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Not So Incognito
Posted on February 13, 2014 by Franklin Lewis
One of the big scandals that developed over the course of the 2013 NFL season was left unsolved. The Miami Dolphins have been under intense scrutiny following a bullying controversy that tested the ethical code in professional sports.
On October 28, 2013, offensive lineman Jonathan Martin walked out on the team, claiming he was being bullied by his teammates. Fellow offensive lineman Richie Incognito was quickly identified as the main source of the misconduct towards Martin and he was suspended indefinitely by the Dolphins. Teammates who were at the scene told investigators that Martin was the subject of a prank in the team lunchroom that day, headed by Incognito, and that the prank was the immediate reason for his abrupt departure.
Accusations from both Martin and Incognito, combined with silence on the part of the Dolphins organization in regard to how much they knew of the scandal, has left the public scratching their heads. No one seems to know for certain what happened between the two players.
What makes this situation all the more confusing is that Incognito and Martin, by all accounts, were close friends and exchanged hundreds of texts between each other.
Bryant McKinnie, who joined the Dolphins last month, told ESPN of the relationship, "I thought they were friends. They looked like friends to me. I never seen any tension or anything. I didn't see this coming."
Quarterback Ryan Tannehill acknowledged that Incognito did give Martin a hard time occasionally, but added, "[Incognito] was the first one there to have [Martin's] back in any situation."
The lack of details about the situation has not stopped anyone from taking sides though. Many people criticised Incognito after a voicemail he left for Martin was made public. In the voice message, Incognito used racial slurs and threatened Martin's family.
On the show NFL Countdown, ESPN analyst Tom Jackson called Incognito a racist, a bigot and a bully.
"It's all wrapped into one package," he added.
Renowned host of the the show Olbermann, Keith Olbermann provided plenty of controversy by claiming that Incognito would be lucky to get out of this situation without going to jail.
However, many of the veteran and former players for the Dolphins have backed Incognito and have separated themselves from Martin.
Lydon Myrtha, who was an offensive lineman with the Dolphins until 2013 and is now retired, offered his take in Sports Illustrated.
"What fans should understand is that every day in the NFL there are battles between players worse than what's being portrayed. This racial slur would be a blip on the radar if everything that happens in the locker room went public. But all over the league, problems are hashed out in house. Either you talk about it or you get physical. But at the end of the day, you handle it indoors."
Tyson Clabo, current offensive lineman on the Dolphins, told ESPN, "I think if you have a problem with somebody—a legitimate problem with somebody—you should say, 'I have a problem with this,' and stand up and be a man. I don't think what happened is necessary. I don't know why he's doing this, and the only person who knows why is Jonathan Martin."
In a highly publicized interview with Fox NFL Insider Jay Glazer, Incognito stated that Martin and he were in fact friends and he was shocked at Martin's reaction.
When he texted Martin asking for an explanation, Martin replied, "I don't blame you guys, I blame some stuff in the locker room, I blame the culture. I blame what was going on around me."
Incognito addressed the aforementioned voicemail as well: "I'm not a racist. And to judge me by that one word is wrong. In no way, shape or form is it ever acceptable for me to use that word, even if it's friend to friend on a voicemail. I regret that."
This was not Richie Incognito's first locker room incident, however. Incognito has always carried off-field baggage, going all the way back to his college career at the University of Nebraska. In 2002, during his freshmen year at Nebraska, Incognito took a cheap shot at an offensive lineman's back during practice for no apparent reason. This caused the player to immediately storm off the field.
In 2004, despite entering the year being praised as one of the top linemen in the country, Incognito was released by former Nebraska coach Bill Callahan who claimed that Incognito had violated team rules multiple times. Later in the year, Incognito transferred to the University of Oregon, but was released within a week after failure to meet strict requirements set for him by former Oregon coach Mike Bellotti.
At the NFL draft combine, Incognito displayed remarkable physical talent, showing his explosive speed and strength in the 40-yard dash and the benchpress. However, his day was cut short when he sustained a knee injury that prevented him from participating in the other events.
Even though Incognito possessed all the physical traits scouts look for in a first-round caliber player, his anger and behavioral issues were so severe that he was viewed as a high risk for drafting at all. But the St. Louis Rams took a chance on Incognito in the third round of the 2005 draft.
Former Rams coach Mike Martz said they were looking for a lineman with a little attitude and grit to support their physical style of offense "because that's the way the game is played in the NFL, obviously. That nastiness is evident, especially in Incognito."
Incognito played well in his first three seasons with the Rams and he seemed to have silenced his critics. But, as always with Incognito, trouble was not far behind.
In 2009, during a blowout 47-7 loss to the Tennessee Titans, Incognito's emotions got the best of him. He was flagged for head-butting an opposing player twice and was seen getting into a heated verbal spat with the head coach. Following the game, Incognito was released by the Rams.
With his future seemingly in jeopardy, Incognito was given one last shot with the Miami Dolphins. Seeing his career slipping away, Incognito finally admitted to his anger problem and revealed he had a marijuana abuse problem as well.
"I mean, we'd have practice the next morning, and I'm out until all hours of the night, running the town," Incognito told Jeff Darlington of NFL.com. "Drinking. Doing drugs. I was doing everything that a professional athlete should not be doing."
Incognito sought medical help and started taking medication to curb his reckless behavior. And it showed. Incognito, in his second season with the Dolphins, committed just two personal fouls all season, and was selected to his first pro-bowl. This remarkable turnaround story took many, including Incognito himself, by surprise.
"I made a lot of mistakes," Incognito said. "I made a ton of mistakes. And I was really hard on myself, and I've learned from them. I've used those mistakes to motivate me and to take me to new heights."
The Jonathan Martin debacle threatens to put a bitter end to an otherwise feel-good comeback story. Incognito has filed a grievance against the Miami Dolphins challenging his suspension, but his future remains in serious doubt.
Many believe he and Martin will never play for the Dolphins again as a result of this incident.
"He's done," a club source said of Incognito on November 4, 2013. "There are procedures in place and everyone wants to be fair. The NFL is involved. But from a club perspective he'll never play another game here."
Martin wants to play in the NFL again but feels he cannot do it with the Miami Dolphins.
Martin and Incognito are not the only people who have left the Dolphins as a result of the incident. Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland was fired on January 7 partly due to his mismanagement of the Incognitio/Martin scandal.
Whether or not either player makes it out of this situation remains to be seen, but the scandal has nevertheless opened up a debate about larger questions and consequences.
What is acceptable behavior in a professional locker room? Where should we draw the line between hazing and bullying? And can an adult really "bully" another adult?
In the interview with Glazer, Incognito said of his "hazing" of Martin. "They [Martin's family and Martin] took it as malicious. I never meant it that way."
However, what he meant may not matter anymore.
About Franklin Lewis
Frankie is a senior at Lick-Wilmerding High School. He lives in San Francisco with both his parents in North Beach. Frankie runs cross-country and plays baseball for Lick. He wrote and edited his elementary/middle school paper from 5th to 8th grade. This is his second year on the Paper Tiger staff. Frankie manages the sports section in the Paper Tiger.
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Q: skype: error while loading shared libraries: libXss.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory I am using ubuntu 11.10 64bit,
skype was working however after running sudo apt-get autoremove skype is throwing

skype: error while loading shared libraries: libXss.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

How can I fix this?

A: For later 64 bit Ubuntu versions
$ locate libXss.so.1
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libXss.so.1
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libXss.so.1.0.0
$ dpkg -S libXss.so.1
libxss1:amd64: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libXss.so.1.0.0
libxss1:amd64: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libXss.so.1

So you have to install a 32 bit version of libxss1 library file (ie,libxss1:i386) because there isn't a 64 bit version of skype. 32 bit Skype must need a 32 bit library file. So installing 32 bit version of libxss1 package will solves your problem.
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get install libxss1:i386

A: Looks like you're missing a library file. The program apt-file can be used to find which package provides a certain file. (dpkg -S does this too, but does not work for packages which are not installed)
apt-file search libXss.so yields:
ia32-libs: /usr/lib32/libXss.so
ia32-libs: /usr/lib32/libXss.so.1
ia32-libs: /usr/lib32/libXss.so.1.0.0
libxss-dev: /usr/lib/libXss.so
libxss1: /usr/lib/libXss.so.1
libxss1: /usr/lib/libXss.so.1.0.0
libxss1-dbg: /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libXss.so.1.0.0

You need to install the libxss1 package for that library. If you're running the 32-bit version of Skype, ia32-libs needs to be installed instead of libxss1.

