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Loyalists were colonists in the Thirteen Colonies who stayed loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolutionary War, opposing the Patriots.

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 Rev. John Agnew (d. 1812, New Brunswick), served a Church of England parish in Suffolk, Virginia
 Andrew Allen (1740–1825), Pennsylvanian Delegate to the Second Continental Congress
 William Allen (1704–1780), Chief Justice of Pennsylvania and former mayor of Philadelphia
 Brigadier General Benedict Arnold (January 14, 1741 [O.S. January 3, 1740/1741] – June 14, 1801), commissioned in 1780; originally a Patriot general
 John Askin (1739–1815), trader and land speculator at Detroit

B
 John Bacon (died 1783), New Jersey privateer and marauder who preyed on Patriots in and around the Pine Barrens and South East New Jersey
 Thomas Henry Barclay (1753–1830), New York City lawyer and later Governor of Nova Scotia
 Dr. Richard Bayley (1745–1801), New York physician and father of American-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
 Rev. John Beardsley (1732–1809), Anglican minister in Poughkeepsie, New York and Fishkill, New York who, in 1778, he served as chaplain to Beverley Robinson's Loyal American Regiment
 Joseph Bettys, resident of the Town of Ballston, New York; hanged as a spy in 1782
 Christopher Billopp (1738 – March 29, 1827), Staten Island resident who commanded a Tory detachment
 Sampson Salter Blowers (March 10, 1742 – October 25, 1842), Boston, Massachusetts attorney
 Amos Botsford (1744–1812), Yale College graduate and judge
 Jonathan Boucher (1738–1804), Church of England priest in Maryland and Virginia and tutor to John Parke Custis, the stepson of George Washington
 William Augustus Bowles (1763–1805), also known as Estajoca, served with the Maryland Loyalist Battalion and was a Maryland-born English adventurer and organizer of Native American attempts to create their own state outside of Euro-American control.
 Joseph Brant Thayendenegea (1743–1807), Mohawk war leader
 Molly Brant (1736–1796), also known as Mary Brant, Konwatsi'tsiaienni, and Degonwadonti; influential Mohawk leader and sister of Joseph Brant
 Elisabeth Brewer served as a nurse in the Continental Army while covertly gathering information for the British in New Jersey
 Thomas Brown (1750–1825), LTC commanding King's Rangers in Georgia
 Brigadier General Montfort Browne (fl. 1760–1780), commanding Prince of Wales American Regiment, 1777
 William Bull II (1710–1791), lieutenant governor of the province of South Carolina, 1759–1775
 Colonel John Butler (1728–1796), commanded Butler's Rangers in the Mohawk Valley
 Walter Butler (1752–1781), Captain in Butler's Rangers; son of John Butler
 Rev. Mather Byles (1706–1788), Harvard graduate and prominent Boston clergyman

C

 William Caldwell (–1822), Scots-Irish who served in Butler's Rangers
 Benedict Swingate Calvert ( to 1732–1788), Judge of the Land Office, Maryland
 Elizabeth Calvert (1731 – 1788), wife and cousin of Loyalist politician Benedict Swingate Calvert
 Rev. John Camm (1718–1778), seventh president of the College of William and Mary
 Lt. Col. James Chalmers (died 1806), Commander, First Battalion of Maryland Loyalists; author of anti-"Common Sense" pamphlet "Plain Truth" in 1776
 Dr. Benjamin Church (1734–disappeared at sea 1778), Director Medical General Patriot Army and a Loyalist spy
 Richard Clarke (1711–1795), Boston merchant
 Christian Daniel Claus (1727–1787), commissioner of Indian affairs
 Cheney Clow (1734–1788), Delaware plantation owner; served earlier as a British officer; involved in an act of hostility on April 18, 1778 which is known today as Cheney Clow's Rebellion
 Sir Isaac Coffin, 1st Baronet (1759–1839), Royal Navy officer and member of a prominent Massachusetts Loyalist family
 John Connolly (–1813), planned with Lord Dunmore to raise a regiment of Loyalists and Indians in Canada called the Loyal Foresters and lead them to Virginia to help Dunmore put down the rebellion
 Myles Cooper (1735–1785), Church of England clergyman President of King's College in New York City
 John Singleton Copley (1738–1815), innovative painter
 William Cunningham (died 1787, Nassau, Bahamas), earned the name ″Bloody Bill″ for his exploits against Backcountry South Carolina Patriots

D

 James De Lancey (1746–1804), of Westchester County, New York, led a Loyalist unit known as "De Lancey's Cowboys" and was known as the "Outlaw of the Bronx"
 Brigadier General Oliver De Lancey (1718–1785), commanded De Lancey's Brigade 1776
 Stephen De Lancey (1738–1809), Loyalist lawyer and political figure in New York state and Nova Scotia
 Abraham de Peyster, Officer of King's American Regiment
 Colonel Arent DePeyster (1736–1822), Officer of the 8th Regiment of Foot
 Colonel Andrew Deveaux (1758–1812), Colonel in South Carolina Loyalist militia
 Doan Outlaws, fallen Pennsylvania Quaker family of British spies and bandits
 Margaret Green Draper (1727–), Boston printer and journalist; one of the first American women to run an independent business; United Empire Loyalist; supported the British
 Moses Dunbar (1746–1777), Executed for treason in Connecticut after joining the King's American Regiment

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 Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland (–1784), Provincial Governor of Maryland and last Royal Governor of Maryland
 Jacob Ellegood (1742–1801), Virginia-born farmer who became a political figure in early New Brunswick

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 Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron (1693–1781), of Virginia; the only British peer resident in Colonial America
 David Fanning (1755–1825), commander of militia in North Carolina, and later Member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, 1791–1801
 Edmund Fanning (1739–1818), commanded militia in the War of the Regulation and Loyalist militia in the American Revolution; later Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia and Saint John's Island
 David Farnsworth (died 1778), British agent hanged for his participation in a plot to undermine the American economy by distributing counterfeit currency
 Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson, Loyalist who wrote poems lamenting her husband's desertion of her; these shared the grief of herself and other women left behind
 William Franklin (–1813), Governor of New Jersey; son of Benjamin Franklin
 Rebecca Franks (1760–1823), prominent member of Loyalist society in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the American Revolution

G

 Grace Growden Galloway (1727–1783), Loyalist who documented her fight for property rights
 Joseph Galloway (1731–1803), Member of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly
 Alexander Garden (1720–1791), Scottish-born naturalist who lived in Charles Town, South Carolina until fleeing to London in 1783
  Dr. Silvester Gardiner (1708–1786), Massachusetts physician, visionary land developer; in 1774 added his name to a letter addressed to Massachusetts Royal Governor Thomas Hutchinson, affirming his allegiance to the Loyalist cause
 David George (–1810), African-American Baptist preacher and a Black Loyalist from the American South who escaped to British lines in Savannah, Georgia; later accepted transport to Nova Scotia and land there; eventually resettled in Freetown, Sierra Leone
 Abraham Gesner (1756–1851), served with the King's Orange Rangers during the American Revolution; purchased a commission of major in the British Army
 Simon Girty (1741–1818), British liaison with the Indians
 John Goodrich (1722–1785), Loyalist privateer
 Harrison Gray (1711–1794), wealthy merchant; Treasurer and Receiver-General for the Province of Massachusetts Bay

