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'Invaluable' and 'irreplaceable': 40 years of Chuck Crabb
BLOOMINGTON – His responsibilities in the past four decades have ranged across Indiana University athletics, his mind is a virtual catalogue of critical information and his baritone is iconic.
'Invaluable' and 'irreplaceable': 40 years of Chuck Crabb BLOOMINGTON – His responsibilities in the past four decades have ranged across Indiana University athletics, his mind is a virtual catalogue of critical information and his baritone is iconic. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://indy.st/20ZLK6X
Zach Osterman, zach.osterman@indystar.com Published 11:56 a.m. ET Feb. 26, 2016 | Updated 4:53 p.m. ET Feb. 27, 2016
Chuck Crabb celebrates 40 years as part of IU athletics.(Photo: Clark Wade / IndyStar)Buy Photo
He can tap out Bob Knight stories from first-hand memory. He knows what shades of red go on which walls in Assembly Hall. And if you've attended an IU basketball game since 1977, you know him. He has probably had to tell you to stop swearing.
He is an unofficial historian, has more institutional knowledge than any other athletics employee, started a marketing department all by himself and can give Don Fischer a run for his money as Indiana's most recognizable voice.
Described by his bosses and colleagues as "invaluable," Chuck Crabb has watched from within as college sports transformed into a billion-dollar enterprise, taking Indiana along with it. Through 40 years in IU athletics – 39 as Assembly Hall's public address announcer – he has touched virtually every corner of the department along the way.
"Chuck is going to be very, very difficult to replace when he retires," said Kit Klingelhoffer, who worked for IU athletics for 42 years before retiring in 2012. "Chuck knows every bolt, every lock, every screw in the entire complex. When he leaves, it's gonna be a big, big, big void to fill."
THE DAY JOB
Crabb's current title is assistant athletic director for facilities.
"That's the 8-to-5 job," he said. "It guarantees a position."
It's also woefully inadequate in describing Crabb's impact.
A native of Brazil, Ind., near Terre Haute (his father served as Brazil's mayor for 12 years), Crabb came to IU in 1969 as a student. He studied journalism, which took him back to Terre Haute to work in newspapers after graduation. He eventually landed a job as managing editor at the Brazil Times, at the same time volunteering to help with media relations during IU basketball games.
In 1976, his move back to his alma mater became permanent, when Crabb was hired by IU's Varsity Club.
"In '76, we might have been 60 full-time people. By about 1990, we were somewhere well over 200," Crabb said. "The budget when I started in my undergraduate career and then that 1976 return to Bloomington, we probably were about $3 million total.
"You equate that to today, where we're somewhere a little bit beyond $80 million in our total budget. We're full-time probably about 240 (people)."
Crabb is IU, through and through. He was courtside for two national championship teams, built season-ticket marketing plans for three football coaches and got an up-close view of one very famous chair toss.
Chuck Crabb tried to help Gregg Doyel find Bob Knight's infamously-tossed chair. (Photo: Gregg Doyel / IndyStar)
He invokes legendary former IU Chancellor Herman B Wells as naturally as he tells stories about Knight and Ralph Floyd, the athletic director who sparked Crabb's diverse legacy by involving him all across the department.
"Mr. Floyd had a way of reaching out and saying, 'I've got a project. Will you help me with it?' " Crabb said. "We did that in many different ways."
Crabb helped run events surrounding the 1984 Olympic trials, when Knight coached Team USA, and he was instrumental in organizing the exhibition between that team and a group of NBA all-stars held at the Hoosier Dome that year. He still remembers the attendance: 67,596.
"That may have been one of the greatest, if not the greatest, amateur teams ever," Crabb said. "Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, oh gosh, Wayman Tisdale, Joe Kleine from Arkansas, (Jon) Koncak, (Alvin) Robertson, Steve Alford – just an unbelievable collection."
Just before his death in 1990, Floyd asked Crabb to move into events and facilities. But the cheerleaders? They came long before that.
In 1979, Floyd came to Crabb with one of his problems: The football team was in Iowa. The cheerleaders needed to get there. Crabb rented a van from the IU motor pool, and off they went.
"That was the start of an outstanding year that led to the Holiday Bowl. I drove the cheerleaders out there, and then to Northwestern," he said.
The job stuck. They all have.
"Mr. Crabb was our first advocate in athletics and moved the entire athletic community to open to who we are," said CarolAnn Mitchell, a senior cheerleader. "He's at many of our practices, stopping in to see how we are. He comes to every clinic and every showcase that we have. It's very important for him to support us."
From cheerleaders to the band, Chuck Crabb has had a hand in all of it at IU. (Photo: Mike Fender / IndyStar)
Over time, Crabb took on a similar role with the band. He worked in marketing. It was his job to sell IU athletics. It just made sense.
In that time, he has seen IU athletics grow and expand, from a time when many of its coaches still taught classes to where its men's basketball coach makes upwards of $3 million per year.
Crabb remembers Lee Corso, describing the vivacious former football coach as "a three-ring circus in himself."
He watched Jerry Yeagley, who would go on to win six national championships and build IU men's soccer into the sport's most dominant force, dictating notes to a secretary in the corner of Assembly Hall's I Lounge that once served as the closest thing Yeagley had to an office in the athletics complex.
Those cheerleaders, the ones who fit into a motor pool van in 1979, now have two full squads, a coaching staff and four national titles.
"It's like he grew up in the athletic department," said Scott Dolson, IU's deputy director of athletics.
Dolson has his own Chuck Crabb story – as a student men's basketball manager, he once interviewed Crabb for a paper.
"Now I've worked with him for 25 years," Dolson said. "As we've had so many changes in the department, his importance just grew over time. He was just that comfortable voice, that comfortable person that you knew everything was OK, because Chuck was there."
THE NIGHT JOB
In 1936, Indiana handed its PA duties to a man named Bert Laws. The Hoosiers still played football at the old Memorial Stadium, on 10th Street, at what was then the north side of campus. They still played basketball in the IU Fieldhouse just to the south.
Laws would not step away from the microphone for four decades. When he finally did, he handed off his job to a recent IU grad.
A 1993 headshot of IU's Chuck Crabb. (Photo: IU_Archives)
Between Laws and Crabb, only two men have handled public address announcing at IU basketball games since the Franklin Delano Roosevelt administration.
"That's very humbling, and it really forces me to think, that gives me a unique perspective on what's happened with this university," Crabb said, "the years I spent talking to Bert as we'd visit, and the advice that he provided."
That advice was simple. You're not a cheerleader or a band member, so it's not your job to incite the crowd. You don't need to read the score aloud over and over – there's a scoreboard for that.
And then there was the wisdom of the late Bob Sheppard, the longtime voice of the New York Yankees.
"Bob always equated it to being an observer and a reporter, which, for somebody with a journalism degree from Ernie Pyle Hall in 1973, that was natural," Crabb said.
Through the years, Crabb has blended that advice into his own style.
Chuck Crabb hard at work during IU's game vs. Austin Peay, Nov. 16, 2015. (Photo: Mike_Dickbernd / IU Athletics)
"Saying more by saying less, and knowing when to say less, when to stop," he said. "I always have tried, certainly, to be a background person, never one that's really out front."
His trademark stands on the job though, without question.
He speaks with delicate diction, both on and away from the microphone. He calls Indiana's arena "The Assembly Hall," whether he's speaking to a crowd or to a person in the press room. He even refers to it that way in emails. The soft pauses, the measured tone – it's authentic Crabb.
There's still been a learning curve. Like the Notre Dame game in December 1977.
The Hoosiers and Irish were locked in a tight one, when Wayne Radford scored important points late.
"I said, 'RAADDDDFORRRRRD.' I did that repeatedly then after that," Crabb said, smiling. "The next morning, (then assistant coach) Bob Donewald calls me into Mr. Floyd's office, and says, 'Coach (Knight) wanted me to bring you a message: You either stop that stuff, or you don't announce again. Do you understand what I just said?' Loud and clear.
"And then he added the sentence, 'Coach said you're a very important part of how people see Indiana basketball, but you're not greater than the sport and the event happening on the court.' So that kind of set the tone."
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Nowadays, Crabb still sits center court. He keeps his own statistics, even though IU has its own automated system. He has TV network voices in his ear with broadcast questions. And he floats seamlessly in and out of announcing the entire time.
"I was kind of blown away," said Mark Skirvin, who sits next to Crabb during games. "I had no idea he was doing all this."
Skirvin is IU's senior assistant athletic director for marketing. He works with Crabb both at the scorer's table and away from it.
"He's basically doing the job of three people," Skirvin said. "There are usually three or four additional bodies at most schools. He can do all of them.
"What happens the day when he leaves? I'm not sure you can hire somebody that has his skill set. Maybe we can, but I don't know."
AN 'IRREPLACABLE' FIGURE
When will that day arrive? Time catches everyone, even the enduring voice of (the) Assembly Hall.
But not yet. Crabb turned 65 in November, but he's hardly old, physically or mentally. Retirement? Crabb says he's "not even thinking in those terms."
"My interest is going to age 70 for certain," he said. "That would put it 2020, which also happens to be the university's bicentennial year. Ironically, when I started as a student was the 150th celebration of IU, the sesquicentennial. So I've matched those 50 years by being here as a student, or a volunteer for three years, driving down to Bloomington, or the last 40 years in a full-time role."
Some version of the word "irreplaceable" comes up whenever Crabb's name is mentioned. At some point, Crabb figures he'll have to bring someone else up to speed. "Rather extensive debriefing," he calls it.
There won't be a replacement for the emotional side of his institutional memory, his uncanny knack for remembering all the athletes that have come through Indiana.
Chuck Crabb getting into the Traditions & Spirit of IU at Memorial Stadium, Aug. 21, 2015. (Photo: Ben_Mikesell / IU Athletics)
"No matter how busy he is," Dolson said, "no matter what's going on, when someone would come back – a former cheerleader, a former Student Athletic Board member, a former athlete – when they'd go in and see Chuck, it was like they made their day by popping in."
Crabb goes back further with IU than Bob Knight. He remembers basketball games played in a building other than Assembly Hall. He knows what pipes fit which, what paint goes where and who everyone is. He has worked in marketing, event services and fundraising, with Olympic teams and even as the deputy commissioner of basketball at the 1987 Pan Am Games.
Then there's that voice.
When he sees Klingelhoffer, Crabb hears the speech:
"This is great," Crabb said, laughing, recounting Klingelhoffer's retirement pitch. "You're missing the time of your life."
But he also hears his wife, who knows he'll never be content to be a couch potato. She knows, as he does, that he would probably just go back to IU as a volunteer.
And he hears Bob Gildea, a fixture in public relations in Indianapolis for several decades.
"He's like, 'Son, why do you even want to think about retiring at 70? I'm 83 and I still go in every day to (Monument Circle), where I have an office, and you'll do the same thing,' " Crabb said, smiling. "OK, the challenge is there."
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Week 11 Best Bets – The FootballScoop staff weighs in
By Zach Barnett -
It was a typical week in our FootballScoop picks – Scott and Doug missed and Zach hit his pick. Scott had Washington State plus nine over USC (they lost 44-17) and Doug had Old Dominion getting a touchdown at Vanderbilt (they lost by 14), while Zach survived by the skin of his teeth with Auburn minus-2.5 surviving Ole Miss, 35-31.
Scott: over
Perhaps the two most stark turnarounds that no one is talking about are Air Force having six wins after only winning two games last season and UNLV, who won seven last year, only having two wins (1 over an FBS opponent…in overtime). The direction these programs are headed isn't changing this week. Take Air Force laying the 5.5 at UNLV.
Doug: over
David Cutcliffe has Duke sitting as one of quietest 1-loss teams in the country, while Syracuse's 3 wins are against Villanova, Central Michigan (missing their star running back) and Wake Forest. All but one of 'Cuse's six losses have come by double digits, and their latest one (a 7 point loss) was to NC State and Dave Doeren, which marked his first ACC win. See what I'm saying? I'll take Duke and their -3.5 in this one.
Zach: over
This is a pick 'em game that I don't see as a pick 'em game. The Hawkeyes have won four out of five, winning three of those four by double digits. Even in the loss, Iowa put up 31 points. Minnesota, meanwhile, lost to Illinois last week, and beat Purdue by one the week before that. Not exactly firing on all cylinders, these Gophers.
This season: Scott (3-6-1), Doug (3-7), Zach (6-3-1)
Zach Barnett
National columnist - Zach joined the staff in 2012...and has been attempting to improve Doug and Scott's writing ability ever since (to little avail). Outside of football season, you can find him watching the San Antonio Spurs reading Game of Thrones fan theories.

