I still remember very clearly what you said to me that night.
She doesn't remember how much wine she drank last night.
I just remembered that I have an appointment on Tuesday.
I sometimes remember the things I forgot.
Do you remember where you put your glasses?
I am trying to remember now….
I cannot remember her phone number.
That song reminds me of my old friends.
His story reminded me that I had a similar experience when I was younger.
I came up with an excellent solution.
I can't remember where I put my glasses.
I think you were wearing them when you were reading a book on the sofa. Does that ring a bell?


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package meterdb

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/prometheus/client_golang/prometheus"

	"github.com/ava-labs/avalanchego/utils/metric"
	"github.com/ava-labs/avalanchego/utils/wrappers"
)

func newSizeMetric(namespace, name string, reg prometheus.Registerer, errs *wrappers.Errs) metric.Averager {
	return metric.NewAveragerWithErrs(
		namespace,
		fmt.Sprintf("%s_size", name),
		fmt.Sprintf("bytes passed in a %s call", name),
		reg,
		errs,
	)
}

func newTimeMetric(namespace, name string, reg prometheus.Registerer, errs *wrappers.Errs) metric.Averager {
	return metric.NewAveragerWithErrs(
		namespace,
		name,
		fmt.Sprintf("time (in ns) of a %s", name),
		reg,
		errs,
	)
}

type metrics struct {
	readSize,
	writeSize,
	has, hasSize,
	get, getSize,
	put, putSize,
	delete, deleteSize,
	newBatch,
	newIterator,
	compact,
	close,
	healthCheck,
	bPut, bPutSize,
	bDelete, bDeleteSize,
	bSize,
	bWrite, bWriteSize,
	bReset,
	bReplay,
	bInner,
	iNext, iNextSize,
	iError,
	iKey,
	iValue,
	iRelease metric.Averager
}

func newMetrics(namespace string, reg prometheus.Registerer) (metrics, error) {
	errs := wrappers.Errs{}
	return metrics{
		readSize:    newSizeMetric(namespace, "read", reg, &errs),
		writeSize:   newSizeMetric(namespace, "write", reg, &errs),
		has:         newTimeMetric(namespace, "has", reg, &errs),
		hasSize:     newSizeMetric(namespace, "has", reg, &errs),
		get:         newTimeMetric(namespace, "get", reg, &errs),
		getSize:     newSizeMetric(namespace, "get", reg, &errs),
		put:         newTimeMetric(namespace, "put", reg, &errs),
		putSize:     newSizeMetric(namespace, "put", reg, &errs),
		delete:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "delete", reg, &errs),
		deleteSize:  newSizeMetric(namespace, "delete", reg, &errs),
		newBatch:    newTimeMetric(namespace, "new_batch", reg, &errs),
		newIterator: newTimeMetric(namespace, "new_iterator", reg, &errs),
		compact:     newTimeMetric(namespace, "compact", reg, &errs),
		close:       newTimeMetric(namespace, "close", reg, &errs),
		healthCheck: newTimeMetric(namespace, "health_check", reg, &errs),
		bPut:        newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_put", reg, &errs),
		bPutSize:    newSizeMetric(namespace, "batch_put", reg, &errs),
		bDelete:     newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_delete", reg, &errs),
		bDeleteSize: newSizeMetric(namespace, "batch_delete", reg, &errs),
		bSize:       newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_size", reg, &errs),
		bWrite:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_write", reg, &errs),
		bWriteSize:  newSizeMetric(namespace, "batch_write", reg, &errs),
		bReset:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_reset", reg, &errs),
		bReplay:     newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_replay", reg, &errs),
		bInner:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "batch_inner", reg, &errs),
		iNext:       newTimeMetric(namespace, "iterator_next", reg, &errs),
		iNextSize:   newSizeMetric(namespace, "iterator_next", reg, &errs),
		iError:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "iterator_error", reg, &errs),
		iKey:        newTimeMetric(namespace, "iterator_key", reg, &errs),
		iValue:      newTimeMetric(namespace, "iterator_value", reg, &errs),
		iRelease:    newTimeMetric(namespace, "iterator_release", reg, &errs),
	}, errs.Err
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


We have estimates for 47% of these action figures.
Estimates vary between US$8.63 and US$93.69.
Complete checklist for the 49 action figures Pocket Pop! released between 2014 and 2018. Get an estimate for each action figure from the Pocket Pop! collection.


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How Jennifer Garner Gets Ben Affleck and her Kids to Take Care of Their Skin
Jennifer Garner is a stickler when it comes to taking care of her skin, but it's not easy to get her family members to heed her skincare advice.
Her hubby would be pretty well-protected from the sun's harmful rays if he ran around in his Batman costume all day, but Ben Affleck is more of a T-shirt and shorts kind of guy. And like most men, he doesn't worry enough about his skin. "Fifty percent of men say they have not worn sunscreen in the past year," Garner recently told Allure.
The actress has worked hard to make sure that her husband isn't one of these macho sunscreen shunners, but it hasn't been easy. "I cannot tell you how many battles with him I've had about sunscreen when we're at the beach and I see him crisping up," she said. "He knows how I feel about it; he knows what I do for a living [Garner is a spokeswoman for Neutrogena]."
Luckily, Jennifer Garner has devised a sinister way of winning the sunscreen battle. "If I can sneak it in, I spray it on him," she said. This is a pretty ingenious way to get kids and significant others to wear sunscreen – just buy a spray-on bottle of sunscreen like Neutrogena Fresh Cooling Sunscreen Body Mist SPF 70 ($10) and attack them with it.
Garner makes her kids put on sunscreen before they go to school, and she makes a game out of it by seeing how fast she can apply it. "I let them choose a song, and by the end of singing it, I have to be done putting it on them," she said. Garner also tries to make applying sunscreen less of an annoyance by giving her kids a choice between protective products like sticks and lotions.
For women, Jennifer Garner recommends Neutrogena Ultra Sheer ($9). She likes it because it can be worn underneath makeup without messing it up, and it also doesn't cause any skin problems. It's a fast-absorbing, non-comedogenic product that creates a non-shiny finish.
To avoid melted makeup and oily skin, try replacing your moisturizer with the sunscreen during the summer months – it's actually sweat resistant. And like moisturizers, it contains ingredients that are good for the skin: anti-oxidant vitamins A, C, and E. The sunscreen also contains silica, an ingredient found in many blurring face primers.
Woman Starts Petition For Blue Ivy's Hair To Be Combed
Natural Remedy: The Benefits Of Apple Cider Vinegar

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Q: android making listview place in scrollview container recently I have read  this tutorial from roman nurik and after downloading its source code and making some changes by adding a simple  Listview instead of Item.Bottom view , I find out that Listview is not placing in its own container in custom scrollView . Actually depended on its height , it goes up and covers Item.top (with purple color in this sample and 300dp height )
here is screenshot . compare it to orginal screenshot in this link
but it should be like this , and listview must be in that red place and covers purple one when we scroll it

is there Any idea how can I handle this ? (adding listview inside scrollview without conflicting )?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