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 John Hamilton (died 1816), commander of the Royal North Carolina Regiment, later British consul in Norfolk, Virginia
 Harpe brothers, North Carolina bandits and allegedly America's first serial killers
 Thomas Hickey, a guard in the Commander-in-Chief's Guard of George Washington, who was executed for mutiny and sedition after planning to defect to the British
 John Howe (1754–1835), printer of the Massachusetts Gazette and Boston Weekly News-Letter
 Thomas Hutchinson (1711–1780), last royal Governor of Massachusetts

I
 Charles Inglis (1734–1816), first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Nova Scotia
 Ralph Inman (1713–1788), Boston, Massachusetts merchant

J
 Samuel Jarvis (1720–1780), Stamford, Connecticut official forced out of office due to his Loyalism; father of William Jarvis
 William Jarvis (1756–1817), New Yorker who served in the Queen's Rangers
 Edward Jessup (1735–1816), Colonel of Jessup's Loyal Rangers near Albany, New York; and his brothers Ebenezer and Joseph
 Sir John Johnson (1741–1820), commander of the King's Royal Regiment of New York
 Thomas Jones (1731–1792), Recorder of New York City, 1769–1773; historian who authored History of New York During the Revolutionary War and of the Leading Events in the Other Colonies at That Period; fled to Britain and died in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire

K

 Boston King (–1802), Black Loyalist; settled in Nova Scotia and later emigrated to Sierra Leone, where he helped found Freetown and became the first Methodist missionary to African indigenous people

L
 Elisha Leavitt (1714–1790), Hingham, Massachusetts merchant and landowner
 Sir Egerton Leigh, 1st Baronet (1733–1781), South Carolina colonial official
 Daniel Leonard (1740–1829), son of a Taunton, Massachusetts Patriot; later served as the Chief Justice of the Bermudas
 Isaac Low (1735–1791), delegate for New York to the First Continental Congress in 1774 and to New York Provincial Congress; first President of the New York Chamber of Commerce
 George Ludlow, New York judge

M

 David Mathews, Princeton University graduate and Mayor of New York City; subsequent administrator of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
 William McCormick (1742–1815), North Carolina merchant
 Colonel Alexander McKee (–1799), liaison between the British and the Shawnees
 George Milligan, Surgeon of the Royal Garrison Battalion.
 Benjamin Milliken, founder of Ellsworth Maine, mill and ship owner
 James Moody, Lieutenant, First New Jersey Volunteers, March 1781
 John Murray, Representative to the Great and General Court of the Province of Massachusetts Bay

O

 Rev. Jonathan Odell (1737–1818), New Jersey Anglican clergyman and Loyalist poet
 Peter Oliver (1713–1791), Massachusetts judge briefly satirized in "McFingal"

P
 Richard Pearis (1725–1794), Indian trader and pioneer settler of Upstate South Carolina
 Frederick Philipse III (1720–1786), militia colonel and politician in New York; last lord of Philipsburg Manor

R
 John Randolph (1727–1784), King's Attorney for Virginia
 James Rivington (1734–1802), Loyalist editor of Rivington Gazette; Patriot spy
 Colonel Beverley Robinson (1723–1792), of New York, Loyal American Regiment
 Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Rogers (1731–1795), commander of Rogers' Rangers/Queen's Rangers to 1777 (now The Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment) (RCAC)), innovator of ranging tactics
 Timothy Ruggles (1711–1795), colonial military leader, Massachusetts jurist and politician, who served as president of the 1765 Stamp Act Congress

S
 Peggy Shippen (1760–1804), Philadelphia socialite and second wife of Benedict Arnold
 Philip Skene (1725–1810), colonial New York "patroon" and British officer, of Scottish birth
 Brigadier Cortlandt Skinner (1727–1799), commanded New Jersey Volunteers, September 4, 1776
 Lieutenant-Colonel William Stark (1724–1776), of New Hampshire; brother of John Stark, a major general in the Continental Army
 George H. Steuart (1700–1784), planter; Judge of the Land Office, Maryland
 Joel Stone (1749–1833), Connecticut merchant who helped Loyalists escape to British-controlled part of the Colonies, including David Mathews

T
 Sir Benjamin Thompson (Count Rumford) (1753–1814), of Massachusetts, Royal official and scientist, established the Royal Institution in England.
 Consider Tiffany (1732–1796), Connecticut storekeeper and sergeant during the French and Indian War
 William Tryon (1729–1788), Royal Governor of North Carolina
 Colonel Tye (–1780), New Jersey native who escaped from slavery and achieved fame leading a brigade of partisans in raids against Patriots in Monmouth County.

V
 Peter van Schaack (1747–1832), New York lawyer
 John Vardill (1749–1811), New York City-born British spy, clergyman, educator, pamphleteer, playwright, and poet

W

 Sir John Wentworth, 1st Baronet (1737–1820), last Royal Governor of New Hampshire at the time of the American Revolution; Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia
 Charles Woodmason (–1789), Church of England missionary in South Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland, diarist, poet, and corresponding member of the Royal Society of Arts, London. He authored an article published (under the pseudonym "Sylvanus") in the South Carolina Gazette and Country-Journal on March 28, 1769 chiding the local Patriot leaders for hypocrisy and asked pointedly how they could justly complain of "No taxation without representation!" regarding Acts of Parliament, while these very same powerful men denied the Carolina Backcountry any representation in South Carolina's Assembly, yet expected them to pay taxes passed by that body.
 James Wright (1716–1785), last Royal Governor of Georgia, buried in Westminster Abbey

X, Y, Z
 John Joachim Zubly (1724–1781), Reformed minister and delegate from Georgia to the Continental Congress

See also
 Loyalists fighting in the American Revolution
 List of American Loyalist Units

References

Loyalists in the American Revolution


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For SIGGRAPH 2018, we're all about exploring the "GENERATIONS" and history behind our community. What better way to do that then by letting the experts speak for themselves? In this all-new podcast, Emerging Technologies Chair Gerry Derksen and Studio Chair Nik Aberle are joined by Steven M. LaValle (professor of computer science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) and Ben Malouf (director of marketing, Aleph Objects, Inc. – Makers of LulzBot 3D Printers) to talk about the history and future of technology… and SIGGRAPH!
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8. In order to comprehend spiritual things – that is to say, to form as distinct an idea as that we make of a landscape before our eyes – there truly fails us a sense, exactly as the necessary sense is wanting to the blind man to comprehend the effects of light, of colors, and of sight, without contact with them. Thus it is only by an effort of the imagination we attain to it, and by the aid of comparisons drawn from familiar things. But some material things can give only very imperfect ideas of spiritual ones. On this account it is best not to take the comparisons which have been drawn too literally, and believe, for example, that the spirit is held at such an elevation as has been stated in one comparison, or that they are obliged to be upon mountains, or above the clouds, in order to see into time and space.
This faculty is inherent to a state of spiritualization or of dematerialization: that is to say, that spiritualization produces an effect which can be compared, though very imperfectly, with that view of the whole which a man has on the mountain-top. The object of this comparison was simply to show that some events, which are in the future to some, are in the present for others, and thus can be predicted which does not imply that the effect is produced in the same manner.
In order to enjoy this perception it is not necessary that the spirit should transport himself to any point in space whatever. He who is on Earth at our side can possess it in its plentitude as well as if he were a thousand miles away, although we see nothing beyond the horizon of our material vision. Sight, with spirits, not being produced in the same manner or with the same elements as with man, their visual horizon is entirely different; this is something that we have not the sense to conceive. The spirit beside the incarnated one is a person with good eyes beside a blind man.


