, Bill Weisband, John Piette, Dave Jenkins
AUGUST 2022!!
John Piette established the AUGUST Facebook page in 2009, including pictures and audio from the AUGUST Tours. Today over 15,000 friends and fans from over 43 countries around the world are viewing the AUGUST Facebook page per week.
The popularity of the AUGUST Facebook page convinced John to reestablish AUGUST to record a new CD of original music. Several AUGUST alumni returned, including original drummer, Jerry Bozic, and guitarist/vocals from the 80's tours, Scott O'Brien. Seasoned musicians Jeff Bowers on lead vocals and Steve Mindak on bass/vocals also joined AUGUST as new members to record the 2015 CD "Street Smart" which had great sales
and is featured on radio broadcasts around the world. This was followed by their 2017 CD release "After Midnight" which also received brisk sales and airplay!! With Kevin Schmidt replacing Steve Mindak on bass guitar, AUGUST retracked some of their most popular songs from the previous Cd's and Released the CD "Rewind" in 2018!!
The current AUGUST line up consists of John Piette, Jerry Bozic, and Kevin Schmidt.
At the suggestion of music industry members, John Piette has assumed the main
vocal role.
AUGUST released their newest CD entitled, "Straight Fire" which features all new originals. The release has been delayed due to the pandemic but have been released on ARFM UK and on the August website, Reverbnation and Facebook pages.
AUGUST ROCK BAND
"QUOTES"
"What comes across from the Straight Fire video - is how good the musicians are. I bet they sound great live.
Good tight sound - excellent lead guitar work and vocals. My compliments on the song, too!"
Targeting markets - USA, Canada, Germany, Scandinavia, East Europe and Japan.
Dennis Sinnott/EMI UK
"We know John writes great songs, what scares us is missing what he writes next!"
Aziz Goksel/Atlantic Records
"God knows, August has been trying, to play all original music and do well in the clubs is a feat in itself!"
Richard Harrington/The Washington Post
(C) 2022 JPiette
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Having been raised in the heart of the Cordilleras, my childhood toys include barks of pine trees, pitcher plants, leaves of mountain shrubs, wild berries, and citrus produces. The Hortikultura Extravaganza Tour opened me to more possibilities of appreciating the wonders of fauna.
Organized by fellow blogger Rence Chan, the Hortikultura Extravanganza Tour brought me to major spots within the famous Quezon City Circle. After the group gathered at Max's, we went around the gardens feasting upon cactus and other varieties of succulent plants.
Lesson 1: Succulent plants hold water, so you do not need to water them every day. On desert grounds, most plants are succulents.
Lesson 2: Green houses are a home to cactus plants to protect these plants from the rain. Remember, cactus is a desert plant and should not get watered every day.
There was a parade of flower floats days before the tour as part of the extravaganza. The floats were displayed around the shrine, with people taking photos with the colorflul floats as their background.
Lesson 3: Baguio's Panagbenga Flower Festival is not the only event, wherein flower floats are a major attraction. Although as once resident of Baguio, I know the fact that Panagbenga offers the best experience for that category.
Moreover, there was a landscaping contest, which for me is literally grand. Select spots in the park have been re-design and decorated by companies and indivuals for a prize. They used many types of plant and ornaments to beautify the spots. And the works are undeniably spectacular to the eyes.
Lesson 4: You can put fairy toys in your garden to put more enchantment on your garden. Jars and fountains are overused and overrated.
As we moved forward, we passed by orchid stalls. All throughout the tour, Rence was generous enough to classify the plants and give scientific names of these. Of course I knew there was no quiz afterwards so I did not care to jot down what he was saying.
Lesson 5: Know the altitude of your house to know which orchid is best in your place. Some orchids for the lowland; others are for the highland. Thus, not all orchids being bought in Baguio's Orchidarium may survive here in Metro Manila.
One of the highlights of the Hortikultura Extravaganza Tour was a glimpse of the new method of reproducing a plant specie. Instead of the usual process of planting seeds, we were shown that plant tissues may be grown on a chemical solution.
This new technology can be used to protect native plants from extinction. However, there are laws limiting options on this kind of venture.
Lesson 6: Not all plants are native. New technologies allow the modification of the genes of a plant to create varieties of it.
Lesson 7: With just P15,000, you can start the discussed venture.
It was quite an experience to enter the house of former President Manuel L. Quezon. Not all of the stuff inside the house are authentic, as the house has survived decades of ups and downs losing some of its original materials.
Authentic items inside the house are well-protected and properly-taken cared of to preserve the home of the most powerful man in the country during the American colonization.
Lesson 8: President Manuel L. Quezon may appear tall in pictures, but he was just 5'2". He died of tuberculosis, and everyone knows that he was a chain smoker.
The final part of the tour was a visit at the Joy of Urban Gardening demo farm, a project of Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte. To combat malnutrition and poverty, the elected official advocates urban gardening.
The project has partnered with barangays, schools and parishes to help people set up courtyard gardens, and provide free seedlings and tools.
Lesson 9: Kangkong is not just for damp or swamp areas. There is a variety for dry soil.
Lesson 10: Laziness is the real reason why people remain poor. You know that.


