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76 percent of Marion County COVID-19 cases in Ocala and Summerfield
By Larry D. Croom
As the Coronavirus continues to sweep through tri-county area, 76 percent of the cases in Marion County are being reported in Ocala and Summerfield.
As of Sunday, Marion County had identified 927 cases of the potentially deadly virus – an increase of 59 from Saturday to Sunday. Those are divided among 443 men, 478 women, five non-residents and one person listed as unknown. There have been 12 deaths and 88 people have required some form of hospital care.
Ocala is now reporting 634 cases, while Summerfield has recorded 74. It's unclear if any of the Summerfield patients are in the retirement communities of Del Webb Spruce Creek, Stonecrest or Spruce Creek South, as that specific information wasn't released by the Florida Department of Health.
Other Marion County cases have been identified in Belleview (47), Dunnellon (44), Citra (20), Ocklawaha (16), Reddick (10), Weirsdale (8), Silver Springs (8), Anthony (8), Candler (3), Fort McCoy (2) and The Villages (2).
To date, 25,878 COVID-19 tests have been given in Marion County, with those testing positive ranging in age from 3 months to 97 years old. The county's cumulative positive test rate is 3.6 percent, which is significantly lower than the state's comparable rate of 9.1 percent.
Overall, the tri-county area is reporting 3,192 cases – an increase of 222 in a 24-hour period – among 1,617 men, 1,534 women, 27 non-residents and 14 listed as unknown. There have been 52 deaths and 282 people have been hospitalized.
Lake County continues to pace the local area with 1,845 COVID-19 cases – an increase of 151 in a 24-hour period – among 915 men, 900 women, 19 non-residents and 11 people listed as unknown. There have been 23 deaths and 137 people have been hospitalized.
The Coronavirus continues to run amok in Clermont, where 509 cases have been reported. Others have been identified in Tavares (296, 150 of which are at the Lake County Jail), Eustis (176), Mount Dora (112), Groveland (119), Minneola (53), Sorrento (47), Lady Lake (41), Mascotte (47), Montverde (34), Umatilla (25), Fruitland Park (22), Howey-in-the-Hills (16), Grand Island (14), The Villages (10), Yalaha (10), Okahumpka (8), Astatula (6), Altoona (6), Astor (6), Paisley (5) and Mount Plymouth (2).
Sumter County is now reporting 420 cases – an increase of 12 in 24 hours – among 259 men, 156 women, three non-residents and two people listed as unknown. There have been 17 deaths and 57 people have been seen in area hospitals.
Bushnell is reporting 149 cases, with 121 of those at the Sumter Correctional Institution among 103 inmates and 18 staff members. Other cases have been reported in The Villages (127), Oxford (27), Wildwood (26), Lake Panasoffkee (25), Webster (21), Center Hill (14), Coleman (9), Lady Lake portion of the county (7) and Sumterville (7). Coleman federal prison is reporting 78 cases among 66 inmates and 12 staff members.
All told, Florida is reporting 200,111 COVID-19 cases – an increase of 10,059 in a 24-hour period. Of those, 197,076 are residents. There have been 3,832 deaths and 15,895 people have been hospitalized across the Sunshine State. Those numbers show 29 more deaths since Friday and an additional 160 people requiring hospital care.
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The Ocala Golden Corral will reopen its doors latter this month after an extended closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Students across the county are being encouraged to apply to be a part of a local "Shark Tank" style competition hosted by the chamber.
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Three more local residents have succumbed to COVID-19 as Florida reported its biggest increase in the number of new cases in five months.
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Q: Keeping EntityManager of Doctrine in a session variable I'm developing a web-application and I'm going to use docrine framework to manage,
concurrent requests and transactional queries (like inserting or updating head and rows records).
For web necessities I thought to split operations in different steps:
First step: I have a page that allows the user for inserting a HeadTable record and after that I send the information to the server, create a Entity and store it in a EntityManager with a persist function.
Second step: The user will edit and insert all the RowsTable records. When it's all done, like before, I send all the data to the server, create Entities and Associate them to the HeadTable record.
The final step: When the user confirm all he has done, I trigger the flush operation of the EntityManager and commit all to DataBase in a single atomic transaction.
To keep all this steps toghether I put the EntityManager in a session variable and I remove it after the flush operation.
All seems to be fine but i would like to know if it's the correct way to resolve the problem or if there's a better way.

A: Sounds like a reasonable thing to try.
I'd probably avoid storing the entitymanager across requests, however.  It's got a database connection to worry about, and will therefore probably break.
What you can do, however, is just store your entities in session.  detach() them from their entitymanager, and then merge() them back on the next request.

