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Library for Stackify users to integrate Stackify in to their projects. Provides support for sending errors, logs, and custom metrics to Stackify. Also some support for querying metric data back out of Stackify for use in external projects.

**Important links:**
- [Stackify homepage](http://www.stackify.com)
- [Stackify documentation site](http://docs.stackify.com/s/3095/m/7787)
- [NuGet packages](https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=Stackify)

**Read me sections:**
- [Basics](#basics)
- [Error & Logging](#error-and-logging)
- [StackifyLib NLog](#nlog-2012---v31)
- [StackifyLib log4net 2.0+](#log4net-v20-v1211)
- [StackifyLib log4net 1.2.10](#log4net-v1210)
- [Direct API](#direct-api)
- [Configuring with Azure service definitions](#configuring-with-azure-service-definitions)

##Basics

Several nuget packages are available for Stackify's core API as well as various logging frameworks. Please install the proper packages. All of the available packages for various logging frameworks are wrapper on top of StackifyLib which can also be used directly for logging.

Features

 - Asynchronous logging framework for high performance
 - Automatic queueing and error fall back logic
 - Support for NLog, log4net, ELMAH, and direct API usage
 - Can be plugged in to custom built or other logging frameworks
 - Does not depend on the Stackify monitoring agent. All data is sent directly to Stackify.

The packages for log4net, NLog and Elmah all depend on StackifyLib. StackifyLib also has support for custom metrics and accessing some of Stackify's API to pull data back out.

The following is required in your App.config or Web.config:

        <appSettings>
            <add key="Stackify.ApiKey" value="YOUR API KEY HERE" />
            <add key="Stackify.AppName" value="YOUR APP NAME" />
            <add key="Stackify.Environment" value="OPTIONAL ENVIRONMENT NAME LIKE PROD, DEV" />
        </appSettings>

Optionally, you can set the config settings on your machine's environment variables with the same configuration key and value.
	Example are executed in window's cmd as an admin:

        setx Stackify.ApiKey "YOUR API KEY HERE" /m
        setx Stackify.Environment "MY ENVIRONMENT HERE" /m

You can set the config settings in code like so which will override the appSettings configs as well.

        StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalApiKey = "";
        StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalAppName = "";
        StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalEnvironment = "";

By default the library will use the WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy. If you want to set a specific proxy server only for StackifyLib, you can do so in code OR via config.

        <appSettings>
                <add key="Stackify.ProxyServer" value="http://test:test@172.19.1.1:8888/" />
        </appSettings>

        StackifyLib.Utils.HttpClient.CustomWebProxy = new WebProxy();

If you are having problems you can get logging out of the framework by hooking in to it's custom logging.

        StackifyLib.Utils.StackifyAPILogger.LogEnabled = true;
        StackifyLib.Utils.StackifyAPILogger.OnLogMessage += StackifyAPILogger_OnLogMessage;

        static void StackifyAPILogger_OnLogMessage(string data)
        {
            Debug.WriteLine(data);
        }

Please note that Newtonsoft.Json is used by StackifyLib but is embedded as a resource to avoid version conflicts. Costura.Fody is being used to embed it. If you have any issues with Newtonsoft.Json as a result of using StackifyLib please contact Stackify support.

##Error and Logging

If you log an object with the message, Stackify's log viewer makes it easy to search by these parameters. You can always search by the text in the log message itself, but searching by the logged properties provides a lot more power. If you always logged a "clientid" for example on every log message, you could search in Stackify for "json.clientid:1" and quickly see all logs and errors affecting that specific client. Another big difference and advantage to logging objects is you can do a range type search "json.clientid:[1 TO 10]" which would not be possible by a straight text search.

###NLog 2.0.1.2 - v3.1+

**Install via NuGet package**
```
PM> Install-Package StackifyLib.NLog
```

Nuget packages are compiled against 2.0.1.2 but any newer version (including v3) will work with a valid assembly binding redirect.

       <dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="NLog" publicKeyToken="5120e14c03d0593c" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-3.1.0.0" newVersion="3.1.0.0" />
      </dependentAssembly>

Sample config:

      <nlog>
        <extensions>
          <add assembly="StackifyLib.nLog"/>
        </extensions>
        <targets>
          <target name="stackify" type="StackifyTarget" globalContextKeys="examplekey1,key2"
                mappedContextKeys="" callContextKeys="" logMethodNames="true" />
        </targets>
        <rules>
          <logger name="*" writeTo="stackify" minlevel="Debug" />
        </rules>
      </nlog>

Logging custom objects is supported and will be searchable in Stackify's log viewer

        static NLog.Logger nlog = NLog.LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger();
        Dictionary<string, object> dictionary = new Dictionary<string, object>();
        dictionary["clientid"] = 1;
        dictionary["color"] = "red";
        nlog.Debug("Test message", dictionary);

Options

- GlobalContext and MappedContext keys are fully supported by setting the parameters in the config as a comma delimited list of keys. See sample config above.
- CallContextKeys is an additional feature unrelated to NLog that uses the local thread storage for more advanced tracking of context variables. It is used via CallContext.LogicalSetData(key, value). Research LogicalSetData online to learn more. It is supposed to work better across child Task objects and with async.
- logMethodNames - Method names will show up in the StackifyLog viewer most of the time as the class name that did the logging. For exceptions it will usually show the method name. To enable the exact method name for all logging, set this property to true. Note that it does cause a small performance hit due to walking the StackTrace.

###log4net v2.0+ (v1.2.11+)

**Install via NuGet package**
```
PM> Install-Package StackifyLib.log4net
```

Note: Nuget packages are compiled against 2.0.0 (1.2.11) but any newer version will work with a valid assembly binding redirect. log4net 2.0.3 is actually 1.2.13 which makes the binding redirect look strange.

      <dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="log4net" publicKeyToken="669e0ddf0bb1aa2a" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="1.2.11.0-1.2.13.0" newVersion="1.2.13.0" />
      </dependentAssembly>

Sample config:

        <log4net>
            <root>
              <level value="DEBUG" />
              <appender-ref ref="StackifyAppender" />
            </root>
            <appender name="StackifyAppender" type="StackifyLib.log4net.StackifyAppender, StackifyLib.log4net">
              <globalContextKeys>examplekey1,key2</globalContextKeys>
              <threadContextKeys></threadContextKeys>
              <logicalThreadContextKeys></logicalThreadContextKeys>

              <callContextKeys></callContextKeys>

              <!-- If logging a very high rate of messages, disable logging method names for performance -->
              <logMethodNames>true</logMethodNames>

              <!-- Only log errors and fatals by using filters and setting levelMin and levelMax appropriately -->
              <!-- http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/configuration.html -->
              <filter type="log4net.Filter.LevelRangeFilter">
                <levelMin value="DEBUG" />
                <levelMax value="FATAL" />
              </filter>
            </appender>
        </log4net>

Options

- GlobalContext, ThreadContext, and LogicalThreadContext keys are fully supported by setting the parameters in the config as a comma delimited list of keys. See sample config above.
- CallContextKeys is an additional feature unrelated to log4net that uses the local thread storage for more advanced tracking of context variables. LogicalThreadContext provides the same functionality but uses an internal property collection. We have seen instances where the serialization of that collection can cause exceptions. This was created as an alternative method to the built in function. It is used via CallContext.LogicalSetData(key, value). Research LogicalSetData online to learn more. It is supposed to work better across child Task objects and with async.
- logMethodNames - Method names will show up in the StackifyLog viewer most of the time as the class name that did the logging. For exceptions it will usually show the method name. To enable the exact method name for all logging, set this property to true. Note that it does cause a small performance hit due to walking the StackTrace.