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I followed the Directions at http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/, the fade example and its throwing this same error when I run this script. I copied and pasted the example code, but doesn't get through. I am not sure what I am doing wrong, or why its throwing that error? Did the guy who made slick messed up in his code?

A: Just had the same error, turns out the version of jQuery was pretty outdated. So try upgrading it. :)


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Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief Andy Serwer sits down with North Island Chairman, Silver Lake co-founder and former presidential economic advisor, Glenn Hutchins.
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Hutchins is on the Board of ATT and is related to Brookings and is a former advisor to Bill Clinton and is currently on the board of the Obama Foundation: Jan 26, 2021 · And now, Glenn Hutchins, has become the most recent influencial figure to back up the leading cryptocurrency. Hutchins, the co-founder of Silver Lake Global technology investment firm has reportedly put his weight behind Bitcoin, as he recently spoke in defense of the digital asset at Davos. Hutchins first drew attention to the increased rate Feb 25, 2021 · Glenn Hutchins, Chairman, North Island and North Island Ventures & Co-Founder, Silver Lake talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker at the Bloomberg Crypto Summit about what he sees as the biggest That was the assessment of Glenn Hutchins, co-founder and co-chief executive of Silver Lake, a global private equity investment firm, in a keynote address during the 2011 Wharton Private Equity Silver Lake is a global private equity firm focused on investments in technology, technology-enabled and related industries. Founded in 1999, the firm is one of the largest technology investors in the world. See full list on influencewatch.org Mike Bingle joined Silver Lake in 2000 and is currently Vice Chairman. Prior to joining Silver Lake, Mr. Bingle was a principal at Apollo Management, L.P., then a large-scale, generalist private equity firm.
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He brings a big presence to Silver Lake, but I strongly believe that Cisco will continue also to prosper. But what it does at Cisco, you'll The Advisory Council's distinguished members bring their relevant experience in monetary and fiscal policy to advance the work of the Hutchins Center. Learn more about the work and staff of the Jim Davidson, David Roux, Glenn Hutchins and Roger McNamee founded Silver Lake in 1999 at the height of the dot-com boom. Mr. McNamee later left to start Elevation Partners.
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SLP Co-founder Glenn Hutchins the other firm that owns SolarWinds. Hutchins is on the Board of ATT and is related to Brookings and is a former advisor to Bill Clinton and is currently on the board of the Obama Foundation: Jan 26, 2021 · And now, Glenn Hutchins, has become the most recent influencial figure to back up the leading cryptocurrency. Hutchins, the co-founder of Silver Lake Global technology investment firm has reportedly put his weight behind Bitcoin, as he recently spoke in defense of the digital asset at Davos. Hutchins first drew attention to the increased rate Feb 25, 2021 · Glenn Hutchins, Chairman, North Island and North Island Ventures & Co-Founder, Silver Lake talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker at the Bloomberg Crypto Summit about what he sees as the biggest That was the assessment of Glenn Hutchins, co-founder and co-chief executive of Silver Lake, a global private equity investment firm, in a keynote address during the 2011 Wharton Private Equity Silver Lake is a global private equity firm focused on investments in technology, technology-enabled and related industries. Founded in 1999, the firm is one of the largest technology investors in the world. See full list on influencewatch.org Mike Bingle joined Silver Lake in 2000 and is currently Vice Chairman. Prior to joining Silver Lake, Mr. Bingle was a principal at Apollo Management, L.P., then a large-scale, generalist private equity firm.