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Guyana National Service: Sacrifices for Nation Building
Posted by Rosaliene Bacchus in About Me, Guyana
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Rosaliene in Guyana National Service Uniform, 1976
When Guyana's first Executive President created the Guyana National Service (GNS) in October 1973, he had a vision for "a new Guyana Man and Woman, oriented towards their role in nation building." He had envisaged a nation working together, with respect for each other, to develop our hinterland regions and defend our territory (1973 State Paper of the GNS, www.guyanapnc.org).
Over the next twenty six years of the paramilitary organization's existence, thousands of Guyanese youth spent a year or more at GNS hinterland centers cultivating and processing cotton, black-eye beans, peanuts, and other cash crops. For young men and women without job prospects, the GNS provided an opportunity to learn and develop new skills.
When the first GNS hinterland center began operations, I was a second-year undergraduate at the University of Guyana. In my final year, completion of one year of national service became a requirement for obtaining a university degree. Caught in the change, graduates 1976 were required to complete only three months of national service.
With reservations about my safety, I resisted the requirement of spending three months in an isolated location in Guyana's jungle interior. Moreover, I was a high school teacher, already doing my part in preparing our young people for their place in our young nation. Even though I had sacrificed a lot to attend university classes in the evening while teaching during the day, I was prepared to forfeit it all to avoid placing myself in harm's way. I was not ready for such a sacrifice. Then the good news came. We would be serving in Georgetown, the capital.
The first weekend that we assembled at the GNS Center in Sophia, we formed a unified mass in our parrot-green uniforms issued by the GNS. My name badge bore only my family name: Fung. Divided into four units, each under the command of a GNS Officer, we spent our weekends studying cooperative socialist policies for nation-building; doing marching drills and physical training; and engaged in agricultural activities.
Mondays to Fridays, we served at various government agencies. I worked with six other graduates at the Guyana National Service Printing Center, setting up a staff library and executing other duties.
Under the tutelage of army sergeants from the Guyana Defense Force, we had to conform to military modes of conduct. I was relieved that we did not have to train with rifles. Our platoon had a tough, buxom, female sergeant with a booming voice.
"Fung, fall in line!"
Within three months, from July to October, she transformed our platoon into a marching unit for a top-notch performance at our Passing out Parade – held in October at the University of Guyana Turkeyen Campus.
Completing those three months of national service was an achievement for me. I had survived the marching drills, physical training, and agricultural work under the merciless Sun. Later that October, when we assembled in the auditorium of the Guyana National Cultural Centre for our graduation ceremony, we were no longer strangers.
"Fung, to the front!"
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Monocle Names Lisbon 3rd Most Livable City in the Universe
"The taste of life's sunny side," is how Monocle described Lisbon. We mostly agree.
The trend-spotters over at Monocle have released their 15th annual ranking of the world's most livable cities, and guess who came in third? Lisbon. It's true. And we're up from No. 7 in the 2019 ranking.
Lisbon isn't as livable as Copenhagen or Zürich, according to Monocle, but it sure beats Fukuoka (No. 19), Barcelona (No. 18), and, naturally, Paris (No. 17).
"The Portuguese capital knows how to welcome newcomers: there's nice weather, the airport serves an ever-increasing number of international destinations and there's a sense of community that's attracting people, businesses and opportunities," Monocle writes.
Among Lisbon's highlights are its low pollution levels plus Mayor Carlos Moedas plans to make the city even more green. This includes, according to Monocle, dedicating a third of the mayoral budget toward cutting carbon emissions by 60% in the next eight years (we here at Atlas hope it's not just more bike lanes again, if anyone's listening — we could use more buses and trains, because everyone still seems to be driving in the morning, alone, across the bridges).
Monocle is also impressed with how tourism spending is getting back to pre-Covid times and helping independent shops and restaurants. Many have not survived, of course: just check out Atlas' "Rest in Peace" section…
But another thing Monocle finds encouraging about Lisbon is the "boom in entrepreneurship," citing a 39% jump in new businesses opening year-over-year through April 2022.
Of course, any new business will need staff, and that isn't always easy in a city that gives a "taste of life's sunny side," as Monocle describes Lisbon.
"Talent continues to be tempted by being able to go from desk to beach in less than 30 minutes," Monocle writes.
Another downside, according to Monocle, is the housing challenge.
But they're hopeful.
"A new law limiting what types of building can be rented as short-term lets will help residents, while there's also a programme to make use of the estimated 48,000 homes that are now empty," according to Monocle.
Let's join them in hoping too while we listen to short-term renters going up our stairwells.
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Sharp, Lili Louisa (1876–1964)
by N. T. McLennan
Lili Sharp
from the Weekly Times (Melbourne), 15 July 1899, p 12
At the age of thirty-nine Lili Sharp was dubbed "a new Melba." Her diminutive stature and slight build concealed a voice "of exceptional quality," wrote one critic, "full and rich in tone, of great range, and under perfect control" that let fall "diamonds and pearls of song." Over the previous decade she had toured extensively, performing at venues in Asia and Europe. But while she garnered critical praise and popular support, she failed to make an enduring impact on the global musical stage.
Lili Louisa Sharp was born on 4 February 1876 at Charcoal Gully in the central Victorian town of Sandhurst (now Bendigo), the daughter of Scottish-born James Sharp and Sydney-born Hannah Rice. Her father had arrived in Australia with his parents and siblings on an assisted passage in 1852, and had worked as an agricultural labourer at Avoca before being lured to the goldfields. She was the tenth child in a family of seventeen children; three of her siblings died in childhood and her father died of tuberculosis in 1896.
Educated at East Sandhurst State School, Lili gained awards for attendance and for proficiency in examinations and homework in 1885. By the time she was eighteen she was appearing as a vocalist in local concerts and competitions, often alongside her younger siblings Bert and Olive. She received early tuition in voice from the well-known teacher John Herbert Bryan. Appearing in the Bendigo Glee Club's performance of the opera Les Cloches de Corneville in 1896, her performance was deemed by one critic a "decided success" characterised by "fine singing and vivacious acting."
In June the following year she won a competition for best patriotic song at Eaglehawk's celebrations for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The judge, Charles Horatio King, a talented violinist and pianist, was from a musical family and had moved to Bendigo to take up the position of organist at All Saints' Church. He went on to teach violin at Girton College and took private students in voice, violin and pianoforte. At Ballarat's South Street Literary and Debating Society competition in September 1897, Lili, now his pupil, "took the place by storm." She won the categories for humorous song and soprano solo, as well as a certificate of honour as the most successful musical competitor.
A year later, Lili won every solo event she entered — soprano, soprano (sacred), mezzo-soprano and contralto — at the Austral Literary and Debating Society competition. Over two years, as King wrote in a local newspaper, she won twenty-seven first prizes, three gold medals and three champion certificates. She made her Melbourne concert debut at the Town Hall in July 1899, attracting a large audience that demanded several encores. Encouraged by her successes, she held a farewell concert in Bendigo before touring New Zealand with King for five months from late 1900. During her early years as a performer she was often compared to her much-admired younger Bendigo rival, Amy Castles, who had left in search of fame overseas two years earlier.
King, whose mop of wild hair resembled that of the eminent Polish pianist Paderewski, had by this time adopted the stage name of Melnoth Rafalewski. Lili was billed as the "Australian Nightingale," and he was a pianist of "Magnetic Power and Influence." Although the duo's performances received overwhelming praise from reviewers, their audiences were seldom packed and the Wellington show was disrupted by "rowdies." They returned briefly to Australia before announcing that Lili would travel to Paris to undertake further training. She and King married in Sydney on 13 May 1901, departing later that day on the French mail steamer Polynesien. Their marriage was not announced in home papers until November.
The couple spent several years in Britain. They appeared in dramatic entertainments, plays, operas and concerts, and performed with the Hungarian violinist Karcsay and with the Kubelik concert company. Lili was also reported to have studied under the Danish teacher and composer Hjovard. From 1908 they toured extensively. Consummate self-promoters, they sent frequent postcards and letters home reporting on their success overseas and documenting their travels.
As Monsieur Rafalewski and Miss Lili Sharp they performed in Gibraltar, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Egypt, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), India, China, Siam (now Thailand), Burma, Java, Japan and the Philippines, among other places, claiming to have presented some one thousand concerts. King wrote of how they performed for the monarchs of Greece, Portugal and Siam, and — after a forty-hour bullock journey with only bananas to eat and coconut milk to drink — he played for the Maharajah of Travancore. In July 1912 the Bulletin quipped that they had arrived back in Australia "with just about as many labels on their carpet-bags as any couple could reasonably hope to collect in a lifetime."
The duo settled in Sydney, where they offered private tuition, reputedly at a guinea a lesson, and briefly operated a picture theatre in Marlborough Street, Leichhardt. Lili was known to open the evening's entertainment while King occasionally played the accompaniment to the film. In 1915 the Bendigo Independent, familiar with their past, mocked press reports from Bundaberg, where they were touring, that "Charley" was "Russian" and Lili was "greater than Melba." During 1918 and 1919 they conducted a concert tour to the East Indies and Far East.
In their later years Madame and Melnoth Rafalewski (as they were increasingly known) lived on The Avenue at Lane Cove and listed their occupations as artists. Forgoing overseas tours, they performed locally, and King taught from a studio at W.H. Paling & Co. in George Street.
King died on 19 August 1950. He left his entire estate, valued at over £31,000, to Lili. Newspapers at the time noted that he was "one of the few professional musicians to have amassed a large fortune from a musical career." It was, of course, the product of the couple's tireless performance schedule and talent for promotion. By 1963 Lili had moved to Melbourne, where she was closer to the children of her late sister Olive. Her savings afforded her a comfortable retirement until her death on 27 May 1964. By then, few recalled the time when she and Amy Castles were dubbed the "birds from Bendigo":
Australian birds are songless, some.
Aver — or, like the cockatoo,
They shriek — are boisterous or dumb.
But such the hasty word will rue,
When Ame and Lil they hear; heigh-ho.
The birds can sing at Bendigo.
The golden city — on its name
The mem'ry of the miner gloats.
Eclipsed is all — a greater fame
'Twill gather from their silver throats.
Australian birds are songless. No,
Just hear the birds from Bendigo.
— "Outis," in the Critic (Adelaide), 12 August 1899
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leaves for Paris to continue her vocal studies, Register (Adelaide), 20 May 1901, p 3
marriage notice, Bendigo Advertiser (Vic), 20 November 1901, p 2
King, Charles Horatio (husband)
N. T. McLennan, 'Sharp, Lili Louisa (1876–1964)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/sharp-lili-louisa-29658/text36631, accessed 19 January 2022.
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First, I get up early.
Then, I get a cup of coffee.. that is ready for me.
( I set it to brew the night before while I am doing dinner dishes).
There is NOTHING better than the smell of coffee in the morning. My BEST morning routine!
Next, I check my emails.
Later, I make breakfast & lunch.
shower, & get ready for work.
I LOVE my morning routine.
When things run smoothly…I know what to expect.
That's how our kids feel in the classroom.
EVERYONE knows what to expect & how to do it!
ROUTINES MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND!
for a smooth running classroom.
I meet my kids on the playground.
Our "first" bell ( line up ) is at 8:20.
I go out to our line at 8:15 and remind ALL of my students to get out of their BACKPACKS their BLACK homework folder (provided by me at the beginning of the year..black because I don't use black for any other folder in my room..and their READ AT HOME envelope with TAKE HOME BOOKS.
They have them "in their hands" before we walk to the door.
NO ONE has to "dig through" their backpacks when we get in the door.
While we are at the door…I have a Home Depot shelving unit next to the door.
Gray Home Depot Garage shelving Unit. this helps with the beginning-of-the-day routines!
They put their backpacks and jackets ON THE SHELVES! Great beginning-of-the-day routine! NO backpacks or jackets on CHAIRS! No room!
After we enter..2 baskets on the table next to the door. One "homework"..the other RAH (Read AT Home) Envelopes.
Black folders in HW basket, Book envelopes in RAH basket.
(Any notes or OTHER STUFF…in HW basket).
and WALK to their desk. They know the routines.
I choose the HELPERS for the day.
You can only be a HELPER if you are sitting in your seat when the bell rings! I am prompt!
( No tardies, wanderers, "chatting").
If you are TARDY…you won't be a helper on that day if it's your turn. You will have to wait until tomorrow if you are on time.
An incentive for getting to school ON TIME!
I ask the TECH TEACHERS to choose a "quiet partner" to help them pass out Chromebooks ( We are a 1:1 school ) and earbuds ( they have their own in numbered baggies.
They get their Chromebooks, long into our district reading/phonics practice program, and GO TO WORK!
ALL of this takes 10 minutes.
NO MUSS…NO FUSS! Routines help manage the classroom!
Transitions. THE WORST TIME OF THE DAY!
Kids are working. The "Hummm" of classroom work.
And then…the timer goes OFF!
Time to TRANSITION TO SOMETHING ELSE!
First graders like to MOVE…and FAST!
When the timer goes off…we freeze! I tell them they have one minute to clean up and return to their desks.
Always return to their desk.
Kind of like their "LANDING PAD".
I hold them "frozen" for 3-4 seconds.
While a few stragglers are getting to their desk, we play a game! A TRANSITION game. I only need a doc camera, my riddle cards, and a SOFT VOICE. If they can't hear me..they can't play! See my post on the TRANSITION GAME!
Who Am I Animal Classification Cards… 52 different animals.
activity. I do this SAME ROUTINE ALL DAY FOR TRANSITIONS!
The LAST 30 minutes of CLASS. End-of-the-day routines.
The day has come to an end.
HOW TO GET THEM OUT THE DOOR?
Many things to do BEFORE we leave.
REMEMBER…The class is ALL of yours.
It's NOT my job to clean up, put everything away, and pick up the classroom AFTER they leave.
We ALL work here. The community is for ALL of us.
and FREEZE to go back to our desks.
At 2:15 we begin the EXIT PROCESS.
*UPDATE… They now put them in the cart & plug them in! I put a number on each Chromebook with Sharpie Paint Pens. Then I put a RED dot (Sharpie PAINT pen) on the side above the plug. They know ALL the red dots must line up, every number has to have a matching Chromebook, and they PLUG them in on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays! TECH TEACHERS are awesome!
Push the stacks to the back of the room, and clean all papers, crayons, pencils from the floor.
While these HELPERS are working SILENTLY..
As we transition to the carpet, I ask "RED GROUP" if they would like to "READ…in the teacher's chair" OR PASS (for this week).
They read one story from their JOURNAL. Their choice.
"ASK THE AUTHOR A QUESTION".
We must listen, to formulate a HOT question.
At the beginning of the year, we learn the difference between a HOT question…and a STORY!
After all 5 have read…I have one student bring me EVERYTHING from their cubby. (Student mailboxes ).
I go over ALL work we are taking home.
I open the BLACK HOMEWORK folder, where I have taken out last night's HW and put in tonight's HW.
I show them their RAH books to read tonight.
I excuse them 3 at a time to clean out their cubbies, take everything to their desk, get their backpack & jacket, take it to their desk, LANDING PAD, and pack up to go home.
When they are ready ..
They must be ready to go before we end the chant.
This takes a little practice.
NO… A LOT OF PRACTICE!
We can get out the door in 5 minutes!
Many more throughout the day.
I like routines in MY LIFE.
What routines do you have that you do EVERY DAY?
Pick your top one & share in the comments.
We can ALL learn for each other!
Here are a few Classroom Management HELPERS to help YOU set ROUTINES!
This entry was posted in Classroom Organization and tagged How To, Strategies, teachers on June 3, 2018 by 1stgradefireworks.
Routines are so important for children!
This is genius! Seriously, I want to come observe in your classroom. We are a 1:1 district as well but, only for 4th – 12th. Lower grades have access but not to 1:1.