This past August Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism John Brennan gave a speech outlining the administration's deep thoughts on combating terrorism. The speech — "A New Approach for Safeguarding Americans" — "conveniently outlined the administration's present and future policy mistakes," in the words of Daniel Pipes.
If you seek a handy compilation of the shibboleths that now guide our approach to the phenomenon formerly known as Islamist terrorism, Brennan's speech is must reading. To take one example cited by Pipes, Brennan rejects any connection between "violent extremism" and Islam: "Using the legitimate term jihad, which means to purify oneself or to wage a holy struggle for a moral goal, risks giving these murderers the religious legitimacy they desperately seek but in no way deserve." Any connection between Islam and Islamist terrorism is purely coincidental. While Brennan's take on jihad may be a big hit in Obama's White House, it is not exactly authoritative.
Pipes also captured the tone of Obama worship in which the speech is pitched: "Disturbingly, Brennan ascribes virtually every thought or policy in his speech to the wisdom of the One. This cringe-inducing lecture reminds one of a North Korean functionary paying homage to the Dear Leader." You might say that Obama and Brennan worship at the same shrine.
Some of the consequences became apparent in the administration's handling of Christmas Day bomber Umar Abdulmutallab. After an interrogation lasting some 50 minutes, Abdulmutallab was provided with Miranda warnings and a lawyer, after which Abdulmutallab clammed up. According to Eric Holder, all was well. The administration was following hallowed procedures.
Last week the administration let it be known that all that was well was now even better. Abdulmutallab was talking again. Did he waive his "rights"? The administration has not seen fit to apprise us of all the circumstances leading to Abdulmutallab's widening his circle of love beyond his lawyer.
I explained to them that [Abdulmutallab] was in FBI custody, that Mr. Abdulmutallab was, in fact, talking, that he was cooperating at that point. They knew that "in FBI custody" means that there's a process then you follow as far as Mirandizing and presenting him in front of a magistrate. None of those individuals raised any concerns with me at that point. They didn't say, "Is he going into military custody?" "Is he going to be Mirandized?" They were very appreciative of the information, we told them we'd keep them informed, and that's what we did. So there's been a–quite a bit of an outcry after the fact where, again, I'm just very concerned on the behalf of the counterterrorism professionals throughout our government that politicians continue to make this a political football and are using it for whatever political or partisan purposes, whether they be Democrats or Republicans.
Brennan implied that his Republican interlocutors should have concluded from his statement that Abdulmutallab was in custody and was cooperating that he would be given a Miranda warning and a lawyer. A reasonable person would not draw any such conclusion, however, and in fact Brennan's interlocutors did not.
Brennan angrily asserted that he was "tiring of politicians using national security issues such as terrorism as a political football. They are going out there, they're, they're unknowing of the facts, and they're making charges and allegations that are not anchored in reality." If Brennan is tired, his lassitude must derive from his own exertions in political football.
Brennan rests his straw men in part on then-Attorney General Michael Mukasey's September 2008 Guidelines for Domestic FBI Operations. Mukasey, however, begs to differ. As one might infer from the title of the guidelines, Mukasey explains that the decision to provide Miranda warnings to the Christmas Day bomber and classify him as a criminal defendant do not follow from them.
One more timely column addresses Brennan's remarkable performance as a spin merchant on behalf of the Obama administration. In "Miranda wrongs," Ralph Peters locates the source of Brennan's lassitude in the same place I do.


The large gym is unavailable the next two days due to a grade 1 and grade 2 performance. The field was very wet this morning as well, so 5th grade, 4th grade, and some 3rd grade students were brought outside to the playground blacktop to play. We try not to use the MP room with 3 classes due to the small space. These students played Gaga, 4 Square, wall ball, and used hula hoops and playground balls.
At 10:30, when recess started and we needed to move, we tested the field and it wasn't too bad. Starting at this time (with first grade), students played with flying discs on the field. This will continue for the rest of the day if this stubborn weather pattern doesn't spoil that plan.
Hopefully, we can continue with track on Friday.


After a beautiful pop up exhibition presented at the 836M gallery in Jackson Square, PULSIONS will be in Santa Cruz in March and in Oakland this Fall.
The de Young Museum invites you to come and discover its new exhibition Monet, the Late Years, starting February 16 and until May 27, 2019.
The exhibition about Paul Gauguin "A spiritual journey" opened at the de Young Museum in the Golden Gate Park. This is a rather short exhibition and yet it does tell a long story about this extraordinary (literally actually) artist.
East meets West Jewels of the Maharajas from the Al Thani Collection, the new exhibition at the Legion of Honor is shining bright like a diamond... like a galore of diamonds, and pearls and gems. Let's share some impressions.
For months already, Max Hollein has been announcing this exhibition, based on such a widely discussed societal topic. ''Contemporary Muslim Fashions'', the latest exhibiton at the de Young Museum is open until January 6, 2019.
Magritte, The Fifth season is at SFMOMA until October 28, 2018.
While waiting for Magritte, at the same time as Magritte in a few days, or simply for the pleasure to go to the SFMOMA, here are 2 photo exhibtions we really loved during our recent visit.


You must make reservations at least 5 minutes in advance of the time at Elora Mill Restaurant.
We went to enjoy a beautiful Valentines dinner. We had made reservations a week in advance but on arrival, we were told the dinning room was full and they put us in the cocktail lounge downstairs. A beautiful view but the tables are cocktail tables, small and lower so not comfortable for eating. Our waiter came and we ordered cocktails, then our appetizer came and the food was very delicious...until the main course! I ordered the Chasseange Poussin which was on the menu, my husband the lamb chops. His meal was very good, mine came with liver pate in the dish, although the menu never mentioned liver, I would never have ordered this dish if I had known it had liver, as I dislike that taste. The chicken was extremely salty, my husband agreed that it was very over salted, I could taste nothing but the salt. When the waiter came to the table to see how we enjoyed our meal, I asked him if my dish stated on the menu that it had liver in it. He assured me it did mention liver pate. We did not have a menu at this point to check. He told us he would let the kitchen know that I disliked my dish. Then our waiter left and never returned, we had another waitress for the remainder of the evening, who brought us the menu again to see if we wanted dessert. I checked the description of my dish and there was no mention of liver or liver pate. I think our waiter was switched because he was embarrassed to return and apologize for his error in telling me that the menu had stated liver on my dish. His not returning to finish serving us left a uneasy feeling on our part, and ruined an otherwise pleasant evening. I have never complained about a dish at a restaurant.. EVER!!! This is not something I do for enjoyment to see if I can get a free meal. Had our waiter returned and apologized and finished serving us our dessert course, maybe this review would not have been so harsh. For my first experience of the Elora Mill, I left disappointed in the service and the food.
Excellent place, could have used a few more vegetarian options on the menu.
The experience was amazing overall. Great service from start to end. Everyone was professional and did their job to the best of their ability. Food was delicious and serving size was generous.


The Galaxy S6 Edge and the S6 have one aspect that is incomparable, the TouchWiz, which is more streamlined and lighter than its previous renditions.
This does not mean that custom ROM isn't a viable option for the smartphone. On contrary, custom ROM promises an improved battery life and better performance. Developers have enough time to develop custom ROMs for both smartphones.
Unfortunately, these 2 handsets comes with proprietary Exynos chipsets and setting a custom ROMS might be troublesome. However, this does not mean that there are custom ROMs for the two handsets but the existing ones are a handful.
The custom ROM is available for SM-G920T / SM-G920I / SM-G920F. The custom ROM is a small TouchWiz based ROM (467MB) for the S6. It claims to be one of the most barebone Touchwiz experiences you can get. It has awesome extensive number of tweaks and modes. It also comes with a 5 way reboot menu, BusyBox baked into firmware out of the box, native call recording, has no high volume warning, numerous interface tweaks, lots of prop edits and many more improvements.
The custom ROM is available for the SM-GN20F. VN ROM comes with new features on top of the stock TouchWiz. It supports the S6 Edge contact feature, allows the user to modify the key backlight duration and the status bar clock, and has a new baseband modem. The ROM also allows you to get rid of the keyboard switcher notification, various new stock launcher settings, multiuser switch, network speed in the status bar, etc.
The custom ROM is available for the SM-G920F. The ROM is all about customizing and personalization of Android experience per individual requirements of each user. It has awesome added features which can't be emulated elsewhere. The most vital features are; deodexed, zipaligned, pre-rooted, distribution with the most recent BusyBox, an Aroma installer which allows you to choose the features of the custom ROM that you would like to install.
The custom ROM is available for the SM-G920F. This ROM has a feature list which makes it an appealing option. WanamLite is a debloated custom ROM that comes with a stock kernel which has been tweaked a little. BusyBox and root access support are 2 vital custom ROM features you do get out of the box.
The ROM is availableCA for SM-G925F. CarHD ROM for Galaxy S6 Edge is a representative of the scarce ROM pop for the Edge device. The ROM has a semi transparent and inverted interface. The ROM is based on one of the most recent firmware and it also comes with a usual paraphernalia of the custom ROM zip aligned and pre-rooted with the SuperSU while the BusyBox script pre installed.


