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The Bros
2 best friends shoot the shit about anime, games, and anything under the sun.
Odd Jobs - A Comic Novel
Karl Meade
Odd Jobs is a comic caper love story about Mountie women and layabout men, house and family, script-writers and cat-burglars. A modern tale of movie magic in the wrong hands: the Big Lebowski meets Elmore Leonard's niece.
Ensemble Birmingham
Ensemble Podcast
Monthly Podcast featuring mixes and live recordings from our weekly night at Sobar's Kaijo Lounge in Birmingham. Residents Gary Ward, Kid Creole, Paul Griff, Deep City Soul, Dan Kelly, Charles John, DJ Euge, Paul Henry & Richie Barthez playing the best in Soulful House, Deep House, Broken Beat, Disco, Soul, Funk & Rare Groove. Please visit http://ensemblebirmingham.blogspot.com for further details
The Knee Jerks
The Knee Jerks began as a popular weekly chat feature between a pair of long running Detroit sports blogs, The Wayne Fontes Experience and GregEno.com. The web chat morphed into an every Monday night podcast. Your hosts are layabout blogger Big Al Beaton of TWFE, aka Mr. Blogger, and prolific freelance writer Greg Eno, aka Mr. Journalist. We cover the gamut of the sports landscape, but with a definite Detroit slant and always with a Detroit attitude.
A Fine Old Conflict
Matthew Camp-Séguier and Jason
Cultural and political commentary from Matthew in Berlin and Jason in Los Angeles; two old comrades reflecting on the world and reckoning on what to do about it.
Punk is Dead and So Are We. Part Two 51:04
Matthew and Jason are joined again by Chris from the Regrettable Century podcast to wrap up our discussion on pop-culture. Discussed: television and film with particular attention to the horror genre. Is art impossible in our moment? We don't know and that's the point. Enjoy. Fischer, Ernst The Necessity of Art Brooklyn NY, London, Verso, 2010 Game…
Punk is Dead and So Are We. Part One 57:19
We're back for a second season as Matthew and Jason are joined by a special guest to discuss the pleasures and pitfalls of popular culture. Discussed: sports, music, television and film.By Matthew Camp-Séguier and Jason
Doomed but Not Wrong 1:00:23
Jason and Matthew exhale some exhaust from the Culture Wars, discussing Cultural Marxism, social media as the new heights of bourgeois rule, and how not to talk to people.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
Leftwing Layabouts and their Discontents vol.1 47:26
Matthew and Jason reflect on their time and lessons (un)learned in the left.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
The Second Nerd International 50:38
Cut of from the world by the pandemic, Jason and Matthew address other issues that they are in no position to change in a second consideration of the legacy of Stalin and the state socialist governments.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
The Nerd International 58:32
Jason and Matthew explore their own "thaw" on Stalinism and reflect on the consequences of 1989.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
The Mausoleum of the Now 46:22
Jason and Matthew try to bury the question of the extreme right in the USA.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
Blast from the Fascht 55:45
Stop calling it fascism and stop talking to the FBI. Matthew and Jason square up the alt-right scene.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
Electile Dysfunction 3: The Capitol Riot 53:21
Jason and Matthew call the Capitol riot what it really is: a lynch mob.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
Electile Dysfunction 2021 54:06
One week following the US 2020 election Jason and Matthew discuss the unsettling consequences of an uncertain election.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
Jason and Matthew try to figure out what happened on election night and reflect back on the Bernie Sanders campaign.By Matthew Camp-Séguier / Jason Netek
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The Knee Jerks - Vincent Goodwill of the Detroit News 1:57:00
11y ago 1:57:00
On tonight's show: We welcome back the The Detroit News' Pistons beat Vincent Goodwill. Vincent's online coverage can be found at DetNews.com. You can also follow Vincent on Twitter at @VGoodwill. We'll talk about the ongoing Rip Hamilton drama, the trade with the Nuggets and Nets that wasn't, the battles coach John Keuster is having with the team'…
The Knee Jerks - MSU Spartans blogger Adam Biggers 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, welcome Adam Biggers of SpartyOn.com, to talk MSU basketball and tell us how this season started with Tom Izzo's team expected to compete for the NCAA Championship, only to turn into a very tumultuous and perhaps disappointing season for the Spartan faithful. The Knee Jerks will then mo…
The Knee Jerks - Michael Zuidema of the Grand Rapids Press 2:02:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, welcome Michael Zuidema of the Grand Rapids Press, who also writes The Benchwarmer blog for Mlive.com. With Michael we'll discuss the University of Michigan's hiring of Brady Hoke as their new head football coach and the fan/media fallout that followed. At 7:30, Matt Hutter makes his bi…
The Knee Jerks - Tonight only, 100% guest free! 1:15:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton are sans guests, but there's still plenty to talk about this week. There's the University of Michigan's ongoing coaching search, with LSU's Les Miles to meet with AD Dave Brandon on Tuesday, the Pistons possibly being part of one of the biggest blockbuster trades in NBA history and unloa…
The Knee Jerks - Bob Page returns 2:05:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, welcome the return of Detroit and New York City broadcasting legend Bob Page! We'll talk Big 10 football, including the New Years Day debacles of the Spartans and Wolverines, the Rich Rodriguez mess in Ann Arbor and measure the success of Mark Dantonio in East Lansing. We'll reminisce a…
The Knee Jerks - Lions talk with Mike Schottey 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, welcome BlueandSilverPride.com's Mike Schottey to talk Lions! After we talk live with Mike Schottey, we'll move on to the lateest n Detroit sports, incluing the Lions 3rd straight win, taking down the Dolphins on Sunday, the injury issues on the Red Wings and the Pistons' making Rip Ham…
The Knee Jerks - More Detroit sports talk with Eno and Big Al 1:32:00
On tonight's show: It's Eno and Big Al going without a guest, talking about the Lions' victory over the Bucs, the Tigers' signing Magglio Ordonez, and the NCAA suspending Tom Izzo. At 7:45, we'll turn the show over to our Red Wings insider, Matt Hutter! Matt's Red Wings Bleacher Report columns can be found here and is @MaHutter12 on Twitter. As alw…
The Knee Jerks - Snow day with Eno & Big Al 1:19:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, were hoping to have retired NHL player Mike Donnelly on the show today, but we are still trying to nail down a time for the interview. So Eno and Al will hold down the fort until 8-8:15 and talk about the ridiculousness of the Big Ten's division names, the job status of the Pistons' hea…
The Knee Jerks - Retired NBA head coach Ray Scott 2:09:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton welcome back Ray Scott. Ray is an 11 year NBA/ABA veteran, a former NBA coach of the year who led the Pistons to the playoffs as head coach in 1974, ended the 70's as the head coach of Eastern Michigan, and is a member of the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. At 7:45, we'll cover the Red Win…
The Knee Jerks - Detroit Tigers hot stove with Kurt Mensching 2:03:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton talk baseball, as the signings of Victor Martinez and Joaquin Benoit take center stage during a Detroit Tigers hot stove session with Kurt Mensching of Bless You Boys. After Tigers hot stove, Greg and Big Al discuss the Lions' loss on Thanksgiving, the status of the Wolverines' Rich Rodr…
The Knee Jerks - Detroit Lions analysis with Michael Schottey 56:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, cover the latest Detroit Lions news and analysis with Mike Schottey of Blue and Silver Pride,Bleacher Report, and DraftTek. We'll also name our respective Jerk of the Week! Be here at 7PM every Monday night for the latest and greatest in sports talk...sports talk with a Detroit attitude…
The Knee Jerks - Jamie Samuelson of WCSX & Freep,com 2:03:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, welcome back Jamie Samuelson of the morning show at 97.7 WCSX-FM and sports blogger at the Detroit Free Press. We'll discuss the gamut in Detroit sports (as much as we can cover in 30 minutes), including Tigers, Lions, Red Wings, Pistons, Wolverines and Spartans...and of course, Jamie's…
The Knee Jerks - Mick "Son of Swami" McCabe of the Freep 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, interview long-time Detroit Free Press high school sports writer, the prognosticator known as "Son of Swami", Mick McCabe! Of course, we'll talk about the ongoing Michigan high school football playoffs, early thoughts on the upcoming basketball season, and how high school sports have ch…
The Knee Jerks - Ty Schalter of The Lions in Winter 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, talk Lions & blogging with Ty Schalter of The Lions in Winter. Ty can be found on Twitter at @LionsInWinter. Beyond just talking Lions (of course), we'll discuss Ty's "Barry Week". How it came about, the inspiration & who participated. Then we'll talk about the place of bloggers in toda…
The Knee Jerks - 60 minutes of Eno & Al 1:03:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks, Greg Eno and Big Al Beaton, have prepared a shorter podcast this week, do to....let's just call it "bye week-itis." Both the Lions and Wolverines had a bye week, and there's no new Pistons news with the roster locked down for the upcoming start of the season. But we will talk about the Tigers' signing of Brandon I…
The Knee Jerks - Vincent Goodwill, Detroit News Pistons beat writer 2:00:00
11+ y ago 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We'll be doing a Detroit Pistons season preview (with a touch of the NBA as a whole) with the Detroit News' beat writer, Vincent Goodwill. Vincent's online coverage can be found at DetNews.com. You can also follow Vincent on Twitter at @VGoodwill. The Knee Jerks then move on to the Red Wings, as Matt Hutter makes the first of his…
The Knee Jerks - Talking Detroit Lions with Mike Schottey 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We'll talk about the Lions' first win of the season with one of our favorite guests, Mike Schottey of Bleacher Report (http://bleacherreport.com/users/111184-michael-schottey), DraftTek.com, BlueAndSilverPride.com. Mike can also be found on Twitter as @Schottey. Along with the Rams game, we'll look back on the first quarter of th…
The Knee Jerks - Talking Tigers w/freelance writer Dan Holmes 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We'll talk about the Detroit Tigers and their upcoming off season with Dan Holmes (DanHolmes.com, @twebman on Twitter). Dan is a freelance writer who loves to talk baseball, especially Tiger baseball. Dan has subbed for Eno a couple of times in the past, but it's been well over a month, so he should have plenty to say! After gett…
The Knee Jerks - Adam Biggers of Sparty On 2:00:00
On tonight's show: Our guest is Adam Biggers of Sparty On (SpartyOn.Fantake.com and SpartyOn.com). We'll talk Michigan State Spartans football with Adam, including the MSU's hot start, the upcoming game with Wisconsin, life without Mark Dantonio and a little Tom Izzo. After our interview with Adam, we'll move on the latest in Detroit sports. Lions:…
The Knee Jerks - Linda McCoy-Murray of the Jim Murray Memorial Foundation 2:00:00
On tonight's show: Our guest is Linda McCoy-Murray of the Jim Murray Memorial Foundation. The late Jim Murray was an award winning sportswriter at Sports Illustrated, Time and most famously, the Los Angeles Times, and is acknowledged to be one of the most influential columnists in the history of the medium. Despite being struck with blindness late …
The Knee Jerks - Red Wings camp preview with Mastt Hutter 2:00:00
On tonight's show: With the Detroit Red Wings on the verge of starting their training camp in Traverse City, we bring back out Red Wings insider, Bleacher Report featured columnist Matt Hutter (http://bit.ly/19wIdi , @MAhutter12 on Twitter). We'll talk about the off season moves made by the Wings, and what we may expect to see when the season start…
The Knee Jerks - Eno and Big Al's Labor Day extravagaza 1:10:00
On tonight's show: It'll be a shorter than normal Knee Jerks podcast, approximately 60 minutes, as one, it's Labor Day, and two, there's no guest. It'll be just Eno and Big Al talking Lions and Wolverines...with a touch of Tigers. There will be plenty of Lions and Wolverines chat. We'll talk Big Ten realignment, and cover Michigan's big win against…
The Knee Jerks - Mlive's Scott Swarheit WSG Ty Schalter & Dan Holmes 2:00:00
On tonight's show: Eno is on vacation, so helping to host the podcast tonight are: In hour 1, Dan Holmes (DanHolmes.com, @twebman on Twitter). Dan is a freelance writer who loves to talk baseball. In Hour 2, Ty Schalter takes over. Ty is the writer of the must-read Detroit Lions blog The Lions in Winter (TheLionsinWinter.com, @lionsinwinter on Twit…
The Knee Jerks - Mike Schotty talks Detroit Lions 2:00:00
On tonight's show: It will be a Detroit Lions-centric podcast, thanks to our friend and frequent guest, Michael Schottey of Bleacher Report (http://bleacherreport.com/users/111184-michael-schottey), Draft Tek (drafttek.com) and Blue and Silver Price (blueandsilverpride.com). We'll cover the Lions' preseason games and training camp. We always look f…
The Knee Jerks - Greg Bzura, tournament director, Junior League World Series 1:58:00
On tonight's show: We talk with Greg Bzura, tournament director for the Junior League World Series, played in Taylor, MI since 1980. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the JLWS. It doesn't get the same notoriety as the Little League World Series in Williamsport, but JLWS is the pinnacle for the players aged 13, 14, and 15. To learn more about …
The Knee Jerks - Pete Krupsky , Plymouth Whalers play by play man 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We talk life in the OHL with the play by play man and Director of Communications for the Plymouth Whalers, Pete Krupsky. (http://www.plymouthwhalers.com/petekrupsky.html) Pete's been calling the games for the Whalers (and their predecessors, the Detroit Compuware Ambassadors) for 18 years, and joined their front office in 2004. A…
The Knee Jerks - Jamie Samuelsen speaks his mind 1:34:00
On tonight's show: Jamie Samuelsen of WCSX and the Detroit Freep Press joins us to talk about the recent trial and tribulations of the Detroit Tigers and the holdout of Detroit Lions rookie defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. It's always a fun show when Jamie jpoins us, as he holds no punches with his opinions! After we chat with Jamie, the Knee Jerks …
The Knee Jerks - Bill Ferris talks Tigers & blogging 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We talk Detroit Tigers with Bill Ferris of The Detroit Tigers Weblog. Today, Bill surprised the Detroit blogosphere with his announcement he is semi-retiring from blogging. So we'll discuss the reasons why, along with where the Detroit Tigers stand after the events and injuries of the past weekend. Are the Tigers buyers or seller…
The Knee Jerks - Matt Hutter talks Red Wings offseason 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We talk to Bleacher Report Red Wings featured columnist and friend of the podcast, Matt Hutter. (http://bleacherreport.com/users/85480-matt-hutter) Matt was at the NHL draft, and will give us full report. He'll also have plenty to say about the recent hall of fame induction of Jimmy Devellano and the current status of Mike Modano…
The Knee Jerks - Detroit Sports Talk with Eno and Big Al 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We discuss the latest out of Detroit Lions' Allen Park HQ with Bleacher Report featured Lions writers Ryan Steck and Dean Holden. Their writing can be found at bleacherreport.com/detroit-lions/. Ryan and Dean are also starting a twice weekly Lions podcast on Blog Talk Radio, "Detroit Lions Talk, which you can catch at blogtalkrad…
The Knee Jerks - Eno & Al pontificate 1:06:00
On tonight's show: With July 5th being a sort of a holiday, it'll be a short show tonight, approximately 60 minutes. No guest, just Eno and Big Al giving their opinion on the latest in Detroit sports. (Breaking just before the show is news of the death of former Red Wing and NHL heavyweight champ Bob Probert) The biggest news involving Pistons' GM …
The Knee Jerks - Tigers talk with Lee Panas 2:00:00
On tonight's show: We talk Detroit Tigers with Lee Panas (Twitter: @tiger337) of Tiger Tales (detroittigertales.com). Lee is a blogger, baseball author (His book, "Beyond Batting Average" can be ordered here: http://bit.ly/90coYF), and a member of SABR. We'll cover all things Tigers, including the 3 team race in the Central, Cliff Lee trade rumors,…
The Knee Jerks - Former MLB umpire Dave Pallone 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks have a special guest tonight! We talk to former MLB Dave Pallone, who became the first openly gay umpire when he came out, and the author of the 1990 New York Times best-seller "Behind the Mask," which has recently been re-released. Pallone is best known for an incident in April '88, when he was pushed by then Cinc…
The Knee Jerks - Jay Wierenga 2:00:00
On tonight's show: The Knee Jerks are back from a 2 week hiatus! Al's going to gut it out, doing a show 3 days after another back surgery, but you gotta play (and podcast) with pain! Our guest to start year 2 is Jay Wierenga, Pistons Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report. Jay will preview the upcoming NBA draft and talk about other off-season issu…
The Knee Jerks - 1 year anniversary special 2:00:00
On tonight's show: It's the one year anniversary of our little podcast, so Eno and Big Al are bringing back some of our favorite guests to celebrate! Scheduled to appear: 7:00-7:15: Bill Ferris of The Detroit Tigers Weblog and Tab Branford, Bleacher Report featured columnist for the Chicago Blackhawks. 7:15-7:30: Jamie Samuelsen of WCSX and the Fre…