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Olympia 2021: "Everything was missing"! Hockey women fail in Argentina
Sadness, sadness – and a huge sea of tears!
The Olympic tournament is over for our hockey women. The knockout in the quarterfinals against Argentina – 0: 3 (0: 2). Get out without applause!
"Everything was missing, the courage, the conviction. Perhaps there was a lack of nervousness and tension. It is a day that one would like to erase from memory, "says attacker Lisa Altenburg (31, Hamburg), who ends her international career in tears. "We knew it was going to be really, really difficult. But it was not to be expected that we would stand next to them with so much. "
A collective blackout against the "Las Leonas", for which Albertarrio (27th), Granatto (29th) and Raposa Ruiz (52nd) scored. The lionesses were more snappy, grippier, faster – they took the "final" for the semifinals from the start. The "Danas" wanted to have learned from the preliminary round defeat against the Netherlands (1: 3) and presented themselves differently against the "Las Leonas". But it got worse: no courage, no confidence, stumbled penalty corners – paired with fear, respect and technical deficits.
"It will take a while to digest this disappointment," says national coach Xavier Reckinger, who will attack in Paris in 2024 with a different squad. The collective Ko – Reckinger wants to go with the analysis only after returning.
His players quickly became apparent. "Argentina looked at us well and quickly pulled our teeth. I had the feeling that we quickly lacked faith in victory. Despair could be seen in many faces early on, "said Franziska Hauke (31, Hamburg), whose brother Tobias is fighting Australia for the final on Tuesday against Australia (2.30 am).
For Sissy Hauke, too, Argentina was the end of the "Danas". After bronze in Rio, she fought her way into the team for Tokyo.
"Five years ago I would never have thought that I would be standing here today," she says with wet eyes. "Today I played my last game for Germany and I never thought it would be today. We came here to get a medal. We had the potential, but we didn't bring it to the record. It hurts more than if you can't achieve your best performance. "
The younger Hauke sister is confident that her brother will be more successful. Sissy: "Unlike us, they learned from the setbacks in the tournament and performed as a team. If they survive the game against Australia, the toughest chunks, then they'll win gold too. My brother can push it forward with his winning mentality. "
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Customers in E-commerce systems are one of the very basic data models.
Some webshops however, don't use them at all: all orders are "anonymus" without user login, customer account.
It's more likely that E-commerce systems of 2018 need the handling of customers, therefore they're enabled by default in Vanilo, but it's possible to opt-out.
The customer component is built using the konekt/customer library.
Please refer to the Models and the Enums sections first for general customization information.
This is an enum type so if you want to add further variants, extend the class and define new consts.
So now any other library using the Customer module will be aware of your new type and it will be used.


Last week an Appellate Court reduced a jury verdict of $2.7 million awarded to a 71 year old female who was knocked to the ground by a passerby who slipped on "slime oozing from a trash can on a subway platform". The jury concluded that the slimy condition was inherently dangerous or that the slime on the floor of a crowded rush hour subway station was a concealed trap. The Transit Authority was found negligent.
The jury awarded plaintiff $700,000 for past pain and suffering and $2 million for future pain and suffering. The Appellate Court found that the award for future pain and suffering should be reduced to $1 million netting the plaintiff a total of $1.7 million. The plaintiff suffered serious injuries to her knee which will require a total knee replacement. Moreover, there was extensive testimony about the plaintiff's mental anguish and loss of enjoyment of life in her golden years, limiting her travel and photography hobbies.


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When Can Parental Rights Be Terminated?
By Deanne Katz, Esq. on March 23, 2013 12:50 PM
It's a sad fact that some people don't know how to be parents and deserve to have a court terminate their parental rights.
It isn't a decision to be taken lightly, since it's often a permanent solution. But for parents who have shown repeated failure to care for the physical and emotional health of their child, it may be the only option.
An unfit parent can choose to voluntarily terminate parental rights. But if that doesn't happen, the other parent or guardian will have to go to court to deal with it.
Courts are hesitant to terminate parental rights without significant evidence, since it is a binding and likely permanent decision.
To bring a claim, the child's other parent or guardian generally must show that termination is in the child's best interest.
Some states lay out specific factors for courts to consider, so knowing those factors will strengthen any case.
For example, evidence of severe abuse or neglect, chronic drug use or alcohol dependence, long-term mental illness, and abandonment are all important factors in a termination case. A parent's failure to maintain contact and support the child can also be helpful evidence.
Options and Consequences
Terminating parental rights severs a parent's legal ties, so that an unfit parent cannot make decisions for the child. But depending on your situation, there may be other options to consider first.
You could ask a court to limit visitation, order supervised visitation, or award full legal custody to you, so that the unfit parent doesn't have input on important decisions for the child.
However you decide to do it, gathering all this evidence and presenting it in an organized manner is the key to bringing a case to terminate parental rights. Having an experienced attorney on your side will help the process go more smoothly.
As a parent or guardian, your first duty is to protect the child you're caring for. If terminating an unfit parent's rights is the only way to do that, the legal system can help. Talk to an experienced family law attorney today.
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Q: Perl requests GET via Redfish i only find examples for Python to GET infos via redfish.
Here is my Perl Code Snippet that i already got:
use strict;
use warnings;
use MIME::Base64;
use JSON;
use Data::Dumper;
use Getopt::Long;
use REST::Client;

my $client = REST::Client->new(host => $host);
my $encoded_auth = encode_base64("$user:$password", '');

 # Get the incident with sys_id declared above
 $client->GET("/redfish/v1",
              {'Authorization' => "Basic $encoded_auth",
               'Accept' => 'application/json'});

my $perlScalar = decode_json $client->responseContent();
print Dumper $client->responseContent();

I get a empty string from Dumper, so i think the connect is not correct. This Script is functional against a HP REST API Device.
I really dont understand how to do this, with ::JSON Module.. perhaps someone of you got already done  this?
Kind Regards

A: I found this bug report for REST::Client which seems relevant.

If you don't set Follow to true then the module uses LWP::UserAgent's
  simple_request method. This means authentication does not work.

Looking at the module's documentation, it seems likely that the fix is to add
$client->setFollow(1);

before you try to use the client.