A: worked for me:
echo foreign-architecture i386 | sudo tee /etc/dpkg/dpkg.cfg.d/multiarch
sudo apt-get install libxss1:i386 libqtcore4:i386 libqt4-dbus:i386
sudo apt-get install libqtgui4:i386

got from: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/830440

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Shake a Bone is the fifth album by Son of Dave and was released in 2010. The track "Shake a Bone" was featured on a season 3 episode 11 of "Breaking Bad".

The track "Voodoo Doll" appears at the end of the premiere episode of Preacher, the series by AMC.

Track listing
Rock & Roll Talent Show – 1:46
Shake a Bone – 3:04
She Just Danced All Night – 2:52
Brokedown Lincoln – 3:07
Voodoo Doll – 3:09
Guilty – 3:49
Revolution Town – 3:39
Stiletto – 3:05
You All But Stay – 3:49
Undertaker – 2:27
Ain't Nothin But the Blues – 3:49
The Way We Roll 'Em – 3:42

2010 albums
Son of Dave albums
Albums produced by Steve Albini

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The ENPI FLEG Program "Improving Forest Law Enforcement and Governance in the European Neighbourhood Policy East Countries and Russia" supports governments, civil society, and the private sector in participating countries in the development of sound and sustainable forest management practices, including reducing the incidence of illegal forestry activities. Participating countries include Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine. This program is funded by the European Union with a contribution from the Austrian Development Cooperation.
Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC) supports countries in Africa, Asia and Central America as well as in South Eastern and Eastern Europe in their sustainable social, economic and democratic development. The Foreign Ministry (FMEIA) plans ADC strategies and programmes. The Austrian Development Agency (ADA), the operational unit of ADC, implements these together with public institutions, non-governmental organisations and enterprises.


Award for New Mexico residents who are children of veterans killed as a result of service, prisoner of war, or veterans missing in action. Must be between ages 16 and 26. For use at New Mexico schools for undergraduate study. Must submit parent's death certificate and DD form 214.


Anyone here that wants to receive a recent demo of a new original (THERE'S DANGER) from my band (SHIPP), I will be happy to forward along.
I'm in if you still have my addy, hasn't changed.
Great sound, MC. Refreshing to hear new Rock that is not just screaming growling crap.
I'd like to give it a listen, my email link here works, will that do?
What the hell? In the time it took you you type that, you could have just pee-emmed him your email.
Thanks for your concern, but actually it's not that easy or I would have done it that way, the PM system is a pain to use. Really people like you should think before shooting off your mouth and give people the benefit. You don't deserve a reason but I happen to use adaptive software, things like graphics and pop-ups makes things hard to find if they are read at all, so I preferred staying on the topic page instead of searching for where to PM and then where to place the text.
Maybe not -- I can't get it to paste in.
MC I have trouble pasting links and text in posts from my clipboard as well, not sure what the issue is but there's been a few threads I wanted to start that just didn't happen due to that.
Wow, really? Bad day at the office?
Sorry if I ruffled your feathers, please accept my sincere, humble, abject and groveling apologies.
Edit: And I know how you feel. This place has pissed me off more times than I can count, and it's like they don't give a shhit and try to fix it.
I liked the song. I want to listen again with my headphones but through the computer speakers it seemed like the mix was good too, I especially liked be able to hear the bass guitar lines, bassist was getting down pretty good.. The track had a retro feel to me, maybe why I liked it so much .
What instrument are you MC?
I be da drummer !
I'll take a cassette burn!


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Home » Expect Payers to Demand 'Peer-to-Peer' for Many More Claims
Expect Payers to Demand 'Peer-to-Peer' for Many More Claims
More payers asking for peer-to-peers
Make it less likely payer will request peer-to-peer — Closer working relationship with docs is needed
Make 'Peer-to-Peer' Happen Within 24 Hours, Or Face Denied Claim
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Some patient access departments see a surge in requests for "peer-to-peer" reviews from payers before authorizations are obtained. Effective strategies to prevent "no auth" denials:
Anticipate the need for certain pieces of clinical documentation;
Ask patients to contact payers directly;
Make it easy for physicians to participate in peer-to-peer requests.
There's a recent uptick in requests for "peer-to-peer" from payers, according to some patient access leaders. These require the patient's physician to consult with the payer's physician before a claim is approved. "We have noticed each year more peer reviews are requested," says Jackie Jordan, MBA, CHAM, patient access and scheduling manager at Kadlec Regional Medical Center in Richland, WA.
At Health First in Rockledge, FL, Patient Access Service Manager Shawn Smith sees peer-to-peer requests crop up in these situations:
When insufficient clinical information is provided, and payers want more supporting documentation to prove medical necessity;
For claims involving transfers to and from facilities;
When higher acuity level of care is requested;
When the patient is readmitted to the hospital.
At Kadlec Regional Medical Center, peer-to-peers are requested routinely if there is a lack of clinical information regarding tried and failed conservative treatment, absence of X-rays or ultrasounds, absence of labs, or absence of why a suspected condition was ruled out. "Payers are looking for specific information regarding the length and number of visits of any therapy, treatments, or injections, as well as the results of X-rays, ultrasounds, and lab results," Jordan adds.
At Ochsner Health System in New Orleans, peer-to-peers are requested in these particular cases:
When unlisted codes are used.
Anytime a medication or procedure does not have an official Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and an unlisted code is used, insurance companies closely scrutinize the supporting clinical documents.
Brandon McCord, director of the pre-service center, says, "If the utilization nurse on the payer side is unfamiliar with the requested service, it will usually go to the medical director." If the payer's medical director is not a specialist in that area, a peer-to-peer is requested.
When payment is requested for treatments or services that were recently approved by the FDA.
Payers will identify the requested service as "experimental." Physician notes citing published statements or guidelines can counter claims denials effectively, as can pharmaceutical companies or vendors. "These groups usually have good resources and reimbursement-related information," McCord notes.
When the patient's primary diagnosis conflicts somewhat with the treatment requested.
"We are seeing this when there is a complex case, or multiple physicians on the same case," McCord observes. A patient might arrive for something oncology-related, but a pulmonary or cardiac diagnosis supports the treatment request. Usually, this triggers a peer-to-peer request.
"This is an opportunity to work with operational leadership in identifying the correct supporting diagnosis," McCord says.
Jackie Jordan, MBA, CHAM, Patient Access/Scheduling Manager, Kadlec Regional Medical Center, Richland, WA. Phone: (509) 942-2797. Email: Jackie.Jordan@kadlecmed.org.
Brandon McCord, Director, Pre-Service Center, Ochsner Health System, New Orleans. Phone: (504) 842-9329. Email: bmccord@ochsner.org.
Hospital Access Management
Hospital Access Management (Vol. 36 No. 7) July 2017
Don't Give Patients Reasons to Post Something Negative on Social Media
Use Social Media Posts to Improve Registration
Patient Access: Key to Patient Experience
Patients Didn't Know Registration Was Complete
Does Patient Lack ID or Insurance Card?
'Efficient' Registrars Can Trigger EMTALA Violation
Guide Physicians Through Peer-to-Peer Requests
Know Patients' Propensity to Pay
How to Avoid Financial Disasters

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HSF hikes starting salaries in line with US trend, though trainee remuneration remains the same.
Following the pay hike of US associates, Herbert Smith Freehills has boosted the pay packets of London junior lawyers by 13 per cent to £93,000. The new pay arrangements came into effect last month.
Trainee remuneration remains unchanged, with first years earning £44,000, rising to £48,000 in year two. HSF associates with two years post-qualification experience (PQE) can earn up to £114,000 (salary and bonus), a rise of £7,000 or 7 per cent. The firm currently offers 60 training contracts annually.