In a discreet dark alley way in the middle of downtown's Jewelry District lies a hidden gem. Saint Vincent Court is home to a Persian/Middle Eastern community nestled amongst chaos. Complete with faux European awnings over street café's, small specialty food shops, and local businesses.
Once upon a time, Broadway was the financial and high-end commercial shopping hub for metro Los Angeles. But in the 1960s and 70s a wave of new commercial development on Figuaroa Street left the historic core basically deserted. The upside is that many of the best surviving examples of Beaux Art and Art Deco architecture were left unmolested.
Shops and restaurants with colorful awnings and peeling brick facades present a kitschy, Old World scene, complete with a pot-bellied chef statue and a Marilyn Monroe perched in a pink Cadillac.
The recently restored alleyway is supposed to look like a quaint Parisian street, lined with Middle Eastern cafés where clusters of men sip minty tea, and workers, shoppers, and the occasional hipster chow down on gyro, kebabs, and hummus.
Driving along Seventh Street between Hill and Broadway, the break between the solid building frontage on the north side of the street is easy to miss. But as a pedestrian, it's impossible to pass St. Vincent Court without popping in through the breezeway. In its current incarnation, a look around the court might very well have turned into sitting down for a serious meal, most likely one involving hearty portions of grilled meats and traditional Mediterranean and Middle Eastern appetizers.
Rising gracefully within the heart of the jewelry district, down the street from the business district at the famed place where Hill, 7th and Broadway streets meet in downtown Los Angeles, St. Vincent Jewelry Center stands as a brand new gem in a grand old setting. Being the largest jewelry complexes in the world, it encompasses over 700,000 square feet of space, and houses nearly 500 independent merchants under one roof, where you will find jewelry manufacturers, designers, retail, and wholesale dealers.
I really appreciate all this pictures and information about Los Angeles. Great work. By far the most fascinating from all kinds of events or organizations.