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Die Typen C und c der Wiener Straßenbahn waren Prototypen für einen Einrichtungs-Großraumwagen. Die formschönen, jedoch mit vielfältigen Problemen behafteten Fahrzeuge standen nur wenige Jahre im Dienst.

Geschichte
Die C-c waren, abgesehen von den gebraucht erworbenen "Amerikanern" der Type Z, die ersten Großraumwagen der Wiener Straßenbahn. 1952 beauftragen die Wiener Stadtwerke-Verkehrsbetriebe die Firma Simmering-Graz-Pauker mit der Entwicklung und dem Bau dieser Type. Obwohl es bereits ausländische Vorbilder gab, bedeuteten diese Fahrzeuge für Hersteller und Verkehrsbetriebe absolutes Neuland. Bisher wurden fast ausschließlich zweiachsige Fahrzeuge für die Wiener Straßenbahnen gebaut. Als Präsentationstermin wurde die Wiener Herbstmesse 1953 beschlossen, was SGP wenig Zeit zur Konstruktion des neuartigen Fahrzeuges gab. Nach dem Willen der Besteller sollte diese neue Type dem letzten Stand der Technik entsprechen. Allerdings bemängelte die Aufsichtsbehörde MA 46 bereits bei der endgültigen Auftragserteilung am 14. April 1953 das errechnete Gesamtgewicht als zu hoch. Dem Gesamtkonzept fehlte es von Anfang an an Erfahrung und vieles, was sich in der Konstruktion als schlüssig erwies, bereitete in der späteren Fahrpraxis Probleme.

Die Typen C und c bedeuteten in jeder Hinsicht den Beginn einer neuen Ära für die Wiener Straßenbahn: Teilweise epochale Neuerungen wie Einrichtungs- und Großraum-Bauart, Schaffnersitz, Fahrgastfluss von hinten nach vorne, automatische Schwenktüren, Haltewunsch, Lautsprecheranlage, Druckluftbremsen, Scharfenbergkupplung und Hebelsteuerung waren umzusetzen. Um halbwegs ein Gespür für die neue Type zu bekommen, fertigte SGP 1952 zunächst eine Attrappe aus Sperrholz an. Trotzdem blieb nicht viel Zeit, um die vielfältigen Neuerungen umzusetzen und zu erproben. Im September 1953 verließen die äußerlich fertiggestellten Trieb- und Beiwagen das Herstellerwerk in Simmering und wurden auf der Wiener Herbstmesse präsentiert. Die Fahrzeuge waren zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch gar nicht betriebsbereit, das Publikumsinteresse jedoch bereits sehr hoch.

Nach der Messe kamen die Fahrzeuge zurück ins Herstellerwerk, wo sie zur Komplettierung teilweise zerlegt werden mussten. SGP und die Verkehrsbetriebe standen nun zunehmend unter Zeitdruck, da Politik und Öffentlichkeit die neuen Fahrzeuge endlich im Betrieb sehen wollten. Nach der übereilten Fertigstellung wurden Trieb- und Beiwagen am 16. Jänner 1954 den Wiener Verkehrsbetrieben übergeben, welche sie sofort auf den Linien 80 und 81 zur Probe fuhren. Aufgrund dabei auftretender technischer Probleme weilten die Fahrzeuge jedoch bereits wieder von Ende Jänner bis März 1954 im Herstellerwerk. Bis April fanden neuerliche Probefahrten statt, schließlich erteilte die MA 46 am 23. April 1954 die Zulassung für den Fahrgastverkehr – jedoch nicht ohne "schwerste Bedenken" gegen die Form der Türöffnung durch Kontakte auf den Trittstufen zu äußern. Ebenso wurde das (zu) hohe Wagengewicht kritisiert. Der Zug wurde dem Betriebsbahnhof Ottakring für die Linie 46 zugeteilt, auf welcher am 22. Mai 1954 die Jungfernfahrt stattfand.

Die ersten Einsätze waren von großem Publikumsinteresse gekennzeichnet, die Type C/c stellte für Wiener Verhältnisse ein völliges Novum dar. Dennoch zeigten sich recht bald die Schwächen des neuen Zuges: Durch die Türautomatik und den Fahrgastfluss kam es zu großen Stauungen an den Einstiegen und dadurch verspäteter Abfertigung. Vorerst durften nur entsprechend ausgebildete höhere Beamte des Schulbüros als Fahrer eingesetzt werden. Da dieses um 15:00 Dienstschluss hatte, erfolgten die ersten Einsätze stets erst ab 16:00. Das Personal war jedoch mit der ungewohnten Handhabung des Fahrzeuges vollkommen überfordert. Zu dem zeigten sich recht bald vielfältige technische Mängel des übereilt in Betrieb genommenen Zuges, wobei vor allem das Bremssystem mit seiner Mischung aus Widerstandsbremse und mittels Druckluft betätigter Klotzbremsen (Triebwagen) bzw. Scheibenbremsen (Beiwagen) Probleme bereitete. Auch die Konstruktion der Drehgestelle befriedigte nicht. Aufgrund dieser und anderer Probleme verkündete das Wiener Rathaus bereits in der zweiten Jahreshälfte 1954 den Lizenz-Bau von DUEWAG-Großraumwagen in Form der Typen C1 und c1. Von Dezember 1954 bis Februar 1955 wurde eine gründliche Revision durch die Hauptwerkstätte vorgenommen, die zahlreiche Schäden zutage brachte. Trotzdem kam das Fahrzeug wieder in Dienst und war bis Juni 1956, unterbrochen durch zahlreiche Störungen, im Einsatz auf der Linie 46.

Ab Juni 1956 war der C-c-Zug im Betriebsbahnhof Ottakring abgestellt, man bemühte sich nicht mehr wirklich um das zunehmend unbeliebt gewordene Einzelstück. Im September 1958 kamen die Fahrzeuge neuerlich zu SGP, wo man sich eher halbherzig darum bemühte, sie wieder einsatzfähig zu machen. Fahrerplatz und Schaffnerplatz sowie die Kleinspannungsanlage wurden dem C1 angeglichen und die Haltewunsch-Anlage entfernt. Das ohnehin schon hohe Eigengewicht der Wagen erhöhte sich dadurch jedoch noch mehr. Bestehende Probleme, wie z. B. die fehlkonstruierte Bremsanlage, konnten jedoch nicht beseitigt werden. Dem Hersteller war die "Missgeburt" jedoch zunehmend unangenehm, daher erfolgte erst im März 1960 die neuerliche Auslieferung. Nach langen Probefahrten erfolgte der Einsatz im Fahrgastverkehr erst ab 26. September 1960 lediglich zu gelegentlichen Ausläufen auf der Linie 46, da die Aufsichtsbehörde nur mehr einen aushilfsweisen Einsatz zuließ.

Am 7. Juni 1963 wurde der C-c-Zug mit einer schadhaften Bremsanlage zum letzten Mal in den Bahnhof Ottakring eingezogen. Bereits am 12. Juni wurde "zur allgemeinen Erleichterung" die Abstellung des unbeliebten Fahrzeuges verfügt. Die Ausmusterung erfolgte jedoch erst nach fünfjähriger Standzeit am 27. Dezember 1968. In Folge landeten Trieb- und Beiwagen im Altmateriallager Simmering, wo die beiden Fahrzeuge im Juni 1970 verschrottet wurden.

Heute erinnert lediglich ein zeitgenössisches Modell an diesen ersten Wiener Großraumzug.

Technik und Ausstattung
Die Fahrzeuge waren Einrichtungswagen in geschweißter Ganzstahl-Bauweise mit gummigefederten Drehgestellen aus geschweißtem Formstahl. Diese besaßen innenliegende Pendel-Rollenlager und gummigefederte Radsätze. Gemäß dem beabsichtigten Fahrgastfluss waren im Fahrzeugbug eine einzelne Doppel-Schwenktüre, mittig eine Doppeltüre und im Heck eine Dreifachtüre verbaut. Beleuchtete Zielschildkästen und rahmenlose Halbfenster komplettierten das von vielen Zeitgenossen und Straßenbahnfreunden als elegant empfundene Äußere der Wagen. Der Antrieb erfolgte durch vier je 50 kW starke Halbspannungsmotore der Type GLM25b des Herstellers BBC, welche über ein mittels Hebel und Servomotor angetriebenes Unterflur-Nockenschaltwerk Type K7783 von Siemens-Schuckert angesteuert wurden. Die Achsen wurden über einen Hohlwellenantrieb mit Federscheiben angetrieben. Die Stromabnahme erfolgte über einen Siemens-Stromabnehmer Type SS 53. Die Bremsung erfolgte über eine elektrische Widerstandsbremse sowie eine auf Bremsklötze und Bremsscheiben wirkende und (erstmals) mittels Fußpedal zu bedienende Hardy-Druckluftbremse als Feststellbremse, welche jedoch unterschiedliche Ansprechzeiten besaßen. Die Druckluftanlage versorgte weiters die Türantriebe, den Scheibenwischer und den elektropneumatischen Schleuderschutz. Vollkommen neu war auch das mit Kipptastern, optisch-akustischer Signalanlage und Tachograph ausgestattete Fahrerpult. Erstmals in Wien waren Scharfenbergkupplungen und Rangierfahrschalter auf den hinteren Plattformen verbaut.