####log4net Extension Methods

log4net does not internally have methods for logging a log message along with an object. Stackify's appenders work fine if you log an object directly or we have created some friendly extension methods to make it easy to log an object with your message at the same time.

        using StackifyLib; //extension methods are here
        static log4net.ILog logger = log4net.LogManager.GetLogger(typeof(Program));
        Dictionary<string, object> dictionary = new Dictionary<string, object>();
        dictionary["clientid"] = 1;
        dictionary["name"] = "process name";
        logger.Debug("Starting some process for client 1"); //Normal basic log message works fine
        logger.Debug(dictionary); //This works fine and is indexed and searchable by Stackify
        logger.Debug("Starting some process for client 1", dictionary); //extension method

###log4net v1.2.10

**Install via NuGet package**
```
PM> Install-Package StackifyLib.log4net.v1_2_10
```

Note: If you use 1.2.10 then you must use our special nuget package for that version. There is no way to use an assembly redirect because the public key of log4net v1 and v2 are different. Everything else is the same about using log4net with Stackify.

###Direct API

**Install via NuGet package**
```
PM> Install-Package StackifyLib
```

If you use a custom logging framework or a framework not currently supported, you can easily send logs to Stackify with our core library and API like so:

        StackifyLib.Logger.Queue("DEBUG", "My log message");
        StackifyLib.Logger.QueueException("Test exception", new ApplicationException("Sky is falling"));

###Configuring with Azure service definitions

StackifyLib reads the license key, app name, and environment settings from normal web.config appSettings. If you would prefer to store the settings in an [azure cloud deployment cscfg](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/hh369931.aspx#NameValue), then you can create a little code to read the settings from there and set the StackifyLib settings in code like this in some similar way.

		public class MvcApplication : System.Web.HttpApplication
		{
			public override void Init()
			{
				base.Init();
				StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalApiKey = GetConfig("Stackify.ApiKey");
				StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalEnvironment = GetConfig("Stackify.Environment");
				StackifyLib.Logger.GlobalAppName = "My App Name"; //probably no reason to make this one configurable
			}
		}

		public static string GetConfig(string configName)
		{
			//Doing an if here in case it's being used outside of azure emulator.
			//Do this however works best for your project
		    try
		    {
		        if (RoleEnvironment.IsAvailable)
		        {
		            return RoleEnvironment.GetConfigurationSettingValue(configName);
		        }
		        else
		        {
		            return ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[configName];
		        }
		    }
		    catch (Exception ex)
		    {
		    }
		    return null;
		}


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Spiritual Counseling Redefined
This summer, I spent a week at Beit T'Shuvah, learning best practices in the Jewish world of recovery and getting a chance to see their spiritual counseling program firsthand. In Beit T'Shuvah's integrative treatment model, each student works with a therapist, substance abuse counselor and spiritual counselor. The three professionals work together to formulate, implement, and monitor individual treatment plans.
Beit T'Shuvah's spiritual counseling program is the only one of its kind. Spiritual counselors, "attend to, guide, encourage, nurture, and stimulate moral and spiritual growth. They […] help residents focus on the bigger picture: character development (Mussar), spiritual connection, the meaning of life, holiness, and the big questions of meaning, purpose, life and death, G-d, creation, suffering, good and evil" (BTS Handbook, p.38). Experiencing Beit T'Shuvah's spiritual counseling program firsthand, I was able to see the power of the position, and the unique training and support needed to ensure its success.
My week at Beit T'Shuvah helped clarify definitions. BaMidbar will be developing a spiritual counseling program over time, and we recognize that it will be a process to build the supports and training to ensure spiritual counselors are effectively integrated into the treatment team. In our first year, BaMidbar will not be doing one-on-one spiritual counseling. Judaism provides the framework and foundation for our program, and through a robust program facilitated by all staff, we will explore meaning, values, and purpose through a Jewish lens. BaMidbar will engage multiple Rabbis and Jewish educators to take part in this process, to ensure a pluralistic and diverse Jewish experience. Rather than focusing on an individual relationship between a spiritual counselor and a student, BaMidbar is focusing on the program model, rituals and traditions, and Jewish framework.
To achieve this, BaMidbar is working with a team of Rabbis, Jewish educators, and Rabbinic Interns to intentionally integrate Jewish metaphor and storytelling, practice, and ritual into the program. We will be hiring a part-time Spiritual Director who will train and mentor program staff, and who will oversee visiting Rabbis and Jewish educators. We will engage Rabbis from diverse backgrounds (Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Reconstructionist, etc.), who will help facilitate structured and consistent, yet diverse Shabbat experiences. BaMidbar is developing an intensive training for Rabbis and Jewish educators, to ensure effective engagement and a pluralistic approach.
At the Wilderness Therapy Symposium last week, session after session emphasized the unique role of Field Staff in wilderness therapy. These are the individuals on the ground, twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. These staff develop rapport, and are the backbone of a student's experience. By focusing attention on the broader program framework and field staff training, BaMidbar will provide a mechanism to view meaning, value, and purpose through a Jewish lens along every step of the journey. By working with multiple Rabbis and Jewish educators rather than a single Spiritual Counselor, BaMidbar will ensure a pluralistic approach, so that we can meet and honor each student where they are in their unique Jewish journey.
Interested in getting involved? Email Program Director Jory Hanselman at joryh@bamidbartherapy.org, or call (303) 261-8214 ext. 102.

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Goldie Jeanne Hawn (Washington D.C., 21 november 1945) is een Amerikaanse actrice. Ze won onder meer een Oscar en een Golden Globe voor haar bijrol in Cactus Flower (1969). Voor haar hoofdrol in Private Benjamin (1980) kreeg ze een tweede Oscarnominatie, die echter onverzilverd bleef.

Hawn speelde vooral in komische films in de jaren 1970-1990. Haar (sinds 1983 derde) levenspartner Kurt Russell, zoon Oliver Hudson en dochter Kate Hudson zijn eveneens acteur. Hawn was eerder getrouwd met regisseur Gus Trikonis (1969-1976) en met acteur Bill Hudson (1976-1980). Naast Oliver (1976) en Kate (1979), kreeg ze nog een zoon: Wyatt Russell (1986, met Russell). Wyatt speelde in het seizoen 2009-2010 ijshockey in Groningen en werd vervolgens acteur.