The BMA Coastal Area is identified on Map No.1 – Newtownabbey Countryside and Map No. 2a - Metropolitan Newtownabbey and is designated under Policy COU 3 in Part 3, Volume 1 of the Plan.
Policy for the control of development within the designated BMA Coastal Area is contained in Policy COU 4 as contained in Part 3, Volume 1 of the Plan.
Three Areas of High Scenic Value, the Carrickfergus Escarpment, Carnmoney Hill and Belfast Basalt Escarpment are located within Newtownabbey Borough and are designated at COU 6/02, COU 6/03 and COU 6/04 in Part 3, Volume 1 of the Plan.
These are identified on Map No.1 – Newtownabbey Countryside and on Clarification Map No.4 – Carrickfergus Escarpment, Map No.5 - Belfast Basalt Escarpment (Volume 1), showing the full extent of the AOHSV designations which run across council and hence District Plan boundaries.
The Carrickfergus Escarpment was identified in the Northern Ireland Landscape Character Assessment 2000 as an area of scenic quality and is designated in the Plan as an Area of High Scenic Value at COU 6/02. The majority of the Escarpment lies within Newtownabbey Borough but a small portion of the Escarpment is in Carrickfergus Borough Council Area. The Escarpment forms a magnificent backdrop to the Metropolitan Area, creating a distinctive landscape setting for the wider BMA.
The distinctive landform of Carnmoney Hill was identified in the Northern Ireland Landscape Character Assessment as an area of scenic quality and is designated in the Plan as an Area of High Scenic Value at COU 6/03. Carnmoney Hill, is a unique landform, surrounded by development on all sides. The Hill is a visual link between the Belfast Basalt Escarpment and Carrickfergus Escarpment and is characterised by woodland, wetland and agricultural land.
The distinctive landform of Belfast Basalt Escarpment was identified in the Northern Ireland Landscape Character Assessment as an area of scenic quality and is designated in the Plan as an Area of High Scenic Value at COU 6/04. The edge of the Antrim Plateau is well defined as the steep basalt scarp slope that stretches from Lisburn to Newtownabbey, providing a dramatic backdrop to the northern and western edges of Belfast.
Each of the three Areas of High Scenic Value lie within the BMA Green Belt and are identified as Areas of Constraint on Mineral Development, as designated at NY 05, in recognition of the damaging effects that mineral development could have on their local scenic quality.
Proposals will be assessed in accordance with prevailing Green Belt Policy currently set out in the Rural Strategy and in accordance with Policy COU 7, as set out in Part 3, Volume 1 of the Plan.


Last chance to claim education and textbook credits.
Are you a post-secondary student? Do you have a child in university or college? Then you'll want to know how the 2016 Federal Budget new rules will affect your tax situation next year. The education and textbook credits are slated to be eliminated as of January 1, 2017. The change doesn't affect your 2016 tax return, but here's what you need need to note going forward.
What are education and textbook credits?
In addition to the actual amount of tuition paid for post-secondary studies, students (and parents/spouses by way of transfer) have been allowed to claim additional credits based upon the number of months they attended college or university during the tax year. Both full-time and part-time studies are eligible as long as certain conditions are met. The university/college indicates the number of months to claim on the T2202A slip along with the eligible tuition amount.
Beginning January 1, 2017, education and textbook credits will sadly both end. Any prior unused amounts will still be available for future years until they have been depleted. Only the student may claim these carried-forward amounts – not parents, grandparents, or spouses.
How does this change affect my 2016 return?
If you're a student, this change doesn't affect your return. However, if you are a parent, you may consider a transfer this year when your child still has these extra credits. You may not be able to perform a transfer in coming years depending on your child's income, especially if your child's tuition isn't overly high.
Imagine your son attends community college full-time. The tuition is $2,000/semester. This year, his total for tuition, education, and textbook credits would be $7,720 ($4,000 for tuition plus $3,720 for education/textbook credits). If his tax situation means he doesn't need any of these credits, he could transfer up to $5,000 to you at tax time.
If everything remains the same next year, he'll only have the $4,000 in tuition available for transfer. If his income increases next year, that amount may further decrease.
If your spouse is the student, the same applies. If you haven't done a transfer in past years, consider it for 2016.
If you've factored in education/textbook credits when you filled out your TD1, be sure to update the form. Your TD1 is the form filled out for payroll that ensures the proper amount of tax is deducted from your salary. Similarly, if you are self-employed, factor in a smaller credit next year when setting up instalments.
The elimination of the federal education/textbook credits does not affect its provincial counterparts – at least not yet. Any changes to these credits in the future will be made by each province individually.
Other rules, such as the scholarship/bursary income exemption, are based on qualifying for the education amount. Although the education amount is disappearing next year, the qualifications will remain the same – just the phrase "education amount" will be removed.