Der Innenraum war mit Leuchtstoffröhren und Durofol-Sitzen ausgestattet, zudem gab es erstmals in Wien einen fixen Schaffnerplatz. Alle Haltestangen im Inneren waren dem Zeitgeist entsprechend verchromt.

Literatur
 Peter Bader, Harald Marcincig: C-c: Bejubelt, verdammt, vor 30 Jahren verschrottet. In: tramway & modell, Ausgabe 2/2000
 Alfred Laula, Alfred Rosenkranz: Wiener Straßenbahnwagen – Technik und Fotos. Verlag Slezak, Wien 1983, ISBN 3-85416-092-5.
 Wolfgang Kaiser: Die Wiener Straßenbahnen. Vom "Hutscherl" bis zum "Ulf". GeraMond, München 2004, ISBN 3-7654-7189-5.

Einzelnachweise

Straßenbahn Wien
Schienenfahrzeug (Spurweite 1435 mm)
Straßenbahnfahrzeug
Straßenbahnfahrzeug (Simmering-Graz-Pauker)

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This fully autonomous, battery-electric prototype by Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is the first real-world example of a self-learning concept wheel loader with the brains to make decisions, perform tasks, and interact with humans. It is also the first time ever a LEGO® Technic model has been turned into a real machine. While not commercially available, engineers expect that valuable insights from the LX03 will feed into applications for today and tomorrow.
Inspired by a concept devised by Volvo CE and LEGO® Technic engineers and designers, the Volvo LX03 is a remarkable milestone breaking new grounds in smart construction technology. It represents both the next stage in Volvo CE's exploration into machine intelligence and its determination to decarbonize the construction industry.
Melker Jernberg, President of Volvo CE, says: "We need to transform the construction industry with smart and more sustainable solutions that will have an impact on a global scale. The unveiling of the LX03 prototype today represents just that – and is testament to the incredible expertise of our engineers and our united commitment towards positive change. Together with the LEGO Group, we are pushing the boundaries of both technology and imagination and the result is beyond anything the world has seen before."
Lars Stenqvist, Chief Technology Officer of Volvo Group, says "As transport and infrastructure leaders: we have a vital role to play in taking action on climate change and stepping up the pace of innovation needed to deliver on emissions targets. We believe in working with driven and creative partners who, like us, are focused on making innovation real and moving beyond just words."
Pioneering partnership
What started out as an exciting project between designers and engineers at the two companies, to explore the potential for future construction, evolved over time with the help of a team of smart children into the successful launch of the 42081 LEGO® Technic Concept Wheel Loader ZEUX.
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For more information on what makes this game changing concept machine so unique please visit https://www.volvoce.com/global/en/this-is-volvo-ce/what-we-believe-in/innovation/zeux/
The prototype LX03 with the LEGO® Technic Concept Wheel Loader ZEUX which inspired its creation.
The LX03 with its unique scissor frame.
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TV ShowsRoswell
By: Tracy Space Cowgirl
Alternate Universe. What if Alex Whitman wasn't really dead? A second generation of Roswellians right the wrongs of the past.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Romance/Sci-Fi - Chapters: 25 - Words: 39,631 - Reviews: 5 - Favs: 7 - Updated: 2/2/2003 - Published: 2/1/2003 - Status: Complete - id: 1215008
1. Enter Jill2. The Secrets That You Keep3. Ghosts, Aliens, and The Wonderful World ...4. Past Meets the Future5. Someone Saved My Life Tonight6. Meet The Parents7. Finding Beautiful8. Heartbeat9. Choices10. Relationships11. Complications in the Snack Food Aisle12. Nothing But the Truth13. Nobody's Child14. Dreamwalking15. Vision of the Future16. 72 Hours To Say Goodbye17. I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing18. Fears, Motion Sickness, and My Father19. Welcome Home20. Second Sight21. Dinner Disaster22. Viva Las Vegas23. End of the Road24. Destiny25. Epilogue
by Tracy (biancaheart@yahoo.com)
Rating PG13
Category: AU, FF, Unconventional couples to begin with, but will be Conventional Couples by the end--stick with it, it won't be bad, I swear
Spoilers: "Baby It's You"- the AU takes place after this...
Disclaimer: I don't own Roswell...I don't own anything...okaybee?
Author's Note: This work was composed on the Roswellian Ramblings Board at www.roswellunderground.com. There are some inside references to "Egyptian" type qualities that board members will recognize and appreciate, but any Roswellian should be able to enjoy this story J
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Boxes, boxes, boxes everywhere.
This was her home now. Her first house. No longer did she live with her Mother, Father, brothers and sisters. She was an independent woman. Against all of her parent's protests, she had moved back to their hometown, where they both had grown up. Roswell, New Mexico, a town that hadn't outgrown a fascination with an event that had happened years and years ago.
Brett, her college boyfriend who didn't think that continuing their relationship beyond graduation would benefit anything, had come here interviewing for a job. Jill, still blind from the adoration and gleam that radiated from Brett, had come along, with dreams of white picket fences in her future. The relationship fizzled, but Jill felt amazingly at home among the cheesy décor.
So, in an act of sheer madness, she applied for the Deputy job, the job that Brett didn't get.
At the age of 22, Jill Valenti packed up her bags, kissed her parents goodbye, and drove a U-Haul across country from Florida.
Tomorrow, she would start her first "real" job.
But today, she had to unpack and try to make this house a home. Her home.
Nobody had lived here since 2001. The realtor said that once, a family had lived here, but the teenage son died in a tragic accident. The mother divorced her husband after the funeral, and the father, left all alone in a shrine to the past, had gone crazy.
There were no relatives, and so the house had basically stayed a masoleum, a monument to a past gone horribly wrong.
The furniture was nice, mostly new, and Jill decided it would only take a little cleaning to spice it up.
She strolled over to the kitchen table, and picked up her purse. She withdrew a Cd and started to play it with her powers.
A long time ago, he lost track of time. Time didn't mean a thing. He transcended time.
It would have been better for him if he would just be dead.
He saw the Sheriff come to the door and tell his father about the death.
He saw his friends, mourning for him in his very room.
He saw his parents fight and divorce.
He saw his mother walk away.
He saw his father be taken away.
He saw his friends grow older, and move away.
He had stopped living a long time ago, but he hadn't stopped watching.
The future went on, but he could have no part in it.
Realtors showed the house from time to time, but nobody wanted to buy a haunted house.
He wanted to leave the house, but he couldn't. Somehow, beyond his own understanding, he was tied to this house. He couldn't leave, no matter how hard he tried.
So he stayed, in his house, day after day, without Internet access, dreaming of what might have been. He had learned how to be good at dreaming.
But on this one day, something was different.
He felt someone in the house. And he could hear someone singing along to music.
It had been ages since he had heard music of any kind. And this person could sing—like an angel.
He walked down the stairs, or did what any ghost did that is close to walking.
There was a woman in his living room. A young woman. She danced and swayed to the music like it was in her blood. The song was one he remembered being on the radio, but not one that he could remember the name of. He was doing good to remember his name anymore.
She turned around, and he caught a glimpse of her face for the first time. She was beautiful. He hadn't seen beauty like that since Isabel came by to give her goodbye speech before she went to college.
Her hair was shoulder length, a golden blond waterfall that fell at her shoulders. Her eyes were the most unique shade of blue, a shade of blue that made her eyes sparkle and shine. Her face was perfectly shaped, as if God had sent out an order to make this girl-this woman different. She was unlike anything she'd ever seen before.
Sighing, the girl sat down and pulled a small device out of her pocket. She punched at it for a second, and then talked into it.
It must be a phone, he reasoned.
"Hello, Mom?" The girl said with a voice that seemed musical. "Yeah….it's taking longer than I expected. No…the traffic was just fine. No…that thing with Brett is over once and for all….and No, I haven't looked him up…cousins, really? Oh, an uncle, sort of. Okay. Saturday. Saturday, I'll go visit them in the retirement home. Yes, I know that her memory's bad…Say…did I leave a box of photos there? I did? Great…can you ship them…Thanks. How's Dad? Ah, ok. Say hi to everybody. I love you. Bye."
After the phone call, she finished doing a few more chores. She certainly was a busy bee, he thought, watching her zip around the room.
At one point, she picked up his picture from the mantle.
"I wonder what you'd think of the place now." She said, before moving the picture to a more out of the way location, over on the bookshelf.
She ordered a pizza, and he was surprised when she grabbed a bottle of Tabasco from the kitchen and poured it on her meal. Could she be????
After her meal, she started to explore other parts of the house. She ventured upstairs and entered his room.
"This was your room." She said, looking at the décor of the room. "The boy in the picture. My parents always told me about how terrible it is to loose a friend, for someone so young to die. It happened to their friend, it happened to you, and it happened to Jett." Her eyes started to fill, and tears began to flow down her face.
He wished he could put his arms around her and tell her everything would be ok.
She laid down on his bed, and cried into the comforter.
He sat there, feeling more and more useless than he ever had in all these years.
When she fell asleep, he lifted up the comforter and covered her up, not wanting her to feel the cold chill he'd felt for years.
She was late.
It was her very first day as an independent woman, and she was late going to work.
She barely remembered falling asleep. Memories—memories of Jett, had come flowing back to her. Jett…the reason why she couldn't just live with her parents. She couldn't deal with the guilt- with the fact that she had failed…
She grabbed a clean white T-shirt and a crisp pair of black pants out of her suitcase, and dressed as quickly as she could. She still had to call the water company about getting her water turned back on…
"You're late." The impressive figure in the Sheriff's uniform said as she entered the office.
"I'm sorry, I haven't exactly unpacked my alarm clock yet." She said, running her fingers through her hair. "It won't happen again."
"See that it doesn't. We don't look too kindly to nepotism, even though it is a small town. A name with a legacy won't keep you this job, believe you me."
"I know, sir. It was an accident, I swear."
The officer's face changed from a frown into an easygoing grin, much like her Dad's. "Now that the unpleasant part is over with, can I welcome you to Roswell? I've seen your pictures, but I don't think we've ever met in person."
She looked confused. "Excuse me."
He pointed to his name badge. "Rob Valenti. Your Uncle. My father is your Grandpa, and my mother is your Aunt Maria's mother."
"So you're the family that my mom was talking about, huh?"
"Probably Chad, Anna, and I. I'm sure Mom would love for you to come to dinner tonight."
"I'd love to." Jill said, a genuine smile flitting to her face. She might just make it after all.