The plan to build thousands of houses in Marrickville's industrial land may still proceed despite the NSW government's handover of planning control to local councils.
The Inner-West Council and the City of Canterbury Bankstown are now in charge of the strategic planning along the Bankstown rail line, which is set to be converted to a higher-frequency metro rail service by 2024. This effectively derailed the proposal from property giant Mirvac for a $1.3 billion apartment project in the zone, covering 20 buildings ranging from two- to 28-storey height, over 2,600 residential units and 17,300 square metres of new commercial and retail space.
"The community will develop the plans, where the buildings will go, where the new homes will go, where the new parks will be," said Planning Minister Anthony Roberts.
However, Toby Long, general manager for NSW residential development at Mirvac said the company will not give up on the project. "We are looking at many months of work ahead before the proposal will be ready, but we take a long view and we are prepared to take our time to get it right," said Long.


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Isralicious • Jewlicious • Popalicious
"Here Comes Hanukkah…" plus, a rant from Esther
by Esther Kustanowitz
Adam Sandler's all about the presents, boys and girls. So Hanukkah came early this year for children whose lives recently had actually not been much of a holiday of lights.
The JTA reports that the L.A.-based Sandler, responsible for Jewishly outing many of today's most celebrated celebrities through his "Hanukkah Song" and its seemingly infinite number of spin-offs, donated 400 PlayStation consoles and games to children in "Israeli conflict zones." The games were distributed by the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
Yes, it's a lovely gesture, and I hope those children will be very happy playing Grand Theft Auto or SpongeBob SquarePants, or whatever the kids are doing these days. But everytime I hear that Adam Sandler makes $50 million a film, such trifles seem like luxuries. My criticism is not of Sandler per se, but of the wacked-out salaries of Hollywood people. If each of, say, the Oscar honorees made it their mission to donate a percentage of their per-picture salaries to a cause–either of their choice, or the Academy could pick one for them–I'm pretty sure we could cure cancer, or stop slavery and oppression, or put an end to world hunger. No one needs to make $50 million for making a movie about a remote control that allows you to control women joggers so that their boobs bounce slower. That's not really changing the world.
So, yasher koah, Adam Sandler. You helped brighten a kid's day, which is great. But if I banded together with friends, I'm sure we could send a hundred pizzas to IDF soldiers. But that's the scale we operate on. But with people who make a disproportionate amount of money for the work they do, their responsibility should be to do more. Because there's always more work to be done.
Esther Kustanowitz
For more posts by Esther, see EstherK.com, MyUrbanKvetch.com and JDatersAnonymous.com.
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When Laughter is Most Needed: Comedy for Koby in Israel (this week) - 11/30/2008
TJS S4 Interlude 10th of Tevet: it's not too late
Reb Yudel says:
The responsibility is not theirs, but ours: We need to bring back the 70% tax bracket. It would be good for the people, and good for the shareholders who own the movie studios.
sewlow says:
if i were a rich philanthropist… yaddle diddle daddle deedle doo
Yidcore link
why won't adam sandler let them do his song?
This is a very real economic conundrum and one that increasingly confounds many looking at our economy: {See also the excellent [Http://www.epi.org] too on the general issue}.
There guys were not the first, but this might be a decent treatment you can find at the library:
"The Winner-Take-All Society: Why the Few at the Top Get So Much More Than the Rest of Us" (Paperback)
by Robert H. Frank (Author), Philip J. Cook
Cheers & Good Luck! 'VJ'
SN says:
OK, I'm going to be the devil's advocate (or Adam Sandler's in this case)
I know that they said in the article that they gave out 400 play stations- but I happen to know from the Israeli Consulate here that the guy gave $100,000, and he did it to help make kids in Israel happy.
Thats a lot of money and a lot more than most other stars. He's proud to be Jewish and not afraid to openly support Israel in a very Liberal, Pro-Palestinian, uber leftist industry.
I just don't think it is fair to rip on him because he could have given more.
Yes we hate rich people, but we all want to be them.
It's like my mother always says "Do a good deed and just be happy if no one kicks you in the head."
themiddle says:
Ms. Nadav is right on, er, the money. The system is not of Mr. Sandler's making, and he is within his rights to try to earn what the market will pay. If it's $20 million a movie or more, then he is being paid that because somebody thinks he's worth that amount.
I also think that any dollar he gives is a gift. It's his choice to give it in any way he deems suitable and I suspect he probably gives in many ways that are kept quiet. I think that's the key here: let's hope he is generous with his money, and let's hope that he keeps it quiet because that is the highest level of tzedaka.
Nathan Tableman says:
um there used to be this cool concept:
In French, noblesse oblige means, literally, "nobility obliges", or the "noble obligation". It is generally used to infer that with wealth, power and prestige come social responsibilities.
But now it is all about the ego and the bling. People like this would rather have Bentleys instead building libraries and orphanages. It is funny, I was reading about the founder or the UAE today and all that he did philanthropically. He makes meretricious fools like Sandler et al. look like dirtbags. Rappers like P-Diddy are my favorite examples they make money off of being bad role models – the more gangstah they is the bettah – and then complain about how they are looked down upon. Sports stars are just as bad. Give me a break. Consign 20 million to charity then your soul will be clean and the mitzvah noted.
BTW, I think the playstations are on top of the $100,000 which he gave. At the time (during the war) he did it anonymously.
ofri says:
It doesn't take an economist to figure this out, guys. If they're making 20, 30, or 50 million dollars, it's because consumers are paying that and much more to see their movies and buy their sneakers or whatever. Once you boycott Hollywood films, throw out your TV and live your life in a vacuum then maybe you can complain about the salaries that we're all essentially paying ourselves. I wonder who of us, put in the position to earn that kind of money for whatever reason, would refuse.
Though it's my opinion that the children of Israel would be much better served by a hefty donation to the ministry of education or some nice new playgrounds than by a free playstation, it's Sandler's money and he can do with it as he pleases. And Tableman, why don't you worry about the cleanliness of your own soul and your mitzvah scoreboard instead of judging other people, especially at this time of the year.
Oh wait, you are right, I should never comment on the functioning of society for fear of being seen as judgmental, hmm, that isn't judgmental at all. That's my favorite thing about you "hey don't judge" types, by opening your mouth you are judging. Thank you Nietzsche. I ain't worried. More than the required amount of my income and time go to charity. I don't have 100,000$ to give away but I spent the last 4 weekends volunteering in my community. I have other things to repent for, but my involvement with charity isn't one of them.
Seriously, it's great that you donate more than the "required" amount of your time and money. I commend you. I didn't know that being a good person gives you license to tell everyone else how to conduct themselves.
ramon marcos says:
Esther, I feel your pain. First off, instead of pizzas and playstations I think body armor and gas masks would make more sense to donate. Also, as terrible Sandler's movies are and how ridiculous his per-picture take is, be thankful it's not Rob Schneider representing us. And maybe Sandler doesn't artistically deserve to make that much, but it's not his job to be our Jewish-obnoxious-comic-devoting his time/resources to Jewish causes-and saving the world. That's why we have Jerry Lewis.
Reb Yudel, don't let Ron Silver hear about your tax proposal. As nice as it is, it will simply make tax exiles out of our rich entertainers. They tried that in England back in the 70s and we Americans had to suffer with Rod Stewart moving here. Imagine what would happen if Oprah was forced to move to, say, Bulgaria?
Just to clarify, which apparently I need to do, I'm not saying that I do all I can. Aseret Y'mei Teshuvah are about trying to do better. I think a donation of any size is better than no donation. I was basically using this as a chance to both praise Adam's donation and to allow us all to assess the way in which we give back to the world. Especially all you Jewlicious readers who are making 50 mil on a picture.
Seriously, who makes $50 million on a picture? Are you saying his percentage of the gross is so high that he earns another $30 mil on top of his $20 mil base?
Also, don't forget that he has a manager, an agent and those guys take a hefty percentage. Also, don't forget taxes and his pr team and staff of minions. Tens of millions don't go as far as they used to.
I also think that Sandler's donation was commendable. Any action is favorable to no action. He's trying to be generous, and I hope he's generous and giving elsewhere too. But time and time again, surveys of all sorts of philanthropy show one consistent trend. As a percentage of income, the greatest givers year in and year out are those that can Least afford to give, those in the lower earnings brackets. If Sandler is good for an average of say 3-4 Mill per year and he's Not giving at least 80K back, (about 2% of his Yearly earnings) I'd say he's slacking a bit. And that's the point here too. Yes, it's good that we give to worthy causes, but most giving is done by 'normal' average everyday folks, who day in and day out give more of themselves than do most Hollywood stars and celebrities. You can take that to the bank too. Cheers, 'VJ'
Tara Bachofen says:
I believe it takes all kinds. I love the good power of humanity, and anything that moves us towards a more balanced world, I will laud. Whatever it is that fuels the fire of compassion in us all–I want to try to blow on those embers. Some are more inspired to act by those who set good examples, and some are inspired those who do evil. I think the immediate monetary or moral impact of the donation itself is gravy. Is it any wonder then that philanthropy is more of a focus for people who do did not lust after personal fame and fortune in the first place? We all have different sets of priorities and talents. Something my mother said that is somehow apropos: "I don't think the last Star Wars movie should have gotten such horrible reviews. George Lucas can't write dialogue? Was I supposed to be surprised? You know, I don't go to see Shakespeare and complain about lousy special effects!"
And feel free to like the video if you like it. And subscribe for more!
@philnelson77 Tel Aviv is on the Mediterranean coast and Jerusalem is inland by the Judaean Hills. But it is a real… https://t.co/JPSOodJq7K
@philnelson77 Noooo Phil! Right in the middle of Jerusalem!
@Shwarmaonthesp1 Yeah! Let me know if it's cool or if it sucks.