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For Uniqlo's collaboration with contemporary pop artist KAWS, YummyColours was tasked with steering the creative to develop a visually active partnership. The direction would need to translate to a consistent in-store and OOH experience for consumers, while maintaining the distinct aesthetic of each brand.
For the launch of Uniqlo x KAWS, YummyColours creative directed an integrated campaign including an out-of-home guerilla poster project and a takeover of Uniqlo's Fifth Avenue Flagship. As an extension of the visual campaign, KAWS designed additional creative that fully wrapped the exterior of the flagship location; a 9x13 lenticular was installed above the store's entrance; OOH bus shelter campaign advertising was implemented across the city; a digital campaign was launched that activated social with the dedicated creative content; and an exclusive in-store glass room was constructed to house the collection, distinguishing the Uniqlo x KAWS collaboration within an experiential shop-in-shop.


Find out what Lennox Head residents think of recycled water and how Ballina Shire Council is making waves in the national water scene.
Do you know how much water your shower uses per minute or what nasty tree roots can do to your plumbing? Find out in this issue of Water Talk.
"I use recycled water for all uses except cooking and drinking, I am very comfortable using it, to me it is clean and odour free." This was one of a number of similar responses obtained from a recent survey conducted by Ballina Shire Council to gauge the level of satisfaction of local residents who were turned on to recycled water during the service's initial roll out phase in July this year.
According to the survey, a majority of recycled water users were satisfied with the quality of the service, which included its pressure, clarity and convenience.
"I think the quality is excellent and I support the inclusion of recycled water into our shire over the long term," responded another satisfied local recycled water user.
Strategic Engineer Water and Wastewater Andrew Swan said that he was happy with the level of satisfaction depicted in the survey results but said the level of understanding could be improved.
More than a decade in the planning, the keenly anticipated recycled water service to transform Ballina Shire Council's water supplies is on the eve of starting.
On 10 June 2016 the NSW Department of Primary Industries – Water granted approval for the service to begin, under the Local Government Act 1993.
The Mayor of Ballina Shire Council, David Wright, will celebrate the turning on of recycled water at the Lennox Head Wastewater Treatment Plant at the official launch on Friday 1 July.
The recycled water service will initially be delivered, starting on Tuesday 5 July, to some 160 new houses at Lennox Head and Angels Beach. From there, Council will roll-out the program to supply some 7200 homes across the Shire.