Hawn speelde samen met haar partner Russell in The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band (1968), Swing Shift (1984), Overboard (1987), The Christmas Chronicles(2018) en The Christmas Chronicles_2.

In 2005 bracht ze haar autobiografie uit, getiteld A Lotus Grows in the Mud. In Nederland kwam het uit met de titel Inspirerend Leven. Later kwamen nog uit "10 mindful minutes".

In 2017 kregen Hawn en Russell in een gezamenlijke ceremonie beiden een ster op de Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Filmografie

|-
| 2020 || The Christmas Chronicles 2 ||Mrs.Clause
|-
| 2018 || The Christmas Chronicles ||Mrs.Clause
|-
| 2017 ||Snatched || Linda Middleton ||
|-
| 2002 || The Banger Sisters || Suzette ||
|-
| 2001 || Town & Country || Mona Miller ||
|-
| 1999 || The Out-of-Towners || Nancy Clark ||
|-
|rowspan="2"| 1996 || Everyone Says I Love You || Steffi Dandridge ||
|-
| The First Wives Club || Elise Elliot ||
|-
|rowspan="3"| 1992 || Death Becomes Her || Helen Sharp ||
|-
| HouseSitter || Gwen Phillips ||
|-
| CrissCross || Tracy Cross ||
|-
| 1991 || Deceived || Adrienne Saunders ||
|-
| 1990 || Bird on a Wire || Marianne Graves ||
|-
| 1987 || Overboard || Joanna Stayton/Annie Proffitt ||
|-
| 1986 || Wildcats || Molly McGrath ||
|-
|rowspan="2"| 1984 || Protocol || Sunny Davis ||
|-
| Swing Shift || Kay Walsh ||
|-
| 1982 || Best Friends || Paula McCullen ||
|-
| 1981 || Lovers and Liars || Anita ||
|-
|rowspan="2"| 1980 || Seems Like Old Times || Glenda Gardenia Parks ||
|-
| Private Benjamin || Pvt. Judy Benjamin/Goodman || Genomineerd voor de Oscar voor beste actrice
|-
| 1978 || Foul Play || Gloria Mundy ||
|-
| 1976 || The Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox || Amanda Quaid/Duchess Swansbury ||
|-
| 1975 || Shampoo || Jill ||
|-
|rowspan="2"| 1974 || The Girl from Petrovka || Oktyabrina ||
|-
| The Sugarland Express || Lou Jean Poplin ||
|-
| 1972 || Butterflies Are Free || Jill Tanner ||
|-
| 1971 || $ || Dawn Divine ||
|-
| 1970 || There's a Girl in My Soup || Marion ||
|-
| 1969 || Cactus Flower || Toni Simmons || Oscar voor beste vrouwelijke bijrol
|}

Externe links

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Amerikaans televisieacteur
Amerikaans filmacteur
Amerikaans musicalacteur

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Blockchains securing the security token future will be the true winners and Ethereum is the leader.
It has now been 10 years since the Bitcoin whitepaper has been released.
A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution — Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin Whitepaper.
While Initial Coin Offerings may have tarnished the "utility" label to many as a means to skirt regulation, utility tokens do truly exist. The original utility token, Bitcoin, was created with the purpose of incentivizing security and providing access to the Bitcoin Network. The network itself could not function without the role that the token plays in the system's architecture. Its value is determined by an open market demand of the token.
With tokens, we now have the ability to send value anywhere in the world with the simplest smartphone and an internet connection, all done without the legacy financial system acting as a middleman facilitating transactions. This is value in the form of bits of code being transferred. What these bits of code represent are up to the users and the system they exist upon. What we will begin to see are traditional securities removing middleman exchanges by entering the blockchain ecosystem. The ownership to an underlying asset will be linked, by law, to a digital token on a network. Stocks, bonds, and investment contracts are being legally tethered to lines of code and provide financial rights to the owner, e.g. voting rights, profit share rights, redemption rights, equity, and dividends.
Think of traditional assets similar to that of mailed physical letters and tokenized assets to that of emails. Bitcoin first brought us programmable money and with that we are now discovering the power of programmable securities.


For my fifth visit to the Masque Theatre, I headed Into The Woods for their production of Stephen Sondheim's musical. In my fast learning theatre binge this year, I had encountered Sondheim once before with Sweeney Todd (review here) and to say I had been mighty impressed was an understatement. Even to my untrained ear, Sondheim is quite a different writer of music which needs a great deal of concentration. However it is mightly rewarding if you do.
From the book by James Lapine, and cleverly weaving many Brother Grimms' fairy tales into one, it is a suitably macabre little story built around a constant musical track. While not having many totally memorable individual tunes with the exception of Into The Woods itself, the whole works suberbly together to make a hugely enjoyable musical.
The Mystery Of Irma Vep was my first encounter with The Playhouse Theatre Northampton amateur group after missing their previous performances this year due to a clash with other happenings. It was also my first encounter with writer Charles Ludlum and I have to say that came as quite a surprise as well. Much like a Carry On film it was all silly antics and double entendres.