Be on the look out for predators that seek to take advantage of you when you are trying to avoid foreclosure. This is a very scary and stressful time for most people, which can make people more vulnerable to scam artists.
Howard Shmuckler, (whom we will un-affectionately refer to as the Schmuck from here on), told homeowners to stop making their mortgage payments and avoid contact with their lenders while he collected millions in upfront fees under the guise of a guaranteed loan modification under HAMP (Home Affordable Modification Program). Guarantees are not possible in circumstances involving foreclosure or home loan modification. The Schmuck preyed on vulnerable victims who in the end wasted a lot of time and money on a scam – when they could have been working directly with HAMP to save their homes.
How to spot a Schmuck? Homeowners should never pay a fee for loan-modification assistance. Government and nonprofit housing counselors provide this service for free. Steer clear of anyone advising you to stop paying your mortgage payments or to stop talking to your lender. Avoid anyone that offers a guarantee to stop foreclosure. Some of the Schmuck's victims may have been eligible for loan modification if they hadn't stopped paying their mortgage.
Read more about the Schmuck here.
Both fake and legitimate law firms send enticing letters to homeowners who are not in financial distress. In these letters, the law firm claims that the homeowners have been wronged by their lenders and may be eligible for restitution. Homeowners are then asked to pay their share of legal fees. This is referred to as a mass-joinder scam in which borrowers are invited to file separate law suits but share legal fees.
What you need to know: Never pay a fee to become part of a class-action lawsuit.
Read about Kramer & Kaslow – a California law firm accused of deceptively marketing mass joinder lawsuits to consumers.
If you receive a phone call in which the salesperson says they are going to audit your mortgage loan documents and use the violations they find to force your lender to approve a loan modification – hang up! These salespeople who seem genuinely concerned for your welfare will eventually ask for a fee to complete the audit – an audit that will never be completed!
What you need to know: Consumers can find legitamate, local HUD-approved counselors at the HUD website. Don't trust anyone that asks for an upfront fee to help you with your loan modification.
The Federal Trade Commission has posted a Consumer Alert referring to these fraudulent "rescue" professionals on their website.
Have you or someone you know been a victim of a mortgage scam?
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Focus on Retargeting: StrikeAd Announces New Products & Partnerships for Retargeting for Brand & Direct Response
by Romany Reagan on	8th Oct 2012	in News
Retargeting in mobile has often been the nirvana for many buyers but the ability to execute has often been found wanting due to various privacy restrictions and technological incompetencies. StrikeAd have just announced that they can now crack this challenge by launching a new, proprietary retargeting product. The high-load, high-speed database now powers StrikeAd's three new solutions: retargeting, frequency capping and behavioural targeting. Claiming to adhere to privacy standards, the retargeting product enables advertisers to re-engage consumers who have previously shown an interest in their product or vertical.
This follows a recent announcement of a new partnership with AdMobius, a mobile audience management platform, enabling publishers and advertisers to discover and target relevant audiences. The goal of this collaboration is to further enhance StrikeAd's mobile targeting capabilities. Partnering with AdMobius provides a channel for reaching brands, with their own retargeting product focusing on direct response.
The benefit of retargeting is obvious (and proven in desktop to be highly successful). However, the ability to execute retargeting in mobile is vastly more complex as many are aware. StrikeAd's retargeting technology consists of five servers claiming to handle 85 million user records and processing thousands of queries per second, per server, at an average query time of five milliseconds.
StrikeAd have developed a new database that securely and anonymously holds various keys (pieces of user-associated information) mapping each to a universal StrikeAd ID. StrikeAd's database can hold over 30 keys for a given user, potentially including cookie IDs, exchange user IDs, device IDs and others.
Michael Dewhirst, CTO, StrikeAd concludes: "We reviewed several platforms already on the market but did not find any that met the challenge. The technology behind this solution had to be more complex than traditional online products due to a much more fragmented mobile landscape – from technology and device diversity to supply source and methods of identification points. The project also involved additional integration development with various SSPs and exchanges, which now feed StrikeAd extra data, allowing us to better target mobile consumers. We are also integrating with a number of third-party audience data providers such as BlueKai, Admobius, PlaceIQ and many others to improve the performance even further."
Alex Rahaman, CEO & Founder, StrikeAd comments: "These consumers should be low-hanging fruit, but only if you know who they are. We are proud to lead the industry not only in the effectiveness and technological complexity of our solutions, but also in our adherence to the most stringent consumer privacy requirements. The implications of this product for advertisers are massive. A retail chain, for example, could advertise to users who have downloaded their mobile app but have yet to make a purchase. Bringing mobile web and app retargeting together has been a difficult industry challenge, but our team of engineers around the world worked hard to make it a reality."
Brian Stoller, Leader, Digital Strategy for Mindshare North America adds: "Perfecting mobile retargeting is crucial for advertisers hoping to engage with consumers who have demonstrated interest in a given brand. Effectively, retargeting on mobile has been difficult up to now, so this development is a win-win for advertisers and consumers alike. This technology represents an enormous opportunity for us to use mobile more efficiently and intelligently."
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Colt "Cop & Thug" New Police Revolver With Fine Grips
Product Code: FHG-GB11-SOLD
In 1880 Colt introduced a new, upgraded version of its House (Cloverleaf) pattern revolver. The aptly named "New House" revolver was essentially an upsized version of the Colt New Line revolvers currently in production, with a larger frame and grip with a square butt profile. Like the New Line revolvers, the New House series were solid frame, single action revolvers with spur triggers that were essentially intended for pocket carry. Unlike the New Line guns, the New House guns were only made in a single frame size, regardless of caliber. The majority of the revolvers were produced in .38 Colt, accepting either the long or short versions of the cartridge, but they were also produced in .41 Colt, and a few were manufactured in .32 Colt. The guns had five shot cylinders that were of the same configuration as the Second Model New Line revolvers, with long flutes and the cylinder stop slots cut on the rear face of the cylinder. A 2 ¼" long round barrel without an ejector was standard, however various factory barrel lengths could be ordered with the longest option being a full 10"! As with the New Line revolvers, the standard finish was nickel plating with high luster nitre blued hammer and trigger surfaces and screws. However, blued barrels with case hardened frames were available as well as custom finishes including gold and silver washes. Standard grips were two-piece varnished or plain walnut, rosewood, or checkered hard rubber. However, as with nearly all Colt revolvers of the era, other exotic materials like ebony, mother of pearl and ivory were available for an extra charge on a custom order basis. One significant upgrade from the Colt New Line revolver was the inclusion of a loading gate in the New House revolver design.
Standard production New House revolvers, like the New Line guns, did not include an ejector rod. However, one sub-variant of the New House series did include an ejector rod on those guns with barrels of 4 ½", 5" or 6". This was the New Police revolver. The other distinguishing characteristic of the New Police model were the checkered hard rubber grips that were embossed with a "Cop & Thug" motif, showing a police officer with a revolver confronting a "thug" armed with a knife. This embossed image is the one that gives this model its collector moniker, the "Cop & Thug" revolver. About 4,000 New House revolvers were produced between 1880 and 1886, with the serial numbers running concurrently with the New Line .32, .38 and .41 caliber pistols as well as the New Police revolvers. Between 3,500 and 4,000 New Police revolvers were produced during a slightly shorter time frame, from 1882 through 1886. Like most of the New Line revolvers, the New House and New Police revolvers were typically acid etched on the barrel with their caliber, although later production guns (usually above serial number 22,000) were stamped, rather than etched. The New House and Police revolvers were popular in England, and it is not uncommon to find them with British proof marks and sometimes with Colt's London, Pall Mall address on the barrel, rather than the more common Hartford barrel address. Much like the fate of the New Line series of revolver it was the double action Colt 1877 handguns that brought production of New House and New Police revolvers to an end. The newer lock work provided a better and safer revolver for pocket carry than the older spur trigger, single action system of the New House series of firearms.
Offered here is a FINE condition example of a very desirable Colt New Police "Cop & Thug" Revolver. The wonderful condition "Cop & Thug" motif hard rubber grips are what set this model apart from other New House revolvers. Some "Cop & Thug" handguns are marked with a "Colt House" barrel etching, this one carries the "New Police" marking and reads:
NEW POLICE 38
As indicated by the marking the revolver's barrel, the gun is chambered for the .38 Colt (Long or Short) centerfire cartridge. The top of the 4 ½" long round barrel is roll marked in two lines:
COLT'S PT. F.A. CO
HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.
Due to the barrel length being long enough to install one, a factory ejector rod and housing is mounted on the lower right quadrant of the barrel, complete with the early Colt "Bullseye" ejector rod head. The caliber is stamped on the lower left side of the frame, below the cylinder and simply reads 38 CAL. The serial number 14723 is stamped on the bottom of the grip frame, and the right grip panel is numbered 4723 in pencil in a period hand on its interior surface. This serial number places the manufacture of this gun in the first half of 1882, the first year of production. That year New Police revolvers were produced in the range of #14,450 to #15,000. As noted above, the revolver is in about FINE condition. It retains about 35%+ of its original nickeled finish overall. Most of the surviving nickel is on the barrel and top strap, which retain about 60%+ of their original finish. The loss appears to be primarily from flaking, along with high edge wear and loss, especially around the muzzle. The frame retains bout 15%+ finish which is mostly confined to the protected areas. The exposed areas of metal on the barrel are mostly a medium steel gray patina and show some scattered areas of freckled oxidation and some minor discoloration. On the frame, there is more wear to the exposed metal with has a moderately oxidized gray and brown patina, along with some patches of surface roughness and some moderate pinpricking. The cylinder retains only some minute traces of nickel in protected areas, mostly on the rear face. The cylinder has a medium steel gray patina with freckled oxidation and pinpricking over most of its surfaces, with some more moderate oxidation, discoloration, and some pitting on the face of the cylinder. The backstrap of the revolver still retains some original nickel with about 20%+ present but with essentially no nickel present on the front strap. These areas show some lightly oxidized darkening and freckled discoloration. All markings in the metal are still legible, including the etched panel on the barrel, the roll applied barrel address and the caliber marking on the lower left of the frame. The top side of the hammer retains some traces of the dulled and faded niter blued finish, with the sides showing a lightly oxidized, mottled brown and gray appearance. The bore of the revolver is in about VERY GOOD overall condition and is mostly bright with crisp rifling. The bore shows some scattered oxidation and scattered light to moderate pitting, most notably in the couple of inches near the muzzle. The original front sight is in place on the barrel and remains in very good condition as well. The revolver is mechanically FINE and functions correctly on all positions. The revolver indexes, times and locks up exactly as it should. The two-piece checkered and embossed hard rubber grips are in FINE condition as well, and as noted they are correctly numbered to the revolver. The grips have a wonderful chocolate color to them, typical of 19th century Colt hard rubber grips that have had some exposure to light over the decades. The grips are solid, complete and are free of any breaks, cracks, or repairs. The grips show some minor surface scuffs and some light bumps and dings from carry, use and storage, but show no signs of abuse. The checkering remains quite crisp, and the "Cop & Thug" motif remains very clear and well defined. The desirability of this model of Colt really hinges on the quality and condition of the grips and these grips do not disappoint in any way.
Overall, this is very nice example of the most desirable of the Colt New House (Police) Revolvers, one with a set of wonderful condition "Cop & Thug" grips. The gun is 100% complete, correct and original and retains a nice amount of its original nickel finish. With less than 4,000 of these midsized pocket revolvers manufactured over the five-year period form 1882-1886, these guns can be difficult to find. When they are located the hard rubber grips are often well worn, chipped or cracked. These grips are simply wonderful and are everything you would want to find in a high condition Cop & Thug revolver. This is a great example that is worthy of being added an advanced collection of 19th century Colt cartridge revolvers and is a gun that I am sure you will be very proud to own and display.
Tags: Colt, Cop, &, Thug, New, Police, Revolver, With, Fine, Grips