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Fayetteville State gets biggest budget boost in decades
Fayetteville State University is set to receive it's biggest allocation from the state since the mid-1980s.
By HBCU Gameday Newswire
With Governor Roy Cooper's announcement of his intention to sign the budget passed by the North Carolina General Assembly when it reaches his desk, Fayetteville State University (FSU) will receive nearly $152 million in new capital construction projects and repairs and renovations and will be the only University to be added to the NC Promise Program – the state's affordable tuition program.
NC Promise will help grow FSU's enrollment and strengthen its retention rate, while also making the cost of tuition more affordable for in-state students who only pay $500 per semester (a total of $1,000 per year). The $11.5 million recurring state appropriation is a part of the state's commitment to strengthen FSU's footprint in the Sandhills region and state. In total, FSU will receive over $164 million when the state passes the budget and the governor officially signs later this week, as promised.
Though it's been just a little more than 8 months since Darrell T. Allison took the role as FSU's 12th chancellor, securing much-needed resources for the second oldest public institution in North Carolina has been his number one priority.
"Today, I am both overjoyed and humbled for FSU. This support that we will be receiving has been a long time coming. For the first time in over 35 years the North Carolina state budget puts Fayetteville State University in a position to make a quantum leap in educating our future leaders. This unprecedented support will assure our success for generations to come," said Chancellor Allison.
"Historic moments don't happen without strong leadership. Our UNC System truly has one in our seventh president in Peter Hans. I want to especially thank our leaders Senate President Phil Berger, Speaker Tim Moore and Governor Cooper. For the sake of compromise and seeking to find common ground, each were willing to selflessly work for the greater good – for the teachers and state employees who will be receiving significant raises and bonuses and our students, I sincerely thank them for their leadership.
Lastly, I cannot say enough about our local state delegation and their tireless commitment to Fayetteville, Cumberland County, and the Sandhills region. They worked together and demonstrated true solidarity. We certainly owe them all a special thanks. Today, our gratitude goes out to Rep. Marvin Lucas (FSU Alum), Rep. Diane Wheatley, Rep. Billy Richardson, Rep. John Szoka, Sen. Kirk deViere (former FSU Trustee) and Sen. Ben Clark – for their strong leadership," added Chancellor Allison.
The University's allocation includes:
New College of Education $63,000,000
New Residential Hall $40,000,000
New Parking Deck $10,000,000
(sub-total) $113,000,000
Repair & Renovations $38,850,000
NC Promise $11,500,000
NC Policy Collaboratory/COVID-19 $670,000
(total) $164,020,000
In addition to the state appropriations, FSU, along with the other state employees will receive a 5% salary increase over the next two years and a one-time bonus.
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As rains continue into the tenth day, the situation in Balochistan and other areas of Pakistan is deteriorating. Water-borne diseases have started to spread and people are protesting against the slow delivery of aid to the region. Meanwhile Gilgit-Baltistan has been cut off as the Karakorum Highway is closed and the Sindh province is in danger of more flooding as water pressure is mounting on the Indus river barrages.
A flood torrent from river Indus completely submerged Muzaffagarh-Ali Pur Road, while low-lying areas of Sultan city were inundated as the safety dyke burst.
Wasanday Wali Town of Khangarh was inundated as well as the adjoining villages of Umar Pur South and Dheday Wali.
Rohailanwali has also been comepletey ravaged by the raging waters from River Indus, while a water torrent of over 630,000 cusecs is flowing through Taunsa Barrage. Meanwhile, thousands of trapped people await relief assistance.
A flood torrent from River Indus has also submerged Rojhan in the Rajanpur district. The torrent entered Rojhan after wreaking havoc in Jampur and Kot Mithan areas.
A breach also reportedly appeared in the Qadirpur Canal inundating Shikarpur, Aqilpur and other adjoining areas. Thousands of stranded people are looking forward to help from the government.
Water levels are constantly on the rise in the Sukkur and Guddu Barrages, with sources predicting a high level flood in the next couple of days as pressure mounts on the dykes.
A surge of 20,000 cusecs of water was recorded at Guddu Barrage while that of 35,000 cusecs was recorded at Sukkur Barrage.
The water level in the Kotri Barrage also increased to 34,000 cusecs during the past 24 hours. A low level flood has been reported in Kotri barrage.
The water level moving upstream at Kotri Barrage is 308,000 cusecs, while the downstream it is 270,109 cusecs.
The Kotri Barrage Chief Engineer said a flood torrent will pass from Kotri Barrage on August 22. There are 26 vulnerable points within the barrage while five have been declared as extremely sensitive.
Meanwhile, 31 camps have been set up for the flood victims from Upper Sindh. About 5,300 people are residing in these camps at the moment.
Dozens of villages were flooded after a breach in the Kerther Canal near Jaffarabad in Balochistan.
Flood water is likely to reach Usta Muhammad after destroying Dera Allah Yar and Rojhan Jamali. The breach in Kerther Canal measures 300 feet.
Around 90 per cent of the locals have evacuated Usta Muhammad and have taken refuge at safer locations.
Meanwhile sources say water borne diseases such as gastroenteritis are fast spreading in the flood hit areas of the province.
In Dera Allahyar, flood affectees blocked Quetta-Sukkur highway on Tuesday, in protest against the lack of provision of relief items and shelter.
The protestors burnt tyres and shouted slogans against government authorities for the delay in provision of relief goods.
They said they are facing difficulties while their families are being forced to stay without shelter in the scorching heat.
Gilgit has been cut off from other districts due to floods while rains continue for the 10th day running.
The Karakorram Road has been closed due to water overflow from adjoining streams and all roads leading out from Gilgit to Hunza, Skardu and Diamir, have been blocked.
So far in Gilgit, 183 people have been killed in the floods while 504 houses have been affected.
The floods have also destroyed 87,000 canals of agricultural land and crops, while dozens of bridges have also collapsed. Food shortage is also prevalent in Gilgit since it got cut off from other villages.