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Edu departs for Crawley
Rubio to join the League Two club's coaching staff...
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Senior Professional Development Coach Edu Rubio has left Milton Keynes Dons to take up a first-team coaching role at Crawley Town.
Rubio joined the MK Dons Academy in July 2015 and has made a huge impression during his four years with the Football Club.
The Spaniard assisted Mike Dove early in his Dons career as Head of Academy Coaching before taking full control of the Under-18s side and, later, the Under-23s squad, winning both the Youth Alliance League and the Central League titles while in charge.
Rubio has played a key role in the development of a number of players who have since gone on to feature for the first team, such as Callum Brittain, Sam Nombe, David Kasumu and Dylan Asonganyi.
"I feel like I'm leaving home," Rubio told mkdons.com. "I am very excited for this next opportunity but being with MK Dons has been an absolute delight for me, professionally and personally.
"I am very grateful to everyone - the Chairman, Andrew Cullen, Paul Tisdale and all those at the Football Club, in the Academy and across the business. I wish the Club the very best for this season and the future."
Chairman Pete Winkelman said of Rubio's departure: "Whilst I'm really disappointed to be losing Edu, I'm reassured in the knowledge that he is furthering his career by taking that important next step into first-team football.
"At MK Dons, we are not only passionate about developing footballers but developing people and their careers and Edu is the latest example, of which we can all be proud.
"We are grateful to Edu for his hard work and passion and he goes with our best wishes. We will certainly be looking out for the Crawley Town results next season."
Academy Manager Jon Goodman will oversee the appointment of a new Senior Professional Development Coach and the Club will make a further announcement in due course.
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Ten new scholars for 2019/20
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The event base is at Rosebud Village Green.


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February was a great month for us. We had a great response to our earlybird emails and calls with many sponsors reserving their ad space for the October edition. If you feel you missed out - please let us know this week and we will do our best to work with you.
We also hosted the annual Salem Health Case Management Resource Fair with 35 vendors, great attendance by the hospital staff and raised more than $3000 for the patient assistance fund.
We look forward to networking with you this month and hope to see you at the Senior Service Network meeting on March 23rd. We have an excellent speaker.