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COVID Lessons for Innovation in Healthcare
Convened by Prof James Barlow of Imperial College and Dr Richard Broyd of Scale Space, COVID lessons for innovation in healthcare brought together venture capitalists, healthcare ventures, healthcare vendors and clinicians to discuss the prevalent innovation themes in the healthcare space during the COVID period.
The speed of digital transformation across all industries has spiked up in the past months. For the healthcare ecosystem, the acceleration of innovation in both the public and private sectors has been especially pronounced. Our discussions revealed four themes central to the increased rate of innovation: data and its applications; new modes of delivery; the growth of collaboration and a change in mindset.
Data and its applications
The role of data has been an integral part of the COVID-19 response across all sectors. In health and social care, COVID has accentuated the need for staff to be able to access and share real time patient data. Governments have turned to the private sector to help solve the data challenge.
Big tech's ambition in healthcare is clear. Apple and Google provide two clear examples of it. Google has recognised the commercial benefits of predictive modelling for both population health management and commercial applications. And its bid to acquire Fitbit aims to use daily bio data, such as heartrate, to predict and prevent illness, including COVID.
Apple, meanwhile, is putting the Apple Watch at the core of its healthcare ambitions, using it to enter the electronic healthcare record (EHR) market. The ability to track individuals' health and fitness, and map them to their health records, could help to solve the expensive population health challenges of the public sector by promoting a healthier lifestyle, and preventing disease.
New modes of delivery
The pandemic has accelerated the uptake of new methods of care. Venture funders reckon that COVID has led to a growth spurt in digital health usage that might otherwise have taken five years to achieve. For example, remote consultation platforms like Babylon, GP at Hand and AttendAnywhere have experienced even faster adoption throughout the UK. This matches NHS aspirations to move care out of formal settings such as GP surgeries or hospital clinics wherever possible.
But COVID might also be exacerbating the digital divide, by making critical healthcare services harder to access for those who are less digitally literate, typically lower income users. A challenge for the NHS will be to ensure it does not penalise this digitally isolated community.
Meanwhile, venture capital returns in diagnostics until now have lagged. But the pressure put on the UK government to boost testing capabilities has led to a surge in demand for quick diagnostic solutions on a mass scale. And this comes with a shift in mindset towards using diagnostics as a preventative measure, which could reduce overall healthcare costs.
Regulation will play a central role in the growth of this industry segment. Although safety and efficacy are fundamental concerns, relaxing stringent protocols for digital health, as the US FDA has done, will help to accelerate user adoption, improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
Lessons in collaboration
Crisis triggers collaboration. For the most part, COVID has been recognised as a global phenomenon to be taken seriously, with multiple examples of governments, organisations and individuals casting aside self interest in search of a common good.
Within the NHS, previously siloed organisations are sharing their COVID learnings for the good of the people. And the rollout of Microsoft Teams has given the workforce the ability to communicate more easily across the country. Global collaboration has taken off, with examples such as 300 intensive care doctors and medical supplies from China arriving in Italy during their meteoric outbreak in March.
In the search for a vaccine, Oxford University's approach shows the ability of an organisation to pivot towards solving a global issue, alongside government aid and community trial participation. The WHO's declaration that a working vaccine must be made available to all is an example of the true need for global collaboration during the crisis and the importance of continued collaboration instead of a siloed race and a singular victor.
Early in the crisis, the demand for ventilators in the UK saw a massive, collective response to tackle the shortfall from diverse medical and non-medical firms. Regardless of the potential profits on offer, the speed with which engineering firms were able to collaborate with a common design in a highly regulated and specialised market was astounding.
Hackathons, meanwhile, bringing together scientists and entrepreneurs, have been a recurrent theme internationally during the COVID period. Already common in technology circles, their application to the pandemic depicts a shift away from traditional top down solution governance to a community led approach. And the diversity of thought might well provide the opportunity for contrarian solutions and frugal innovation, especially in countries with fewer financial resources.
In formulating its response to the pandemic, the UK government has stressed the importance of following the science. In turn, this has prompted people to seek understanding of the science around the disease, and to take responsibility for their own wellbeing.
The growth in digital health reflects this shift in mindset, which makes innovation possible. A digital first approach to health and lifestyle issues has resulted in massive user uptake of mental health apps in the UK, as a way of dealing with the issues born of social isolation. Likewise, fitness offerings from the likes of Peloton and Apple have also reaped success in parallel with the government's anti-obesity plan.
Over the past decade data sources have grown near exponentially and consumers have unprecedented access to scientific data. Might this innovation moment serve as an inflection point for personal accountability and provide a new opportunity for companies to access scientifically literate customers across the world?
As the old saying goes, necessity is the mother of invention. Crises have given birth to some of the world's largest and most innovative businesses. Their success comes down to two major factors: the rapid deployment of new technologies; and the ability to capitalise on a shifting consumer mindset.
Both of these are plain to see today. Rapid technological innovation across the healthcare sector; and a growing consumer desire to engage with healthcare products.
Maintaining the rate of progress, however, will be an important challenge to overcome once we emerge from the current crisis. New frameworks to regulate and facilitate ongoing change will be needed so that we can continue to improve the ecosystem well into the future.