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Andhra Pradesh: Navy conducts clean coastal drive at Visakhapatnam
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Solskjær Nodding Off At The Wheel And City Rivalry
Posted: May 19, 2021 in Arsenal, Chelsea, European Football, Football, Liverpool, Managers, Manchester City, Manchester United, Opinion, Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur
Tags: Joel Glazer, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Roma
In the time Ole Gunnar Solskjær has been in charge at Manchester United his achievements have been few and far between. In fact, as far as tangible achievements go, there haven't been any. Progression has been in the form of improving and transforming the team which had once finished second and won a Europa League under José Mourinho, into one which has now finished second and reached the Europa League final. Some progression that!
His greatest achievement to date, given his previous four attempts in three competitions, was NOT losing the Europa League semi-final against Roma.
He has, however, bought himself some more time in the job and will certainly be at the helm next season when, hopefully, this inept government will see fit to allow more fans back in the grounds.
And Then There Were Two. Chelsea Exit With A Fight, Manchester United With A Whimper, Leaving Liverpool And Manchester City To Seek Champion's League Glory!
Posted: March 16, 2018 in Arsenal, Champions League, Chelsea, European Football, Football, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Opinion, Tottenham Hotspur
Tags: Bayern Munich, Juventus, Lionel Messi, Roma
As is often the case when a team comes up against Lionel Messi, he wins. On Wednesday night it was a case of Lionel Messi, (with a little help from Ousmane Dembele who, in turn, received a little help from Lionel Messi), 3 Chelsea 0.
The scoreline was a little harsh on Conte's team as they played quite well, just as they had at Stamford Bridge in the first leg. The problem is that, at this level, if chances are not taken by one side then they usually are by the other and, when Messi gets chances, he usually gets goals. (more…)
It's Champion's League Week Again!
Posted: October 31, 2017 in Arsenal, Champions League, Chelsea, European Football, Football, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Opinion, Tottenham Hotspur
Tags: Antonio Conte, Jose Mourinho, Napoli, Pep Guardiola, Roma
Five of the big six return to Champion's League action this week with all of them in a good position to qualify.
The only ones not in a good position to progress to the next phase of this season's competition are Arsenal, mainly because they are not in it.
They are, however, in a good spot in the Europa League, a competition in which they find themselves competing for the first time in 137 years. (more…)
Qualifiers, Transfers And The Poor Managers In The Middle
Posted: June 11, 2017 in Arsenal, Chelsea, European Football, Football, Manchester City, Manchester United, Opinion, Premier League
Tags: Alexis Sanchez, Arsene Wenger, Blackburn Rovers, Jack Walker, Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klopp, Kenny Dalglish, Mesut Ozil, Pep Guardiola, Roma, Virgil van Dijk
Well, it's that time of year again! The football season is over and now we look forward to some World Cup qualifiers.
At least we won't be whingeing and whining quite as much as we do when the "real" football is interrupted by these international fixtures. No, now we tend to grab at them, as a drowning man would grab at a lifebelt. We even watch the occasional friendly without so much as a murmur of complaint. (more…)
What Would Jose Mourinho Bring To Manchester United?
Posted: February 9, 2016 in Chelsea, Football, Jose Mourinho, Managers, Manchester United, Opinion, Premier League
Tags: AC Milan, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, David Moyes, Inter Milan, Italy, Juventus, Louis van Gaal, Manchester City, Mauricio Pochettino, Napoli, Pep Guardiola, Porto, Portugal, Roma, Spain
1. A Winning Mentality
Wherever Mourinho has been he has won trophies. Beginning with Porto back in his homeland all those years ago he took this unfancied team to Champion's League glory. Obviously, domestically he had already won the Portuguese league in order to qualify.
Since leaving Porto for Chelsea he has had one success after another. In fact, since his first club, Benfica, back in 2000 he has managed clubs in a total of 765 games winning 505, a win percentage of 66.01%
It must also be remembered that this success hasn't always been with the biggest clubs, but some of it has. This brings us to the next point:
2. Big Club Management Experience
Mourinho, as we know, has won the Champion's League with Porto, in Portugal and Internazionale in Italy. He has also won domestic titles in Portugal, Italy, Spain and England. He has proven, unlike van Gaal and even Guardiola, that he can do the business when there is realistic competition around. (more…)
Capital Nonsense
Posted: October 8, 2015 in Football, Opinion
Tags: AC Milan, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Hertha Berlin, Inter Milan, Juventus, Real Madrid, Roma
At the risk of appearing as though this is becoming my pet project I want to write, for the last time, about the attraction, (or otherwise), of capital cities to football players.
In England, at the moment, there is a feeling that players coming into our game from abroad would rather play for a London team because they would rather live in London.
I don't think it is the feeling of the majority, but there are certainly some who think this way. I have covered the reasons as to why this isn't true, specifically about London, in another post, which you can access here.
What I would like to look at now is whether the capital cities in other countries hold any more attraction than the other large cities when a player is making a move. (more…)


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Eve & Co Completes First Shipment of Dried Flower Pre-Rolls to the Province of Ontario
STRATHROY, Ontario, Dec. 20, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Eve & Co Incorporated ("Eve & Co" or the "Company") (TSX-V: EVE; OTCQX: EEVVF) is pleased to announce that it has, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Natural MedCo Ltd., successfully shipped its first order of adult-use cannabis pre-rolls to the Ontario Cannabis Store (the "OCS") for distribution in the province.
"Today's shipment marks a significant milestone for the Company and is just the beginning of our relationship with the OCS. We are thrilled to be entering the market in our home province and look forward to building our presence in the retail market across Ontario," said Melinda Rombouts, President and Chief Executive Officer of Eve & Co.
Eve & Co, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Natural MedCo Ltd., holds cultivation and processing licences under the Cannabis Act (Canada) for the production and sale of various cannabis products, including dried cannabis, cannabis plants and extraction of cannabis oil. Natural MedCo Ltd. was Canada's first female founded licensed producer of medicinal marijuana and received its cultivation licence from Health Canada in 2016. Eve & Co is led by a team of agricultural experts and has a licensed 1,000,000 square foot greenhouse located in Strathroy, Ontario.
Certain statements in this press release constitute forward-looking information. All statements other than statements of historical fact contained in this press release, including, without limitation, those regarding the Company's expected timeline for licensing of and production in its entire facility, projected and actual sales, opportunities for growth, future, strategy, plans, objectives, goals and targets, and any statements preceded by, followed by or that include the words "believe", "expect", "aim", "intend", "plan", "continue", "will", "may", "would", "anticipate", "estimate", "forecast", "predict", "project", "seek", "should" or similar expressions or the negative thereof, are forward-looking statements. These statements are not historical facts but instead represent only the Company's expectations, estimates and projections regarding future events. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve assumptions, risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict, including those described in the Company's management's discussion and analysis for the three and nine month periods ended September 30, 2019 which is available on the Company's SEDAR profile. Therefore, actual results may differ materially from what is expressed, implied or forecasted in such forward-looking statements. The forward-looking information and forward-looking statements included in this news release are made as of the date of this news release. The Company does not undertake an obligation to publicly update such forward-looking information or forward-looking information to reflect new information, subsequent events or otherwise unless required by applicable securities law.