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This is the moment metal detectorists looking for a mate's wedding ring discover haul of gold coins worth at least 100k
SWNS 7 November 2019
This is the moment a metal detectorist looking for a mate's lost wedding ring discovered a haul of gold coins worth an estimated £100,000.
Paul Raynard, 44, screamed "'there's millions - this is the moment we dreamed of!" to best pal Michael Gwynne, 52, when he realised the scale of the find.
The businessman from Keighley, Yorks., "broke down in tears" when he stumbled across his very own pot of gold - a cluster of 84 coins in a field near Ballycastle, Northern Ireland.
Stunned Paul and Michael found the coins - dating back to the 1500s - whilst looking for a farmer's wedding ring he'd lost in his field.
They didn't find the ring - instead digging up a horseshoe and a 5p coin - but after just 90 minutes of searching they found the collection of coins.
Lighting engineer Paul said experts have told him it could be the biggest haul ever found on Ireland and worth hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Just one of the hoard - an ultra-rare Henry VIII coin - is estimated to be worth £5,000 on its own.
Video footage of the moment Paul found the underground treasure shows him pulling out muddy coin after coin from beneath the soil.
He beamed at the Michael who is holding a phone struggled to contain his excitement.
Dad-of-two Paul said: ''I jumped up and down and ran down the field in tears to find Michael.
"It's something I have dreamed of finding since I was a kid. It was an amazing feeling.
It's like checking your lottery numbers and realising you've hit the jackpot.
"I saw one or two coins at first but had no idea of the size of the hoard to begin with.
"I went to fetch Michael who was across the field so we could share the moment together. I was shaking, I still can't believe it now."
Paul and Michael were in Northern Ireland for a short holiday when their friend recruited them to help find his missing wedding ring, on October 29.
The coins have been sent to Ulster Museum for official identification and valuation by a team of experts.
It will take several months for the 84 coins to be valued in full, but Paul has said other experts have told him the whole hoard could be worth more than £100,000.
The earliest coin in the hoard is dated 1512, was made when Henry VIII was king and could be worth as much as £5,000 on its own, Paul said.
He added other coins - like one dated 1546, when the famed boy king Edward VI reigned - could be worth up to £3,000.
Many of the other 84 coins could fetch hundreds of pounds a piece if auctioned off.
Paul said he and business partner, Michael, usually study old maps looking out for signs of ancient settlements or battlegrounds where hoards may be buried.
Paul said: "We had just come back from a busy business trip to China and Michael said he knew of a nice little place we could go to in Ireland for us to take our detectors.
"But we only went to that field to try to find his mate's wedding ring. He lost it and reckons it could be in the field somewhere.
"We didn't find the ring and had only been there a couple of hours when we found the coins.
"I dug a small hole and there they were. I just could not believe it."
Lighting engineer, Paul, has been interested in metal detecting since aged seven when his parents bought him a treasure island book as a present.
But he only took his hobby seriously when he turned 35 and purchased a £600 metal detector, capable of picking up gold and silver items buried up to 4ft below ground.
This discovery is Paul's most significant find and he has described it as a "once in a lifetime" discovery.
Paul said: "I've since found out it's the biggest ever hoard to be found in Ireland.
"I've handed them all over to the museum to be properly identified and valued. It will take several months for that to happen."
The value of the coins will be split equally between Paul and the landowner if they choose to sell the hoard on for cash, following the completion of the valuation process.
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Festival Internacional de Fotografia de Valparaiso, resident artist, 2015.
On October 2015 I was invited, together with brazilian photographer Edu Marin, to make part of the 'Brigadas fotograficas", at the International photo festival of Valparaiso, in Chile. Together with other photographers groups, we spent some days living at the Cerros, periferical hill area of the city, devastated by a big fire in 2014. This families where, at the moment, reconstructing their homes and lifes, and we had the oportunity to get closer to their day by day and register it. Many thanks to FIFV aorganization and the families, who kindly welcomed us.
The pictures where shown on a public exhibition, from November 2015 till February 2016, at Plaza Victoria, Valparaiso.