It's 8pm. Do you know where your kitty is? As connoisseurs of comfort, chances are your cat is cuddled up next to you on the sofa, but at this time of night all bets are on them starting to sniff around, noses to the catflap sizing up the night, planning their nocturnal frolics and sussing out where to slink off to. Yes, even the doziest daytime moggy turns into the stealthiest, most mysterious and wide-eyed creature when night draws in – or so they'd like us to believe. But when they come in, wind still bristling through their fur, tail still twitching from defending their territory and go straight to sleep from exhaustion, we have to ask ourselves: what have they been up to?
There's definitely another side to our contented kitties; wildness flows through their veins. Some consider the latest craze in collar GPS trackers to be the answer – but while these might show us where our furry friends go, they don't show us the mischief they get up to. One cat owner's dramatic GPS tracker video certainly shows the three mile route their cat took during one night (resting for only eight minutes!) but the video doesn't tell us what this little kitty really did.
We can only play guessing games from the clues they bring back; those little bits of bush stuck to their tails, sticky seeds stuck to their collars, chunks of mud on their paws, strange smells clinging to their fur and even fuller tummies than they left with! Cats often have their own private life, but all cat lovers hate to think of their beloved furry friend visiting neighbours for treats. Surely they wouldn't be so…catty?
More likely a scenario is your cat is protecting your house and home with a 'mi casa es su casa' mentality. Loveable softy by day but tough rogue by night, there's no doubt that your cat dons a suit of armour and becomes a ferocious guardian of your garden, puffing themselves up to three times the size at even the slightest noise, ready to fight for honour and glory! Or biscuits – the line blurs. And there's nothing shameful about breaking up a couple of squabbling cats at 2am in your dressing gown, arms flailing. No shame there at all, we hear.
Or your cat could have made some friends. Probably not along the same adorable lines as one of the many unlikely animal friendship videos scattered around the internet, which sees cats adopting animals like rats and chicks, but friends nonetheless. Cats have a fascination with owls, bats and moths and will stare at them for hours, taking note of every hoot and every swish of wings. Like moths are drawn to a flame, cats are drawn to moths. Many cats like to practice their gymnastic skills with moths; jumping, pirouetting, turning and pivoting in the air like the latest talent at Sadler's Wells. This is partly why they're so worn out when you see them in the morning.
We'll be checking in with resident All Four Paws cat, Frankie, to see what he and his furry friends get up to at night time. We're sure he'll report back with tales of chivalry and bravery, and not one mention of the delicious leftovers found in the neighbours' bins after dark.


Third year student Gemma tells us about her experience of doing a free yoga session with Sport in Mind.
Sport in Mind is a local mental health charity that uses sport as a way to combat anxiety and stress for students. Every Monday 10:30 – 11:30 there's free yoga sessions at Sportspark and anyone who is feeling stressed, anxious or struggling in some way, or who wants to do something positive for your mental health can come along. It's really easy to join the session – just go to SportsPark reception and tell them you're with Sport in Mind.
I have only ever done Yoga in the comfort of my own home following Youtube tutorials so I was a bit nervous of the prospect of doing it in front of others as a beginner. However, the class was very relaxed and perfect for beginners as it was a small class and the instructor was there to give guidance.
We did poses that I had tried before such as downward facing dog, but also some that I hadn't tried such as Warrior 2, Trikonasana and Utkatasana. At the end we also did a breathing exercise called 'alternate nostril breathing' which sounds strange but it is used in yoga and meditation to focus and calm the mind, and restore balance in the left and right hemispheres of the brain. I went with my housemates and we all found it very relaxing.
Yoga focuses on strength, flexibility and breathing. Moving and stretching in new ways will help you to become more flexible and release tight areas. At university we seem to spend a lot of our time hunched over computer screens and on our phones, so it can be a great way to release some of the tension in the neck and back that this causes.
Yoga also helps to build strength in your muscles as you are taught to hold positions over the course of several breaths. Holding these positions also help you to improve balance and build core strength. Focusing our attention on breathing and teaching how to take deeper breaths can help clear the nasal passages, and even calm the nervous system which has both physical and mental benefits.
As soon as you start breathing deeply and become more aware of your breathing, you calm your nervous system and slow down the fight or flight mode that we often don't realise we are in. This helps to reduce stress and anxiety. A gentle practice of yoga also releases a chemical called Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the brain which suppresses the neural activity that leads to anxiety.
Yoga also helps with posture and bad posture adds to backache, headaches which can stimulate or add to depression. Yoga is learning to relax and calm your mind and body; doing this on a Monday morning is a great way to help you reset your mind for the week ahead.
If you're interested in trying yoga to help you de-stress and feel less anxious, I'd really recommend coming along to a Sport in Mind session. You can go every week, or you can just go when you feel you need it – there's no judgement or expectations.


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Q: Can I make my physical computers taskbar allways visible over Thinlic? I'm new to Thinlinc and my physical machine is windows 7.
I'm using multi monitors fullscreen, but even so, when I get a lync message, my windows taskbar becomes visible and the Lync message stays on top. Is there a way to make the taskbar always visible.