In this modern era, Dating apps like Tinder are widely used. With more than 1.4 billion swipes a day, Tinder is one of the most popular dating apps available. Although, Tinder is most popular app for online dating and match-making, it is also one of the most-insecure apps. Yes!! you heard it right. There are times when you have found your partner or you no longer want to use Tinder anymore. If you need to take a break from this left, right swipe thing, and are wondering How to Delete Tinder Account, then you are at the right place. In this guide, we will show you how and why you should Delete your Tinder Account Permanently.
According to Reports, 3889 users lost more than £39m only in the year 2016 because of so called "romance scams". As per UK Cyber Crime Reporting Center, more than 350 Tinder Scams are reported each month. The major cause of all these frauds are Bots. There are tons of fake accounts on Tinder operated by Bots. The fake accounts are created in such a manner that even most of the experienced users fall in their trap. These fake profiles often have detailed information with attractive pictures, so you can't even fell the difference. Once you are matched with a Bot, it may ask you to send private stuffs or even force you to buy something. Many people are even being tricked and played without having any knowledge about this scam.
One thing to remember is that if you Delete/Uninstall Tinder app from your Device, you are not deleting your Profile. Your profile remains active on Tinder and is visible to other users. Now you might be wondering how you can Delete Tinder Account and Profile completely. Just follow the below simple steps in order to Delete Tinder Account permanently.
Open your Tinder app and click on the Profile Icon on the Top right corner.
In the Settings page, scroll to the bottom and you will see Delete Account.
Here, you will see 2 options: Either you can Hide your Profile or Delete your Account. If you just want a short break, then you can click on Hide my Account or else Click on Delete My Account.
On the next page, it will ask you the reason why you are deleting your Account. Select the relevant reason and then proceed.
That's all. Your account with all the details have been deleted from Tinder and now you can enjoy your Real Life instead of the Virtual World.
Note: Deleting your Tinder Account will not cancel your Subscriptions. To cancel your Subscriptions, you need to head over to Play Store or App store and unsubscribe it manually.


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Julie Kosin is the senior culture editor of ELLE.com, where she oversees all things movies, TV, books, music, and art, from trawling Netflix for a worthy binge to endorsing your next book club pick. She's the former director of audience strategy and entertainment at HarpersBAZAAR.com. When not glued to her laptop, she can be found taking pictures of her dog or haunting used bookstores.
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SB: Hannah Sipos named SEC Player of the Week
By Brian D. Fox, Jr. on April 16, 2019 • ( Leave a comment )
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Florida third baseman Hannah Sipos was named the SEC Player of the Week, the conference announced on Tuesday.
The freshman from Cooper City, Florida excelled during the Gators sweep of Texas A&M where she went 7-10, including her first collegiate home run on Friday.
Per the SEC press release:
SEC Player of the Week – Florida's Hannah Sipos, a freshman infielder from Cooper City, Calif.,posted a .636 batting average (7-11) with two runs scored and three RBI in a 4-0 week for the Gators. Sipos batted .700 in the series sweep at Texas A&M and registered her first collegiate home run in game 1 Friday night. On the week, she posted a 1.000 slugging percentage and a .636 on-base percentage.
Sipos was mired in a season long slump that saw her batting average dip to .142 before the weekend series. However, it appears the game is starting to slow down and as a result Sipos is heating up, something the Florida offense has desperately needed.
Sipos has played exceptional defense, only committing two errors while manning the hot corner for Florida. Head coach Tim Walton, who has utilized Jordan Matthews and Jaimie Hoover at third occasionally for an offensive approach, has stated several times that, "Hannah is the best third baseman on our team."
Sipos and the Gators are currently riding a seven game winning streak and will travel to #4 Florida State for a game against the rival Seminoles on Wednesday before turning their attention to #5 Alabama this weekend.
Categories: Softball, Spring Sports
Tagged as: Florida Gators, Hannah Sipos, SEC
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Senator Mulvihill, on behalf of Senator Gietzelt, from 68 citizens of Australia praying that the Government recognise the value and importance of the National Women's Advisory Council.
Senator Mulvihill, on behalf of Senator Gietzelt, from 80 citizens of Australia praying that the Government immediately restore and increase substantially its allocation of resources to education in Government schools and colleges.
Senator Jessop, from 30 citizens of Australia praying that the Senate disallow the Ordinance to deregulate retail trading hours in the Australian Capital Territory.