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Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch speaks at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, May 6, 2005. In 2006 Welch gave his name to Sacred Heart's college of business.
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In recollecting the legacy of legendary General Electric boss Jack Welch, the company's current CEO reflected on his most recent visit with the man who many regard among the most influential business leaders in history.
"When I last saw him, what I remember most vividly was when he asked me, 'So how exactly are you running the company?'" GE CEO Larry Culp Jr. reflected on Monday, in a statement forwarded by GE. "Jack was still in it — committed to GE's success. And to have Jack Welch ask me how I am running GE is pretty humbling."
Welch died Sunday of renal failure at age 84, with his imprint on America's corporate corridors reflected in tributes flooding websites and social media on Monday.
Leading GE during its heyday as a Fairfield-based conglomerate, Welch received the nickname "Neutron Jack" for a zealous drive — ruthless in the eyes of some — to vaporize jobs in the interest of building shareholder value.
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Welch not only bolstered the stature of the American CEO and the size of General Electric — to more than $130 billion a year in sales — he helped make Fairfield County a financial powerhouse. Under his tenure, GE Capital became one of the half-dozen largest entities in the U.S. financial industry with assets of more than $500 billion, with its loans reaching into aviation, energy, real estate and consumer finance among other areas. GE Capital generated half or more of GE's total profits, with much of the business managed from offices in Norwalk, Stamford and Danbury, unlike GE's other divisions, which had the bulk of operations located elsewhere.
"He created thousands of jobs for our state and showed the value of a leader willing to make tough choices and to stick with them," said Bob Stefanowski, a former GE Capital executive who ran for Connecticut governor in 2018.
Welch's vision influenced numerous executives, such that in 1999 Fortune magazine awarded him the title of manager of the century for shaping how a new generation of corporate boards viewed shaping the value of their enterprises, "in a time of hidebound, formulaic thinking" in Fortune's words.
During the Welch era, GE squared off each year with Microsoft as the world's most valuable company, with Fortune crediting him with recognizing the leaps by Japan and Germany in honing the quality of their manufacturing output while controlling costs, and positioning GE to catch up.
"Welch was hardly the first person to see the new world coming. His great achievement is that having seen it, he faced up to the huge, painful changes it demanded, and made them faster and more emphatically than anyone else in business," Fortune wrote. "He led managers into this new world, which we still inhabit, and just as important, he showed business people everywhere a method of attacking change of any kind."
In an interview last year posted by Strayer University, an online program that runs the Jack Welch Management Institute, Welch reflected on his philosophies, both leading the company with a timeline dating back to Thomas Edison and ideas Welch has been building on since.
"This game we're in is all about self confidence," Welch said. "And not arrogance — you gotta fight arrogance — but confidence to try things new, to do things that you wouldn't have [dreamed].
"Luck plays a big part in all of this, you get the right bounce or the wrong bounce and you don't make out," he added. "But I think it's all about confidence. You go into new situations, and you carry your weight."
Outside the norm
Welch had a major influence on another educational institution, providing Sacred Heart University's business school with an endowment that prompted the Fairfield school to rename it the Welch College of Business & Technology.
"Not only did he contribute to student scholarships, he also committed to regular visits here to share his advice and guidance with students — a commitment he lived up to," stated John Petillo, president of Sacred Heart, as quoted in a statement forwarded by a spokesperson. "His imprint will always remain on our [university] through the impact he has made on the many students and faculty members who heard him speak here over the years. He will be missed."
Welch ranks alongside Connecticut's other industrial innovators who left legacies of lasting duration, names like Frederick Rentschler, Igor Sikorsky and Bill Rasmussen of ESPN.
Welch led GE for two decades before handing the CEO role to his lieutenant Jeff Immelt on the eve of the September 2001 terrorist attacks. Immelt attempted to position GE for a new century of success, but ultimately unsuccessfully. After selling off core businesses like NBC Universal and GE Plastics based in Pittsfield, Mass., the financial panic of 2008 prompted Immelt to begin a dismantling of GE Capital.
Immelt called Welch "a brilliant, aspirational leader" and "the best boss I have ever seen," in a LinkedIn post on Monday afternoon.
"People knew what to expect from Jack," Immelt wrote. "Jack could be bombastic — he upped the theater quotient in many meetings — but people enjoyed interacting with him. Meanwhile, metrics mattered and they kept us accountable."
Yale University management guru Jeffrey Sonnenfeld said Monday that while Welch deserves credit for upending how business managers view the enterprise, it did not come without a cost for those who implemented his moves and otherwise absorbed the culture he instituted at GE. And he suggested Welch's obsession with the bottom line may have inhibited GE from being more accountable when it came to corporate responsibility, for instance cleaning up pollution its factories spewed into the Housatonic and Hudson rivers.
"He was outside of the norm as a...non-patrician, earthy leader — there was some directness about him that was a refreshing change, and that all did a lot to keep GE from going the way of Westinghouse or Litton Industries or U.S. Steel or Woolworths or companies like that, that lost their way in this period," Sonnenfeld said. "The other side of it was he did rely on the 'cookie jar' of GE Capital — he wound up catapulting them way beyond their comfort zone in knowing how to fund purchased equipment and leases, into highly risky insurance and derivatives businesses that blew up on them later. ... That disguised a lot of the more volatile, mixed performance in the core industrial investments they were making."
In 2016, Immelt moved GE's headquarters to Boston, justifying the decision on the need to reinvigorate the company's engineering and entrepreneurial roots, with Sacred Heart University taking over the company's Fairfield campus just off the Merritt Parkway. The board replaced Immelt within a year by his own lieutenant, John Flannery, then brought in former Danaher CEO Culp in October 2018 on his vision for a revival of GE pegged to its corporate heritage of industrial innovation.
As part of that process, Culp stripped GE's headquarters operation in Boston of many of its duties, assigning greater responsibility for decision making to GE's remaining operating businesses.
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After retiring from GE, Welch moved to Massachusetts where he married Suzy Wetlaufer, an editor of the Harvard Business Review, who controversially began a romance while penning an article about Welch.
Welch was married twice previously, having four children with his first wife Carolyn. After the couple's 1987 divorce, Welch married Jane Beasley before divorcing again in 2003.
Born in Peabody, Mass., on Nov. 19, 1935, Welch grew up an only child in Salem. He studied chemical engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, graduating in 1957 and getting a doctorate in the discipline three years later from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
GE hired him that year and assigned him to Pittsfield, which would become a grooming station for future senior executives. He won the top job in 1981 as the replacement for Reginald Jones, who moved into GE's new corner office in Fairfield in 1972 after the company moved from New York City amid a boom in suburban office park construction.
The cuts followed, with Welch eliminating more than 100,000 jobs over a half decade — many in middle management — and changing how managers were compensated for hitting business goals, including awards of GE stock and options to get them acting as shareholders would want their business units run.
Investors responded, sending GE shares up more than 40-fold during Welch's two decades running the company, generating significant wealth for remaining employees and retirees who received those stock incentives, including in Connecticut.
Under Welch and Immelt, GE proved a major benefactor in communities throughout the state, whether through gifts from its philanthropic foundation or in commitments by its employees to area nonprofits. But GE's fortunes subsided during the Immelt era, with the company pinning its hopes on Culp to bring back the magic of the Welch era.
"Jack was larger than life and the heart of GE for half a century," Culp stated. "He reshaped the face of our company and the business world. ... We'll continue to honor his legacy by doing exactly what Jack would want us to do: win."
Dan Haar contributed to this report.
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It's Not Too Late To Sign The Petition To Make Alzheimer's A National Priority…When? "Now!" said our President and CEO of the California Southland Chapter, Bettina Kurowski, in her speech on Thursday, July 22 as we applauded 5 riders that came riding into town from San Luis Obispo to join us in Los Angeles at Hollywood Blvd. and Highland while we rallied a crowd of people from all walks of life to sign our petition.
Congratulations to the riders from UCLA Research Team who traded their lab coats in for bicycle shorts and jumped on bikes to ride for the cause: Sally, Greg, Edmund, Karyn, and Eric. Joining this remarkable team of UCLA cycling researchers, was our very own President/CEO of the National Alzheimer's Association, Mr. Harry Johns who cycled his way into Los Angeles. As Mr. Johns addressed the crowd, he warned us that if we don't change the course of Alzheimer's, "it will cost Americans trillions of dollars, yes a trillion with a T," in care, treatment, and services. Congress has failed to act over the years; therefore we must ACT, and NOW, to change the course of Alzheimer's by signing the petition to make Alzheimer's a national priority.
Let's also wish all the riders well as they travel the country, visiting more than 65 congressional districts and countless towns and cities.
The time to ACT is NOW…as many as 5.3 million Americans have Alzheimer's disease. In addition, we were reminded about those living with Early Onset Alzheimer's, as the dynamic duo Susan Franklin and her husband Serge (members of our Early Stage Memory Club) shared their personal story about Susan's early onset diagnosis and their challenges.
We need your help as these dedicated cyclists make this historic cross-country journey to Capitol Hill to gather 50,000 signatures, arriving at Capitol Hill on World Azheimer's Day, September 21, 2010. Sign the petition today and become a part of tomorrow's solution. I am excited and proud to be a part of the Alzheimer's Association Ambassador Team fighting for A world without Alzheimer's disease.