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100 Years ago in Warren: Baseball, foxes and a young thief
Taken from the pages of the Warren and Barrington Gazette this week in May 1921:
Warren comes from behind
It looked like a shut out for Warren Sunday, when the Revere Rubber Co. with Cooney in …
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It looked like a shut out for Warren Sunday, when the Revere Rubber Co. with Cooney in the pitchers box played on Jamiel Park. Only two hits were secured off the veteran pitcher and not a run scored during the first six innings. In the seventh however things began to brighten perceptibly and Warren because of Cooney's weakening brought three runs across the rubber. These were scored on three hits, a sacrifice fly by Silvia and two errors. There was no scoring in the eighth, but in the ninth Warren got three more, due to errors on the part of Cooney and Wilde. These errors together with a sacrifice by Simister gave Warren the extra runs needed to win the game, the final score being six to five in favor of Warren.
There was a good crowd out to the game and the Warren fans are well pleased with the showing made thus far by the boys wearing the Warren uniform.
Foxes on parade
Fred H. Brown, warden at the town farm, brought a baby fox into town Monday morning and exhibited as a part of his find on the farm Sunday. Warden Brown had seen traces of foxes about the place for several weeks and decided to find their lair. He with a party of friends went to work Sunday and when they had finished their work — only eleven holes having to be dug, that's all — they found six baby foxes. Feathers and other indications of raids on henhouses were also found.
A good (?) boy to be rid of, was the way the police felt concerning George Marcellina, a 15 years old boy, who was before the session of the Juvenile Court Thursday and sentenced to the Sockanosset school until he is of age. The boy was taken into custody a week ago, charged with the theft fo money, taken from a trunk belonged to Albano Serra, baker, who lived on Water street, where the boy also lived. Serra reported his loss to the Warren police, who were not long in locating Marcellina, who it is alleged confessed to the theft, after some interrogating. The boy, it is stated, told the police that he unscrewed the lock on the trunk, took out some money, put the lock back on and left the trunk apparently undisturbed. Serra, who said he had about $90 in the trunk, went to get some of it recently, and found some missing. According to the boy, the first time he visited the trunk was April 27, when he removed $5. He also paid visits on the three following days, taking a small sum, until he finally had $40 in his possession. A week ago Thursday, when he was before the court he was allowed to go, in order that the police might investigate. This they did and found that he had a record which was about the limit for a boy of his age.
Finding out that he came to Warren on March 12 of this year, Probation Officer Brady traced back and found that the boy was on parole from the Lyman school in Westboro, Mass., from which he had been released a month previous to coming here.
100 Years Ago: Week of Aug. 25, 1921
Portsmouth Police arrest man on a charge of fraud


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Kick off your April Artwalk with: D E I T Y - Artwork by Paloma Nava that explores latino and pop culture themes. Music by DJ Alxxs Garza will flow the cumbia/latin grooves. 5-8 PM with Happy hour prices, great food options, and lots of fun!
Comedy Cafe - 2nd Fridays!
Join us for an evening of laughs, hosted by Kaatje Gotcha, starting at 6 pm.
Comedian lineup: Marty Adamsmith, Kendra Jean Brand, Greg Ziomek, William Spottedbear.
Happy Hour drink prices, lots of great food options, and some of the best ambiance in Albuquerque's Downtown!
Enchanted popup presents Strange Alterations! Featuring the work of Zak Rutledge. Ruthledge is a 505 digital artist, illustrator and design maestro! Check out his newest art series this First Friday for ABQ Artwalk at Boiler Monkey. Music from local synth-wave hero- Kevin Sting! Happy hour beer & wine and great food options.
Join us for a night of laughs and fun! Comedians Rusty Rutherford, Kaatje Gotcha, Melissa Eslinger, and Ann will bless the stage with their humor. Musical performance by Da Terra Meiga. Happy hour specials, dinner available, and so much more. Come support the local comedy scene in downtown ABQ!
Join us in celebrating the talents of our S T A F F ! February's 1st Friday will showcase a collection of artwork (photography, illustrations and more) by our front of house, as well as a live performance by our own downtown Monkey / singer & electronic music composer: Zachery! 5-8 pm February 1st!
Join us for a night of laughs and good entertainment, featuring comics: Kaatje Gotcha, Curt Fletcher, and Kris Shaw. Music by Adam James. $6 dollars cover at the door for wheelchair fundraiser!
Enchanted PopUp presents-Ritmo! A photography exhibit featuring the work of Bobby Gutierrez. Gutierrez is known for his work with Humans of New Mexico and the Santa Fe Opera, but catch his most recent photo series titled-Ritmo! An art opening/celebration with live music from talented vocalist & composer Isaac Aragon! https://www.isaacaragon.com/ !
First Friday Jan 4th at Boiler Monkey Bistro for ABQ Artwalk!
Enchanted Popup presents-TAINT! An art exhibit featuring the newest series of work form artist Christopher Erickson. Known for his vibrant street art and signature creatures, Erickson will be featuring his newest series of work at Boiler Monkey Dec 7th for ABQ Artwalk! Plus curbside live painting and music from DJ CLOUT! 5-8pm!
Enchanted Popup presents-TASKV HVLWE for the next ABQ Artwalk Nov 2nd! Featuring the new series of artwork from artist Hotvlkuce Harjo! Harjo's work explores themes of contemporary representations of Indigeneity and alternative forms of womanhood and femininity. More recently, investigating a resurgence in Mvskoke traditional tattooing through Southeastern imagery. Mellow / Ambient Digital Music performance from SAZORAM!
First Friday Nov. 2nd at Boiler Monkey 5-8pm! Stop in for happy hour and support local artists!
MAJIN if Mr. MRVL and Buddhafunk got together to do a First Friday artshow for ABQ Artwalk. Enchanted PopUp presents: MAJIN! Featuring the new visual artwork of Mr. MRVL with music by the one and only DJ BUDDHAFUNK (funk, soul, hiphop, top 40, disco etc)! First Friday Oct 5th at Boiler Monkey for ABQ ARTWALK! 6-8pm!
JOIN US FOR HAPPY HOUR & SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS!
Join us for a fun pop-up event with local vendors @primary_jewelry @lightshadeplants @cactus_eddie @pizzapetsandnonsense @meltdownstudio and more selling their wonderful goods for a cause! We will donate some of the proceeds to Washington Middle School for school supplies. Enjoy our wonderful Build your Own Mimosa & Bloody Mary bar, try our weekend brunch specials (Monte Cristo Sandwich & Biscuits and Gravy), and support local artists all at the same time! Boese Brother Brewery will also have live artists on display! And the wonderful Downtown Farmers Market will just be wrapping up before hand at noon! Make a day of it, exploring and celebrating ABQ Downtown. Can't wait to see you.
Join us for September's First Friday Art Walk and check out awesome art by Cody Saint Arnold- featuring contemporary Native American themes and southwest pride. Meet the Jicarilla Apache artist in person!
Musician Oscar Butler is a fingerpicking songwriter with smooth vocals and a great vibe! He'll perform from 6-8pm!
We're kicking off August's First Friday with the Downtown ABQ Artwalk featuring nature photography by Navi Madrugada and live music with talented singer songwriter Sadé Munirah! Make us your first stop on your jaunt around downtown for all the fun festivities! Happy hour prices on beer & wine with summer drink specials too!
Kick off your downtown ABQ artwalk at The Boiler Monkey. DJ Wae Funky will get you in the groove, and Artist Skelz will intrigue you with his unique creativity! Happy hour drink prices and food specials too! Then hit the block to see all the other art exhibits around downtown.
Kick off your art walk with us as your first stop. Join us for a fun evening with jams by DJ James Montoya & art by Bearface! Music from 4:30-7pm. Happy Hour prices on drinks!
Event starts at 4pm. Meet the artist. Meet the musician! Ends at 7pm!
Seth Hoffman is going to lend the tunes to the afternoon and into the evening; a singer songwriter who incorporates guitar, strumstick, harmonica, voice, and loop pedal. Come for a happy hour style event and see NEW ART by Christian Michaela Gallegos http://www.christiangallegos.com/ on our walls! Celebrate live music and local art in Downtown Albuquerque and walk the block to check out the other venues after!
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Come February 2nd, we are opening the doors at The Boiler Monkey and gettin' crazy with it. Ok, we aren't doing anything too crazy - unless you mean crazy good! Come for good food, music, and art! Music by Sadé M Patterson and an art opening featuring the works of Abel Lopez brought to you by Immastar Productions.
Join us every first Friday of the month between 4 pm & 6 pm for live music & great local art!
First Fridays are a thing. If you've never been - change that. It's ABQ's "Arts Crawl" except in this instance The Boiler Monkey is getting involved. Come see an AMAZING art opening by Sparrow Alexis Bergen and listen to the sounds of Eli del Puerto - brought to you by Immastar Productions.
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Shropshire's Young Members of Parliament (MYPs) got into the festive spirit recently at a celebratory event to mark their past year's achievements.
Today Public Health England launches a new Smokefree Health Harms campaign highlighting the impact and serious damage that smoking causes the body.
The leaders of some of Shropshire's main business and tourism support organisations enjoyed a pre-Christmas tour of the new Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery.
People with learning disabilities who attend a social club in Shrewsbury have been enjoying a Christmas lunch, thanks to help from a local chef.
Shropshire's outdoor recreation opportunities for local communities improved via Community Payback partnership.