Fortunately, I recently took part in the Giant Lantern Festival Bloggers Tour organized by the city's Tourism Promotion and Caravan Sub-Committee, YALLA Book of Coupons and the Giant Lantern Festival Foundation, Inc. Together with fellow bloggers, I toured San Fernando's heritage sites and learned about the city's thriving Christmas lantern industry and annual competition. Plus, our group was treated to an EPIC seven-stop food crawl of the city's top restaurants.
I can hardly keep myself from talking about all the great foodie finds discovered during the tour, so I wrote a curated list of the "absolute must-trys" that represent the various cuisines available in San Fernando, Pampanga.
Check them out and try to include these restos in your itinerary on your next visit to the area.
L.A. Bakeshop prides itself on being the "Home of the Original Cheesebread." And, oh, its artisan cheesebread is really worth boasting about! When served while still warm from the oven, it emits a sweet cheese-y smell that has you salivating. Bite into it and the soft fluffy sweet bread gives in to the explosion of cheese flavor in your mouth. Enjoy it for breakfast together with L.A. Bakeshop's Spanish Bread and Tsokolateng Batirol for a truly indulgent start to your day.
L.A. Bakeshop is located along MacArthur Hi-way, Dolores, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, open daily from 7am to 9pm. For inquiries, call +63 045 4360153 or +63 916 2623098.
An exciting take on the Pancit Luglog, this dish features al dente fusilli pasta tossed in a creamy shrimp sauce, topped with onion leeks, plump shrimp, soft-boiled egg and bits of savory chicharon. What a fun way to enjoy a local classic!
Parmisano's is located at KM 78, San Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga (across Vista Mall), open Tuesdays to Sundays from 12nn to 9pm. For inquiries, call +63 045 4027639.
For the true-blue carnevore like me, there is nothing like the taste of freshly grilled steak. Sourced from local farms, cooked to medium doneness and served on a sizzling plate together with mashed potatoes and buttered corn and carrots, the meat is tender, juicy and oozing with flavor. I love it when its accompanying gravy has caramelized a bit below the steak, adding a more intense flavor to every bite.
Meats and Match is located along McArthur Highway, Dolores, City of San Fernando, Pampanga. For inquiries, call +63 998 9888917.
Two juicy flame-grilled meat patties topped with a flavorful mushroom sauce and accompanied by crisp greens inside a warm burger bun. Crispy battered onion rings and tartar dip are served on the side.
Roberto's is located in Dolores (beside the Jose B. Lingad Memorial Regional Hospital), City of San Fernando, Pampanga, open daily from 10am to 9pm. For inquiries, call +63 998 9888914.
Steamed or boiled crabs, shrimps and mussels in a savory-spicy Cajun-style sauce. It's best eaten by hand and you can expect to be messy so take advantage of the disposable gloves and bib provided by the resto (it's a lot more fun that way anyway).
The Orange Bucket is located at the Erazone Square, Kalahi Business Road, Bgy San Isidro, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, open daily from 11am to 11pm. For inquiries, call +63 045 4022611, +63 906 2468000 or +63 998 8597750.
Since Pampanga is the birthplace of the sisig, a Pampanga food crawl would hardly be complete without it. This dish is made in the traditional way: boiled and chopped pig ears and cheeks, seasoned with vinegar, and served on a hot plate with roughly chopped onions. I found this version dryer than other sisig I've tasted (which usually incorporate mayonnaise), but it did not detract from the taste.
4MD's Manukan at Ihaw Ihaw is located along MacArthur Hi-way, Dolores, City of Pampanga, open daily from 11am to 11pm. For inquries, call +63 045 9633283.
Made from the recipe crafted by the chef's family matriarch, this dessert treat is composed of classic chiffon cake with a decadent yema custard filling and butter icing. It's simple and light on the tastebuds but absolutely wonderful.
Cafe Noelle is located at the Greenfields Square along MacArthur Hi-way, Sindalan, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, open daily from 10am to 10pm.
The #PampangaFoodCrawl helped to open my eyes to the many gustatory delights available in the city of San Fernando and I look forward to my future trips up north so I can explore more of the city's dining possibilities.
Disclosure: Together with other bloggers, I participated in a tour and food crawl sponsored by the city government of San Fernando, Pampanga. The experiences provided and food served were not paid for by the attendees including myself.
The virtual reality experience provided by a leader in video digital entertainment development is complemented by quality food and drink choices offered by 10 of the hippest and contemporary food and beverage partners including the resort's own talented staff. This concept, curated all in one place, makes The Garage a first of its kind in the country — "setting us apart from the rest," adds Benning.
Pizza Grigliata serves nothing but hot, freshly-made artisanal pizza to deliver a different kind of pizza experience that stands out from the rest. Uniquely prepared, Pizza Grigliata's pizzas are handmade from scratch everyday using thin crust dough topped with the freshest ingredients which are torched and grilled.
Farmacy takes us back to the time of classic turn-of-the-century ice cream parlors. Satisfying the sweet tooth of guests, Farmacy is known for serving fresh homemade ice cream "the right way," and for serving an extensive array of comforting treats such as milkshakes, sodas, coffee, and pastries.
Alongside the well-curated food and beverage outlets at The Garage are City of Dreams Manila's own exceptional outlets: Chocol8, Juiced and The Roaster.
Details provided by The Garage in a recent press release.


My oh my do I have a LOT to catch up on!
I have a lot of reviews and some very exciting giveaways coming up!
Some reviews that will be posted and giveaways that will be starting soon are BabyLegs, Charm Factory, Lots to Say Baby, and several more! Keep an eye out!
As for the family, we are bustling for sure! We have 5 birthdays (3 nephews', two of our kids'), Christmas, our Anniversary and the new year....all between Dec 20th and Jan 1st!
I can't wait to show you all this GREAT ornament that we got today, but we got the same ornament for a couple family members also (who may read this blog) so I need to wait.
I really hope you all have a wonderful Christmas, or other holiday if Christmas isn't your celebration of choice.


Alberta's Destination University, the U of L attracts more than 8,700 undergraduate and graduate students from around the world to our campuses in Lethbridge and Calgary each year. We offer more than 150 undergraduate and 70 graduate programs in seven Faculties and Schools: Arts & Science, Education, Fine Arts, Health Sciences, Liberal Education, Graduate Studies and the Dhillon School of Business.
The U of L boasts leading research centres and institutes across disciplines, including the Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience. World-class faculty members bring their research into the classroom and actively engage students in research opportunities. Both undergraduate and graduate students work alongside accomplished researchers in a highly supportive and multidisciplinary environment that is grounded in liberal education.
Students explore a variety of subjects and discover what they are passionate about while developing the critical thinking and analytical skills that will prepare them for the jobs of the future. At the U of L, there are extraordinary opportunities for students to take their learning beyond the classroom and discover the world. We are known for our small classes, and personal and welcoming atmosphere.
Lethbridge is a beautiful city with tremendous community pride. Our small city charm, friendly people and warm Chinook winds are second only to our spectacular High Level Bridge. Lethbridge offers more than 70 parks, 140 km of walking and running trails, playgrounds and sports fields throughout the city.
Calgary's population is young, well educated, entrepreneurial, community minded, generous and well paid. As individuals, Calgarians are family-focused, recreation lovers, that are committed to a healthy work-life balance. As citizens, Calgarians are enthusiastic supporters of community organizations: there are more volunteers in Alberta than the national average.


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DPRK, S.Korean leaders start talks on relations, denuclearization
Source: Xinhua| 2018-09-18 18:32:51|Editor: xuxin
Kim Jong Un (R), top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), meets with visiting South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang, DPRK, in the third summit for the pair this year, on Sept. 18, 2018. (Xinhua/Pyongyang Press Corps)
PYONGYANG, Sept. 18 (Xinhua) -- Kim Jong Un, top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), began talks with visiting South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Tuesday afternoon at the Workers' Party of Korea's headquarters in Pyongyang, in the third summit for the pair this year.
There is yet no report on the results of the talks, which started around 3:30 p.m. local time (0630 GMT). The two leaders are expected to discuss three major topics: the improvement of inter-Korean relations, the possible ways to revive the stalled DPRK-U.S. denuclearization talks, and the elimination of military tensions and risks of war on the peninsula.
Moon arrived in Pyongyang for his third summit with Kim this year. The previous two inter-Korean summits took place in the truce village of Panmunjom in April and May.
Moon's visit is also the first by a South Korean head of state to Pyongyang in 11 years.
Kim greeted Moon at the airport in person and they left in one black sedan after a grand welcoming ceremony involving ceremonial guards and hundreds of cheering civilians.
The pair, escorted by a motorcade, smiled and waved to local residents while their car traveled past the Ryomyong Street in downtown Pyongyang.
After the talks, the two leaders will watch a mass gymnastics and artistic performance "The Glorious Country" in the evening.
They will resume talks on Wednesday morning and hopefully sign a peace treaty to end the military tensions on the peninsula.
The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) issued a report Tuesday morning announcing Moon's visit. It said that the Pyongyang summit aims to implement the Panmunjom Declaration issued after the first inter-Korean summit in April this year.
The Pyongyang summit "will offer an important opportunity in further accelerating the development of inter-Korean relations that is making new history," the KCNA said.
The official newspaper Rodong Sinmun ran an editorial on Monday, highlighting the historic significance of the Panmunjom Declaration and calling for concerted efforts by the DPRK and South Korea to further improve their relations and jointly overcome the difficulties on the path toward reunification.
On the South Korean side, Moon said before his departure for Pyongyang that he planned to have a lot of frank talks with Kim during his visit to the DPRK in order to bring "irreversible, permanent peace to the Korean Peninsula" and help restart the DPRK-U.S. dialogue on the denuclearization of the peninsula.
The two leaders will also discuss economic cooperation. There are many business leaders in Moon's delegation of over 150 members, including executives from some of South Korea's largest conglomerates such as Samsung, LG and Hyundai.
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'No Chance' Theresa May's Brexit Deal Will Get Through Parliament – Journalist
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Despite talks with the Labour Party seemingly stalling; British Prime Minister Theresa May remains desperate to get her Brexit deal through parliament. But is there any chance that it could be approved before the parliamentary summer recess?
Sputnik spoke with Journalist David Lindsay for more…
Sputnik: Will Theresa May be able to get her Brexit deal approved before parliament's summer recess?
David Lindsay: There is no chance that it could possibly get through, and the talks with Labour have been and remain a complete waste of time.
The numbers are simply not there, the points of disagreement; although they may seem relatively small seen from the outside between the two front benchers, are so great seen within the atmosphere of British politics, that there was never anything to discuss.
Sputnik: Would accepting a Conservative Party Brexit deal be detrimental for Labour's future prospects?
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British PM May to Launch New Push for Brexit Deal Next Month
David Lindsay: It would make it very difficult for them to return to government because it would have such a devastating effect on the Labour Party itself.
Most people accept that large political parties are split quite a bit, but the effect within the Labour Party if they were to succeed with getting the Tory withdrawal agreement through would be absolutely devastating from top to bottom, from parliament all the way down to every local branch of the Labour Party, it would be poisonous.
READ MORE: Brexit Party EU Parl't Victory May Cause 'Earthquake' in UK Politics — Journo
It would keep Labour out of government possibly forever, but that is why it's not going to happen. Most Labour MPs are simply never going to vote for a Tory Brexit agreement.
Sputnik: Under which terms do you see the UK finally departing the EU?
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EU MP: Tories on Track for 'Complete Collapse' as Support for Brexit Party Grows
David Lindsay: I would suggest that the thing most likely to happen now, is that Brexit never quite does happen. There would be fury initially, but there was great anger when we didn't leave on the 29th of March; if you just keep setting a date and it doesn't happen, eventually the British will become quite inured to it.
There will be an underlying rage with the political process, in the sense that the political process had stopped working for ordinary people, which was the basis of the Brexit vote in the first place, and that will manifest itself in other ways in the election of various other types of candidate and party, possibly in a certain amount of civil disorder, but not very much, and so on.
The views expressed in this article are solely those of David Lindsay and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Sputnik.
Brexit Party EU Parl't Victory May Cause 'Earthquake' in UK Politics – Journo
Pro-Remain Mag Editor Provokes Rage With Comments About Brexit Party Supporters
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UPDATE: Dolly the sheep was killed on 16th February as she had a lung disease. Read the full story here. What's next?
To be able to cure illnesses or make plants healthier, a scientist needs to clone a Gene, which involves making many copies of the gene. This is done in a laboratory, and the method is called cloning or recombinant DNA technology.
The small sheep in the photo is Dolly, the most famous sheep in the world. She is cloned from another adult sheep. Every genetic makeup in her cell is the same as a ewe of a different generation. Read more about Dolly the Sheep.
Cloning is done by putting a foreign piece of DNA with a special information into a usually circular DNA that acts as a carrier. This circular DNA is called a vector, which is a means of transport. The vector allows replication and transfer of the foreign DNA from one living organism to another.
This living organism is called a host, because its body acts as a temporary home for this DNA and its vector. The new circular DNA with the foreign piece is called a "clone" or a "recombinant vector" which is different from the parental vector (the original DNA before the new piece was inserted in it).
Scientists use many different types of vectors in different ways for cloning.