Today, consider eating real food an act of self-care, not self-control.
After all, that's really what this is all about.
Why is processed food so bad anyway?
Have a watch while you enjoy your coffee. No sugar, please!
How long is it? The more ingredients, the more processed it is.
Check for any of the 56 names for sugar.
Food makers realize that consumers are conscious of sugar added to food. If a consumer sees "sugar" listed as one of the first three ingredients, they might not buy the product.
To make it appear as if there is less sugar in a food, makers will use multiple sources of added sugar–honey, brown rice syrup, and fruit juice concentrate, for example.
Since ingredients must be listed in descending order by weight and the total sugar in the recipe is divided among three different ingredients in this example, no one sugar source will be a top ingredient.
Thus, the maker disguises sugar in names we might not recognize and dilutes the appearance of sugar by spreading the total grams of sugar in the product throughout multiple ingredients.
"Enriched" flour is a sign of processing. Enrichment adds back the vitamins and minerals lost in processing. If the grains were left whole, they wouldn't need to be enriched.
"Whole wheat flour" does not imply the grain is whole, but "whole grain wheat" does.
If any ingredient has been "hydrogenated", it means the food contains trans fat, another marker of processed food.
This is true even if the Nutrition Facts panel says the food has 0 g trans fat!
The food maker is not obligated to list the amount of trans fat on the nutrition facts panel if it is less than 0.5 g per serving. But, if it's present, which it is any time a "hydrogenated" oil is used, it's harmful. And, if you eat more than one serving, the amount of trans fat you ingest can quickly add up.
They are preservatives, colorants, emulsifiers, and artificial sweeteners. Consider them the markers of ultra-processed food. These additives exist to make the food appeal to your senses and remain shelf-stable for long periods of time. You won't find them in real food!
Pick three foods that come in packages that you have in your home right now. Check the ingredient list for code names for sugar and the words "enriched" and "hydrogenated". And, for more helpful info, see our Shopping Guides.
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HomeGujarat NewsLockdown will come in Gujarat in 3 to 4 days & Gujarat High Court directs Rupani to govt
Lockdown will come in Gujarat in 3 to 4 days & Gujarat High Court directs Rupani to govt
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Cepidemics are rampant, and everyone is waiting for a vaccine. The central government held an all-party meeting on the vaccine issue. The meeting was chaired by PM Modi via video conference. He said there was no need to wait for the corona vaccine, the vaccine would be ready in a few weeks. Following which, Aniruddhasinh Makwana, Ashish Modi, Jignesh Kotecha and Jitu Pandya of DivyaBhaskar have prepared an exclusive ground report on the four major cities of Gujarat, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat and Rajkot. During this ground report, it has been officially learned that a list of more than 3 lakh 55 thousand people including 2.75 lakh people of Ahmedabad district has been prepared.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) – in its capacity as the central federal institution for public health and as the German national public health institute – publishes the Corona-Warn-App on behalf of the German government. The app serves as a digital complement to distancing, hygiene and wearing masks. It uses Bluetooth technology and the Google Exposure Notification APIs. The app is designed to help break infection chains by informing you if you were recently close to someone who subsequently tested positive for corona. However, at no time does it collect any personal information. Who you are and where you are remain secret – and your privacy is well-protected.
Exposure logging is the core of the app and should always be active. When enabled, smartphones exchange encrypted random IDs with other devices using Bluetooth.
The random IDs only provide information about the duration and distance of an encounter. No one is able to identify the person behind these IDs. The Corona-Warn-App does not collect any information about the location of the encounter or that of its users.
Based on maximum corona incubation times, the random IDs your smartphone collects are stored in an exposure log for 14 days and then deleted. If a person is diagnosed with corona and chooses to share his/her own smartphone's random IDs, all persons previously encountered will then be notified anonymously.
No one will know when, where or with whom the exposure event took place. The infected person remains anonymous.
In addition to the exposure notifications, affected users will receive clear recommendations for action. Important: Information about the notified persons is not accessible at any time.
HOW YOUR DATA IS PROTECTED
The Corona-Warn-App is designed to be your daily companion, without knowing your identity. This is why the app cannot tell anyone who you are. Data protection is fully guaranteed throughout the app's entire service life.
• No registration required: No email address and no name need to be submitted.
• No personal information is transmitted: When you encounter another person using the app, your smartphones only exchange random IDs. They measure the time and distance of an encounter, but do not allow to identify persons or find out locations.
• Decentralized storage: Data is stored only on the smartphone itself and deleted after 14 days.
• No third-party access: Neither the person reporting a proven corona infection, nor those who have been notified can be traced – not by the German government, the Robert Koch Institute, any other user, nor by Google
This app is not intended for any use outside of Germany. Corona-Warn-App is the main corona app for Germany, where it is interconnected with the national health care system. Despite of the above, Corona-Warn-App is also available in this country. It is provided for anyone living, working, vacationing, or visiting Germany regularly or for an extended period of time.
The terms of use for the Corona-Warn-App apply:
https://www.coronawarn.app/assets/documents/cwa-eula-en.pdf. By installing and using this app, you accept these terms of use.
Formation of Task Force at 33 District and 248 Taluka and Corporation level
Task Force has been formed at all 33 districts and 248 talukas and corporation level of the state for vaccination. Following this order, all the district collectors of the state, commissioners of the corporation and health officials have started preparations. A list of health workers, Corona Warriors, the elderly and people with co-morbidity is being prepared for all these officers. Gujarat officials have started working in coordination with the central team.
In rural Ahmedabad, a list of 2.75 lakh people including 7500 health workers was compiled
A meeting was held by the Ahmedabad District Collector regarding the vaccine. According to District Collector Sandeep Sagle, a list of 2.75 lakh people of Ahmedabad district has been prepared. According to which 2.75 lakh people will be vaccinated first. A list of 7500 healthcare workers has also been prepared. In which government and private healthcare workers are included in the list. A list of frontline warriors has been prepared. As well as being included in the list of frontline warriors who come into direct contact with people.
The list includes 2.59 people over age of 50
A list of people over the age of 50 has also been prepared. A list of 2.59 people over the age of 50 has been prepared. In addition, a list of co-morbid people under the age of 50 has been prepared. Arrangements have been made to keep the vaccine after the vaccine arrives. The call storage has been audited. Work is underway to increase the capacity of call storage. Arrangements have also been made to give the vaccine to the people after it arrive
AMC sent a list of 40,000 health worker
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation had already started preparations for the corona vaccine. Regarding the distribution of the vaccine, a senior official of the corporation said in a conversation with DivyaBhsakar that the vaccine will be given in 4 stages. In which first the health workers will be vaccinated for which a list of about 40 thousand employees of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has been prepared and this list has been sent to the state government.
In the first phase, about 8500 doctors and health workers will be provided
A list of all doctors and health workers on duty at AMC has been started. The first dose will be given to about 8500 doctors and health workers. Created a co-win app for vaccines. When the vaccine arrives next week, first-line health workers fighting the Corona, Front Line Warriors, will be vaccinated on a priority basis. A list is being prepared for that. The vaccine will be given as per the guideline that will come by the government. A list of others will also be prepared in the coming days. Health Workers will be followed by Front Line Warriors, Solid Waste Management Department Sweepers, AMTS and BRTS Bus Employees and the third stage will be given to 50 year old Co-Morbid Individuals and later to the common man.
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Surat: An exercise to prepare a database of teachers, cleaners and health workers
Speaking about the city of Surat, Surat Manpa Health Officer Pradeep Umrigar said that the vaccine is coming against us as part of the fight against the Corona epidemic. Which has been prepared as per the instruction received by the State Government. Not only that but the municipal commissioner has also met the officials twice in this regard. The emphasis is mainly on creating a useful data base. The first health worker is compiling a list of government hospitals, Manpa-run hospitals, 55 urban health centers, servant workers, teachers, other cleaners and all those involved in the operation.
Data base operations at 62 government and 1000 private spaces
He further said that a database is being prepared at 62 government and 1000 private places. In which all the information including name, age is being collected. Also, the commissioner has suggested to prepare a list of all the people above 50 years living in Surat. Whose operations have begun.