Some of the way we've done things in the past are a bit of a pain for anyone not us, or whatever server isn't our current "officially supported" server.
On every run, git pull. If we keep master stable this will always be the "latest"
SQL updates are always a numbered, complete file. No more -pending in master. -pending SQL updates have been the majority of debugging I've had to help people with.
The script somehow keeps track of which ones of those it already ran (or if its never ran at all), and only runs what it needs. If it's a first time run, it loads the full db file.
We can keep serverstart.sh and .bat the way it is for those that don't want this.
Some of the way we've done things in the past are a bit of a pain for anyone not us, or whatever server isn't our current "officially supported" server. My suggestion is to create a start-up script and a minor reorganization to do the following: * On every run, git pull. If we keep master stable this will always be the "latest" * Then build if needed. * SQL updates are always a numbered, complete file. No more -pending in master. -pending SQL updates have been the majority of debugging I've had to help people with. * The script somehow keeps track of which ones of those it already ran (or if its never ran at all), and only runs what it needs. If it's a first time run, it loads the full db file. * Finally, start the server. We can keep serverstart.sh and .bat the way it is for those that don't want this.


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Prior to her role as BASW Chief Executive Dr Allen served as the Director of Social Work at South West London and St Georges' Mental Health NHS Trust (2007-2016), as the Head of Social Care for Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Trust (2004-2007) and as Integration Manager for Tower Hamlets and the local Health Trust (2002-2004). Her career to date demonstrates values-based leadership in social work and social care with a commitment to transforming social work practice at both a national and local level.
Dr Allen's ongoing dedication to social work practice has led her to co-chair the Practice Advisory Group to the Chief Social Worker for Adults (for the continuation of the work of the mental health and adults faculties of The College of Social Work), to chair the Social Care Strategic Network for Mental Health and to be the co-developer and facilitator for the Excellence in Social Work Leadership programme, alongside being a recognised author in social work and a practice development consultant.
Dr Allen holds a Master's degree in Social Work, with distinction, from the University of Sussex and a Professional Doctorate in Education, also awarded by the University of Sussex. She is also actively involved in current social work research through her research fellowship with St George's University.
Paul Bywaters is Professor of Social Work at the University of Huddersfield. He has been a social work academic for over 30 years and before that was a practicing social worker in Birmingham, England in the 1970s. The main focus of his research and publications has been the relationship between social inequalities and different aspects of social work. In 2004, he co-founded the international Social Work and Health Inequalities Network which has over 400 members in more than 25 countries. As first convenor of the Network he led work to revise the health policy of the International Federation of Social Workers. Following retirement from full time work he has led a series of major research projects on child welfare inequalities funded by the Nuffield Foundation and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, applying health inequalities perspectives to this central area of social work practice.
Professor Cecilia Chan is a world leader in health and social work. She advocated for a strength-oriented empowerment approach in working with traumatized individuals such as cancer patients, women of divorce, bereaved persons, couples with fertility issues, and victims of disaster. She adopted vigorous bio-psycho-social outcome indicators in her randomized trials on measuring impact of her innovative Integrative Body-Mind-Spirit (IBMS) interventions on different population groups. Her IBMS intervention can be found in this video: http://www.socsc.hku.hk/50/project/revolution-spirit-%E2%80%A7-mind-%E2%80%A7-body/. Her multi-disciplinary team used salivary cortisol (stress) and telomerase (anti-aging) as physiological impact of psycho-social-spiritual intervention by social workers. Her creative synergy of Chinese philosophies and qigong exercises into holistic behavioral health intervention is ground breaking. Her integrative meaning-making empowerment strategies effectively nurture spirituality of forgiveness, gratitude, hope, and optimism, which are fundamental to resilience and transformation. Her leadership in health social work is recognized by her many international awards and local recognitions.
Tileah Drahm-Butler (she/her) is an Aboriginal woman of the Darumbal and Yidinji nations of Queensland, Australia and lives in Kuranda, North Queensland. Tileah graduated as a Social Worker from James Cook University in Cairns in 2003 and also with a Masters in Narrative Therapy and Community Work in 2014 through the University of Melbourne. Tileah works in an Emergency Department of a busy regional hospital and is on the Dulwich Centre International Teaching Faculty where she leads the teaching of Narrative Therapy and Community Work through an Aboriginal lens in Australia and internationally. In 2019, Tileah will also take up a position at Dulwich Centre of Chair of Feminisms, Intersectionality and Narrative Practice.
Irwin Epstein, PhD, MSW, is Professor Emeritus at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, City University of New York. Prior to retirement, he held the Helen C. Rehr Chair of Applied Social Work Research (Health & Mental Health) and was Adjunct Professor at Mt. Sinai Medical Center. He has conducted practice-based research workshops and mentored PhD students from Australia to Zealand (New). Author of arguably too many papers, his latest (and best) book is Clinical Data-Mining: Integrating Practice and Research, (Oxford University Press), which has recently been translated into Chinese though he can't read it and worries about the jokes. In 2014, he Chaired the 3rd International Conference on Practice Research in New York City. He helped plan the 1st International Conference on Social Work Practice in Health and Mental Health in Jerusalem in 1994 and is delighted to attend the 9th in York, vertically speaking.
Dr Aarti Jagannathan, is a MA, M.Phil and PhD in Psychiatric Social Work from National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai. She is currently an Associate Professor of Psychiatric Social Work associated with the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services, NIMHANS Bangalore, India. Her areas of interest include Rehabilitation of persons with psychiatric disorders (including supported employment, supported education, facilitation of welfare benefits, community based rehabilitation), Human rights of mentally ill, Yoga for mental health, Caregiver interventions. She has 50+ scientific publications (peer-reviewed international journals, national journals, chapters in books) and helms 7 research projects as the Principal Investigator funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research, India; Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, GOI and NIMHANS in areas of Yoga, Vocational Rehabilitation and Community Based Rehabilitation. She has organized 15 +conferences/workshops/seminars in areas of Areas of Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Psychiatric Social Work and Yoga in last three years and is the recipient of 5th National Women's Excellence Award 2012 by Government of India (GOI) and Women's International Network (WIN).
Pashupati Mahat, clinical psychologist with experience in public mental health in Nepal. He is leading national level mental health NGO since 2003 in Nepal which supports in establishing the prevalence of mental health problems in different communities, develop and implement mental health intervention projects to establish evidence-based cost-effective mental health services at community level for targeted population and to national level as well. He is also involved in academic research and evidence-based researches in Nepal. His contribution lies in developing mental health policies of Nepal and the recent revision, mental health care practice guideline, standard treatment protocol in mental health, training package in child and adolescent mental health for doctors and health workers, training manuals for school teacher and parents, guidelines to establish mental health services to GBV survivors in district hospital, national mental health prevalence study and advocacy to address mental health service gaps.
With a dual professional background in mental health social work and Chinese medicine, SM's research theme is mental health and culture. His current research areas include (i) operationalization of the Chinese medicine stagnation syndrome as a psychological construct useful to all mental health practitioners; (ii) family expressed emotion of persons with schizophrenia and its impacts on the course of illness; (iii) critical re-examination of the conceptualization of mindfulness; and (iv) workplace well-being: a paradigm shift of focus from stress and burnout to meaning and engagement. SM is currently an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, and the Associate Director of the Centre on Behavioral Health, The University of Hong Kong, HKSAR, China.
Kate trained in biological anthropology at Cambridge, nutritional sciences at Cornell and epidemiology at UC-Berkeley. She is currently Professor of Epidemiology in the Department of Health Sciences, and the University's Research Champion for Justice and Equality. Kate was an UK NIHR Career Scientist from 2007-12, is a Fellow of the RSA and a Fellow of the UK Faculty of Public Health. She is co-author, with Richard Wilkinson, of the best-selling The Spirit Level chosen as one of the Top Ten Books of the Decade by the New Statesman and translated into 26 languages and The Inner Level, published to critical acclaim in 2018. She is a co-founder and trustee of The Equality Trust.
Lyn qualified as a social worker from the University of New South Wales, Australia, in 1978. She has worked in health and statutory sectors in a variety of practice, leadership, inspection and management roles. Lyn took up her post as Chief Social Worker for Adults at the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) in September 2013; working collaboratively with the Chief Social Worker for Children and Families.
Previously, Lyn worked as the Assistant Director for Adult Social Care in the London Borough of Camden, an inspector with the Social Services Inspectorate, and for over 20 years worked in Yorkshire as both a field social worker and in a variety of management roles across children and adults.
Diana Rose is a social scientist and has been a mental health service user all her adult life. After researching in the sociology of language and then teaching social psychology, anthropology and women's studies, her first academic career was ended by the intolerability of her distress – both to her and her employer. For ten years she 'lived in the community', using or refusing mental health services, but also becoming involved in the user / survivor movement and finally working in a small organisation for disabled people. Much to her surprise, she was offered a position in a national NGO where her stigmatised identity was an asset rather than a liability. In 2001 she moved to the then Institute of Psychiatry at King's College London and somehow has ended up the world's first Professor of User-Led Research. She is currently researching the history, impacts and current configurations of user-led research internationally.
Mike Spencer is a UW Presidential Term Professor in Social Work and the director of Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Oceanic Affairs at the University of Washington Indigenous Wellness Research Institute (IWRI). He received his Ph.D. from the University of Washington in Social Welfare ('96). Prior to his return to UW, Mike served as the Fedele F. Fauri Collegiate Professor of Social Work and Associate Dean for Educational Programs at the University of Michigan. He is of Native Hawaiian descent and is a graduate of the Kamehameha Schools ('83).
Professor Jerry Tew has over 20 years' experience as a mental health social worker, manager and training officer within local authorities and the voluntary sector. He has taught in Higher Education since 1998 and has had a particular interest in developing social perspectives in relation to mental health and recovery. His main areas of research have been in family-inclusive ways of working in mental health, the use of personal budgets to support recovery, and preventative or capacity building approaches in social care. His recent books include Social Approaches to Mental Distress and Mental Health Policy and Practice (with Jon Glasby) – both published by Palgrave Macmillan.
Dr. Bruce A. Thyer is a Distinguished Research Professor of Social Work at Florida State University, USA. He is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst. Dr. Thyer has published extensively in the field of clinical social work and mental health, and has Edited the journal Research on Social Work Practice for 29 years. He also co-edits the Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work and the Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal. He is active in promoting evidence-based practice within the field of social work, the practice of clinical and programme evaluation, and application of behavior analysis within our field.
Professor Vimla V. Nadkarni is Immediate Past President of IASSW; she served as President from 2012 to 2016. She headed the department of medical and psychiatric social work at Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) for 20 years and was founder Dean of School of Social Work in 2006. She worked as the Secretary General of the Family Planning Association of India in 2001-2002. Her publications include "NGOs, Urban Health and the Poor", and articles on right to health, poverty and human need, HIV/AIDS, and human rights perspectives in social work. She has guest edited the first special issue on "Social Work Education in Asia: New Horizons" of the Social Work Education the International Journal (Taylor and Francis, UK). She is currently working on an edited book on "Social Work and Field Instruction". She is recipient of National Association of Professional Social Workers in India (NAPSWI) Life Time Achievement Award 2018.