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What is it about a beach that compels me so? I wonder. I miss the beach! Thats for sure. My partner told me to find my "niche" and I seriously think its jump shots or a version of it. Something that makes people look like they are flying or floating. I seriously love, love photos like this.
I can do regular shots like this… but it doesn't make me as happy as doing flying / floating shots. So I think my niche is going to be just that. Flying photos!
Here is another flying/floating jump shot by my niece, who i love and humors me so.
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Yeah, eso that's all the shout outs.
And I think we're ready to pick up where we left off, right? Yep.
I'm ready.
All right. For everybody.
Listen to the podcast.
We are here with the second half of the show wrapping up after my town dropped power in the middle of recording last night.
My entire town **** itself has boost says, Yeah, I laughed my ass off when I saw rundown e shows run down to see what we were going to cover tonight.
As opposed to what we did last night and in big, bold letters.
Moot wrote in the in the in the run down.
This is the point where Garrett's town **** itself so made me laugh a lot.
It's just it's kind of a bad deal.
I'm I I had heard a like Oh, yeah, I haven't heard any official news yet, but apparently about 10 miles outside of town, somebody launched a car off a curve and took out the power pool so no power for about five hours last night.
And I was way asleep by the time by the time the power came back on, so but getting down to the rest of our topics, uh, we're gonna skip the game recap, and we're just gonna move it to next week because, uh, no tank.
I did not want that.
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Thanks for hopping on.
Oh, yeah, I'm good, homie.
Thanks for reaching out on Twitter.
There. It was fine.
It was just like I told you on Twitter.
It was just darkest **** I wanted Drove around to see if I could see anything was going on.
It was just weirdest ****.
No street lights, no lights on it.
Any other houses? It was just odd, but yeah, no, we're all good here.
They got the power back on and we're rocking and rolling.
Unfortunately, the power outage did not last long enough for them to shut down my real job.
So e had to go to work today.
But it's all good. It's all good.
No, man.
I got sidetracked here jumping through the years now.
Yeah, we're just gonna push the recap the next week.
We'll recap the, uh, Renegades versus Battle Hawks next week.
So we're gonna We just got a few random topics to go with.
The news we talked about last week.
We have Sam Sloman.
Go is on the Titans.
Uh, practice squad.
Go ahead.
But he's not an XFL guy, but he's my guy.
This dude deserves another shot.
The ramps never gave him a fair shot.
This was kind of a impromptu Get ready.
I'm rocking the U knack for the people on the left.
But I wanted to put on my Sam slow when Jersey and forgot he got signed to the tight.
And he's been doubted.
Everybody hates his man.
He gets he got **** death threats for when he got drop, the Bre wins hit.
If you weren't behind the screen, Same was scant link in the past.
Your policies.
Oh, yeah, and I just I don't like trust me.
I love football and you will catch me screaming out of screen.
Especially when I got money on the game.
I'm trying to think what my big oh, I had a Derek Carr over 267 yards in the Sunday Night Football game.
I was yelling at him and counting yards the whole game.
But even if he doesn't make it, I'm not gonna call and give him death threats over it. Man, it's just a game.
It's just money.
You could make more.
I was taking it to the extreme.
The next up, my man.
Another jersey.
I have my boy, Joey Borough.
It's I'm heartbroken.
Did towards a c l m c o N s.
They're talking like he's not gonna be ready to go week.
Well, next year, basically, he kind of Kevin ware it himself internally.
So you mean you hate to see if the kid was looking girl? Great.
I mean, he had a had a stellar a season last year at L s u got drafted by the Bangles because that's what happens when you're number one.
Overall is you go to a not so good team.
But I mean, they hadn't won a lot of games, but he was putting up numbers and making things look great.
Oh, just really impressive.
He was definitely, uh, him and Herbert.
We're running one a and one beef.
As far as who was going to get rookie of the it's going to get it now, unfortunately, just because his numbers are gonna be way higher.
But no, you really hate to see a thoughts and prayers out to Joe Burrow. Man.
I just can't wait to see him back.
I hope he makes a full recovery.
That's where to, when we're sending our thoughts and prayers.
Also, I didn't write down his name because I wasn't trying to do this, but I forgot.
We're doing the Joey borough saying, but thoughts and prayers to the Dallas Cowboys organization and the family of their strength coach who passed away today after US medical emergency on the field earlier this week.
So I mean, we we stay.
We stay pretty lighthearted on this podcast, but that's just real quick, man.
Everybody loved.
Give him a hug.
So thoughts and prayers out to them and give everybody love a hug this weekend, man.
Uh, let's keep let's keep the energy light.
How you like it in here way? No tank like this topic.
Campbell pulled me. He's in here.
I What do you say is Nick I've ever seen? I've seen, uh, q B film with our boy, Nick Campbell.
All I've ever seen were 22 completions.
To my knowledge, he has a 1000% completion rate for probably about 50 yards.
When you say he is better than short Dale Jim's tank, you can answer shirttail Charman.
I mean, uh, if the guy's got 1000% completion rate, he's got to be the best Q B of all time.
That's all there is to it.
Yeah, exactly.
If you just get out there and slinks it.
Hey, Bears when you're calling up my boy tank call up called my boy Campbell Campbell.
Also because hey has 1000% completion rate.
So because Tang I want to hear your take, that's what e mean.
Campbell's also built like a tank, so we need to see the battle of the tanks.
E think Campbell's got a little bit of extra upholstery compared to our man Frank.
Tank E.
I'm assuming you mean the canon of an arm.
He can slay it like 60 yards.
Well, there you go, man.
There's called Campbell Cold Tank.
There, there.
Ah, they may or may not be a duo deal.
Campbell's better than benched Robiskie 1000 complaints.
1000% completion rate.
Come on, man.
If he was in the NFL, that would lead the NFL right now. Exactly.
There's tank out there blocking form.
Just imagine he's probably completed, like, every single passing the **** game.
Yeah, definitely.
Holy cow.
Think Bengals called Campbell? He's better than family.
He's better than the Lego.
This man is crazy.
Yeah, he could keep the best.
He could keep the spot.
One for Joey Borough Joey.
Then once jelly beans back, he can learn from Joey B.
And he knows he could be M V P in 23 years.
Pick up, pick up, learn from the best Be the best.
Hell, you know, Joey B will be back next year.
The Jets, they're probably gonna rid of Donald.
Hell, why'd your ass floor? So you, Campbell, that's very true.
Holy ****.
But we gotta quit talking because can't quit typing and we're gonna get a heart attack.
Is laughing so hard.
Take, You know, Campbell.
Swing it, Rowley Cow! Mhm, Nick Campbell.
Better than the shark tale Jones Shark tale three Answer is yes.
Yeah, well, in old shark tale Jones for those that don't know who we're talking about.
It's Cardale Jones, former quarterback for the Ohio State University and Tank.
I'm gonna guess about 3.
50 junk mail.
A big dude.
No, no, no.
You want to know how much this Campbell a e would say 3.
50? Minimum? I e.
Feel like I feel like short there might be up there.
Shirttail runs like he's a defensive tackle.
Campbell Campbell, the monster? Yes, that that is.
All jokes aside, the dude is a beast.
And he is.
Yeah, Tank, I think he might be bigger than you.
I want to see a battle between Tank and Campbell.
You know, runs from Oklahoma.
Drills, boys. Let's go.
But that's gonna be like M v P versus MPP.
Yeah, when they were in the league, it's gonna be co MVP every year.
They can't just pick one.
Split the trophy and half.
Yeah, but yeah, back told Cardale Jones, former quarterback for the Ohio State University.
Just a long line.
It looks like Justin Fields gonna break the most.
The mold on that.
But Ohio State as a history of just sticking guys in that quarterback surrounding them with a lot of weapons and making them look good.
And then once they're no longer at Ohio State, they no longer look so good.
So, yeah, definitely kind of.
Ah, you will have to say, But what happens with Justin Fields? But I think he's gonna break the bold.
I think that guy is actually a good quarterback, as opposed to being a Q B and C 16.
Campbell, what is? Uh oh, we got Campbell in the house.
I think he was here before.
He's probably just made an account so he could type.
Oh, God.
You know what's up, Campbell? That's too as to if you heard what we said or not.
Basically, I'm saying if you were in the NFL, you could be an M. V. P. Yeah.
You have to find out what their ugo.
So we're gonna have to get Campbell in here for Mr Now so we can get him in.
Where? What the hell You got a Campbell? You got a video camera there? Got got you.
Campbell told my guys here, beast, I've never seen it.
I've never seen you throwing incomplete pass.
And that's the truth I've ever seen. Within two dimes.
You thrown to my knowledge, You have a perfect passer rating and everything.
Man, that that's impressive.
Just a perfect passer rating.
You kind of have Yeah.
Yeah, I invited Campbell, so we'll see whether we'll see whether or not he hops in here.
That would be, well, give a Yeah, so? Well, we're moving just a little bit.
Upcoming guests.
Uh, we got one interview at the end of the show today.
I don't think we have any more currently scheduled.
I have that.
Not scheduled.
But I have one guy that I'm gonna talk to you about after we're done on alive.
So we don't spoiled.
Yeah, And I got a couple guys in the pipeline that are definitely interested.
Uh, in between we got Thanksgiving this week, and I'm gonna be on vacation for five days next week.
I'm still gonna be here for both shows, but I think we're probably not gonna have an interview for the next show.
Just with everything going on, probably the next to and then we'll try to start having interviews every show again.
Yeah, that's good.
So but yeah.
No, we definitely got we definitely got some guys in the pipeline.
I got a lineman lined up another lineman.
I was like, talking to the line.
That e my position e awesome.
So, yeah, we're definitely keep having some interviews.
And other than that, who we got, we got Ethan, grow Bert, um, for interview today, those that are on the livestream.
You're going to listen to the podcast to catch the interview, but I don't catch him into the livestream, but yeah, go ahead and tell us about Ethan.
Yeah, Ethan, he played d three, which is, if you know me.
I'm I love the small schools D three.