Psoriatic arthritis is a rheumatic disease that causes joint inflammation. This condition is associated with a skin condition called psoriasis and it tends to appear after the psoriasis. This condition tends to affect finger and toe joints, causing them to become inflamed and lose functionality. As the condition progresses, it can deform and destroy the joints.
Treatment involves relieving symptoms with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) as well as immunosupressants to slow down progression. Physical rehabilitation and rest are very important during periods of inflammation. In cases where a child has psoriatic arthritis, it is classed under juvenile arthritis, which has a range of clinical variations such as juvenile idiopathic arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis in children, and reactive arthritis in children, among others.
This condition tends to be mild, and only affects a few joints. Psoriatic arthritis usually affect the limbs (hand and feet) or the spine, where it can cause deformities. For patients with more serious arthritis, treatment may help ease the pain and prevent joint damage. If treatment is started early on, it will be more effective.
Sometimes the disease doesn't last long and it only affects some joints, mainly the tips of the fingers or toes. Sometimes the condition can be severe and affect many joints, as well as the spine. If the spine is affected, the symptoms may include stiffness, burning, and general pain, especially around the lumbar and sacrum. People who also have arthritis quite often experience skin and nail changes due to psoriasis. The skin often gets worse if the arthritis worsens.
The specialist may need to do a joint X-ray to correctly diagnose the condition.
Psoriasis is a common chronic skin condition that causes red skin patches. 1 in 20 people affected by this condition will have arthritis as well as the skin condition. Generally speaking, the psoriasis will start before the arthritis. The cause of psoriatic arthritis is unknown, but it is believed that genes can influence its appearance. People who have psoriasis tend to have a higher chance of developing arthritis.
There is no known way to prevent psoriatic arthritis.
If patients have extreme joint pain, they may need to resort to having steroid injections. In extreme cases, patients will need to have surgery to repair or replace the damaged joints. The specialist will most likely recommend following a healthy lifestyle with plenty or rest and exercise. Physiotherapy is a known way to increase strength in the affected joints. Hot and cold therapy is also often recommended.
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BlackRock wants to dominate the asset management business in China like it has in the U.S.
Despite the economic slowdown and the ongoing trade war, Fink still sees an "increasing demand" for "more diversified and long-term investment solutions" in China. Half of the asset growth over the next five years will come from Asia and largely China, Fink said in the letter.
BlackRock is "very engaged" with the Chinese regulators in the process of building a "majority-controlled" business, Fink told the Financial Times in a story on Monday.
"If anything the Chinese are looking for greater participation of global firms in their asset management space because they also have a growing retirement crisis," he told FT.
The asset manager has recently become increasingly bullish on Chinese equity markets as the country plans to introduce a Nasdaq-style start-up board in Shanghai, pushing for new ways that private sector money can fund its domestic companies.
The push into China comes as BlackRock and other asset managers are working through major shifts in their business. BlackRock has seen a slowdown in profits amid the continuing fee war among money managers. Fourth-quarter revenue fell short of expectations and its assets under management dropped 5 percent, to $5.98 trillion, over the last 12 months.
"2018 was a difficult year for the asset management industry and a marker of things to come: greater focus on value, tougher competition, more operating complexity and disruption of legacy business models," Fink said in the annual letter.
The New-York based firm is currently undergoing a large reorganization, shuffling the roles of about 20 directors and aiming to expand its alternative investments business.
In the annual letter, Fink also recognized that today's investing style is focused too much on short-term goals and simply beating the benchmarks doesn't fulfill long-term goals such as retirement.
"I believe that people are increasingly frustrated with the culture of investing and the structure of financial markets. There is a focus on speed and a lack of substance…But there is far too little conversation about long-term goals and outcomes," Fink said.
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Katina Holliday-Wiseman, middle, poses for a photo with a few children who benefited from a toy drive she held ahead of Christmas.
Aberdeen native provides merrier Christmas through her foundation
By RAY VAN DUSEN Monroe Journal
Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – A former Miss Aberdeen High School may have found her success story living on the West Coast but she hasn't forgotten about the town that raised her. Katina Holliday-Wiseman, who graduated from AHS in 1994, recently gave away toys and bicycles to ensure a joyful Christmas to those in need through her foundation, Holliday's Helping Hands.
"I started the foundation last year, and we've given out a couple of scholarships. This year, we decided to do the toy drive for the kids in Aberdeen," she said, adding the demand was so great for the first giveaway Dec. 13 that a second giveaway was needed for the next day.
Giving for the Christmas season helped warm her heart.
"It makes me so happy. You know how when you smile and they smile back, it's that kind of feeling that you get. It's just really a joy letting them know there's still hope when you felt like all was lost that God came in and took someone to be a blessing to you," she said.
Holliday-Wiseman moved to Los Angeles after graduating from the Mississippi University for Women's nursing school in 1999. She owns three companies in the Los Angeles area – a staffing company for nurses and other personnel; one that helps provide for disenfranchised individuals and the homeless; and her foundation.
"The foundation helps single moms and also pregnant women. It was an organization that was started to help families. Our goal is to build families one community at a time and, of course, I couldn't forget where I came from," she said.
Holliday-Wiseman added her brother, Earnest Holliday Jr., started an outreach ministry, Jesus Outreach Ministries, which is currently held in the conference room of America's Best Value Inn.
"We're helping him build his church as well and give to the kids. I know there is a lot happening in Aberdeen with people who lost their jobs and struggling at a different level," she said of the impact of 2020.
Earlier this year, she helped Pastor Alonzo Sykes build his church alongside Darracott Road. Holliday-Wiseman has been coordinating with Pastor Ricky Bowen on a couple of potential projects to help Aberdeen in 2021.
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Crazy Trailer (2010)
Trailer for Crazy.
Inspired by the life of Hank Garland, Crazy is the story of a legendary guitar player who emerged from Nashville in the 1950's. Blessed with incomparable, natural talent, Hank quickly established his reputation as the finest sessions player in Nashville. Artists such as Roy Orbison, Patsy Cline, The Everly Brothers and Elvis all sought Hank's brilliant play for their recordings. Moving effortlessly from country, to rock-a-billy, to jazz, Hank was also quickly recognized by the likes of Dave Bruebeck, Gary Burton, Joe Morello and Joe Benjamin.
The Nashville scene was a unique place in the 50's – dominated by a small group of executives and musicians who controlled the studios, labels and unions. Hank, in his arrogance and pursuit of musical excellence, often came into conflict with the business, social and racial culture he found both restrictive and frequently frustrating. But it was his relationship with his wife, Evelyn, which may have ultimately led to his demise.
Beautiful and sharp-witted, Evelyn was unlike any woman Hank had ever encountered when meeting her during a club date in Chicago. She both excited and fascinated him, and turned a whirlwind romance into an almost instant marriage. But Evelyn was not all she appeared to be, and when confronted with the reality of Hank's obsessive dedication to his music, began to demonstrate a desperate need to make him love only her.
Some people say that a near-fatal car accident, which Hank suffered, was a result of tragic response to dreams unfulfilled. Others will say that the subsequent electro-shock therapy which ended Hank's playing career at the age of thirty-one was also a result of Evelyn's despair. But forty-three years after Hank disappeared from the music scene, his guitar lives on in a countless number of hit records, and one, amazing solo jazz effort.
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PPP voters won't be discouraged by slander campaign: Zardari
Kashmore: Former president Asif Ali Zardari said Saturday that his voters will not be discouraged by the government's attempts to slander him.
"They didn't have to do the Exit Control List drama," he said. "They know my intention."
Zardari was addressing a PPP rally in Kashmore. He said that he had submitted his passport to the court to get bail. He remarked that the establishment has not been nice with people who have worked for the nation. "This does not scare us."
Zardari said that he worked for Pakistan when he was in power. "We distributed profit among people. When you give provinces their rights, then it will benefit them."
"We are fighting for our land and nation, he said. "You (the government) are trying to finish political institutions. What can I do if you lack intelligence?"
On Friday, Zardari said that PPP's philosophy has always been that the poor have the first right. He said if the same philosophy was applied in Punjab, people will join them.
Addressing party workers in Ghotki, he said that he speaks in Urdu so that even the blind and deaf in Islamabad hear it. Through the 18th Amendment we gave the provinces rights, he said, asking why then the smaller provinces still aren't given their rights.
He said the philosophy of the PPP was to defend the rights of the poor. "Through this philosophy you will see people bonding together and after this Pakistan will become strong. By merely saying morale of my jawans (young men) is high Pakistan doesn't become strong but it becomes strong when people are strong, happy, (the resources go) in their pockets and their children sleep well."
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I've got a bunch of fish pictures for you today. I caught all these (and a few more I couldn't get photos of) in about a two hour window on Sunday evening. In that time I was able to bring 20 fish to hand! Some, naturally, bigger than others, but catching a fish every other cast is always a ball, no matter the size. I was using the "popper-dropper" setup that's outlined in Steve Hudson's book "Bream Bugs". I think it was right around 50/50 on taking the popper or the dropper. For the popper I used a Betts Fancy Grade Bluegill Popper in white and for the dropper (because of the submerged cover) I went through several assorted nymphs that I had in my box. One thing Steve stresses in the book is that trout flies aren't just for trout! Look for a full review of the book "Bream Bugs" to appear on the blog soon!
Enjoy the pictures, and for size reference, I wear a size 16 ring!
Would this be Suwanee Creek?
Hi ACR! It is indeed! Lots of good 'gills in there!


Wide range of presentations in the fields of heterogeneous catalysis, homogeneous catalysis, synthesis, organometallics, electrochemistry, photochemistry, energy, fuels, environment, polymer discovery, drug discovery, material science, nanotechnology etc. in both experimental and theoretical research.
As the conference is a gathering place for all insustrialists, academicians, research scholors, young researchers, you will find all levels of research people in a single stage. Sponsors and exhibitors will feel this event as worthy as the expected participants based on our previous event is nearly 150.
GL Prasanna organizing the said conference, have also organized the previous edition which was successfull with 135 participants and we are expecting more than 150 participants this year.