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Simone will raise her vibration and those in the spirit world will lower their vibration. It's on this shared vibrational level, between Simone and the spirit world, that connection and communication with your loved ones is made possible.
Simone will request evidential facts from the spirit world, that prove to the client, that Simone has successfully connected to their loved one. Simone likes to get as much validating information as possible from the spirit world, to leave no doubt in her client's mind that she is communicating with their loved one, or loved ones.
Most often, this validating information will include confirming physical details, as well as, describing the personality of the client's loved one. The spirit world will also show different symbols and signs specifically relating to either their own or their loved ones memories. These memories can be from their youth or childhood, individual or shared memories with the client. Spirits will use anything they can to convey their messages to you such as favourite flowers, colours, food, sports, songs, movies etc. Often there are times when more than one loved one will communicate from the spirit world, so messages can come through from two or more of the clients loved ones.
When receiving a reading, it's so important to have an open mind. The more open you are, the easier it is to connect with the spirit world. No harm ever happens in a Mediumship Reading with Simone. Your loved ones in the spirit world simply pass messages onto you, through Simone. She can't guarantee that you'll connect with the loved one that you want to. It's the spirit world that chooses to make a connection and also chooses what messages to send through.
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"Shoe Obsession" exhibit
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Roger Vivier's Eyelash Heel pump displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Roger Vivier's Eyelash Heel pump displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a red and white patent leather flame Prada sandal displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe decorated with a miniature tea set and a lock titled "Alice," and designed by Nicholas Kirkwood, on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe decorated with a miniature tea set and a lock titled "Alice," and designed by Nicholas Kirkwood, on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a thigh-high boot designed by Nicholas Kirkwood for the Rodarte spring 2009 fashion show at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a thigh-high boot designed by Nicholas Kirkwood for the Rodarte spring 2009 fashion show at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology ... more
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In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows Christian Louboutin's "Fetish Ballerine" pump. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows Christian Louboutin's "Fetish Ballerine" pump. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion ... more
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In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows a pair of silver shoes designed by Chanel with guns as heels. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows a pair of silver shoes designed by Chanel with guns as heels. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at ... more
This undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows a pair of shoes designed by Tom Ford in 2012. The shoes are displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology shows a pair of shoes designed by Tom Ford in 2012. The shoes are displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion ... more
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In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology, shows a shoe decorated with feathers and designed by Azzedine Alaia. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
In this undated photo provided by the Fashion Institute of Technology, shows a shoe decorated with feathers and designed by Azzedine Alaia. The shoe is on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Masaya Kushino's "Storm Horse" shoe, which features strands of a horse's mane, is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Masaya Kushino's "Storm Horse" shoe, which features strands of a horse's mane, is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows an avant-garde, sequined platform heel designed by Noritaka Tatehana displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows an avant-garde, sequined platform heel designed by Noritaka Tatehana displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a pair of shoes designed by Noritake Tatehana for Lady Gaga displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a pair of shoes designed by Noritake Tatehana for Lady Gaga displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe designed by Nicholas Kirkwood for the Rodarte spring 2011 fashion show that has the appearance of antique ceramic ware is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a Christian Louboutin's shoe with googly-eye decorations, is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a Christian Louboutin's shoe with googly-eye decorations, is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe, designed by Masaya Kushino, and made with lacquered Japanese cypress wood, human hair, and lace, displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe, designed by Masaya Kushino, and made with lacquered Japanese cypress wood, human hair, and lace, displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Janina Alleyne's "Exoskeleton" shoe on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Janina Alleyne's "Exoskeleton" shoe on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe, made of mirror fragments titled "Invisible", designed by Andreia Chaves, displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a shoe, made of mirror fragments titled "Invisible", designed by Andreia Chaves, displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a colorful mod shoe "Cruise" by Nicholas Kirkwood is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows a colorful mod shoe "Cruise" by Nicholas Kirkwood is displayed at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The ... more
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This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Kei Kagami's oxidized metal and leather footwear on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The exhibition, showing off 153 specimens, runs through April 13. less
This Feb. 11, 2013 photo shows Kei Kagami's oxidized metal and leather footwear on display at the "Shoe Obsession" exhibit at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology Museum in New York. The ... more
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The Ohio State SMF program is very popular among my readers and I have thought highly of it since it started a few years back. Well another great year has passed and I am privileged to have a third review of the program. I think these are a great way for interested students to get an understanding of the program and school. Hope this helps you and stay tuned for additional reviews.
1) Why an Masters in Finance in general? Why the Ohio State SMF in particular?
In my undergraduate career, not only did I earn bachelor's degrees in mathematics and communication, but I found my passion in economic development and community empowerment, I gained an appreciation for accountability, intentionality, and efficiency, and I learned that to truly make a significant impact around the world required not only heart, but the responsible management of money. Yet I was not fully prepared to go out and change the world. So a Masters in Finance was a great place to combine my academic skillset of mathematical analysis and communicating with my desire to learn financial tools and decision making. Having experienced a community unlike any other during my undergraduate years at The Ohio State University and appreciating the sense of motivation, self-efficacy, and personal empowerment that complimented my degrees, I knew there was no place else for me to be than at the Fisher College of Business with the outstanding faculty, personable and caring staff, and strong positive relationships with so many great companies.
2) Pros/Cons (if any) of the degree and program?
The finance program at Fisher provides you with a global classroom experience taught by brilliant faculty with an incredible assortment of backgrounds but the same love for teaching and mentoring young minds. The Fisher College of Business prepares you, not only to understand the multi-dimensional and evolving world of finance, but to succeed in becoming the financial leader that you want to be upon graduating.
I am still concerned however that the degree itself has much more to prove in terms of its return on investment. As a new program at Ohio State and around the country, there may still be time required before employers fully buy into the credibility of the degree and understand how to fully utilize the students graduating with these degrees (basically where they fit between undergraduate finance majors and MBAs).
The aspiring professional who is a quick learner interested in building relationships (with staff, faculty, students, and professionals) and gaining a wide variety of financial knowledge and experience to add to his/her personal "toolkit" would be the perfect student for the Specialized Masters in Finance at the Fisher College of Business.
4) Anything else you want to talk about. Placements, campus experience, alumni, etc.
I firmly believe there is no campus experience that rivals that of The Ohio State University. The momentum of the institution and the sense of community and pride felt by the students (not to mention the staff, faculty, city of Columbus, and the whole state of Ohio) cannot be measured.
Just after two months into starting the program, I had accepted my offer to go into risk management with JP Morgan, an incredible testament to the Ohio State and Fisher brand and an example of how a self-motivated student can thrive in this program.


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Q: Why can you define a controller on your routes in AngularJS? Leaving directives aside, we can and do assign controllers generally somewhere in the middle of a view, just to modify a particular piece HTML with some state or behavior. You can do this on any level, even the top most level. The view and controller are tightly coupled together.
What is the reason you can assign a controller on route level as well? I never understood this, what is the philosophy behind this? What is the added benefit of assigning a controller outside of the view rather than in the top of the view itself. Surely not the ability to switch a controller for another implementation; I've never seen this done.
/edit: perhaps it is necessary in order to do a manual resolve that gets injected? (See John Papa's example)

A: I'm sure there are other valid reasons for having the option to define a controller to a route, but I think this is a pretty big one.  Think of this scenario:

*

*you have a template you'd like to reuse with various routes/states

*you may want to assign a different controller to the template based on the route.

If you use ng-controller in your template, you can't (to my knowledge) reuse that template with a different controller.
With assigning the controller via the route, you have more flexibility.
standard approach
I'm going to use the UI.Router in this example as that's all I have experience with.
.state( 'users', {
    templateUrl: 'person.html'
    controller: 'UsersController'
})

.state( 'admin', {
    templateUrl: 'person.html'
    controller: 'AdminController'
})

Same template, different routes, with different controllers.
dynamic approach

Surely not the ability to switch a controller for another implementation

I won't argue the merits/demerits of this use-case but I've used it myself once or twice and I've seen it discussed here on SO and other blogs.
.state( 'entity', {
    templateUrl: 'person.html'
    controller: function( ...injectables ){
        var UserController = function(){ ... }
        var AdminController = function(){ ... }

        var ControllerClass = isAdmin ? AdminController : UserController;
        return new ControllerClass()
    }
})

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You might have installed new shocks and struts to your off road vehicle, but that does not mean that you are all set to hit the trails with every off road gear in Huntington Beach. It is important to ensure that your off roader is set up with the proper protection measures.
Off-road bumpers are designed to give your rugged ride, safety, and style. Some off-road bumpers also serve as mounting spots for light bars and winches. These bumpers protect your ride in fender benders and give that lift of attitude.
This type of bumper is shaped like a boomerang and has a triangular tube extension at the middle. The extension tips upward at an angle of forty-five degrees. You may also find a stinger bumper with hoop extending higher than the hood of the vehicle.
These bumpers serve the purpose of offering a way to pull out your off roader when it is stuck. These bumpers should be installed firmly to make sure that it is not ripped out while trying to tow your vehicle. Off road recovery bumpers also have shackle mounts attached to it, so you do not need to drill the bumper to attach the shackles.
These bumpers are shorter than most of the typical off road bumpers. The advantage here is tire installation as the bumper allows installing tires with big diameter. This type of bumper is best suited for terrains and highways, where the tires of the ride can move unobstructed and free.
These bumpers are usually simple in design, as they have two tubes that run across the front of the vehicle. There is also a large loop tube around the center of the bumper to offer more protection at the center. These bumpers are not suitable for towing purposes though.
These are the main types of bumpers you can get from an off road store in Huntington Beach. Contact our experts to learn more about the features and uses of different types of off road bumpers.