All that said instantly.
That's why I'm a fan of him.
And he played the Allegheny College, which is like, it's probably slightly over an hour away from May.
So that also brought into the fact or why that I'm so behind this guy and not just because he's I'm behind him.
It's because he's a quality athlete.
He can play special teams corner nickel safety.
He wouldn't even be a running back.
He's got all the tools, and he should be in a bare minimum in Arena League. Yeah.
Did you see the video I retweeted a hiss.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Dude, I'm not sure how much weight that was, but it looks like a on a weight where he's he's well, he's a cornerback.
So he's not built like a line of this Dude, this dude could pick up weights.
Yeah, because he said he was, like, 5 11 about Buck 86 right now.
So, yeah, he could He could definitely put a few pounds on.
And he looks bulky of **** already.
He's good size for a safety.
Yeah, if you get up to 200 he's turned into a monster.
So definitely, but yeah.
So for those on the livestream, we're gonna move on to the clothes.
And for those listening to the podcast is where we drop the interview in.
Great interview with Ethan.
Robert and, uh, yeah, it looks like Campbell tried to hop in there for a second, but disappeared tank.
Oh, did I invite tank? Oh, you invited tank way back in the beginning.
I said on the wrong link.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, I accidentally That's how tanking e.
I thought that was Campbell trying to hop in.
I wish it was Campbell Campbell, If you're in here, leave a comment of money. Yeah.
You got to get on this show.
Yeah, we got a good Campbell. I'd be awesome.
You're a fan favorite.
And I just I really wanna ask him if he thinks if he compares himself to the hefty Lefty E, I want to know, all right.
Pfft, Lefty.
But he did make hefty lefty cry.
Oh, guy and the guy had NFL snap.
So **** bull****.
There's definitely a history of guys that don't fit the typical, uh, physique model or whatever you wanna call it.
What a Q B should be.
Yeah, I made it in the league.
So, Murray Well, yeah, but he's kind of Russell Wilson type, so? Well, that's a maker.
Touchdown maker, E.
Same thing. Those guys were just a little small.
I mean, e think the hefty left is the only other linemen built Q b I've ever seen.
Sure. That was kind of out there.
E Yeah, he's a big dude, but I don't know if he's quite lineman.
Maybe tight end.
Uh huh.
Movement.
He's definitely big enough to be a tight end.
I think he's 66 like, 2 80.
That's a big to 80.
Are you serious? I believe I didn't think he was that big.
Give me one. Maybe maybe to 60.
Probably 60.
Oh, all right, I gotta look that up now.
Okay, let's see.
Cordell Cardale Cardale not Cordell.
That's right. Cornell Stewart.
Uhh! 65 Oh, your stats, news and video on NFL dot com That oughta have heightened.
Wait 65 to 50.
That Z.
Yeah, What you're saying he's big.
I'm thinking like a cube is like, you know, 2 30 maybe 2 40 at the top side, 65 to 50.
Yeah, he's maybe the tight man.
Yeah, he could be.
Apparently, he's only 28 to so gambles 29.
Yeah, they definitely they got some years left on.
I mean, help pull the Tom Brady and play till you're 56.
So where Campbell was bowling? Oh, yeah.
So, random news.
I don't know where Campbell is.
Trying to get him on the way probably broke his SportsCastr.
Is what we Probably because it's the first time guy Oh, won't connect.
Uh, that we have that problem with everybody on our first time? I don't know.
I got I got a quick topic for discussion moves.
You want to send them, try a d m.
And in the link.
Invite people from the group thing. Yeah.
Giving a second.
That might be That might be a different link.
You see this, uh, in the bottom right of the screen.
There's the, like, two heads with the plus sign above them.
I don't see it. Oh, ****.
I might have to do it and probably sense into your stream.
E can share the length. That's it.
Okay, let me see.
What's his Twitter? Uh 640 underscore.
Uh, give me a second load.
OK? 8390 64 zero.
Oh, really? Nick Campbell.
I always got followed me back. I can't be on him. Okay.
Shoot me.
The Lincoln to you okay? Yeah.
Yeah. Good ****.
Good talk.
One second.
I'll copy, but hey, just real quick.
Um, So there's a lot of talk about Drew Brees coming back this season.
The dude has 11 shattered rib.
Yeah, and a punctured lung.
And there's people like ESPN.
People like football people talking about how he could be back to start like week one of the like around one of the playoffs.
I I don't know if you ever have you ever jacked up your ribs with No, but I've messed up my back e i about a year ago, the doctor described it.
Has I attempted to pull my ribs away from my sternal? It's a long story, but basically I had my arm in a sling for, like, four weeks, and I couldn't live more than £5 for, like, another two weeks after that.
And I didn't even break anything.
I just, like, stressed out my ligaments and ****, so I just I'm like, I don't understand how they expect this guy with the 11 shattered ribs to be back playing NFL in ah month.
Okay, of Yeah, that's that's a little outrageous ideas.
I mean, I know obviously he's in better physical shape than I am, but I mean, the dudes older than me to buy, like, four years.
It's not like he's a 22 year old kid.
Yeah, we got Campbell's on his phone.
We'll talk.
Moose will get ahold of you afterwards.
we'll see about maybe getting you on, uh, next week or the week after or something, and Yeah, well, talk.
Yeah, I figured I may get you on the computer and get you on the show, because, Yeah, I definitely love to have you on, but yeah, so I don't know that.
Just I keep hearing that I'm just sitting here shaking my head like I don't understand how you expect this guy to be back.
No, he don't need to be back to you, Campbell.
Well, there. Yeah.
Thank smarter. Not harder Own.
As much as we love our boy Campbell, I think they're going with that dual threat guy for the pursuit of the Jack of all.
I think we need to get Campbell and Tank talking on Twitter here.
Yeah, we got a link.
I had a link him up afterwards.
I think they could be piles you out. There you go.
So but that I think we're gonna wrap her up.
We're gonna have quite the long podcast, because, I mean, we're almost to an hour last night before everything before my town **** itself so and then we got an interview to drop into.
So probably good rapper up here.
You got anything else for closing thoughts? Their most? No, I'm good.
Besides vote, vote Tank and Campbell for M V p.
Other than that, I'm good.
All right, Well, this has been the people's XFL show with Garrett from Iowa and Midnight Movie and follow the show at the People's XFL on Twitter, myself at Garrett from Iowa.
And then we got Midnight Moose at midnight X moose, and we're also on instagram at the People's XFL And one last shout out hit up that unwrapped merch store because they got some fire. ****.
No. All right.
Yeah, we're going to call her tonight.
Anybody interested? I'm gonna be doing my Hawkeye and gambling show here in probably about 10 minutes.
I'm gonna hop back on for that.
That's my solo show because my boy Moose does not gamble.
Yeah, I'm not into, but Tank and Campbell, I'll hook you guys up after the show.
We're gonna make a banger. D m.
Hey, we could have a live show with Campbell and Tank on.
Oh, that'd be legit.
We might break the Internet, we might break the Internet, so Alright, thanks everybody for tuning in if you're listening on the podcast.
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If you missed it last Friday night, we did the first ever, which I think it's gonna repeat on the random.
It's not gonna be a weekly thing.
We'll definitely do it again.
Uh, the first ever Friday night bull**** session and no run down, no topics.
We just got on.
And last week we discussed Killer Q tip, among other things.
So it's just a good time.
Random sports talk and interact with the chat quite a bit.
So for the third time or fourth time, because I kept saying that we're done and we keep adding one more thing, but I think that's it.
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Samuel George Morton (1799–1851) was an American physician and natural scientist. Morton, reared a Quaker but became Episcopalian in midlife, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1820. After earning an advanced degree from Edinburgh University in Scotland, he began practice at Philadelphia in 1824. From 1839 to 1843, he was the professor of anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania. Morton was a prolific writer of books on various subjects from 1823 to 1851. He wrote Geological Observations in 1828, and both Synopsis of the Organic Remains of the Cretaceous Group of the United States and Illustrations of Pulmonary Consumption in 1834. His first medical essay, on the user of cornine in intermittent fever, in 1825 was published in the Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences.[1] His bibliography includes Hybridity in Animals and Plants (1847), Additional Observation on Hybridity (1851), and An Illustrated System of Human Anatomy (1849). Samuel George Morton is often thought of as the originator of "American School" ethnography, a school of thought in antebellum American science that claimed the difference between humans was one of species rather than variety and is seen by some as the origin of scientific racism.[2] Morton argued against the single creation story of the Bible (monogenism) and instead supported a theory of multiple racial creations (polygenism). Morton claimed the Bible supported
polygenism, and within working in a biblical framework his theory held that each race had been created separately and each was given specific, irrevocable characteristics.[3] After inspecting three mummies from ancient Egyptian catacombs, Morton concluded that Caucasians and Negroes were already distinct three thousand years ago. Since the Bible indicated that Noah's Ark had washed up on Mount Ararat, only a thousand years ago before this, Morton claimed that Noah's sons could not possibly account for every race on earth. According to Morton's theory of polygenesis, races have been separate since the start.[3] Morton claimed that he could define the intellectual ability of a race by the skull capacity. A large volume meant a large brain and high intellectual capacity, and a small skull indicated a small brain and decreased intellectual capacity. He was reputed to hold the largest collection of skulls, on which he based his research. He claimed that each race had a separate origin, and that a descending order of intelligence could be discerned that placed White people at the pinnacle and Negroes at the lowest point, with various other race groups in between.[4] Morton had many skulls from ancient Egypt, and concluded that the ancient Egyptians were not African, but were White. His results were published in three volumes between 1839 and 1849: the Crania Americana, An Inquiry into the Distinctive Characteristics of the Aboriginal Race of America and Crania Aegyptiaca.