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I hope it means that you're really interested in extraordinary and unusual room design!
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How much do Education, Training, and Library Occupations earn in Brookeville, Maryland?
*Education, Training, and Library Occupations labor statistics in this table are based on surveys taken from Bethesda-Rockville-Frederick, MD Metropolitan Division. To view Education, Training, and Library Occupations labor statistics from other areas near Brookeville, see links below for salary data from nearby areas.


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Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Wetzel 424 U.S. 737, 96 S. Ct. 1202, 47 L. Ed. 2d 435, 12 FEP Cases 545 (1976)
Coopers & Lybrand v. Livesay 437 U.S. 463, 98 S. Ct. 2454, 57 L. Ed. 2d 351 (1978)
La Buy v. Howes Leather Co 352 U.S. 249, 77 S. Ct. 309, 1 L. Ed. 2d 290 (1957)
Atlantic City Elec. Co. v. General Elec. Co 337 F.2d 844 (2d Cir. 1964)
Gillespie v. United States Steel Corp 379 U.S. 148, 85 S. Ct. 308, 13 L. Ed. 2d 199 (1964)
United States v. F. & M. Schaeffer Brewing Co 356 U.S. 227, 78 S. Ct. 674, 2 L. Ed. 2d 721 (1958)
J.F. White Contracting Co. v. New England Tank Industries of New Hampshire, Inc 393 F.2d 449 (1st Cir. 1968)
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. v. Mayacamas Corp 485 U.S. 271, 108 S. Ct. 1133, 99 L. Ed. 2d 296 (1988)
Electrical Fittings Corp. v. Thomas & Betts Co 307 U.S. 241, 59 S. Ct. 860, 83 L. Ed. 1263, 41 U.S.P.Q. 556 (1939)
Standard Accident Ins. Co. v. Roberts 132 F.2d 794 (8th Cir. 1942)
Corcoran v. City of Chicago 373 Ill. 567, 27 N.E.2d 451 (1940)
Orvis v. Higgins 180 F.2d 537 (2d Cir. 1950)
Pullman - Standard v. Swint 456 U.S. 273, 102 S. Ct. 1781, 72 L. Ed. 2d 66, 28 FEP Cases 1073 (1982)
Civil Procedure > Civil Procedure Keyed to Cound > Appellate Review
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Wetzel
Citation. 22 Ill.424 U.S. 737, 96 S. Ct. 1202, 47 L. Ed. 2d 435, 12 FEP Cases 545 (1976)
Citation22 Ill.424 U.S. 737, 96 S. Ct. 1202, 47 L. Ed. 2d 435, 12 FEP Cases 545 (1976)
Brief Fact Summary. The Petitioner, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. (Petitioner), appealed a District Court's holding to the United States Court of Appeals without the appeal being procedurally sound.
Synopsis of Rule of Law. Appeals to courts must be procedurally and substantively valid.
A complaint asserting only one legal right, even if seeking multiple remedies for the alleged violation of that right, states a single claim for relief.
Facts. The Respondents, Mr. & Mr. Wetzel (Respondents), claimed that the Petitioner's employee insurance benefits and maternity leave regulations discriminated against women in violation of the Act. The Respondents moved for partial summary judgment only on the issue of liability and the United States District Court of Western Pennsylvania ruled in favor of the Respondents. The Petitioner appealed to the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and the court held that it had jurisdiction over the Petitioner's appeal and affirmed the District Court's holding. The United States Supreme Court (Supreme Court) granted certiorari.
Issue. Whether Petitioner's appeal to the Court of Appeals was procedurally valid.
Held. No. Were the Supreme Court to sustain the procedure followed in this case, it would be condoning a practice where a district court in virtually any case might enter an interlocutory appeal on the question of a defendant's liability and the defendant in turn, would be permitted to appeal to the court of appeals without satisfying any of the Congressional requirements required of him. The judgment of the Court of Appeals was vacated and the case remanded with instructions to dismiss the Petitioner's appeal.
Discussion. The Supreme Court attempted to understand the lower courts' rationale as to allowing the appeal in the first instance. It reasoned three theories: The Supreme Court noted that the Respondents had asked for damages in the form of injunctions and monetary damages, but were not awarded them by the District Court. The District Court and the Court of Appeals had taken the view that because the District Court entered a final judgment under the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure (FRCP) Rule 54(b) on the issue of liability and that there was no just reason for delay, the orders therefore became appealable as a final decision pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Section:1291. This reasoning was incorrect because FRCP 54(b) only applies to multiple claim actions. The Respondents had brought forth a single claim: Petitioner's violations under the Act – they brought forth multiple prayers for relief. Because FRCP Rule 54(b) was applied incorrectly, the case did not become appealable under 28 U.S.C. Section:1291. The Supreme Court attempted to see whether the District Court's decision could have been appealable by the Petitioner by any other means. The order was a partial summary judgment only ruling as to the liability of the Petitioner thereby making it interlocutory. Under 28 U.S.C. Section:1291, where judgments are interlocutory and assessment of damages or awarding of other relief remain to be resolved, these judgments are not final, therefore, unappealable. Further, even if the Court of Appeals had had jurisdiction to hear the appeal under 28 U.S.C. Section:1291, there was no showing in the record that the Petitioner made an application to the Court of Appeals within the 10 days specified under 28 U.S.C. Section:1292(b). There could be no assurances that had the other requirements of 28 U.S.C. Section:1292(b) been complied with, the Court of Appeals would have exercised its discretion to hear the interlocutory appeal.
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Not everything is life is perfect. Even the most beautiful person in the world is flawed and with that, comes Power Morphicon 2016. Having gone the past few times, this one was a let down at the end of the day for a number of reasons. Perhaps, though, that's because what was there was not new to me. Fresh eyes would be taken aback by their first time seeing the original Rangers in the flesh because let's face it, any time you see something from your childhood, your tummy does a weird turn and you're left smiling through memories.
See, the first time I went I was over the moon with excitement. Jason David Frank, better known as Tommy, was there and not charging a dime for a photo. He was and will likely always be one of the highlights of the event. Come 2016, there was no Tommy. While he's been absent for some time now, the other OG Rangers were there meeting and greeting as per usual.
They were set up on the far side of the entrance and before you got to them you had to walk past a few regular booths: the guy who voiced Gir on Invader Zim, some artists recognized from other local cons and, of course, the other Rangers that super fans know: Zeo, Dino, Space. As someone who walked away after the second movie, it's interesting to see that a lot of people kept up with this show and that those other Rangers mean as much to them as Mighty Morphin mean to people like me. Then again, walking around you pass teens, tweens, and actual kids who likely never saw "your" Rangers and have their own special connection to a later generation.
Going two days out of three, Saturday was the obvious big ticket item in the bunch. It has the most popular panel featuring the Mighty Morphin cast along with Skull of, yes, Bulk and Skull fame. Late, but still there. In fact, a handful of cast members walked up late like it was no big deal. The best part of this panel was the moderator keeping it real about the Q&A. In order to get to everyone in the long line (which included a man dressed as a T-rex), he noted to keep it quick and ask a question that had some uniqueness to it. Of course there were some not so great questions in the lineup, but your heart had to swell over when the wheelchair bound girl noted that her wheelchair was her Megazord, or when her boyfriend said they'd actually met at the last Power Morphicon two years ago. Then things turned a little sour when one guy completely crapped on the first movie — yes, in front of the cast and a room full of fans. Balls is what that guy had.
Of course, another highlight was the cosplay contest later that night. Which is kind of hard to do because it's such a niche convention, but somehow a trio of guys managed to make their Rangers look like Vikings, while another guy had a full on Dragonzord, and then there was the engineer who made his Megazord in only three weeks. Safe to say he walked home with the top prize, which isn't monetary, but more so merch. Another highlight was the photobooth in which you could get your face and name made into a poster that appears like the ones for the new Power Ranger movie due out next March.
While those things were enjoyable, the thing about Power Morphicon that needs to change is the organization. It's a bit relaxed and because of that the panels seem a little mediocre and unattended. Also, the cosplay contest went on at the same time as Johnny Bosch's band's concert next door. So we could barely make out what anyone was saying throughout. It seems like there is a lot of downtime throughout the event that at a bigger con you'd spend wandering around looking at things to buy, but there weren't that many merch tables to take in. The pair that sell the Power Ranger stickers and buttons are always a joy, but there was a lack of t-shirts available. Maybe because each of the Rangers has their own available at their booths — but still, it'd be nice to have more options in the mix next time around. More things to take home, more events throughout the day, and mixing up the cast members who attend. Do you know how crazy those fans would be if they got Amy Jo Johnson in 2018? Just something to think about. That's how they can get tired eyes to feel new again.