Peripheral neuropathy (PN) is one of the most common complications of diabetes.1 Up to 50% of elderly patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) have diabetes-related PN.2,3 Painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy (PDPN) accounts for 10% to 20% of PN cases, and these patients describe their pain as sharp, throbbing, aching, or burning; as being stabbed by tiny knives or bitten by hundreds of spiders or fire ants on their lower legs and feet; and as keeping them awake all night long.1-3 This article discusses the management of PDPN, focusing on the elderly.
Antiepileptics: There are several antiepileptic agents that have been studied for the treatment of PDPN. See TABLE 1 for recommended doses, time to effect, and generic availability of antiepileptics used in the treatment of PDPN.
All patients with neuropathy should be considered at risk of a foot ulcer and require frequent foot exams, education in routine foot care, and regular podiatric assessments.32 Pharmacists can provide patients with information regarding the essentials of good foot care. See TABLE 3 for do's and don'ts of foot care. Counseling points regarding drug therapy should include potential side effects and when to expect benefit.
Up to 50% of elderly patients with T2DM have PN. Strict glycemic control alone improves PDPN in many patients. When drug treatment is needed, TCAs are more efficacious and less expensive than most other options, but their side effects make them an unfavorable choice in the elderly. If a TCA is prescribed, a secondary amine, such as desipramine, should be recommended. With Medicare Part D, elderly patients can more easily afford medications, such as duloxetine and pregabalin. These two medications are approved for PDPN and lack anticholinergic side effects. They do, however, require dose reduction in renal impairment. Neurofeedback is the only alternative nondrug therapy that has shown benefit in reducing neuropathic pain in the elderly; however, finding clinics that provide this type of therapy and that accept insurance or Medicare can be problematic. The best treatment for PDPN is prevention, which includes good glycemic, blood pressure, and lipid control; daily low-dose aspirin; moderate alcohol consumption; a healthy diet; and good foot care.
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8. Rull JA, Quibrera R, Gonzalez-Millan H, et al. Symptomatic treatment of peripheral diabetic neuropathy with carbamazepine (Tegretol): double blind crossover trial. Diabetologia. 1969;5:215-218.
9. Davis JL, Lewis SB, Gerich JE, et al. Peripheral diabetic neuropathy treated with amitriptyline and fluphenazine. JAMA. 1977;238:2291-2292.
10. Cymbalta (duloxetine) package insert. Indianapolis, IN: Eli Lilly & Co; 2006.
11. Lyrica (pregabalin) package insert. New York, NY: Pfizer Inc; 2006.
12. Berger A, Dukes E, Edelsberg J, et al. Use of tricyclic antidepressants in older patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Clin J Pain. 2007;23:251-258.
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16. Oster G, Berger A, Dukes E, et al. Use of potentially inappropriate pain-related medications in older adults with painful neuropathic disorders. Am J Geriatr Pharmacother. 2004;2:163-170.
17. Rowbotham MC, Goli V, Kunz NR, Lei D. Venlafaxine extended release in the treatment of painful diabetic neuropathy: a double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Pain. 2004;110:697-706.
18. Goldstein DJ, Lu Y, Detke MJ, et al. Duloxetine vs. placebo in patients with painful diabetic neuropathy. Pain. 2005;116:109-118.
19. Raskin JR, Pritchett YL, Wang F, et al. A double-blind, randomized multicenter trial comparing duloxetine with placebo in the management of diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain. Pain Medicine. 2005;6:346-356.
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22. Lexi-Comp/UptoDate [intranet database]. Online Version 16.1. Waltham, MA: UptoDate, Inc; 2008.
23. Argoff CE, Backonia MM, Belgrade MJ, et al. Consensus guidelines: treatment planning and options. Mayo Clin Proc. 2006:81(suppl 4):S12-S25.
24. Abusaisha BB, Constanzi JB, Boulton AJ. Acupuncture for the treatment of chronic painful diabetic neuropathy: a long-term study. Diabetes Res Clin Pract. 1998;39:115-121.
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Employers Expect to Increase Hiring in 2016.
A slew of recently released surveys forecast strong hiring in the first half of 2016.
A survey of 598 hiring managers and recruiters conducted by job board operator DHI Group Inc. found that 61 percent are planning to do more hiring in the first half of 2016, as compared to the second half of 2015. Nearly one-fifth (17 percent) of companies surveyed plan to hire at least 30 percent more professionals in the first six months of 2016, up five percentage points as compared to when asked in early 2015.
According to technology job board Dice's latest hiring survey, 71 percent of companies are looking to bolster their technology teams by 11 percent or more in the first six months of 2016. Just over three-fourths (78 percent) of 397 hiring managers anticipate adding technology professionals in the first half of 2016, compared to the second half of 2015.
According to ManpowerGroup's first employment outlook survey for 2016, U.S. employers reported the strongest first-quarter hiring plans since 2007. The survey of over 11,000 U.S. employers found that one-fifth plan to increase staff in the first quarter, 6 percent plan to decrease staff and the majority expect no change. That results in a net employment outlook of 17 percent, holding steady with Manpower's fourth-quarter 2015 employment outlook.
Employers in Florida, Hawaii, Kansas and Michigan indicated the strongest net employment outlooks, while Alaska, Illinois, New Jersey and Wyoming projected the weakest outlooks.
Employers in all industry sectors reported a net positive outlook, with the highest forecast coming from leisure and hospitality (30 percent), transportation and utilities (23 percent), wholesale and retail trade (22 percent), and professional and business services (18 percent).
Mining had the lowest net employment outlook at just 1 percent.
The strongest job prospects are expected in Cape Coral, Fla.; Washington, D.C.; Honolulu; Dallas; Grand Rapids, Mich.; and Provo-Orem, Utah.
The weakest outlooks are projected in Hartford, Conn.; Chicago; Kansas City, Mo.; Worcester, Mass.; and Tulsa, Okla., according to Manpower.
The recruiting environment for certain highly skilled professionals is "the toughest I've seen in nearly a decade," said DHI President and CEO Michael Durney. Almost half of respondents (45 percent) to the DHI survey said that the time to fill open positions has lengthened since 2014. The primary reason cited is the inability to find qualified professionals (53 percent), followed by hiring managers saying they're waiting for the perfect match (29 percent).
Nearly half (49 percent) of hiring managers responding to the Dice survey said the time to fill open tech positions has also lengthened since last year. "The environment for a talent crisis in tech has been growing over the past few years and as the level of interest in technology professionals rises, it doesn't appear the challenging recruitment market will lighten any time soon," said Bob Melk, president of Dice.
More than a third (37 percent) of respondents to the DHI survey reported seeing more candidates receiving counteroffers from their current employers. About half (47 percent) said positions are going unfilled due to unmet salary requirements. In response, a majority of hiring managers (56 percent) foresee higher salaries for new hires in 2016.
Employer hiring confidence is also forecast to be strong globally. Of the nearly 59,000 employers interviewed across the globe by Manpower, organizations anticipate increasing staffing levels in 39 out of 42 countries and territories, compared with 36 of 42 in the last quarter of 2015. Manpower found the five strongest staffing projections in India, Japan, Taiwan, Turkey and the United States. The only negative forecasts were reported in Brazil, Finland and France.