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Expressing serious concern over the situation in Kashmir, Congress today voiced hope that Home Minister Rajnath Singh during his visit to the Valley would announce confidence-building measures and that pellet guns would no longer be used on protesters.
Senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that he and his government are not "concerned" about people of Kashmir as he was not present either in Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha when the issue was discussed. "Now after 16 days, the Home Minister has gone to Kashmir. I have full faith that he will announce it to people of Kashmir that there will be no more use of pellet guns from now on in Kashmir.
"I also hope that the Home Minister will start taking confidence building measures, so that the people of Kashmir once again show the same faith in the central and state governments," he said. Azad said the situation in Kashmir, which has been rocked by violence after the killing of Hizbul Mujahidin terrorist Burhan Wani, was a matter of "serious concern".
Training his guns on the Prime Minister, Azad said, "There were discussions on Kashmir issue in Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha but Prime Minister did not attend any of those which shows how much concerned the government and the PM are about the people of Kashmir." Curfew was today lifted from four districts of Kashmir and parts of Srinagar city in view of the improving situation in these areas but remained in force in the rest of the Valley as a precautionary measure.
Earlier in the day, expressing displeasure over continuous deteriorating situation, Congress decided not to meet Union Home Minister Raj Nath Singh, citing that central government has failed to stop killings and address the concerns of the people.
According to Congress Chief Ghulam Ahmed Mir, party has decided not to meet Home Minister Raj Nath Singh citing that both Central & State Govts are responsible for present turmoil, the wrong policies of central government besides vicious campaign against a particular community on the Part of BJP Leadership has fuelled the anger leading to the alienation of the people.
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Last week in New York City, a fan of trains was arrested for photographing a train. It might be funny if it didn't keep happening.
Robert S. Taylor of Brooklyn was taking photos for fun last Thursday in a subway station. Police saw him and cited him for unauthorized photography, disorderly conduct/unreasonable voice and impeding traffic.
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Regular travel photos, where we're posed in front of a monument, and I shoot the quaint restaurant we ate at, and all the standard tourist stuff that chronicles your vacation, and would make a great travel slideshow to show friends back home.
Shots that just appeal to me as a photographer, which don't always show a place like most people would expect. For example, I could shoot for a week in Paris and not have a single shot of the Eiffel tower; an act which would make most wives bludgeon their husbands upon return from their trip.
Read the rest of the story and find out what the nine steps are.