ATLANTA – Both Kennesaw State and Palm Beach Atlantic took home a pair of season-ending awards in Division II of the SouthEastern Lacrosse Conference while combining to account for 10 of the 13 spots on the all-conference first team.
Kennesaw State players Trey Koons and Connor Hanson were chosen as the co-Defensive Players of the Year while Owls' head man Tyler Yelken was tabbed Coach of the Year. PBA's Greg Swanson took home Offensive Player of the Year honors while Scotty Brown was the Specialty Player of the Year for the Sailfish. Both teams had five players on the first team All-SELC squad.
The Citadel, Georgia Southern and Florida Gulf Coast were also represented on the first team.
Reinhardt, the champions of the league, had two players on the second team and three on the honorable mention outfit. The Eagles defeated Kennesaw State, 13-7, in the SELC title game to earn a berth in the 2016 MCLA National Championships powered by Under Armour. The seeding and matchup for nationals will be announced on the evening of Sunday, May 1.


Chowking's Chef Bowl Specials: Is It Any Good?
It's been months since Chowking launched its ho-hum Chinese-style fried chicken (I honestly liked their old chicken recipe) so when I got news that the fast food giant is launching its two new Chef Bowl Specials, I made sure I had one of those for lunch.
What I had was the Honey Garlic Chicken which came with layers of soft white rice, sautéed vegetables, two slices of boiled egg, the chicken smothered with honey sauce or something like it.
I recently read a press release about what I ate and Chowking apparently boasted of the Chef Bowl Specials being able to provide the consumer with mouthfuls of authentic oriental goodness. Sad to say, it was basically the culprit. It was a mouthful and the food elements just did not go well together. The egg seemed to have been at odds with the garlic-y sauce. In my mouth that is.
For P79, the Chef Bowl Specials can offer the regular office worker an alternative to the styro-oriented menu of KFC and Jollibee, but if you're looking to make every peso count, you might as well just settle for other Chowking favorites.
Want to dispute? Visit the Chef Bowl Specials' Facebook account here.
LOL I disagree. I love its Yang Chow and Naicha. The pricing is good. And Chowking has somehow become cleaner. There are just some missteps that include its latest offerings.
I just ate Chowking's Chef Bowl. I have to disagree with you coz its Fish Tausi Chef Bowl selection is simply how I want my fish fix to taste like. Sometimes I just want bangus to be something else. And the fish tausi special is a delicious alternative for me.
I'll keep your review in mind on my next visit to Chowking. Thanks!
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Gorilla Glass is a brand of chemically strengthened glass developed and manufactured by Corning, now in its eighth generation. Designed to be thin, light and damage-resistant, the glass gains its surface strength, ability to contain flaws, and crack-resistance by being immersed in a hot, potassium-salt, ion-exchange bath.

The alkali-aluminosilicate sheet glass is used primarily as cover glass for portable electronic devices, including mobile phones, smartwatches, portable media players, portable computer displays, and television screens. It is manufactured in Harrodsburg, Kentucky; in Asan, South Korea; and in Taiwan. In October 2017, some five billion devices globally contained Gorilla Glass. While dominating its market, Gorilla Glass faces varying competition from close equivalents, including AGC Inc.'s Dragontrail and Schott AG's Xensation and synthetic sapphire.

Background and development
Corning experimented with chemically strengthened glass in 1960 as part of a "Project Muscle" initiative. Within a few years they had developed a "muscled glass" marketed  as Chemcor. The product was used until the early 1990s, in commercial and industrial applications, including automotive, aviation and pharmaceutical uses, notably in approximately one hundred 1968, Dodge Dart and Plymouth Barracuda racing cars, where minimizing the vehicle's weight was essential.

Experimentation was revived in 2005, investigating whether the glass could be made thin enough for use in consumer electronics. Although not called Gorilla Glass at the time, it was brought into commercial use with the launch of the new iPhone in June 2007. The iPhone that Steve Jobs revealed in January 2007, still featured a plastic display. The day after he held up the plastic iPhone on stage, Jobs complained about scratches that had developed on the phone's display after carrying it around in his pocket. Apple then contacted Corning and asked for a thin, toughened glass to be used in its new phone. The scratch-resistant glass that shipped on the first-generation iPhone would eventually come to be known as Gorilla Glass, officially introduced in February 2008. Corning further developed the material for a variety of smartphones and other consumer electronics devices for a range of companies.

Corning markets the material's primary properties as its high scratch-resistance (protective coating) and its hardness (with a Vickers hardness test rating of 622 to 701), which allows the glass to be thin without being fragile. The glass can be recycled.

In December 2015, Ford Motor Company announced that it would be the first to use the material for a windshield and rear window on its Ford GT sports car beginning in 2016; it later spread to mainstream models such as the Ford F-150 and Jeep Wrangler.

Manufacture
During its manufacture, the glass is toughened by ion exchange. The material is immersed in a molten alkaline potassium salt at a temperature of approximately , wherein smaller sodium ions in the glass are replaced by larger potassium ions from the salt bath. The larger ions occupy more volume and thereby create a surface layer of high residual compressive stress, giving the glass surface increased strength, ability to contain flaws, and overall crack-resistance, making it resistant to damage from everyday use.

Generations

The first generation of Gorilla Glass was introduced on February 8, 2008. By 2010, the glass had been used in approximately 20% of mobile handsets worldwide, about 200 million units.

The second generation, called "Gorilla Glass 2", was introduced on January 9, 2012. It is 20% thinner than the original Gorilla Glass. In October 2012, Corning announced that over one billion mobile devices used Gorilla Glass.