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Q: jQuery Validation Plugin - Minimum amount for text input based on radio button checked The HTML:
<form method="post" class="form" action="/forms/" id="basicDonationForm" name="basicDonationForm">

         Method of Payment:

            <input type="radio" name="basicDonationFormPayMethod" id="basicDonationFormPayMethodCC" value="Credit Card">
            <input type="radio" name="basicDonationFormPayMethod" id="basicDonationFormPayMethodOther" vaue="Other">

      Amount you will donate:
      <input type="text" name="basicDonationFormAmount" id="basicDonationFormAmount">
      </div

Submit

</form>

The amount field needs to be:

*

*minimum of 18 if basicDonationFormPayMethodCC is checked

*minimum of 10 if basicDonationFormPayMethodOther is checked

The rules I thus far have:
rules: {
    basicDonationFormPayMethod: {
        required: true
    },
    basicDonationFormAmount: {
        number: true,
        required: true,
        special: true
    }
}

I've begun to use jQuery.validator.addMethod(), but all of the examples I find use a passed parameter to check against the element's value. I am unsure of the syntax needed to compare one form element against another using one element's rule.
My javascript:
    jQuery.validator.addMethod("special", function (value, element, param) {
        if ($("input[name='basicDonationFormPayMethod']:checked").length > 0){
            var currentDonation = $("#basicDonationFormAmount").val();
            var radioVal = $('input:radio[name=basicDonationFormPayMethod]:checked').val();
            if (radioVal == 'Credit Card') {
                if (currentDonation >= 18) {
                    return true;
                } else {
                    return false;
                }
            } else {
                if (currentDonation >= 10) {
                    return true;
                } else {
                    return false;
                }
            }
        } else {
            return false;
        };
    }, "Choose payment method and enter $18 or more for credit, $10 or more for other");

It works, but it feels too bloated. I would like to simplify my custom method, if syntax inherit to the plugin allows for it.

A: You do not need to write a custom method to simply implement a conditional rule.  It can be done with a function within the rules object.
Something like this...
rules: {
    basicDonationFormPayMethod: {
        required: true
    },
    basicDonationFormAmount: {
        number: true,
        required: true,
        min: function() {
            return ($('input:radio[name=basicDonationFormPayMethod]:checked').val() == "Credit Card") ? 18 : 10;
        }
    }
},
messages: {
    basicDonationFormAmount: {
        min: "Choose payment method and enter $18 or more for credit, $10 or more for other"
    }
}


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The configuration specifies various settings and behaviors in the app. XenMobile pushes the configuration to devices when the user installs the app. The actual settings and behaviors that you can configure depend on the app and are beyond the scope of this article.
Identifier: In the list, click the app you want to configure or click Add new to add a new app to the list.
If you click Add new, type the app identifier in the field that appears.
Dictionary content: Type, or copy and paste, the XML property list (plist) configuration information.
Click Check Dictionary. XenMobile verifies the XML. If there are no errors, you see Valid XML below the content box. If any syntax errors appear below the content box, you must correct them before you can continue.
In the Make a selection list, click the app you want to configure or click Add new to add a new app to the list.
If you click Add new, type the package family name in the field that appears.
Parameter name: Enter the key name of an application setting for the Windows device. For information about Windows app settings, refer to the Microsoft documentation.
Value: Enter the value for the specified parameter.
Click Add to add the parameter or click Cancel to cancel adding the parameter.


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Caenorhabditis elegans is a sample topic from the Taber's Medical Dictionary.
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Caenorhabditis elegans. In: Venes D, ed. Taber's Medical Dictionary. 23rd ed. F.A. Davis Company; 2017. https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Tabers-Dictionary/734357/all/Caenorhabditis_elegans. Accessed April 22, 2019.
Caenorhabditis Elegans [Internet]. In: Venes D, editors. Taber's Medical Dictionary. F.A. Davis Company; 2017. [cited 2019 April 22]. Available from: https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Tabers-Dictionary/734357/all/Caenorhabditis_elegans.