My name is Brad Jones and I received generationCURE's inaugural grant in 2015. This funding has been critical to my research, which aims to develop a cure for HIV infection. With the annual generationCURE Solstice event fast approaching, I thought I would take a moment to update you on the advances that we have made over the past year as a direct result of your generous support.
First, it is important to note that the greatest obstacle to curing HIV infection is the ability of this virus to hide in so-called reservoirs for years, and then to re-emerge if an individual stops taking antiretroviral medication. We are working to develop ways to eradicate this hidden virus using a two-step approach: first, using one or more drugs (known as latency-reversing agents) to force the virus out of hiding, then harnessing the power of a type of immune cell—called a killer T-cell—to eliminate these exposed targets.
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The research funded by generationCURE is aimed squarely at testing ways of forcing HIV-infected cells out of hiding so that they can be detected and eliminated by killer T-cells. This past April, we published results in the journal PLoS Pathogens, showing that some of the latency-reversing drugs we tested were effective at exposing HIV to killer T-cells. However, we found that some of the drugs, which are currently in clinical trials, did awaken HIV but not enough for the killer T-cells to eliminate the reservoir. Thus, this generationCURE-funded study may provide a partial explanation for the reasons the clinical trials have failed and points to clear opportunities to improve the success of future clinical trials.
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/*                           Objective Caml                            */
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/*            Francois Rouaix, projet Cristal, INRIA Rocquencourt      */
/*                                                                     */
/*  Copyright 1996 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et   */
/*  en Automatique.  All rights reserved.  This file is distributed    */
/*  under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License, with    */
/*  the special exception on linking described in file ../../LICENSE.  */
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/* $Id: cldbm.c,v 1.8 2003/07/08 13:50:31 xleroy Exp $ */

#include <string.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <mlvalues.h>
#include <alloc.h>
#include <memory.h>
#include <fail.h>
#include <callback.h>

#ifdef DBM_USES_GDBM_NDBM
#include <gdbm-ndbm.h>
#else
#include <ndbm.h>
#endif

/* Quite close to sys_open_flags, but we need RDWR */
static int dbm_open_flags[] = {
  O_RDONLY, O_WRONLY, O_RDWR, O_CREAT
};

static void raise_dbm (char *errmsg) Noreturn;

static void raise_dbm(char *errmsg)
{
  static value * dbm_exn = NULL;
  if (dbm_exn == NULL)
    dbm_exn = caml_named_value("dbmerror");
  raise_with_string(*dbm_exn, errmsg);
}

#define DBM_val(v) *((DBM **) &Field(v, 0))

static value alloc_dbm(DBM * db)
{
  value res = alloc_small(1, Abstract_tag);
  DBM_val(res) = db;
  return res;
}

static DBM * extract_dbm(value vdb)
{
  if (DBM_val(vdb) == NULL) raise_dbm("DBM has been closed");
  return DBM_val(vdb);
}

/* Dbm.open : string -> Sys.open_flag list -> int -> t */
value caml_dbm_open(value vfile, value vflags, value vmode) /* ML */
{
  char *file = String_val(vfile);
  int flags = convert_flag_list(vflags, dbm_open_flags);
  int mode = Int_val(vmode);
  DBM *db = dbm_open(file,flags,mode);

  if (db == NULL)
    raise_dbm("Can't open file");
  else
    return (alloc_dbm(db));
}

/* Dbm.close: t -> unit */
value caml_dbm_close(value vdb)       /* ML */
{
  dbm_close(extract_dbm(vdb));
  DBM_val(vdb) = NULL;
  return Val_unit;
}

/* Dbm.fetch: t -> string -> string */
value caml_dbm_fetch(value vdb, value vkey)  /* ML */
{
  datum key,answer;
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  key.dsize = string_length(vkey);
  answer = dbm_fetch(extract_dbm(vdb), key);
  if (answer.dptr) {
    value res = alloc_string(answer.dsize);
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  else raise_not_found();
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value caml_dbm_insert(value vdb, value vkey, value vcontent) /* ML */
{
  datum key, content;

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}

value caml_dbm_replace(value vdb, value vkey, value vcontent) /* ML */
{
  datum key, content;

  key.dptr = String_val(vkey);
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}

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}

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{
  datum key = dbm_firstkey(extract_dbm(vdb));

  if (key.dptr) {
    value res = alloc_string(key.dsize);
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}

value caml_dbm_nextkey(value vdb)             /* ML */
{
  datum key = dbm_nextkey(extract_dbm(vdb));