Gorilla Glass 3 was introduced at CES 2013 on January 7. According to Corning, the material is up to three times more scratch-resistant than the previous version, with enhanced ability to resist deep scratches that typically weaken glass. Promotional material for Gorilla Glass 3 claims that it is 40% more scratch-resistant, in addition to being more flexible. The design of Gorilla Glass 3 was Corning's first use of atomic-scale modeling before the material was melted in laboratories, with the prediction of the optimal composition obtained through the application of rigidity theory. The first phone to use Gorilla Glass 3 was the Samsung Galaxy S4 in 2013.

When Gorilla Glass 3 was announced, Corning indicated that areas for future improvements included reducing reflectivity and susceptibility to fingerprint smudges, and changing surface treatments and the way the glass is finished. Antimicrobial Gorilla Glass, with antibacterial ionic silver incorporated into its surface, was introduced and demonstrated at CES in January 2014.

Gorilla Glass 4 was introduced on November 20, 2014. It has better damage resistance and capability to be made thinner with the same performance as its predecessor. It was first used on the Samsung Galaxy Alpha in 2014.

Gorilla Glass 5 was introduced on July 20, 2016. It offers better resistance to cracking from drops and was first used on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in 2016.

Gorilla Glass SR+ was introduced on August 30, 2016. It was designed for wearable mobile devices, focusing on toughness, scratch resistance and optical clarity. It was first used on the Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch in 2016.

Gorilla Glass 6 was introduced on July 18, 2018. It has the scratch resistance of Gorilla Glass 5, but is designed to withstand multiple drops from even greater heights. It was first used on the Samsung Galaxy S10 in 2019.

Gorilla Glass DX and DX+ were introduced on July 18, 2018, following the launch of Gorilla Glass 6. An extension of Gorilla Glass SR+, Gorilla Glass DX features enhanced antireflective optics with the same scratch resistance of Gorilla Glass, while Gorilla Glass DX+ provides enhanced antireflective optics with superior scratch resistance. While primarily intended for wearable mobile devices, developments were underway to adapt these new glass composites to larger form-factor devices. Gorilla Glass DX+ was first used on the Samsung Galaxy Watch in 2018.

Gorilla Glass Victus was introduced on July 23, 2020. As the successor to Gorilla Glass 6, it improves both drop and scratch performance and is claimed by Corning to be twice as scratch resistant as its predecessor. It was first used on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in 2020.

In July 2021, Corning announced that they will bring its Gorilla Glass DX and DX+ glass composites to cover smartphone camera lenses and said that Samsung would be the first customer to adopt them for their smartphone cameras. The first Samsung phones to use Gorilla Glass DX protection for the cameras were the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and the Galaxy Z Flip 3 in 2021.

Gorilla Glass Victus 2 was introduced on November 30, 2022. The second-generation Victus has a new composition for improved drop performance on rough surfaces like concrete. In terms of scratch resistance, it is said to be similar to its predecessor. It was first used on the Samsung Galaxy S23 series in 2023.

Related products
On October 26, 2011, Corning announced the commercial launch of Lotus Glass, designed for OLED and next-generation LCD displays. The intrinsic thermal consistency of Lotus Glass allows it to retain its shape and quality during high-temperature processing. Decreased compaction and variation during the crystallization and activation step further reduce stress and distortions to the substrate. This enables tighter design rules in advanced backplanes for higher resolution and faster response time. According to Corning, Gorilla Glass is specifically a cover glass for the exterior of display devices while Lotus Glass is designed as a glass substrate to be used within liquid crystal display panels. In other words, a single product could incorporate both Gorilla Glass and Lotus Glass. On February 2, 2012, Corning Incorporated and Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd. signed an agreement to establish a new equity venture for the manufacture of specialty glass substrates for the OLED device market in Korea. The joint venture is based on Lotus Glass. Lotus XT Glass became available in 2013.

In 2012, Corning introduced Willow Glass, a flexible glass based on borosilicate glass, launched for use as a display substrate.

See also

 Overflow downdraw method
 Tempered glass

References

External links

 Lotus Glass product page at Corning

American brands
American inventions
Corning Inc.
Glass applications
Glass engineering and science
Glass trademarks and brands
Materials science

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El fiord de Vefsn (o Vefsnfjord en noruec) és un fiord del comtat de Nordland, Noruega. Fa aproximadament 51 quilòmetres de llarg, aconseguint una profunditat màxima d'uns 440 metres. El fiord flueix a través dels municipis d'Alstahaug, Leirfjord i Vefsn.

El fiord comença a la localitat de Tjøtta, al sud de l'illa d'Alsten i travessa Leirfjord abans de girar cap al sud a mesura que avança cap a l'interior per Mosjøen. La part exterior del fiord també es diu Sørfjord.

Diversos grans rius desemboquen al Vefsnfjord, incloent el Vefsna, el Fusta i Drevja. Els tres dels rius són tradicionalment excel·lents rius de pesca de salmó, tot i que ja han estat infectats per un paràsit del salmó.

Una nau de presoners alemanya va ser enfonsada aquí per aeronaus britàniques durant la Segona Guerra Mundial, amb gran nombre de víctimes. Un monument situat en una illa propera els recorda.