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East River helicopter crash victim Tristan Hill formerly worked for Westchester Knicks — and was months from his wedding
By Graham Rayman, DALE W. EISINGER and Stephen Rex Brown
An accomplished basketball player who shared his love of the game with kids died aboard the sightseeing helicopter that crashed into the East River — just two months shy of his wedding day.
Tristan Hill was a lifelong hoops fan who ran youth skills camps and even worked for the Knicks.
The 29-year-old Hill was to marry Eda Ozmen, a yoga instructor, on Memorial Day in Napa Valley, Calif.
"You have my heart, you nutty nomad!" Ozmen wrote on Facebook, alongside a photo of her and Hill at Burning Man in the Nevada desert.
The two met in high school but started dating in college and worked as executives for Sightsy, a New York company dedicated to online ticket sales for tourists.
A relative of Ozmen's answered the door of her Chelsea apartment. Ozmen, 27, briefly appeared, her eyes red and swollen, but only shook her head.
Tristan Hill, 29, was to marry Eda Ozmen, a yoga instructor who lives in Chelsea. (Facebook)
"She's trying to just bear it right now," said Micheon Cahill, 29, who was to be a bridesmaid at the wedding, which was to host 350 people.
"He was one of those people who would bring different groups together. He was kind of the glue to a lot of groups. He was just a very personable person and very loving," Cahill said.
Hill, who was born in Singapore, played basketball for Missouri Valley College and maintained his love for the game after graduation. He worked as a basketball operations assistant for the Knicks' D-League affiliate in Westchester in the 2015-2016 season.
"Tristan was an incredible colleague, teammate, and friend. He will be remembered by the staff and players as someone who brightened every room he entered, with a contagious smile and an unparalleled enthusiasm for life," the Westchester Knicks said.
Hill organized a basketball camp in Reno for 120 kids in 2015 and 2016.
The wreckage of the helicopter that crashed. (Marcus Santos/New York Daily News)
"Tristan was full of life. He always had a smile on his face. He was the life of anything that he did," said Chip Lance, who coached Hill for two years at Missouri Valley.
"He was a bit of a free spirit and an entrepreneur... He was headed in a great direction. He was an inspiration to everyone. He was always extremely positive and had a great outlook.
"He was a huge people person. He never met a stranger," the coach added.
Hill and Luke Babbitt, the 16th pick in the 2010 NBA draft now on the Miami Heat, played together in high school, according to Lance.
A bio on the website for Hill's basketball camp detailed his love of the game.
Tristan Hill was one of five killed when a helicopter crashed into the East River. (Facebook)
"Deeply passionate and driven, Tristan would often go to... middle school 90 minutes beforehand to work on his game as early as 7th grade," his bio reads.
"Over the years, Tristan has developed a strong feel for the game and has always had a deadly jump shot."
Police identified the other four victims as Brian McDaniel, Trevor Cadigan, Carla Vallejos Blanco, and Daniel Thompson.
McDaniel, 26, had been a Dallas firefighter for two years.
"Despite his short tenure, hearts are heavy with grief," the Dallas Fire Department said in a statement.
Deadly helicopter crash in New York City's East River
McDaniel's friend Cole Taylor Collins told the Dallas Morning News that the fallen firefighter had joined the department because of his devotion to the city.
"He kind of figured out that he loved Dallas so much and wanted to do something for it," Collins said.
McDaniel's brother, Jason, was heartbroken.
"He loved his job, loved his friends and family and loved adventure," Jason said.
The firefighter was visiting Cadigan, his longtime friend who had moved to the city in October to pursue a career in journalism, according to Cadigan's mother, Nancy. The buddies took a photo on Friday in front of the Brooklyn Bridge with big smiles on their faces.
(L-R) Brian McDaniel, a firefighter from Dallas and Trevor Cadigan, a video journalist were killed when helicopter crashed into the East River on March 11, 2018. (Obtained by Daily News)
"We're all devastated. His presence would fill a room and he was the life of the party," Nancy Cadigan said of her son.
"He was quite a hambone. He was a class clown. He was also very creative and had such a great future."
Cadigan, 26, had recently finished an internship at Business Insider.
"He was a smart, talented, and ambitious young journalist and producer who was well-liked and made a big contribution. Our hearts go out to his family and friends," the website said in a statement.
He was following in the footsteps of his father, who works as a production manager at Dallas news station WFAA.
Carla Vallejos Blanco, 29, a tourist from Argentina, was among the five victims of the deadly East River helicopter crash. (Facebook)
A GoFundMe established to help the Cadigans with funeral expenses noted that the young journalist had "grown up" at the network.
Staffers wrote that he was a standout from an early age and spoke fluent Mandarin.
The videojournalist posted his final broadcast to Instagram: a clip of himself smiling as the doomed Eurocopter AS350 took off from Kearny, NJ. McDaniel flashed a thumbs up in a backseat.
Seated to the right of McDaniel in the chopper was Blanco, 29, who worked in public relations and was visiting the city for at least the third time, according to the Argentine newspaper Clarin.
She was visiting New York with a friend and loved photography.
Daniel Thompson died in the helicopter crash Sunday. (Facebook)
"The friend got worried because they had planned to meet and go to Rockefeller Center. She got in contact with us because she did not respond," Deputy Consul General Eduardo Almirantearena told the paper.
The final victim, Thompson, 34, also worked for Sightsy. His best friend, Evan Edwards, 34, thought that Thompson and Hill took the flight as part of a test-run to determine whether they'd sell tickets for the tour through the company.
"He was my oldest and best friend. He was always there for me," Edwards said.
Thompson was a member of the Young New Yorkers' Chorus. He sang baritone. "His passion... was more artistic," Edwards said. "He loved to sing."
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A personal memo device adapted to be worn around the wrist. The device is made from a flexible sheet-like material and has a message-receiving portion upon which a message can be written and wrist straps extending from opposite sides of the message receiving portion. The free ends of the wrist straps can be secured together with adhesive or with interlocking hooks formed in the straps to secure the device around the user's wrist. The device may also be provided with a confidentiality flap that can be folded over the message-receiving portion to conceal a message written thereon. The devices are preferably provided in a pad.
This invention relates to making notes and reminders, and in particular to a personal memo device which allows the user to wear a note or memo on the wrist as a reminder.
Various types of memo pads and other devices have been made to help people remember important information, such as events, errands, etc. However, notes tucked in one's pocket are easily forgotten as are messages written on a calendar, organizer, or memo board. The proverbial string tied around a finger may be less easily forgotten, but it does not give the wearer detailed information. What has been needed is a convenient, easy to use device that provides the user with a note or reminder, and which cannot be lost or forgotten by the user, but is relatively inconspicuous to others.
The personal memo device of the present device is adapted to be worn around the wrist to provide the user with important information and/or serve as a reminder. The personal memo device is made from a flexible, sheet-like material, preferably paper. Generally, the device comprises a message-receiving portion upon which a message can be written. Wrist straps, narrower than the message-receiving portion, extend from opposite sides of the message-receiving portion. The device further comprises means for securing the free ends of the wrist straps together to secure the device around the user's wrist.
The securing means may be releasable or permanent, and may constitute an adhesive, for example a pressure sensitive adhesive that allows the straps to be secured simply by pressing the straps together, or a wetable adhesive that allows the straps to be secured simply by licking the adhesive and pressing the straps together. Alternatively, the securing means could comprise interlocking hooks formed in the ends of the wrist straps by diagonal cuts extending inward from opposite edges of their respective straps. Of course some other means for securing the straps could also be used.
The personal memo device may be provided with a confidentiality flap adapted to be folded over the message-receiving portion to conceal any message written thereon. There is preferably some means for releasably securing the flap in its folded configuration. This securing means may be some type of adhesive, preferably a pressure-sensitive adhesive or wetable adhesive. However, some other securing means could be used, for example one of the flap and the message-receiving portion could be provided with a tab adapted to fit in a slot on the other of the flap and the message-receiving portion. Of course, some other means for securing the flap could be used.
The devices are preferably provided in a pad, in which a plurality of the devices are aligned and releasably secured together for convenient storage and dispensing. The adhesive used for either securing the wrist straps or the flap can be used to releasably secure the devices together in the pad. The devices can be made in different colors, and assembled in multi-colored pads.
The personal memo device of the present invention is of simple construction, and can be inexpensively made, for example by die cutting. The device can be conveniently and comfortably worn around the wrist to provide an effective yet unobtrusive reminder, or simply to keep an item of information readily available. The device can be easily secured around the user's wrist with adhesive, or by using interlocking hooks formed in the straps. A security flap can be provided to cover the information written on the device. The device can be made in colors, and provided with decorations, if desired, to make them more attractive. These and other features and advantages will be in part apparent and in part pointed out hereinafter.