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Q: Executing an EXE from Java and getting input and output from EXE I have an EXE file, addOne.exe which continuously gets an integer input from the user on the console (NOT command line parameters) and outputs the integer +  1 onto the console . Sample output is shown below:
1
2

6
7

29
30
...

I am trying to code a java program that can:

*

*Run the EXE

*Continuously get user input from the Java program using Scanner.nextInt() and input to the EXE as console input

*Whenever the EXE outputs text to the console, print that text from the Java program
I am able to run the EXE using:
new ProcessBuilder("D:\\pathtofile\\addOne.exe").start();

but I don't know how to send input from the Java program to the EXE and get output from the EXE to the Java program.
Thank you.

A: When you start an external program with ProcessBuilder with ProcessBuilder#start(), a Process object will be created for the program and as follows:
Process process = new ProcessBuilder("D:\\pathtofile\\addOne.exe").start();

You can access the input stream and output stream with the process object:
InputStream processInputStream = process.geInputStream();
OutputSteam processOutputStream = process.getOutputStream();

To write data into the external program, you can instantiate a BufferedWriter with the processOutputSream:
BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(processOutputStream));

To read data from the external program, you can instantiate a BufferedReader with the processInputStream:
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(processInputStream));

Now you have all the components to reach your goal:

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*Read the user input from console with Scanner#nextInt().

*Write the user input to the external program with writer

*Read the data output from the external program with reader

*Finally print the data to the console with System.out.println()

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UPS opens its second largest ground packaging facility in the US
UPS has opened a new "super hub" in Atlanta, its second largest ground packaging facility in the US.
Measuring a spacious 1.2 million square feet, the facility will sort 100,000 parcels per hour and create 3,000 new jobs in Georgia state.
One of the emphases at the facility is new technology for scanning and sorting parcels, using data-driven tools to improve efficiency.
"UPS is installing high-tech systems that make our network more flexible, more resilient, and more anticipatory," said George Willis, President of US Operations. "Atlanta is home to the largest of a new class of sortation centers, or super hubs, which enable us to optimize how we move shipments through a precisely managed network of more than 1,000 small package operating facilities in the United States."
Credit: UPS
Atlanta has been the home of UPS' headquarters for more than 25 years. The new hub will serve mainly the southeastern states, while new facilities are also opening in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona; Salt Lake City, Utah; and Indianapolis, Indiana. Comparable automated hubs already exist in Louiseville, Kentucky, and in Chicago.
"The new regional hubs incorporate advanced package processing technologies with proprietary network planning software that efficiently integrates UPS air and ground operations across the U.S. and around the globe," said Willis.
"These super hubs create more options for how packages are transported along the way to their final destinations. If a surge in package volume could overload one sorting facility, we can redirect volume to other transportation modes and sortation facilities to avoid delays."
Source: UPS


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telemetry/internal/actions/loop.py

<tt>A Telemetry page_action that loops media playback.

Action parameters are:

- loop_count: The number of times to loop media.

- selector: If no selector is defined then the action attempts to loop the first

            media element on the page. If 'all' then loop all media elements.

- timeout_in_seconds: Timeout to wait for media to loop. Default is

                      60 sec x loop_count. 0 means do not wait.</tt>

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<tt>      </tt>

telemetry.internal.actions.media_action.MediaAction(telemetry.internal.actions.page_action.PageAction)

LoopAction

class LoopAction(telemetry.internal.actions.media_action.MediaAction)

<tt>   </tt>

Method resolution order:

LoopAction

telemetry.internal.actions.media_action.MediaAction

telemetry.internal.actions.page_action.PageAction

__builtin__.object

Methods defined here:

RunAction(self, tab)

WillRunAction(self, tab)

<tt>Load the media metrics JS code prior to running the action.</tt>

__init__(self, loop_count, selector=None, timeout_in_seconds=None)

Methods inherited from telemetry.internal.actions.media_action.MediaAction:

HasEventCompletedOrError(self, tab, selector, event_name)

LoadJS(self, tab, js_file_name)

<tt>Loads and executes a JS file in the tab.</tt>

WaitForEvent(self, tab, selector, event_name, timeout_in_seconds)

<tt>Halts media action until the selector's event is fired.

Args:

  tab: The tab to check for event on.

  selector: Media element selector.

  event_name: Name of the event to check if fired or not.

  timeout_in_seconds: Timeout to check for event, throws an exception if

      not fired.</tt>

Methods inherited from telemetry.internal.actions.page_action.PageAction:

CleanUp(self, tab)

Data descriptors inherited from telemetry.internal.actions.page_action.PageAction:

__dict__

<tt>dictionary for instance variables (if defined)</tt>

__weakref__

<tt>list of weak references to the object (if defined)</tt>

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For the HR person, it simply requires inputting the candidates name and email address. The system does the rest. The system will generate an email to the candidate with a link. Clicking the link allows the candidate to insert references and their email addresses. The system then sends each reference a job specific survey that takes about 10 minutes for them to fill out. When the references are complete, email notification is received and a report can be generated.
You can require both past supervisors and peers and comparison is delineated on the report.
Each reference is presented with the same job specific questions.
Customized questions can be insert.
Unlimited references for one price.
It doesn't prevent you from calling a reference for follow up.
It has built in safeguards to prevent fraudulent references.
Takes very little time and effort and is more consistent than calling reference.
I have been around the shredding industry for 15 years and actually owned a mobile shredding company at one point. I have also been around the employee screening industry for more than 25 years and I have seen some distinct similarities. Everything is moving towards automating our processes.
Like our equipment, we want our employees to be reliable and dependable assets that operate smoothly and efficiently day after day. But with equipment, if things go wrong we fall back on warranties and often times receive guaranteed replacements. This is the reason so much time, effort and money goes into selecting the best equipment. It seems logical to bring this same mind set to the hiring process.
If you had to spend about $40 extra on a piece of shredding equipment that netted you a better product, it increased your efficiency, it lasted longer and enhanced your reputation, would you spend the $40.00? Without a doubt! So why not spend another $40 on automating the hiring of a new employee that showed the same return.