The core lineup – singer Dee Snider, guitarists Jay Jay French and Eddie Ojeda, bassist Mark Mendoza and drummer A.J. Perro – returned a year later with the group's Atlantic Records debut, You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll, which became the band's first gold record. This new collection highlights three songs from the album: "I Am (I'm Me)," "The Kids Are Back," along with the title track.
2. I'll Never Grow Up, Now!


The programme will consist of plenary talks and short communications in thematic sections on group theory, rings and modules, algebraic geometry, applied and computational algebra, universal algebra and model theory, non-classical logics. The program of the conference includes excursions and tour to the State Nature Reserve «Stolby». Closing of the conference on July, 29.
Official languages of the conference are Russian and English.
Registration of participants will take place in SFU, on July, 24 from 16:00 to 18:00 and July, 25 from 08:30 to 10:00. For organize a meeting we expect an information on the arrival/departure dates.
Go to the web site of the XI International School-Conference on Group Theory , dedicated to the 70th anniversary of professor A. Yu. Olshanskii, held on July, 29 - July, 31, 2016.


01:29 oleonard Yeah, gotta make up some missing minutes on my time card.
01:43 oleonard When you save a Google doc as HTML, all the links are redefined to go through Google. Not creepy at all!
02:22 oleonard See you in 9 hours #koha!
08:09 wahanui magnuse is afraid that we added another 10000 bugs while he was eating pizza.
08:15 magnuse bag! a bit late for you?
08:17 huginn Joubu: The operation succeeded.
12:38 vera can someone help me on how to configure my koha to print catalogue cards?
14:11 Vera can someone help me on how to configure my koha to print catalogue cards?
14:16 mveron oleonard: You re-assigned me to Bug 4078 , but Joubu proposes an other solution where I have no time for.
14:20 tcohen is anyone here using plack on packages in 3.22?
14:38 huginn mveron: The current temperature in Basel, Switzerland is 7.0°C (3:30 PM CET on March 16, 2016). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 49%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Windchill: 5.0°C. Pressure: 30.06 in 1018 hPa (Steady).
14:41 huginn drojf: The current temperature in Via Merulana, Rione Monti, Roma, Italy is 15.8°C (3:39 PM CET on March 16, 2016). Conditions: Scattered Clouds. Humidity: 51%. Dew Point: 6.0°C. Pressure: 30.04 in 1017 hPa (Steady).
14:53 hector How are you?
14:57 oleonard No, but I also don't fully understand what all of those MARC material types really mean, so I put the issue aside for now.
15:02 tcohen and the server doesn't have CAS set!
19:11 huginn rangi: The operation succeeded.
22:58 wahanui i heard really was more trouble than she's worth.
23:01 drojf rangi: do you know where you are staying already?
23:02 cait how was rome?
23:16 huginn pianohacker: The operation succeeded.


Holly is is a qualified, registered general nurse with a background in healthcare working in many different specialities including gynaecology. Holly ensures our patients receive only the best care when undergoing theatre procedures and helps our patients feel at ease when attending our clinic for treatment.
Holly says: "I'm excited to be able to work within this very special field of nursing, with a dedicated and friendly team that have consistently high standards of care. I will be your advocate when you start your journey with us, here to support you at every stage so you know exactly what is happening and when."


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package org.apache.deltaspike.test.core.api.exclude;

import org.apache.deltaspike.test.category.EnterpriseArchiveProfileCategory;
import org.jboss.arquillian.container.test.api.Deployment;
import org.jboss.arquillian.junit.Arquillian;
import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.ShrinkWrap;
import org.jboss.shrinkwrap.api.spec.EnterpriseArchive;
import org.junit.experimental.categories.Category;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;

/**
 * Tests for {@link org.apache.deltaspike.core.api.exclude.Exclude}
 */
@RunWith(Arquillian.class)
@Category(EnterpriseArchiveProfileCategory.class)
public class ExcludeEarFileTest extends ExcludeTest
{
    @Deployment
    public static EnterpriseArchive deployEar()
    {
        //workaround for tomee - the ear-file needs to have the same name as the war-file
        String simpleName = ExcludeWarFileTest.class.getSimpleName();
        String archiveName = simpleName.substring(0, 1).toLowerCase() + simpleName.substring(1);

        return ShrinkWrap.create(EnterpriseArchive.class, archiveName + ".ear")
                .addAsModule(ExcludeWarFileTest.deploy());
    }
}


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PRESS POINTS
Max Chung
Courtesy of Martin Chung
The man who allegedly tried to kill his own son and stepdaughter in a May domestic dispute in Kingsbridge was indicted on a litany of charges — including attempted murder, Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark announced June 25.
Carlos Camilo, 43, is accused of trying to kill his 12-year-old son and teen stepdaughter in his Irwin Avenue home in late May by slashing their necks with a knife. But even after he was in custody, Clark revealed Camilo tried to escape at one point, allegedly assaulting two corrections officers at St. Barnabas Hospital in Belmont. One officer suffered a large gash on his head after Camilo allegedly hit him over the head with a pipe.
The DA's office says Camilo attacked the children May 28 after their mother revealed she wanted to end their relationship. He slit the throat of his son as the 12-year-old lay in bed, Clark said. Camilo then allegedly entered the bathroom where his 18-year-old stepdaughter was showering, pinned her against the wall and slashed her throat.
The mother and her children were able to escape to the nearby 50th Precinct station house thanks to a passerby who saw them run out of their Kingsbridge home, police said at the time.
The children were rushed to Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in Inwood and treated for their injuries.
Camilo barricaded himself in his home and slashed himself, but police arrested him after a brief standoff.
Camilo was indicted on charges of second-degree attempted murder, attempted escape, assault, attempted assault, menacing, child endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon, resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration.
Camilo is currently in Bellevue Hospital's prison ward and is due back in court Nov. 6. His court-appointed attorney could not be reached for comment.
Horace Mann teen student still missing
An incoming senior at Horace Mann School left his Henry Hudson Parkway home around dinnertime June 13, police said, and never returned.
Authorities are trying to locate Max Chung, 17, who was last spotted by a security camera entering the subway at the Port Authority that same day.
There has been no sign of him since.
Chung left home without his phone or his wallet after an argument with his father, family friend Carol Kim said on behalf of Chung's father. She described the fight as a typical one between a parent and a teenager.
"Max is a great kid," Kim said. His father raised him alone after his mother left when he was a toddler. Chung's mother lives in South Korea, according to Kim, and Chung did not leave home with a passport or enough money to pay for a plane ticket overseas.
Max is a regular teenager with a "big personality," Kim said. He loves to play video games with his friends, is a talented pianist, and has a knack for card tricks. At Horace Mann, he was studious with a group of close friends.
Many of those friends were out of town when he disappeared, as school was let out the week before. He turned 17 on June 7, just six days before he ran away.
"We're really trying our best to get Max home," Kim added. In the weeks that followed his disappearance, police have expanded their search outside the five boroughs.
Both his family and the police are monitoring Chung's known social media accounts, all of which remained inactive since June 13.
This isn't the first time Chung disappeared. He also left home in January, Kim said, riding the subways for a night before police found him in a downtown bookstore.
The NYPD missing persons unit and Rydan Security & Investigations, a private security firm hired by the family, are pursuing the investigation.
Anyone with information Chung's whereabouts can contact police at (212) 694-7781.
Darcel Clark,	Carlos Camilo,	Joseph Konig,	Max Chung,	Horace Mann School,	Carol Kim,	Rydan Security & Investigations,
Another weekend without the 1 train