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Self-Maed: Orlando artist and businesswoman travels the world and enters New Dimensions
From growing up in Michigan to studying in Chicago, teaching English in Thailand, living in Australia making jewelry and traveling to over 30 countries around the globe, Hannah Mae Levy has seen it all.
As a Florida fashion and jewelry designer running her own business, it takes a high level of confidence and focus to thrive in such a competitive industry. That wasn't always the case for Levy, as every entrepreneur is well familiar with the uncertainties and pressures associated with taking that leap of faith on your dreams.
"I always knew I didn't want to be in Michigan," Levy said. "I wanted to go to Chicago after high school."
Chicago is exactly where Levy ended up. She attended Columbia College Chicago where she received a degree in Fashion Business. While in school, she interned with Saks Fifth Avenue and upon graduating, landed a position with the legacy fashion company. With aspirations of working in the design world, this would seem like a dream for someone looking to get a foot in the field.
However, Levy quit and left to teach English in Thailand and ended up traveling the world for roughly 10 years.
"I realized I didn't want to work for anyone. I don't take direction well. Growing up, all my teachers told me I was a natural leader," Levy said. "It was always in the back of my head. I knew I never wanted a life of mundane routine. I wanted to experience the colors, fashion and culture of the world. I wanted to be inspired. I wanted to create!"
As Hannah took off around the world, she was inspired and she did create. As any artist can tell you though, the familiarity of the fear of rejection or criticism when it comes to something you've created with your heart and soul can be daunting.
"I feared not being good enough, I feared failure. So I continued searching for courage around the world," Levy said. "It wasn't until I settled back into the United States that I ran into the love of my life in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Brantley [her now husband] taught me how to make decisions based out of love instead of fear. This changed my life and my business prospered."
Brantley Hawkins, now husband to Hannah, is the owner and co-founder of New Dimensions Wellness Club.
"All decisions are made from either of two emotions, fear or love," Hawkins said. "Decisions made out of love are spirit-guided and decisions made out of fear never give you the outcome you truly want."
Hawkins not only guides his members to make decisions based out of love, but teaches his clients the must know secrets to success when it comes to looking and feeling their best.
"Our body is 70 percent water," Hawkins said. "We have all these pipes running through our body and they often get clamped down and backed up with inflammation. This inflammation not only drains our energy and leaves us in a brain fog, but it gets caught in our muscle tissues particularly in our mid section and hips, and it's commonly mislabeled as stubborn fat. Through my extensive education and many years of practice, I have found the only way to unclog the stuck inflammation is to do specific movements and exercises that re-open the pathways. Thus allowing the inflammation (stubborn fat) to leave the tissues and exit the body."
These unseen obstacles were blocking Levy's way without her even knowing.
"I have always focused on my health and fitness, as well as watching what I eat," Levy said. "I would run two to five miles everyday, held a David Barton gym membership, and even paid for personal training three days a week. However, I never received the results I felt I deserved. I was never overweight or anything but I felt heavy and never felt comfortable within my own skin."
Having been a part of the New Dimensions system for years now, Levy feels she is more efficient with her time in the gym and has seen the results she was always looking for.
"After being educated on the New Dimensions methods, it all made sense. I always had a little stomach pouch that I couldn't get rid of no matter how hard I worked out," Levy said. "Now, I'm working out less and getting better results! This is the first time in my life that I love the way I feel and look. Every woman deserves to feel good in their own skin and love the way they look. Helping women achieve that feeling is a major inspiration in the fashion I design
Levy's workouts now take less time, because they are optimized. She is now at an alltime high with her confidence and mental clarity and even models her own designs for her business. Hannah's confidence and work ethic also inspires others in the New Dimensions community as well.
"Hannah realizes that fitness enables her to achieve the things she wants," longtime New Dimensions member Kim Richbourg said. "She's all about doing it the natural way, she puts in the work. People can draw self-confidence from fitness. We are doing everything we can to make our bodies feel and look better. I'm 53 years old, you can only do certain things for so long. You need to find a functional method."
It's been a long journey, literally, for Hannah to get where she is today, but she is now at the top of her game, both physically and mentally. She feels like she has found a community that not only allows her to be herself, but helps her thrive in other aspects of life as well.
"It's nice to know I'm alongside other women in their 30's, 40's, 50's, or whatever the case is and we are all doing what's needed to mature gracefully, both physically and mentally, in order to continue living an active, healthy lifestyle," Levy said.
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The (Goldener) Trichter was built around 1595 together with the neighbouring house, replacing the original Gutruf.
The first occupant was Gumprecht from the neighbouring Goldener Anker, then known as the Gutruf. Later occupants also included members of families members from the neighbouring house, such as the Mainz family. Around 1600 there were Jews living here from Aub, a town near Würzburg in lower Franconia. At the end of the 17th century two families were living in the house. The head of one earned his living as a teacher. In 1712 another occupant was Hirsch Fränkel, the rabbi at Idstein, who lived in Frankfurt. It is reported that he was imprisoned around 1730 by the margrave of Brandenburg and was allegedly entombed alive in a tower. His wife managed to escale to Frankfurt.
The house was destroyed in the fire of 1711 but soon rebuilt. In 1865 the city took it over for demolition.