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The week started out a little slow and on lower volume than normal as I think market awaits FOMC this Wednesday.
We do hve a few important reports tomorrow that may provide for some more movement ahead of the rate decision on Wednesday.
I do think that markets have patterns that repeat themselves, the question is when does it happen and how to act on it when it does and how to protect yourself when it does not.
There are certain days of the week, certain days with reports that can increase chances for behavior one way or another. Sometimes just knowing when we have higher chances for higher volatility can help one be more prepared for the trading day.
I mentioned before about crude oil trading extra volatile right around 8 Am and 1:15 PM central time ( right around the open of the old pit and before the close of the old pit). There are days when energies may have some very large moves during these last 15 minutes.
There is much more…FOMC, unemployment, stock index on options expiration day and many more examples.
Keep a trading journal and try to keep track of certain behavior like the ones mentioned above as our memory is not as good as we think….
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Photos from the Newswomen's Club of New York Archives
Reporter Helen Thomas speaks with President Jimmy Carter
Rosalind Massow, Woman's editor of Parade, and actress Bette Davis at a Front Page Ball. Massow was president of the Newswomen's Club of New York in 1964 and 1965.
Women's rights activists Susan Walker Fitzgerald, Harriot Eaton Stanton Blatch, and Maggie Murphy accompanied by New York Herald reporter Emma Bugbee circa 1910-1913. One of Bugbee's early assignments was covering the weeks-long march of suffragists from New York City to Albany. Bugbee was one of the founders of the New York Newspaper Women's Club and president in 1926, 1927, 1928, and 1934. She was a charter member and kept in touch with the club after moving to Rhode Island in 1976, and until her death in 1981. (Photo: Bain News Service *Ed's note: the negative for this photograph would have been made of glass.)
Reporter Helen Thomas at work.
Gossip columnist and radio show host Louella Parsons and actress Sophia Loren at a Newswomen's Club Front Page Ball. Parsons was president of the New York Newspaper Women's Club in 1925.
Actress Mary Pickford plans the 1931 Front Page dinner with (seated from left): Marian Clyde McCarroll, Evening Post; Charlotte Payne, Chicago News; Anne Lee, Bronx Home News; Ethel Mockler, New York World; and Geraldine Sartain, World-Telegram. Standing (second from left) are Elsie McCormick, New York World, (left) Deborah Corle and (far right) Emma Bugbee, New York Herald Tribune.
A host of legendary reporters formed the reception committee of the New York Newspaper Women's Front Page Ball, attended by Margaret Truman (far left). They included Dorothy O'Neill; Ethel Mockler; Marian Clyde McCarroll; Helen Rogers Reid, president of the New York Herald Tribune; Virginia Pope, and Anne O'Hare McCormick.
Then Governor Franklin D Roosevelt learns of a New York Newspaper Women's Club event from (l-r): Marian Clyde McCarroll, Evening Post (seated); Anne Lee, Bronx Home News; Ethel Mockler, New York World; Charlotte Payne, Chicago News; and Deborah Corle, New York Herald Tribune.
Former New York City Mayor Jimmy Walker with reporter Emma Bugbee.
Women correspondents covering World War II
Reporter Helen Thomas with President John F. Kennedy.
Louella Parsons, Emma Bugbee, Kay Lawrence and Christina Kirk at a ceremony honoring Bugbee's career at the New York Herald Tribune. Bugbee's coverage of world events began with the sinking of the Titanic and continued through the 1960s. Lawrence was president of the Newswomen's Club in 1960 and 1961. Kirk was the club's president in 1963.


Government policy insists on 'Learning outside the classroom' opportunities, using BSF as a funding pot. But the charity Learning Through Landscapes says it hasn't seen a single school offering the good practice they expect. Catherine Andrews explains.