A Deadly Earthquake in the Himalaya. A Climber Trapped High on Everest. An Epic Rescue Attempt is About to Begin.
Ryan Hart is an 18-year-old adventurer on a mission. To get himself to Mount Everest and check out the truth about the world's highest peak. Friends have told him dark stories about the mountain, outrageous things that he wants to see for himself. Just a few hours after Ryan arrives at Everest Base Camp a lethal earthquake strikes. Avalanches pound the glacier, burying Ryan's climbing buddy and killing many others.
In the deepest Himalaya, a story is spreading like wildfire. The story of an Everest expedition unlike any other. An expedition that ended with mysterious disappearances...and death. This is the mystery that 18-year-old Ryan Hart sets out to solve. Ryan is on a gap year adventure, working for a medical charity in Nepal. When a local girl begs him to investigate why her 16-year-old friend Kami never came back from Everest, Ryan cannot resist the challenge.
Sixteen-year-old Marlon has made his mum a promise - he'll never follow his big brother, Andre, down the wrong path. So far it's been easy, but when a date ends in tragedy, Marlon finds himself hunted. They're after the mysterious Mr Orange, and they're going to use Marlon to get to him. Marlon's out of choices - can he become the person he never wanted to be, to protect everyone he loves?
Raphael is a dumpsite boy. He spends his days wading through mountains of steaming trash, sifting it, sorting it, breathing it, sleeping next to it. Then one unlucky-lucky day, Raphael's world turns upside down. A small leather bag falls into his hands. It's a bag of clues. It's a bag of hope. It's a bag that will change everything. Soon Raphael and his friends Gardo and Rat are running for their lives. Wanted by the police, it takes all their quick-thinking, fast-talking to stay ahead.
Bear Grylls is a man who has always sought the ultimate in adventure. Growing up on the Isle of Wight, he was taught by his father to sail and climb at an early age. As a teenager he found identity and purpose through both mountaineering and martial arts, which led the young adventurer to the foothills of the mighty Himalaya and a grandmaster's karate training camp in Japan.
Killer Storm: the third and final book in the Everest Files trilogy by Matt Dickinson.
Teenage climber Ryan Hart is still in Nepal, working at a refugee center with his Tibetan girlfriend, Tashi. His obsession with summiting Mount Everest is as strong as ever, but a climbing accident puts his plans on hold.
As soon as Ryan recovers, he and Tashi journey deep into the Himalayas. Old friends have come back into their lives and invited them on the adventure. On the way they discover disturbing news: Nepal's summer rains have failed, and the country is in chaos. There are riots in the cities. Bandits roam the hills.


In case you are receiving the error code 505 while downloading an application from Google play store and have no clue what is it, then this is the right article for you. In this article we are covering the reasons behind the occurrence of Google play error 505. Not only that, we are also providing 6 solutions to fix the error code 505. Usually, this error is seen with Android 5.0 Lollipop version and occurs at the time when you try to install the already downloaded application making it hard to run the app.
Such an error is a kind of permission error. That is, in case you have two similar kinds of applications such as banking apps and both looking for similar kind of permission, causes conflict error named as error 505.
The occurrence chance is more in the old operating systems, 4 KitKat, Android version 4. Let us then proceed to know more about this error 505.
As per the report by some users, error 505 occurs in certain apps such as Weather App, SBI, ITV, Adobe Air 15, We Chat etc.
Now that we know the reasons, let us also learn about the solutions that will guide you to resolve the error code 505.
Any error that occurs during downloading or installation process not only hinders with the new app but also takes a large amount of our time to solve the issue. To check that, let us go through the 6 solutions one by one.
The most common cause for error code 505 pop-up is that Android system files that underpin the Google Play module are corrupted. To make error code 505 disappear in this condition, you should have your Android system repaired.
Fix all Android system issues like error code 505, error code 495, error code 963, etc.
One click to fix error code 505. No technical skills required.
Easy-to-understand instructions provided on each screen.
Note: Android repair needs to flash the system firmware, which may erase existing Android data. To prevent data loss, back up all the important data from Android to PC.
Download the dr.fone - Repair (Android) program, install and launch it. The following interface will pop up.
Select the "Android Repair" among the 3 tabs, connect your Android to PC, and click "Start".
Choose the correct device details from each field, confirm them and continue.
Boot your Android in download mode, then start downloading the firmware of your device.
After the device firmware is downloaded, the tool will start repairing your Android.
When your Android is repaired, the error code 505 will disappear.
Many times download manager is set to disable due to which you are not able to download or install the app. So, it is required to make a check whether the download manager is set on or off. So that your installation process will work properly. The process to enable the download manager is as follows.
Enabling download manager to give permission to the device to start the download or installation process.
While browsing data online or through Google play store some cache memory get stored for the fast access to the pages. Below mentioned simple steps will help you in clearing out the cache memory from Google services framework and Google play store.
Clearing the cache memory remove the extra temporary memory, thus free up space for the further installation process.
The reason behind the installation error code 505 might be Google play store updates.
Due to continuous updation of new apps and services Google Play store used to be flooded with so many updates or sometimes does not updated properly. That sometimes caused the problem in dealing with app installation. Resolving the issue is important to make your play store ready for future updation and installation.
In the case, error 505 occur due to the installation of two or more apps with duplicate permission of data, as many times we use to install two similar kind of app that creates the situation where both seeking out for somewhat similar permissions for the installation. The manual finding is a long and tiring process. Then you can take the assistance of 'Lucky Patcher App' to find out which app is creating the conflict. This app will assist you in finding out the duplicity if any and then modifying it. Through this app, once you will find out which particular app is causing the conflict, then you can delete that conflicting app from your phone so that problem of error code 505 gets sort out.
Or call them at their call center number regarding the issue.
Not being able to download or install the app is very frustrating and time-consuming also. Therefore, in this article, we went through the reasons behind the occurrence error code 505 as well as resolving the issue by following five effective methods. I hope that you would be able to sort out the error 505 by following above methods thus would be able to install the application without further delay.


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Pro-Cop Procedural vs. Anti-Cop Documentary
By Genevieve Burgess | TV | December 8, 2020 |
The Bachelorette on ABC at 8:00pm ET.
NCIS on CBS at 8:00pm ET. 18th season fall finale.
40 Years a Prisoner on HBO at 9:00pm ET. This documentary focuses on Mike Africa Jr. and his efforts to exonerate both his parents who were imprisoned for the death of a police officer during the 1978 raid on MOVE.
Big Sky on ABC at 10:01pm ET.
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Bravo at 10:30pm ET. Tonight's guests are Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen who seem like odd guests for this show, but maybe every one of the Real Housewives was busy.
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Passed by this place a couple of times before, so we decided to finally try it.
The dishes we tried were good, but a bit on the pricey side. We really liked the Mexican Fries (mostly because it was different) and the Chimichangga. The sampler had five different types of meat served with soft corn tortilla. My favorite was the pork belly because it had the most flavor. I mixed a lot of green salsa verde in all of them so they turned out okay. I guess samplers are okay if you're really not sure on what to order, but I wouldn't order it again especially once I've found my favorite.
Guisados is located at 1 Salinglahi Homes, Congressional Avenue Extention, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.
That's one place I've never seen before even I frequent those areas around Mindanao and Congressional Avenue. Judging by the pictures and descriptions, I'll raise my hand for those Mexican Fries. I'm expecting a bit of spice from it and that's what I usually crave for. However, I find that strange as well that you guys didn't find any options to "build" your own taco as advertised. Anyhow, did they have any smoothies or shakes?
I don't think they do. I remember seeing beer, but that's it. :P It's an okay place, and yeah, weird talaga yung Build Your Own Taco tagline. Meh.


Born in 1982, Slovenia. She finished her PhD in Practice at Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Her practice is primarily based on experimental videos and documentary films, film essays, newsreels and spatial video and film installations.