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L'Arche Audiovisual Collection, 63 results 63
Vanier, Jean, 10 results 10
de Miribel, Claire, 3 results 3
Mouncey, Perry, 2 results 2
University of St. Michael's College, John M. Kelly Library, Special Collections L'Arche Audiovisual Collection Mosteller, Sue
Top-level description L'Arche Audiovisual Collection
Faith and Sharing Retreat
CA ON00389 C5-3-10
File consists of 11 audio cassettes from an unknown Faith and Sharing Retreat held, possibly in 1987. Ten of the cassettes, numbered sequentially, feature talks by Jean Vanier. One cassette features a talk by Sue Mosteller.
Tape 7. Sue Mosteller, "Lord That I May See"
CA ON00389 C5-2-20-7
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given at a Covenant Retreat at St. Gabriel's Retreat Centre in Ditchingham, Norfolk, UK, from November 18-24, 1996.
Tape 6. Side A: Sue Mosteller, "Life is Difficult." Side B: Sue Mosteller, "Called by Love"
Tape 5. Sue Mosteller, "The Prodigal and Reconciliation"
Tape 4. Sue Mosteller, "The Inner Journey - Slavery to Freedom"
Tape 3. Side A: Sue Mosteller, "As a Disciple before God." Side B: Sue Mosteller, "The Inner Journey - Vine & Branches"
Tape 2. Sue Mosteller, "The God of the Covenant."
Tape 1. Side A: Sue Mosteller, "A Sacred Time and Place." Side B: Sue Mosteller, "Into the Wilderness"
File consists of 8 audio cassettes featuring talks given at a Covenant Retreat at St. Gabriel's Retreat Centre in Ditchingham, Norfolk, UK, from November 18-24, 1996.
May 31, 1993. Monday a.m. Sue Mosteller, "Abide in me" (English)
CA ON00389 C5-2-18-20
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given at a Covenant Retreat (Retraite de l'Alliance) from May 26-31, 1993. Each talk is in French and English.
May 31, 1993. Monday a.m. Sue Mosteller (French)
Covenant Retreat May 1993
File consists of 22 audio cassettes featuring talks given at a Covenant Retreat (Retraite de l'Alliance) from May 26-31, 1993. Each talk is in French and English.
May 30, 1993. Sunday a.m. Sue Mosteller, "Coming home" (English)
May 30, 1993. Sunday a.m. Sue Mosteller, "Revenir chez soi" (French)
May 29, 1993. Saturday p.m. Sue Mosteller, "The freedom to love" (English)
May 29, 1993. Saturday p.m. Sue Mosteller, "La liberte a aimer" (French)
May 28, 1993. Friday a.m. Sue Mosteller, "A holy ground" (English)
May 28, 1993. Friday a.m. Sue Mosteller, "Une terre sainte" (French)
May 27, 1993. Thursday p.m. Sue Mosteller, "You are my beloved" (English)
May 27, 1993. Thursday p.m. Sue Mosteller, "Tu es Mon Bien Amie" (French)
#10 - "Let me wash your feet, trust me". November 2, 1991
Item consist of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given by Sr. Sue Mosteller at a Covenant Retreat from October 28 - November 2, 1991, in Belgium.
#9 - "Do you love me? Feed my sheep!" November 1, 1991
#8 - "I'll bring you from slavery to freedom". November 1, 1991
#7 - "The father is your home". October 31, 1991
#6 - "Coming back home". October 31, 1991
#5 - "Live your brokenness as a food for the world". October 30, 1991
#4 - "Let Him go to the place of your true desire and listen". October 30, 1991
#3 - "What do you want me to do for you?" October 29, 1991
#2 - "You are my beloved child". October 29, 1991
#1 - "I lead you to the desert and speak to your heart". October 28, 1991
Covenant Retreat October 1991
File consists of 10 audio cassettes featuring talks given by Sr. Sue Mosteller at a Covenant Retreat from October 28 - November 2, 1991, in Belgium.
Sue Mosteller, #6
June 4 - 10, 1989
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given at a Covenant Retreat in June 1989.
Covenant Journey June 1989
File consists of 12 audio cassettes featuring talks given at a Covenant Retreat in June 1989. The cassettes are labeled as being given by Jean Vanier, but one cassette features a talk by Sr. Sue Mosteller. The cassettes are numbered sequentially and titles of talks are not listed.
1st tape. Intro - Sue Mosteller. Jean Vanier, "Where we are" (English)
[January] 1989
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given at a Covenant Journey Retreat in 1989. The talk was given in French, but has been translated into English.
Covenant Journey 1989
File consists of 17 audio cassettes featuring talks given at a Covenant Journey Retreat in 1989. There are varying speakers and titles. The talks were given in French, but have been translated into English.
October 30, 1987. Final Sunday Sermon
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given by Sr. Sue Mosteller at a Covenant Retreat in October 1987.
October 1987. Talk 10
October 27, 1987. Talk 7
October 26, 1987. End of talk 2 and talk 3
October 24, 1987 and October 25, 1987. Talk 1 & start of talk 2
Covenant Retreat, Sue Mosteller
File consists of 10 audio cassettes featuring talks given by Sr. Sue Mosteller at a Covenant Retreat in October 1987.
Holding the vision of L'Arche
Item consists of 1 audiocassette featuring a talk by Sue Mosteller at the Head of the House meeting. Talk is undated. It is titled, "Holding the vision of l'Arche."
Eastern Regional Gathering
File consists of 5 audio cassettes featuring talks given by Jean Vanier at the Eastern Regional Gathering in Boston, MA, in April, 1984.
Jean Vanier and Sue Mosteller. "Questions and answers."
Item consists of 1 audio cassette featuring a talk given by Jean Vanier at the Eastern Regional Gathering in Boston, MA, in April, 1984.


This Senzou Kengata knife is a standard kitchen knife, capable of doing just about anything you need it to. The blade is large, with an elongated and pronounced bevel which allows for rocking, and enables an extra fine cut. The tip is sharpened, and the back is wide enough to place your hand there for additional pressure. The blade is stainless steel and is the corner stone of any chef's kitchen.