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Disabled British soldiers successfully complete 2013 Dakar Rally
In a vehicle named Joy
A team composed mostly of disabled veterans from the British Armed Forces has finished one of the grueling races known to man when one of the four vehicles of the Race2Recovery team crossed the finish line in Santiago, Chile, 15 days after the 2013 Dakar Rally started in southern Peru.
Although the team initially fielded four Land Rover Defender-based Bowler Wildcats, various problems ranging from missed checkpoints to rolled vehicles slowly whittled its vehicles down to just one by the midway point of the race.
The fourth vehicle, named Joy, wasn't free from problems as well. Suffering from overheating problems during the first half of the rally, the team led by driver Major Matt O'Hare and co-driver Corporal Phillip Gillespie was regularly forced to do most of its driving at night. The team's mechanics, however, were able to do a lot of work on the vehicle when it wasn't being raced, enabling Major O'Hare and Corporal Gillespie to make great progress through the second week.
Though the team finished at the bottom of the standing in the car category at 90th place, that it successfully finished ahead of 72 other vehicles that didn't complete the race automatically makes it a winner.
"It's not quite sinking in that we've actually done it," said O'Hare. "I'm ecstatic and am so proud and pleased for the whole Race2Recovery team. Our mechanics and support team have kept us in the race, and their work and dedication were second to none. Our other drivers and co-drivers who were forced to retire earlier in the race became an integral part of the support team as we continued the challenge, and so this really is a team success. To complete the Dakar Rally is an incredible achievement in itself, but to become the first-ever disability team to cross that finish line lifts the achievement to a whole other level."
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One year ago, when the conference theme of borders was first announced the T2M newsletter suggested that it may stimulate thought about overcoming borders. This turned out to be the case. Overcoming was a key theme in discussing the topic of borders as they often present a problem to struggle and win over. However, as we heard at the conference, they can at times provide surprisingly fruitful circumstances for mobility history. Conceptions of borders were deployed through a variety of topics – a few are mentioned in this short conference report.
Andreas Christ and Merja Hoppe in their paper suggested that "mobility and borders are in a sense opposed to another". Border is an obstacle, a cause for disunity. One of the insights of conference was that mobility infrastructure of European states actually can be seen as having disintegrated throughout history and even today. Kerstin Burckhart and Martin Schiefelbusch explored the cases of infrastructural incompatibilities between the adjacent regions of Spain–France, Denmark-Germany and Switzerland-Germany. They reflected on how difference in track gauge, mountain chains and border-crossing formalities fragmented transport networks and complicated international connections. At the opening ceremony Hans-Liudger Dienel pre-empted these observations by asking "do we have a transnational transport network in Europe at all?" Andreas Christ and Merja Hoppe evidenced the transition in importance of different borders: while people learn how to deal with political issues, the infrastructural boundaries are becoming much more tangible and urgent matters.
The problematic character of borders was discussed in the context of the mobility vs. nature struggle. Sometimes this struggle only ended in utopian projects but sometimes can be used as a platform for gaining stable well-developed infrastructure. Kallio Kale, for example, spoke of the case of Finnish railways which were persistently re-built multiple times in response to the almost annual damage caused by the climate until the knowledge and monetary resources were accumulated to improve the quality of the railways. In contrast, Ekaterina Kalemeneva, winner of the best conference poster, spoke of projects of cities to the Soviet North in the 1960s which defied the climate limits of human settling but never happened to realize its full potential.
A strong interest of conference participants was directed towards non-material and intangible borders – socially and technologically determined obstacles in the way of data flows. Several presentations focused on knowledge transfer over state borders (See for example papers by Elena Kochetkova, Kallio Kale, Mia Korpiola). Paulina Faraj depicted practices of DIY dissident production of radio-receivers in 1930s. Ralph Roth explored the early history of the Internet to discover that this media has had to encounter number of monetary and material barriers: with the World Wide Web finally succeeding only due to persistent attempts of enthusiasts and flexible US economics (compared to the Soviet Union).
We also heard how territories and particular spheres of mobility can often used be contested by conflicting interests. Paul van Heesvelde spoke on how military and economic interests competed in Belgian railway planning in 19th century. Igor Kiselev in his opening address stated that the border is constructed economically and politically as well as technically; sometimes it is the political barriers that are most difficult to overcome.
Participants of this year's T2M conference experienced for themselves a barrier being successfully overcome: custom and passport control while crossing the Finland-Russia border at 200 km/h. In this case, the Allegro fast train connection between Helsinki and St. Petersburg and associated border formalities provokes a need to re-think the concept border because it would normally imply a stop at the physical/geographical Russian-Finnish border. Undoubtedly, the double location of the conference was a high-point – it worked not only as entertainment but also as an analytical tool, a kind of participant observation. Passengers-participants could observe the variety of effects of border-crossing: other models of local trains, station signboards in Cyrillic letters and the sudden disappearance of Wi-Fi connection as soon as we left Finland.
Nevertheless, a common message of many presentations is that borders can be conceptualized positively as well as negatively. Borders can be an engine for new ways of social integration and local development of technical progress that can tackle stagnant sectors of economics. Arnaud Passalacqua focused on the experience of France, where demarcation of borders served to define responsibilities, improve functioning and provide equality for competing railway carriers. Anna Danilova illustrated with qualitative interview data how borders of "closed cities" in Russia created the feeling of stability and immunity towards outer tribulations. Andreas Christ and Merja Hoppe gave an example of how "negative barrier effects of system borders for mobility have stimulated the development of new solutions leading to a change in the mobility and transportation system." While Massimo Moraglio and Robin Kellermann discussed how the manifestations of borders between Europe and other continents gradually led to economic and political as well as transport "de-bordering" within the European Union.
Sometimes, borders give hope – to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants. In this vein, Torsten Feys shed light on how shipping companies lobbied interests of migrants during the European escape of 1870s-1920s. Less dramatic, but very vivid image of a border as a horizon of dream and interests was analyzed by Nikolaos Papadogiannis who questions the traditional distinction between migration and vacation mobility. One could ask: what would tourism actually be like without borders? Authors of these lines of enquiring commented that colleagues residing in the EU sometimes neglected the opportunity to travel without a visa (while receiving the visa is perceived as an extraordinary adventure for, say, Russians or those willing to get to Russia).
We spoke a lot about how mobility encounters, modifies and stirs up the borders. Transport has to adjust itself to the fact that the world is full of borders. But looking back once more at the Allegro train trip mid-conference, we can see that large part of this experience would be impossible without multidimensional demarcation of Russian/post-Soviet space. Let us say, some colleagues for the first time have seen a functioning trolleybus – St. Petersburg operates the fourth largest network of this transport mode in the world. Curiously, if we map out the dissemination of trolleybuses that would show us a contour of the former "camp of socialist states". Paradoxically, we can conclude that borders are sometimes what mobility needs – to boost new ideas and developments.


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The Speaker of the House of Parliament of Sierra Leone is the presiding officer of  Parliament of Sierra Leone. The speaker is the overall leader of Parliament, and is directly elected by sitting members of the House of Parliament of Sierra Leone. Like other members of Parliament, the speaker is address as the Honourable.

The Speaker is given the constitutional power to preside over Parliament. Further, they call Members of Parliament into session, and discipline members who break the rules of Parliament. The first Speaker of the Sierra Leonean House of Parliament was the Honourable Sir Henry Josiah Lightfoot Boston who served from 1957 to 1962

List of speakers

References

External links
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1957 establishments in Sierra Leone
Government of Sierra Leone
Politics of Sierra Leone
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Texans have a strong spirit of helping others. You can help organizations in your community that offer resources to families and social services for children by volunteering or donating. Call 2-1-1, visit your local United Way, or contact a volunteer center in your area to learn more about how you can help.
Catholic Charities agencies are dedicated to strengthening families and serve anyone in need, regardless of faith. We help people with food and housing, respond to disasters, offer free classes on parenting to life skills, and help meet other basic human needs.
Goodwill helps people with disabilities and other barriers to employment get training and find jobs. Our clients include people receiving government benefits, at-risk youth, ex-convicts, and the homeless. Services available vary by location but may include skills training, employment and placement programs, job readiness training and assessment.
The HandsOn Network is a non-profit organization focusing on community service. It seeks to bring people together to strengthen communities through meaningful volunteer action. HandsOn Network creates and manages nearly 50,000 projects a year, from building wheelchair ramps in San Francisco to teaching reading in Atlanta, to rebuilding homes and lives in Gulf Coast communities following Hurricane Katrina.
When a child enters the foster care system because his or her home is no longer safe, a judge may appoint a committed volunteer to help them. That volunteer is called a Court Appointed Special Advocate, or CASA. Texas CASA partners with the CASA community to be a voice for abused and neglected children through the power of volunteer advocacy and change in the child protection system.
The Salvation Army provides emergency services including food, shelter, and clothing, and assists individuals with rent and utilities, household goods, provides prescription assistance and travel vouchers. Rehabilitation and education are an integral part of many Salvation Army programs aimed to help individuals and families regain self-sufficiency through counseling, work therapy, child care, housing, budgeting classes and job hunting help.
The United Way is a nonprofit organization that focuses on identifying and resolving pressing community issues by making measurable changes in communities through partnerships with schools, government agencies, businesses, organized labor, financial institutions, community development corporations, voluntary and neighborhood associations, the faith community, and others. The issues United Way offices focus on are determined locally because communities differ. The main areas include education, income, and health.


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Fleshlights are made of flesh-like material that mimics the appearance of a real woman's genitalia. These toys are available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and orifices. Some models are made to resemble female porn stars. They may look almost human and have clothing-like packaging.
The original Fleshlight was invented by a former Los Angeles County police officer named Steve Shubin. It was intended to be discreet and give the most realistic sensation to the user. Both of these goals were achieved by the inventor. It was the first mass-produced fake vagina. It is made from phthalate-free Real Feel SuperSkin, which simulates sexual activity.
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Fleshlight Girls is one of the most loved sex toys available today. The company's products feature the genitals of popular porn stars and are designed to create a realistic experience. These dolls are available in a variety of colors and sizes, and are designed with a variety of features.
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Congratulations to the Main Line Brewers club for taking the top prize at the judging party on April 7th for their Dunkleweizen Dopplebock with cherries! 2nd place went to Riverside with their Imperial Oatmeal Stout while 3rd place went to Delco Wooder Works with their Chocolate Cherry Coffee Bean Russian Imperial Stout. The judges were thoroughly impressed with the caliber of this year's brews but boy do they love cherries!
On Saturday July 21st, Keystone Homebrew is once again playing host to the 2018 edition of the Club Barrel Brew. As with previous years, each participating homebrew club will be given the free use of a freshly dumped barrel. Last year's event saw TWELVE homebrew clubs fire up the brew system and brew everything from ESB to Imperial Rye Porter all aged in a 15 gallon Dad's Hat Rye Whiskey barrel. The small format barrels made it easier for more clubs to participate and for some, to age in multiple barrels and blend or choose the best later.
There is no fee to participate in the event or to enter the competition, which is open to all regional homebrew clubs (subject to validation). Read on for details, and please fill out the sign-up form at the bottom of this page. You can find even more details on our page of frequently asked questions.
Beers must be brewed at Keystone Homebrew Supply on Saturday, July 21st. We have plenty of space for your club to spread out and brew and clubs are assigned spaces on first come, first serve basis. Club may start arriving as early as 8am. Club's can either take their barrel home or keep it at the Montgomeryville location with some restrictions to access. Each club determines their own recipe and aging schedule, brews their own beer on their own brew systems, and makes their own barrel additions (if any).