FIG. 6 is a side elevation view of a pad of personal memo devices constructed according to the principles of this invention.
A first embodiment of a personal memo device constructed according to the principles of this invention is indicated generally as 20 in FIG. 1. The device 20 is adapted to be worn around the wrist of the user to keep information handy or to serve as a reminder. The device 20 is made from a flexible, sheet-like material. For simplicity and economy the device 20 is preferably made of paper. The device 20 could also be made of plastic, in which case the device 20 could be reusable. If the device 20 is made of plastic, suitable surface treatment can be provided so that the device could be easily written on. The device 20 be white, but is preferably colored.
The device 20 comprises a message-receiving portion 22 upon which a message can be written, preferably in either pen or pencil. The message-receiving portion 22 preferably has rounded edges so that it does not scratch the wearer or snag on clothing. The message-receiving portion is preferably about the size of the top of the user's wrist. The message receiving portion shown in the Figures is generally oval, but it should be understood that it could be any shape, including in the shape of some object, such as a star, or an animal such as an elephant. Wrist straps 24 and 26, which are narrower than the width of the message-receiving portion 22, extend from opposite sides of the message-receiving portion.
The device 20 includes some means for securing the free ends of the wrist straps 24 and 26 together, to secure the device on the user's wrist. The securing means is preferably a patch 28 of adhesive on one or both of the straps 24 and 26. This adhesive can be a pressure sensitive type so that the straps can be secured simply by pressing the straps together. The adhesive could also be a wetable type so that the straps can be secured by licking or otherwise wetting the adhesive and pressing the straps together. In an alternate construction 20' of the first embodiment, shown in FIG. 2, the securing means can comprise interlocking hooks 24h and 26h formed in the straps 24 and 26, respectively. The hooks are formed by diagonal cuts 30 extending inwardly from the edges of the strap at an angle of about 45° with respect to the longitudinal axes of the straps. The cuts 30 extend inwardly from opposite edges of their respective straps, so that the hooks mate, as shown in FIG. 3.
Decorative matter 32 can be provided on the message-receiving portion 22 and/or the straps 24 and 26.
A second preferred embodiment of a personal memo device is indicated generally as 50 in FIG. 4. The device 50 of the second preferred embodiment is generally similar to the device 20 of the first preferred embodiment, and corresponding parts are identified with corresponding reference numerals. However, device 50, unlike device 20, has a security flap 52 which can be folded over the message-receiving portion 22 so that any message written thereon is not readily visible to others. The flap 52 preferably is of the same size and shape as the message-receiving portion 22. Decorative matter 32 can be provided on the top of the flap 52, to make the device more attractive, and conceal the purpose of the device. The device 50 preferably includes some means for releasably securing the flap 52 over the message-receiving portion 22. The securing means is preferably a patch 54 of adhesive on either the message-receiving portion 22 or on the flap 52. This adhesive is preferably a pressure sensitive adhesive so that the flap 52 can be secured to the message-receiving portion simply by pressing them together. The adhesive could also be a wetable adhesive, in which case the flap can be secured to the message-receiving portion simply by licking or otherwise wetting the adhesive and pressing the flap and the message-receiving portion together. The pressure sensitive adhesives allows the flap to reclosed several times. In the alternate construction 50' shown in FIG. 5, the securing means comprises a tab 56 on the flap 52 that is adapted to interlock with a slot 58 on the message-receiving portion. Of course the locations of the tab and slot could be switched, if desired.
The personal memo devices 20, 20', 50 and 50' can be die cut, and are preferably stacked and assembled into pads for convenient use, by releasably securing the devices together. The means for releasably securing the pads together can be the pressure sensitive adhesive for securing the wrist straps together, or even the pressure sensitive adhesive for securing the flap over the message receiving-portion. The personal memo devices 20, 20', 50, and 50' can be made in a variety of colors, and the pads can include an assortment of different colors.
The personal memo devices 20, 20', 50 and 50' are very easy to use. The can be easily secured about the wrist where they provide comfortable and convenient access to a note or reminder, without being obtrusive. The personal memo device is ideal for providing reminders to school children, or to others.
With the devices 20 or 20', the user simply writes a note or a reminder on the message-receiving portion 22, removes the device 20 or 20' from the pad, and wraps the straps 24 and 26 around the wrist, and secures the ends. With the device 20 this is quickly and easily done by pressing the straps together, if the device has pressure sensitive adhesive, or licking the adhesive spot and pressing the straps together of the device has a wetable adhesive. With the device 20', the hooks 24h and 26h are simply interlocked.
With the devices 50 or 50', the user likewise simply writes a note or reminder on the message-receiving portion 22 and removes the device 50 or 50' from the pad. The user then folds the flap 52 over the message-receiving portion, and secures it. With the device 20 this is quickly and easily done by pressing the flap and the message-receiving portion together, if the device has pressure sensitive adhesive, or licking the adhesive spot and pressing the flap and message-receiving portion together if the device has a wetable adhesive. With the device 50', the tab 54 is inserted into the slot 56. The device 50 or 50' is then secured on the wrist as described above with respect to devices 20 and 20'.
As various changes could be made in the above constructions without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limited sense.
1. A personal memo device adapted to be worn around the wrist, the memo device being made from a single sheet of a flexible sheet-like material and comprising a message-receiving portion upon which a message can be written, a flap adapted to be folded over the message-receiving portion to conceal a message written thereon, means for releasably securing the flap in its folded over configuration comprising adhesive on at least one of the flap and the message-receiving portion, wrist straps extending from opposite sides of the message-receiving portion, and means for securing the free ends of the wrist straps together to secure the device around the use's wrist.
2. A personal memo device adapted to be worn around the wrist, the memo device being made from a single sheet of a flexible sheet-like material and comprising a message-receiving portion upon which a message can be written, a flap adapted to be folded over the message-receiving portion to conceal a message written thereon, means for releasably securing the flap in its folded over configuration comprising a tab on one of the flap and the message-receiving portion, and a slot for receiving the tab on the other of the flap and message-receiving portion, wrist straps extending from opposite sides of the message-receiving portion, and means for securing the free ends of the wrist straps together to secure the device around the use's wrist.
3. A pad of personal memo devices, the pad comprising a plurality of personal memo devices stacked one on top of the other and releasably secured together at one of their respective ends, each personal memo device being made from a flexible sheet-like material and comprising a message-receiving portion upon which a message can be written, a flap adapted to be folded over the message-receiving portion to conceal a message written thereon, means for releasably securing the flap in its folded-over configuration, wrist straps, extending from opposite sides of the message receiving portion, and means for securing the free ends of the wrist straps together to secure the device around the user's wrist.
4. The pad according to claim 3 wherein the means for releasably securing the flap comprises adhesive on at least one of the flap and the message-receiving portion.
5. The pad according to claim 4 wherein the means for releasably securing the flap comprises a tab on one of the flap and the message-receiving portion, and a slot for receiving the tab on the other of the flap and the message-receiving portion.
6. A pad of a plurality of personal memo devices, each device including a message-receiving portion with wrist straps extending from opposite sides thereof, means for securing the ends of the wrist straps, a flap which may be folded over the message-receiving portion, and a means for releasably securing the flap in a folded-over position, each personal memo device being releasably secured to the other personal memo devices to form the pad.
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Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt recently turns 26 on March 15. On the occasion of her big day, the actress gifted two cheques worth Rs 50 lakhs to her driver Sunil and helper Anmol to buy their own house in Mumbai.
Yes, according to Spotboye, Alia gave them the amount so that they can buy their own house in Mumbai and both Sunil and Anmol have already booked their 1BHKs in Juhu Gully and Khar Danda.
Sunil and Amol are two people Alia admits she just cannot live without. They have been with the actress ever since she started her filmy career. Also, Sunil, her driver has taught all about driving to the actress.
She has said in the past that both of them have been an integral part of her journey.
Currently, Alia is busy with the promotions of Abhishek Varman's period drama Kalank, which also features Varun Dhawan, Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Sonakshi Sinha and Aditya Roy Kapur in key roles.
The film is slated to release on April 17, 2019.
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