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An Illustrated Tour of New York City from a Dog's Point of View
What Makes a Great City: E.B. White on the Poetics of New York
Famous Writers on New York: Timeless Private Reflections from Diaries, Letters and Personal Essays
A History of New York in 101 Objects: A Thoughtful Visual Encyclopedia of Collective Memory
How artifacts abstract the city's tragedies and triumphs and tell the story of its aliveness.
"A poem compresses much in a small space and adds music, thus heightening its meaning," E.B. White wrote in his spectacular 1949 love letter to New York. "The city is like poetry." And compress it does — the city's five boroughs are home to some 8.4 million people, more than the entire population of my native Bulgaria. To capture New York's dimensional poetics seems like a Herculean task, yet many have attempted it — from Walt Whitman with his raunchy verses to Berenice Abbott with her era-defining photographs to the New Yorker with its high-brow feline history. But to capture it in just a few dozen objects seems near impossible, since of all that New York compresses in its small space, objects are practically innumerable and cacophonous. And yet that is precisely what New York Times urban affairs correspondent Sam Roberts accomplishes in A History of New York in 101 Objects (public library | IndieBound) — partly a living museum, partly a catalog of events, partly a luminous sidewise gleam at the essence of what makes a great city.
Selected with a lens for the "paradigmatic but quirky," Roberts's objects are a far cry from the clichés of tourism or the tired symbols of iconography. Instead, they serve as living records of the city's triumphs, tragedies, and remarkable resilience in cycling through the two, ranging from the artichoke with its secret history of mafia crime, to the AIDS button, which elevated an anguished community from the ashes of the city's deadliest epidemic, to the school doorknob, emblematic of New York's commitment to public education, to the air conditioner, which made windowless workspaces possible for the first time. Tucked between the entries are delightful curiosities, such as the pear tree that became the final living connection to New York's Dutch heritage, and as well as poignant glimpses of our shared humanity, such as the maelstrom of heartbreak and hope that swept the city after Hurricane Sandy's devastation.
Roberts explains the selection criteria for the project, which was inspired by the British Museum's A History of the World in 100 Objects:
The objects themselves had to have played some transformative role in New York City's history or they had to be emblematic of some historic transformation. They also had to be enduring, which meant they could not be disproportionately tailored to recent memory or contemporary nostalgia. Fifty, or even twenty-five years from now, would they seem as vital or archetypal as they do right now?
Objects, of course, are more than mere things — they are, especially in the context of this book, shorthand for events, stand-ins for people, vehicles for the sort of collective storytelling of which history is woven. Rob Walker captured this elegantly in his Significant Objects, where he wrote: "It turns out that once you start increasing the emotional energy of inanimate objects, an unpredictable chain reaction is set off." Such is the emotional energy that emanates from Roberts selections.
When I first moved to New York, I quickly developed a soft spot for the city's countless and rather distinctive cylindrical water tanks (object #31) that stood as unsung sidekicks to the recognizable landmarks of its iconic skyline. There are a whopping fifteen thousand of them, Roberts explains, but most were built by two large family-owned companies — a wonderfully poetic reflection of New York's peculiar play of scales and its fusion of private and public, or what E.B. White memorably termed the city's blend of "the gift of privacy with the excitement of participation."
Roberts writes of Gotham's cityscape fixtures:
The cylindrical tanks, which typically measure about twelve feet high and twelve feet across and are topped by a conical enclosure, hold ten thousand gallons on average and cost about thirty thousand dollars. Tap water is siphoned off the top, while murkier bottom water, mixed with sediment, is reserved for firefighting. As in a toilet tank, a ballcock regulates the level. The tanks can be dismantled and replaced in as little as twenty-four hours and take about three hours to fill.
They are also a feat of natural engineering and ingenuity — typically made of wood, which is cheaper yet more resilient in changing temperatures than steel, they are held together not by paint or adhesives but by sheer physics: when the wood gets wet, it expands and thus seals itself, while galvanized steel hoops keep the tank from bursting. With proper maintenance, each tank lasts around three decades.
As a wholehearted lover of public libraries and regular supporter of the New York Public Library in particular, I was also enchanted by Roberts's account of how Gotham's library (object #29) began. Guarded by its two iconic lions, Patience and Fortitude, the main building on 42nd street was the largest marble structure in the United States at the time it was built. The library is now the second-largest in America, after the Library of Congress, and the third-largest in the world. We owe it to a successful lawyer, investor, abolitionist, and political reformer named Samuel J. Tilden, whose will included the bequest to build a free public library.
Tilden's broader intention, historian Michael Miscione tells Roberts, was "to solidify the city's commitment to literacy, culture and a public-private partnership that enabled New York City to create so many world-class cultural institutions." Even though New York had a number of libraries by the latter portion of the nineteenth century, they were privately funded and charged admission. Tilden's unprecedented gift of $2.4 million — close to $100 million in today's money — put the majority of his fortune toward the idealistic quest to "establish and maintain a free library and reading room in the city of New York."
Private philanthropy of such scale for the public good was practically unheard of at the time, but New York would go on to become the unheralded philanthropy capital of the world.
Another prescient token of New York's values and priorities is the early dictionary (object #7), which Roberts aptly calls "a Colonial Rosetta Stone" — an essential tool for cross-pollinating the cultures and communities in American's early melting pot. He writes:
Language difficulties divided the population (about half of it Dutch at the time) and got in the way of the British laissez-faire approach to governing. Innovations like the jury system were particularly problematic. The problem was solved by an English–Low Dutch dictionary published by a New Jersey schoolmaster. Except for a brief Dutch restoration nine years later, the English would rule for over a century. Their language would, more or less, prevail. Among the enduring linguistic traditions of the Dutch is that we still call little chunks of dough "cookies," instead of the British "biscuits". Other words such as "coleslaw," "waffle," "doughnut," "stoop," and "Yankee" endured.
There is also the famous 25-foot-tall Civic Fame statue (object #42) by Adolph A. Weinman perched atop Manhattan's municipal building — a structure of scandalous backstory:
Audrey Munson, the model after whom she was sculpted, once appeared naked in a porn film (she of the face that launched a thousand quips, she listed herself in a city directory first as an actress, then as an artist) and later was declared insane.
In her eighth decade and suffering from exposure, the statue was removed, restored, and regilded with hand-burnished 23.5-karat gold leaf, and hoisted back into position by helicopter in 1991. That was only four years before Audrey Munson died in an upstate asylum, just short of her 105th birthday.
A number of the objects aren't static mementos from the past but dynamic projections of the future. The famous Bloomberg computer terminal (object #96) was invented by a laid-off investment banker who would go on to become the city's most beloved Mayor — one whose merits, I should add, all the more appreciated in hindsight by those of us who made New York a home under Mayor Bloomberg's reign and somewhat naively took for granted that his idealistic and magnanimous rule was a function of mayorship rather than a function of his exceptional personhood.
Roberts considers the broader implications of having a self-made, entrepreneurial man at the helm of the city:
That little beige box soon made him the richest and most powerful man in New York. By affirming his faith in scientific solutions, it also helped deliver the city into the twenty-first century, through devices ranging from the expansion of the CompStat tactical crime-fighting program to the 311 telephone complaint and service system, and encouraged the evolution of Silicon Alley.
Since the nineteenth century, doomsayers have predicted that one scientific breakthrough after another — from the Atlantic cable to the telephone, from television to jet travel — would topple New York as the nation's financial and cultural capital. Instead, a resilient city that thrives on reinventing itself transformed a potential threat into an opportunity. Milliseconds are vital to global trading, but nothing beats face-to-face contact to foster innovation. A wired city provided both.
Aptly calling Mayor Bloomberg "a modern Medici," Roberts captures his philosophy:
The perfect is the enemy of the good. In other words, just do it. "Our product," he said, "would be the first in the investment business where normal people without specialized training could sit down, hit a key, and get an answer to financial questions, some of which they didn't even know they should ask." In the decades since, he said, two constants endured: "the need for information; and the users of data, with their bravery, jealousy, adventurousness and fear of the new."
But the book's most poignant object is its final one, #101 — the Madonna that remained unscathed through the devastating sweep of Hurricane Sandy, the largest Atlantic storm ever recorded and the second costliest in history, with a total tally of $68 billion and 40 lives in New York city alone. By far the most ravaged by the storm was the beach community of New York's Rockaway Peninsula, home to the families of many of the city's police officers, firemen, and other civil servants. Roberts writes of the Madonna's significance as a vitalizing symbol of hope amid such unfathomable heartbreak:
Fittingly, the most visible survivor of the fire was a three-foot-high masonry Madonna, "a triumph of faith in the midst of the ashes," as Monsignor Michael J. Curran explained it. The Madonna had belonged to Charlie Shannon, who had bought the bungalow at 2 Gotham Walk on the corner of Oceanside Avenue in 1929 for his wife and seven children. Only one of the seven had children of his own, and in 2006 his granddaughter Regina Bodnar inherited a version of the house that her aunt and uncle rebuilt. Her aunt Mary placed the Madonna just outside, Bodnar recalled, "and each morning Breezy neighbors stopped to say a prayer by the statue, and the young children and grandchildren of our neighbors waved and said, 'Hi Mary!' as they raced by."
The statue was neither consumed by the fire nor toppled by the storm surge (it was not cemented in place but stood precariously on its own in the sea grass). Does Bodnar believe in miracles? She's not sure, but said that somehow her neighbors and rescue workers "were miraculously protected from serious injury and loss of life." Monsignor Curran, the pastor of St. Thomas More Church, took custody of the Madonna after the storm subsided. "It will be a symbol of the suffering but also of our rise from the ashes," he said. "It will be a symbol of what we've been through, but also of our resurrection."
A History of New York in 101 Objects is a rich and thoughtfully curated encyclopedia of milestones and values. Complement it with Julia Rothman's illustrated love letter to the five boroughs, then zoom out with 100 diagrams that changed the world.
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An Inventory of Interpersonal Strengths (IIS) was developed and validated in a series of large college student samples. Based on interpersonal theory and associated methods, the IIS was designed to assess positive characteristics representing the full range of interpersonal domains, including those generally thought to have negative qualities (e.g., introversion, coldness, submissiveness). The 8 subscales (octants) of the 64-item IIS demonstrated good circumplex features and reliability. Tests comparing Big 5 interpersonal factors, Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP), Battery of Interpersonal Capabilities (BIC), and other interpersonal measures demonstrated convergent and discriminant validity and shared interpersonal structure. The IIS accounted for significant additional variance in life satisfaction and quality of personal relationships beyond the IIP and the BIC.
Hatcher, R., & Rogers, D. (2009). Development and validation of a measure of interpersonal strengths: The Inventory of Interpersonal Strengths. Psychological Assessment, 21(4), 554-569. doi:10.1037/a0017269.


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