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MEM.IE
A FRAMEWORK FOR MAJOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Framework Documents
Protocol Documents
Emergency Planning Website
Office of Emergency Planning
Health Service Executive
Department of Justice and Equality
An Garda Síochana
Department of the Housing, Planning and Local Government
Met Éireann
Welcome to the website of the National Steering Group. This website provides information on the Framework for Major Emergency Management in Ireland.
The Framework for Major Emergency Management was developed in 2005 and was adopted by Government decision in 2006. Its purpose is to set out common arrangements and structures for front line public sector emergency management in Ireland. The Framework is based on the internationally recognized systems approach that, in essence, proposes an iterative cycle of continuous activity through five stages of emergency management:
Hazard Identification
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The Framework is designed to fit with the 'all hazards' approach to emergency management, and has been developed reflecting best international practice, customized to suit Irish conditions. In Ireland, one of the main purposes of the Framework for Major Emergency Management is to set out the working relationship between the various elements which make up the front line emergency response.
One of the key objectives of the Framework is to set out the arrangements and facilities for effective co-ordination of the individual response efforts of the Principal Response Agencies to major emergencies, so that the combined result is greater than the sum of the individual efforts. The Framework assigns responsibility for undertaking the co-ordination function clearly and unambiguously and requires it to be supported, so that it happens and is effective.
It provides that a "Lead Agency" should be identified from the Principal Response Agencies, and be assigned the responsibility and mandate for the co-ordination function in Local and Regional scale emergencies. The Framework provides that one of the three Principal Response Agencies will be designated as the "Lead Agency" for any emergency and thereby assume the responsibility for leading the co-ordination.
The mechanisms for determining and designating the Lead Agency in any situation are set out in the Framework. In Table 7.1 of Appendix F7, pre-nominated lead agencies for common incident types are presented, and this is the primary basis for determining the Lead Agency.
The concept of the "Lead Agency" provides for clear leadership co-ordination and collaborative emergency management and one that fits with Irish arrangements.
The Approach to Co-ordination in the Framework
The additional structures, arrangements and facilities, which are required to make co-ordination happen successfully are set out in the Framework. It is necessary to make sure that the co-ordination process is effective and streamlined, so that it fits in with current practice and structures, and with the requirements of differing emergency situations. Viewing co-ordination as a progressively expanding task, as the scale / complexity of the emergency increases, is regarded as crucial, as well as;
Defining key roles and co-ordination;
Defining and setting the parameters/boundaries for the mandate/authority given with the co-ordination responsibility;
Identifying physical spaces to provide for and support co-ordination;
Appropriate communication facilities;
Co-ordination of media liaison ; and
Information management systems.
Information on the Framework for Major Emergency Management is available through clicking on the menu buttons. Further information is available by clicking on the links below.
Structures for Implementation
National Steering Group
National Working Group
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Q: What is wrong with my elasticsearch query ? Getting a expected end object error I'm trying to do a elasticsearch query that does geolocation filter and does some matching on nested documents, but I'm getting this error whenever I add in the nested query.

"[bool] malformed query, expected [END_OBJECT] but found [FIELD_NAME]"

{
  "sort": [
    {
      "_score": {
        "order": "desc"
      }
    }
  ],
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "filter": {
        "geo_distance": {
          "distance": "10km",
          "geolocation": [
            -73.980090948125,
            40.747844918436
          ]
        }
      },
      "must": {
        "multi_match": {
          "query": "New York",
          "fields": [
            "name^2",
            "city",
            "state",
            "zip"
          ],
          "type": "best_fields"
        }
      }
    },
    "nested": {
      "path": "amenities",
      "query": {
        "bool": {
          "must": [
            {
              "match": {
                "amenities.name": "Pool"
              }
            }
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "aggs": {
    "reviews": {
      "nested": {
        "path": "reviews"
      },
      "aggs": {
        "avg_rating": {
          "avg": {
            "field": "reviews.rating"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

A: You just has misplaced the nested query, try like this:
{
  "sort": [
    {
      "_score": {
        "order": "desc"
      }
    }
  ],
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "filter": {
        "geo_distance": {
          "distance": "10km",
          "geolocation": [
            -73.980090948125,
            40.747844918436
          ]
        }
      },
      "must": [
        {
          "multi_match": {
            "query": "New York",
            "fields": [
              "name^2",
              "city",
              "state",
              "zip"
            ],
            "type": "best_fields"
          }
        },
        {
          "nested": {
            "path": "amenities",
            "query": {
              "match": {
                "amenities.name": "Pool"
              }
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  },
  "aggs": {
    "reviews": {
      "nested": {
        "path": "reviews"
      },
      "aggs": {
        "avg_rating": {
          "avg": {
            "field": "reviews.rating"
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

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After posting my last blog on Challenging the Validity of a Doctor's Note and providing recommendations for employers, I had many discussions with corporate clients about how they deal with Employees who bring in a note saying "light duties only" or something equally as vague.
The best practise solution came from one of my manufacturing clients who shared with me a simple tool that helps them sort through what to do with the doctor's note that provides no details of what the employee can actually do. When an employee brings in any doctor's note about limitations in ability to work at full capacity, they immediately provide the employee with a Medical Evaluation Report Form, which is a one page form including specifics on Employee abilities/limitations, that they are to bring to their physician to fill out.
Unfortunately the form was not as specific as I would like, if I were the employer who has to accommodate the injured employee. I took a look online to compare this form with other Medical Forms and decided to create a form based on relevant information from a few of these. My revised form makes it easier for the physician to give the employer the qualitative information they require when accommodating the injured worker.
"This employee is able to return to MODIFIED DUTIES for ____days and then: ____return to regular duties OR ____reassess."
"This employee is not fit to return to any work activity for a period of ____days."
Finally the physician AND employee need to sign the form and return to the employer. As a clinician, this form filled out would give me all the information I would need to effectively put the modified duties or return to work plan in action. It also provides me with great information, should a Functional Capacity Evaluation be required.
If your workplace is using a strong Medical Evaluation Report and you would like to share it with me, I will collect them and make revisions to the form I am working on and then I will post the update revised Medical Report Form as a resource for employers dealing with this issue. It is time we share best practices strategies to ensure the safety of the employees and to guide HR decision making.
Heck of a job there, it absoluetly helps me out.
Hi Sagar, Let me know if you would like me to review your medical evaluation report form to ensure you are getting the info you need for your employee's docs.


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De Boterstraat is een straat in het historisch centrum van Bredevoort. De straat begint als zijstraat van de Markt en loopt tegenwoordig dood. Aan het einde van de straat is nog wel een voet-fietspad naar de Ambthuiswal en een steegje genaamd Fekkengeste die op de Landstraat uitloopt.

Geschiedenis
Vroeger was dit de "Kerkstraat" vanwege de naastliggende Sint-Joriskerk en het bijbehorende kerkhof. Maar toen werd in de 20e eeuw aan het einde van deze straat een boterfabriek gebouwd. Voor het Beleg van Bredevoort (1597) had de Boterstraat een zijstraat die achter de kerk liep naar de Gasthuisstraat. Behouden bleef het pad aan het einde van de Boterstraat dat achter de Ambtshof loopt en op de Gasthuisstraat uitkomt.