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Old World Meets New in Lisbon's Antiquarian Havens
My curiosity peaked when the old man refused me entrance to his antique tile shop in a cobbled corner of Lisbon one morning. "Tourists are usually interested in a newer assortment" he said, pointing to colorful replicas in the souvenir shops next door, stacked between Ronaldo t-shirts and tram-adorned shot glasses.
His showroom sits imperceptibly between an assortment of new boutiques, bistros and souvenir shops that surround the tourist-saturated Portas do Sol overlook. It bears no name or awning and is only distinguishable by the number 12 carved above a narrow doorframe. A model of impertinence in an all-consuming digital age, the store has no website or online presence, and remains a legacy from a time when independent artisan workshops were the norm. The lifeblood of his family's business for generations, the shop's newest tiles are older than my home country (I'm American).
Over the years, Lisbon's tourist influx has sparked a commercial boom that has replaced many independent stores with chain retailers. Residents are left to reconcile old versus new as modern high-rises emerge alongside ancient monuments, and new stores pop-up to cater to High Street tastes. The city's rich history is preserved; however, by the vast array of artisans and traders who have withstood the changing landscape of their neighborhoods and who keep its old-world charm and centuries old traditions alive. When in Lisbon, forgo the usual shopping haunts and discover the city's remaining vintage and antiquarian havens.
Antique and Vintage Stores
Community and commerce hum in the city's outdoor flea markets as locals gather to catch up and vendors push their best merchandise forward. Along with ample opportunities for people watching, Lisbon's markets offer scores of bargains on vintage trinkets and antiques, as would be expected in one of Europe's oldest cities.
The city's most famous flea market is the sprawling Feira da Ladra, affectionately referred to as the Market of Thieves. Sorting through the typical flea market clutter here can be daunting, but persistence can uncover lightly used analogue cameras, porcelain china, and vintage apparel worthy of an evening jaunt around the city. Held on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the market is a few steps away from the Jardim BottoMachado in Alfama, the city's oldest neighborhood.
Visitors to Lisbon often overlook the Intendente neighborhood north of the city center, which brims with specialty shops and beautifully tiled buildings around its main square. Here, the popular A Vida Portuguesa may attract the most attention, but low-key Retrox Vintage Shop is the better option for a quirky, highly curated catalogue of goods from the 50s and 60s. The tiny space invokes nostalgia with an eclectic mix of retro collectibles, vintage light fixtures, and plush bohemian furniture. Most importantly, the owner will tell you all about the changing face of the neighborhood and point you towards the best Gin joints in town.
Used and Antique Books
Portuguese author and historian Alexander Herculano once swanked that the world has only two peaks: the Himalayas and Chiado. The elegant neighborhood was once Lisbon's intellectual stronghold, and is still the best place to pick up some old books. Here, traveling bookworms are awash with options for alfarrabistas, or antiquarian bookshops, which can be found everywhere from the entrance halls of Cais do Sodré station to outdoor flea markets dedicated exclusively to their trade.
It's no surprise then that Chiado is home to the world's oldest operating bookshop, Livraria Bertrand. Founded in 1732, the iconic establishment relocated to its present location on RuaGarrett after the great earthquake of 1755, and now looks like most cosmopolitan bookshops; low ceilings and monastic arched porticos are the only hint of its age. Bertrand's selection of literature and music is expansive and comes in several languages, and there is even a café in the back. A book haul is best paired with coffee and croissants (considered some of the best in town), or a light dish inspired by the many books on local gastronomy featured in store.
Further along Rua Garrett towards Chiado Square is the equally grand Livraria Sa Da Costa that has all the elements of a great alfarrabista: leather-bound volumes overflowing from shelves, antique prints and maps draped above curios, and classics piled haphazardly in dusty corners. Getting lost in the stacks here is easy and the whole shop permeates with that familiar musty smell of worn pages.
Nearby, the outdoor second-hand book market Feira dos Alfarrabistas is a great source of rare and used books for the reader who enjoys fresh air, cobbled surrounds and views of the Tagus River. Held every Saturday along Rua da Anchieta, the market is packed with novels and specialty books on art and history, all skillfully hawked by vendors who welcome a chat and humor attempts at haggling.
Lisbon is a city obsessed with tiles. These painted and glazed ceramics, known as azulejos, have been a hallmark of the Portuguese architectural aesthetic since the 15th century when the Moors first introduced them. The tiling of homes has since been ubiquitous throughout the capital's "7 hills", adorning everything from houses to train stations.
Only a few shops offer authentic antique azulejos in Lisbon, the most well-known of which is Fábrica Sant'Anna, whose diverse selection includes pieces commissioned by some of Portugal's most esteemed ceramic painters and artists. A half-hour taxi ride from their Chiado showroom is the Sant'Annafactory in Belem, where masterful Iberian craftsmanship has been used to create intricate tiles by hand since 1741.
The four Cortiço brothers inherited an industrial tile collection from their grandfather and later opened Cortiço & Netos in the Mouraria quarter. Their shop has since been the toast of the local art and design scene, and offers a relatively newer collection of over 900 vintage styles stemming from the 1960s onward, including jazzier geometric patterns. Their colorful display is gallery worthy and creates a dizzying contrast to the showroom's pine wood shelves and minimalist, white walls.Aiming to preserve the family heritage, the brothers also work with local universities to promote the art of traditional Portuguese tile making in hopes of inspiring younger generations to learn the craft.
Exploring the maze-like cellars of the Solar Antiques workshop in Barrio Alto can unearth exceptional antique tiles, including 16th century Moorish pieces sourced from the remains of Lisbon's old monasteries and palaces. Splurge on a single raretile as a keepsake (some are priced in the thousands), or mix and match from a selection of slightly nicked pieces offered at abargain price. Either way, taking home a piece of Lisbon'spalatial history is likely to be better than anything picked up at the airport gift shop.
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Maria Polychronis
Maria Polychronis is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer who specializes in sustainable development and ethical travel. Follow her at @merr_gee
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Thankfully, the second week was much better than the first. The cravings lessened, and I didn't feel as hungry. While my weight loss slowed down, I felt lighter and more energized. I also decided to add at least 1 hour of Zumba to my everyday routine—and ate 2 boiled eggs for breakfast to sustain the extra energy for my exercise.
On my last week, I can say it was a success—I'm now 59.8kgs. My tummy was visibly smaller and my legs were tighter, plus my double chin was gone. Overall, it was definitely something I didn't expect, but it really works! Just focus, commit, and you'll get what you deserve!
I love the BGC diet! I followed it for 3 weeks and went from 76.8kgs. to 69.9kgs. Maybe I lost so much weight because I was sick during one week. But in spite of this, I still faithfully followed the program everyday like a prayer. And I really saw results! I lost unwanted water weight and fat, and couldn't be any happier. While it can be challenging to follow for a few weeks, I can say that the BGC is worth the final effort.
Before starting the BGC Diet, I was a breastfeeding mom and a full-time housewife. It's never easy for me to get regular exercise since I have to take care of my 2-year-old daughter. But I decided to commit myself to this meal replacement program, even if I wasn't sure it would work.
As per the instructions, I drank my daily smoothies at 8AM, 11:30AM, 4PM, 7PM, and 10PM, while taking 1 full meal per day. This wasn't a problem for me because the smoothies taste great, but I usually add 1 more banana to make it sweeter. After just one week on the program, I lost 2kgs., plus my stomach looked smaller than before.
In the second and third weeks, I struggled with cravings but I satisfied them by eating either a banana or a hard-boiled egg which helped. I also started incorporating easy, 30-minute workouts that focused on my core. This help me drop my weight down to 63kgs., which I was really happy about.
At the end of the program, I lost a total of 5kgs. While my double chin is still there, I don't look like I did before: my stomach is smaller and I feel better about myself. I would recommend this to lactating moms, who have a hard time losing weight like me. With a little sacrifice and some exercise, you can lose 5kgs. in a short period of time, too!
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