Straat in Bredevoort


All Enkei Racing Series wheels deliver the latest in wheel designs and alloy casting processes from their high-tech manufacturing facilities. Their rigorous Spec-E testing exceeds JWL and VIA strength test standards and represents Enkei's commitment to higher quality and safety.
Founded in 1950 in Japan, Enkei has a presence in Asia, North America, Latin America, and Europe with factories in Japan, Southeast Asia, and the United States. Their business in the aluminum wheel industry ranges from very sophisticated racing wheels for Formula One, WRC, Formula Nippon, Super GT Series, Super Taikyu and Drifting worldwide, to the OEM market that supplies some of the largest auto and motorcycle manufacturers such as Toyota, Honda and General Motors.
Enkei Racing Series wheels are manufactured using the MAT (Most Advanced Technology) process. MAT is a new technology for producing an aluminum wheel by combining Enkei's MAP (Most Advanced Production) and flow-forming forging technology. MAP is a highly automated system. Each process is connected in a single-piece flow system that transports wheels from the melting process, through heat treatment and on to machining. The process of spinning the rim vs. casting it to both shape and elongate it produces a finer, more even aluminum structure and ensures the wheel will remain lightweight yet strong. The complete MAT process has a drastic impact on the microstructure of aluminum and results in outstanding improvement of the mechanical property of the material.
As wheels and tires become larger, use of the MAT process to manufacture wheels becomes even more important. In order to reduce weight under a vehicle's suspension, larger wheels must remain light. Enkei Racing Series' new generation of 10% - 15% lighter weight, forged MAT wheels are strong and retain optimum anti-flex properties.
Then, to create the unique styles for today's market, Enkei Racing Series combines their high-tech casting technology to create the face of the wheel with the new MAT process that forms the rim, maintaining levels of performance similar to fully-forged wheels without the limitation of design that fully cast wheels present.
Finishes include Enkei Racing Series' unique SBC (Special Brilliant Coating) finish. SBC is a chrome-like synthetic coating that can be applied to lightweight wheels via a powder coating process that results in a brilliant, flat surface that is easy to maintain and suitable for use in winter weather conditions.
Enkei Racing Wheels are backed by a lifetime structural warranty. A limited warranty guarantees wheels will be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal and reasonable use.


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Q: dokku routing error - only one subdomain works Running Dokku on an internal server,
I have the *.apps.companydomain ssl cert and the DNS setup to forward
tool1.apps.companydomain, tool2.apps.companydomain and tool3.apps.companydomain to the server IP.
tool1.apps.companydomain works fine, however any request for any other app always redirects to 401 'gone'. This used to work before a powercut to the server, and now not sure why it isn't.
The apps are still there in dokku apps:list and the URL shows correctly in domains:report
How can I debug why this is failing?  thanks.


The Global Tokenization Solution Market 2018 Research Report is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the Tokenization Solution Market industry.
The report provides a basic overview of the industry including definitions and classifications. The Tokenization Solution Market analysis is provided for the international markets including development trends, competitive landscape analysis, and key regions development status.
The Top Key Players Included in this Report are Paymetric, Inc., Protegrity USA, Inc., Symantec Corporation, Gemalto NV, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, First Data Corporation, Cardconnect Corporation, Thales E-Security, Inc., 3delta Systems, Inc., Ciphercloud Incorporation, Cybersource Corporation, Liaison Technologies Inc, Fiserv, Inc., Tokenex, LLC, and many more.
The report firstly introduced the Tokenization Solution Market basics: definitions, classifications, applications and industry chain overview; industry policies and plans; product specifications; manufacturing processes; cost structures and so on. Then it analyzed the world's main region market conditions, including the product price, profit, capacity, production, capacity utilization, supply, demand and industry growth rate etc. In the end, the report introduced new project SWOT analysis, investment feasibility analysis, and investment return analysis.
The report includes six parts, dealing with: 1.) basic information; 2.) the Asia Tokenization Solution Market; 3.) the North American Tokenization Solution Market; 4.) the European Tokenization Solution Market; 5.) market entry and investment feasibility; and 6.) the report conclusion.


Maintaining your skin's health isn't only about keeping your face clear.
Baring a bumpy back can be stressful but back facials can help your skin to glow all over.
The benefits of a back facial vary based on your skin type.
An oily skin/acne back facial will clear up clogged pores, with extra attention on extractions. It helps refine the skin texture, and makes it smoother and clearer.
Other skin types that can benefit from a back facial are mature, sun-damaged and hyperpigmented skin types. Using glycolic peels, microdermabrasion and vitamin C will help even out skin tone. Since the skin on the back is a lot thicker than the skin on the face, more people will be able to receive this add-on for the back—whereas the face might be too sensitive. So just as with a regular facial, it is a great way to upgrade your back facial.
Dry skin will love a back facial! While it can be easy to keep a clean back with the assistance of back scrubbing shower tools, moisturizing the back and treating dry skin on oneself is much more challenging to do.
Clears up clogged pores, helps refine the skin texture, removes dry and dead sin, makes skin overall more smooth and clear.
Cleanse: Remove the impurities at the surface of the skin. A battery-operated cleansing brush and foaming gel cleanser can be used, particularly for oily and congested skin types.
Exfoliate: Remove dead cells, increase microcirculation and improve skin texture.
Deep cleanse: Using a deep-pore cleanser to liquefy sebum and unclog the pores, it is recommended to do the cleansing-exfoliation-deep pore cleansing steps under steam—you can always recommend that the client use the steam room facility if you have one available.
Extractions: Following the steps above will make it easier for you to perform the extractions. Extractions are a necessary step in a back facial treatment, since it is an area that clients cannot reach themselves.
Treatment serum/ampoule: This intensive infusion of active ingredients should be targeted according to the customer's concern: the formula can be hydrating, soothing or purifying. It can even be anti-aging or brightening.
Relaxation: The back is an area where the body holds a lot of tension. It is always valuable to include a neck-shoulder-back massage in your back facial.
Treatment mask: This would also be customized according to the client's concern. Typically, a clay-based mask would be used for oily/acne prone skin, and a gel or cream-based mask to deeply hydrate dry/mature/sun exposed skin.


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Mercury Mountaineer Reliability
Mercury was a division of Ford Motors and it was a pretty reliable and durable car company. The Mountaineer is a mid-size luxury SUV that is great for more passengers and cargo space. The company has been defuncted, but buying an old Mountaineer is a good option.
The Mountaineer SUV was first introduced in 1996 and it was discontinued in its third generation in 2010. The third-generation SUV has two powertrain options ranging from a 4.0 L V6 engine to the highest 4.6 L V8 engine. The SUV also has a 6-speed automatic transmission system.
People prefer cars which are not so expensive to maintain. Mercury was a reliable division of Ford Motors and the cars are pretty solid to own. The quality of parts is also great in these cars which makes them last very long. The Mountaineer has been pretty old in the market and it has proved to be a totally reliable SUV.
Safety is also an important factor to determine the reliability of a car. Mercury cars have been pretty safe and casually participated in crash tests. The Mountaineer has been crash-tested by IIHS and it has proven its worth. The car also has many safety features such as electronic stability control, traction control, ABS, etc.
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The depreciation rate is also important to judge the reliability of a car because knowing a car has a good resale value is a big advantage. However, Mercury has been pretty old now and all of its cars have lost much of their value. The Mountaineer also has lost much of its value and now it just depreciates around 10% after every 5 years.
Maintenance is the most important factor in judging the reliability of a car. The Mercury cars are not much complex cars and many mechanics know how to work on them. The Mountaineer has an average maintenance cost of around $600 depending on its mileage.
Is Mercury Mountaineer a Front-Wheel-Drive, Rear-Wheel-Drive or All-Wheel-Drive car?
The Mercury Mountaineer is an All Wheel Drive car.
How many seats are in the Mercury Mountaineer?
The Mercury Mountaineer is a car with 7 seats. The EPA Classification for this car is: AWD Sport Utility Vehicles
What is the horsepower in a Mercury Mountaineer and does it have a turbo?
The Mercury Mountaineer has 210 horsepower and 254 lb-ft of torque. The engine is a Gas V6 with a displacement of 4.0L/ The fuel system is: SEFI.
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How much ground clearance does the Mercury Mountaineer have?
Mercury Mountaineer has 17 x -TBD- inch Aluminum Front Wheels and 17 x -TBD- inch Aluminum Rear Wheels.
How many miles will a Mercury Mountaineer last?
Your Mercury Mountaineer's performance is directly affected by how you treat it. If you take proactive care of your Mountaineer, it will be able to reach 200,000 or more miles.
Do Mercury Mountaineers have transmission problems?
Mercury Mountaineer transmission issues that are more common include unusually hard shifts and erratic shifting. These issues can often be caused by excessive wear to the clutches, clutch drums, and bushings.
What kind of engine is in a Mercury Mountaineer?
The Mountaineer comes with one of two engines. The 4.0-liter, 210-hp V-6 produces 254 pounds of torque and generates 210 horsepower. The five-speed automatic is also available. The new six-speed auto transmission, which is powered by a 4.6-liter V-8, produces 292 hp as well as 300 lb-ft of torque.
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