Applying a fleshcraft graft to a target requires a 1-hour surgical procedure, during which time the subject must be either willing or helpless. At the end of the hour, the surgeon must attempt a Heal check against the graft's listed DC. Failure indicates the patient's body rejects the graft and the graft dies. Regardless of the surgery's success, the subject takes 1d4 points of Constitution damage and 1d4 points of Wisdom damage (or 1d8 points of sanity damage, if employing the sanity system on page 12). Although fleshcraft grafts are not magical, some occupy a magic item slot on the body, preventing that slot from being used for any magic item or other graft.
A fleshcraft graft can be removed with another hour-long surgery and a successful Heal check against the original DC. On a failure, either the graft remains or the surgeon removes the graft, destroying it and killing the subject (surgeon's choice). Alternatively, the surgeon can remove the graft more delicately and use healing magic to save the subject, attempting a DC 15 Heal check and applying a heal or regenerate spell immediately afterward. Failing this Heal check always results in the destruction of both graft and subject. A successful surgery removes and destroys the graft. Regardless of the method used and the surgery's success, the subject takes 1d4 points of Constitution damage and 1d4 points of Wisdom damage (or 1d8 points of sanity damage, if using the sanity system).
Fleshcraft Elixirs: A creature with the Fleshwarper feat can also create fleshcraft elixirs. Doing so requires an alchemy lab worth at least 1,000 gp as well as 1 pound of living tissue per 1,000 gp value of the elixir, just like creating a graft, but the components are distilled into the elixir. Creating a fleshcraft elixir is like creating a magic item and requires 1 day of crafting time per 1,000 gp of the graft's value. These potionlike concoctions can bestow the effect of an individual fleshcraft graft (a creature can't benefit from more than one at a time), but for a limited period of time. Imbibing a fleshcraft elixir works similarly to imbibing other potions or elixirs, except that it's slow acting, taking effect the round after it is imbibed (as if the imbiber were casting a 1-round casting time spell). Fleshcraft elixirs are foul and potentially dangerous. A fleshcraft elixir is keyed to a specific type of fleshcraft, and each elixir provides a Fortitude save that the imbiber must succeed at in order to gain that graft's effect for the limited duration. On a failed saving throw, the imbiber gains only the graft's penalty for its duration, and if the imbiber fails the saving throw by 5 or more, the imbiber also takes 1d6 points of Constitution damage. While not strictly magical (and not applicable for reuse with alchemical allocationAPG), they count as both transmutation and poison effects that affect only living creatures for the purposes of saving throws and resistances.
Below are some examples of fleshcrafts. In addition to the name, slot, and effect, each fleshcraft presents information for both the elixir and the graft versions. Each category of information is explained below.
Temporary Duration: This is the length of time the fleshcraft lasts if the recipient is merely imbibing a fleshcraft elixir for its limited effects. This does not apply to a permanent fleshcraft such as a graft. If the graft has a limited number of uses per day, a creature affected by its corresponding elixir can use the ability the same number of times during the elixir's duration.
Saving Throw: This is the DC of the Fortitude saving throw the imbiber must succeed at to gain the benefits rather than just the penalties of the fleshcraft when imbibing a fleshcraft elixir. A creature imbibing a corresponding elixir that fails this saving throw by 5 or more also takes 1d6 points of Constitution damage.
Penalty: This is the penalty that a creature takes while benefiting from a fleshcraft graft or elixir, or takes if it fails the saving throw after imbibing a fleshcraft elixir.
The subject's eyes are replaced by antennae that sprout from its eye sockets. The creature gains blindsight to a range of 30 feet.
Penalty: The subject is blinded.
The subject produces viscous black spittle that can temporarily blind creatures within 30 feet. If the subject succeeds at a ranged touch attack with this spittle, it blinds the target for 1d4 rounds. The subject can use this ability three times per day.
Penalty: The subject cannot speak or cast spells, use command word or spell-completion magic items, or cast spells with verbal components.
The subject's hands are replaced with hooked, clawed appendages. A Medium creature can use the claws as natural weapons that deal 1d6 points of slashing damage (1d4 points if Small). The claws grant the subject a burrow speed of 5 feet.
Penalty: The subject has a hard time wielding manufactured weapons and performing precision-based tasks involving hands (such as opening locks). Attacks with such weapons and skill checks and ability checks for such tasks take a –2 penalty.
A glaze of strange, malleable skin wraps around the subject, granting it the ability to use Stealth in any natural terrain, whether or not it has cover or concealment.
Penalty: The subject takes a –4 penalty on Perception checks.
A chitinous carapace covers the subject's body, attached by a collection of fibrous nerves. This grants a +4 enhancement bonus to the subject's natural armor bonus.
Penalty: The inflexibility of the plates or the stiffness of a failed transformation imposes a –4 armor check penalty, which stacks with all other armor check penalties.
A cerebral husk forms on the back of the subject's head, burrowing synaptic fibers into the base of the skull. Once per day, when the subject fails a saving throw against a mind-affecting effect, it can shunt the effect into the cerebral husk. While the subject is not affected by that mind-affecting effect, it causes the husk to spasm, dealing 1d6 points of Constitution damage that the subject can recover from only by resting.
Penalty: The subject takes a –2 penalty on Intelligence-based checks.
The subject's hands are replaced with clawed appendages that can be used as natural weapons that a Medium creature can use to deal 1d8 points of slashing damage (1d6 points if Small). The subject gains a +4 bonus on grapple combat maneuver checks with the gauntlet.
Penalty: The subject can't use the clawed hand to wield a weapon or manipulate objects. It takes a –4 penalty when performing precision-based tasks involving hands (such as opening locks) if attempting to do so with one hand.
Bulging eyes cover the subject's own, augmenting the existing organs. Fibrous nerve tissue grafts to the eyes, fusing them in place and linking the subject's vision to these new, bulbous appendages. The subject gains darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Penalty: The subject gains light blindness (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 301).
The subject gains a grasping tendril. If grafted as a replacement for a lost arm, this tendril functions as an arm, and if it isn't holding anything, a Medium creature can use the tendril as a secondary natural attack dealing 1d4 points of damage. If grafted elsewhere on the body (using the chest slot), the tendril can retrieve stowed objects on the subject's person and deliver them to an empty hand as a swift action, but cannot hold, use, or otherwise wield items. If the subject has no empty hand when the tendril retrieves a stowed item, the item harmlessly drops into the subject's space. A fleshcraft elixir granting a grasping tendril always transforms an arm, granting the first benefit.
Penalty: If the tendril replaces an arm, the subject has a hard time wielding manufactured weapons and performing precisionbased tasks involving hands (such as opening locks). Attacks with such weapons and skill or ability checks for such tasks take a –2 penalty. There is no penalty if the tendril is grafted elsewhere.
The subject's teeth are replaced by strange, crooked fangs. A Medium creature gains a bite natural attack that deals 1d4 points of damage (1d3 points if Small). Three times per day, the subject can envenom the fangs as a free action before making the bite attack; the bite deals its normal damage plus poison (Fortitude DC = 15 + the subject's Constitution modifier; frequency 1/round for 3 rounds; effect 1d3 Str; cure 1 save). If the attack misses, the poison is wasted. The subject is immune to its own poison, but not other poisons (including the poisons of other creatures with poison fangs).
Penalty: The subject takes a –2 penalty on all Charisma-based skill checks except Intimidate checks.
Serrated, reptilian spines run along portions of the subject's arms. As a standard action, the subject can extend or retract a spine in one or both of its forearms. A Medium creature can use these spines as natural weapons that deal 1d6 points of piercing damage (1d4 points if Small), though as with claws, an attack with the spines uses the corresponding hand. The subject also gains a +2 bonus on grapple combat maneuver checks when both spines are extended.
Penalty: The subject has a hard time wielding manufactured weapons and performing precision-based tasks involving hands (such as opening locks) while the spines are extended. Attacks with such weapons and skill or ability checks for such tasks take a –2 penalty. If the subject gains this penalty because of a failed saving throw after drinking a fleshcraft elixir, the skin of its arms calcifies and it takes this penalty for the entire duration, even though it does not gain the use of the spines.
Numerous malformed eyes grow on the subject's head. The creature gains all-around vision and can't be flanked.
Penalty: The subject is overwhelmed by sensory information, leaving it dazzled for the duration.
The gills and some of the glands of a shark are grafted to the subject's neck and into its lungs, changing the way its respiratory system works. While it benefits from this fleshcraft, the subject can breathe water.
Penalty: The subject can no longer breathe air.
The subject gains a large scorpion-like tail that sprouts from its lower back. A Medium creature can use its fleshwarped stinger as a natural weapon that deals 1d6 points of piercing damage (1d4 points if Small). Three times per day, the subject can envenom the stinger as a free action before making the attack; the stinger deals its normal damage plus poison (Fortitude DC = 15 + the subject's Constitution modifier; frequency 1/round for 4 rounds; effect 1d4 Dex; cure 1 save). If the attack misses, the poison is wasted. The subject is immune to its own poison, but not other poisons (including the poisons of other creatures with stinging tails).
Penalty: The subject takes a penalty of –5 feet to its land speed and a –2 penalty on Acrobatics checks.
Membranes of skin grow between the subject's fingers and toes and stretch between its appendages and body, granting the creature a 20-foot swim speed.
Penalty: The subject has difficulty holding items and takes a –2 penalty on attack rolls with held weapons.
The subject gains leathery, batlike wings on its back, granting it a fly speed of 60 feet (with an average maneuverability) as well as a +5 competence bonus on Fly checks.
Penalty: The subject takes a –2 penalty on all Dexterity-based skill checks and ability checks except Fly checks.


This is a large rucksack, suitable for trekking and backpacking.It is little used and in new condition.
Used rucksack one zip does not work but all the rest do. Price is posted. Size is 45 cm high and 40 wide. Has got few different pockets and tie up on front. As stated this is used but lots of life left . Shoulder straps and waist strap two drink holders.
Deuter Guide 35 + Alpine rucksack. As New !
Rucksack for sale never used so in very good condition see photos. Cash only on collection.


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Lock in a great price for Covadonga Hostel – rated 9.1 by recent guests!
Our host Andres was very friendly and helpful. He helped us plan our intenrary around the picos and made our stay such a great one.
The host is incredible. Very good communication and very friendly. His suggestions on what to see were spot on and he even gave me a lift to the nearest bus stop for me to take the bus up the mountains as well as arranging a taxi for me when I had to leave early in the morning before the busses opperate. The facilities are great and clean and you really feel the small village friendliness being there. Great place to stay to see the Picos.
Andres is a really very nice host! The place was perfect for us, just before getting on our 4-day-track through the picos.
We really enjoyed our time Covadonga Hostel. The hostel is really cosy and very clean. Moreover, the hostel warden, Andres, is very kind and helpful! He gave us a lot of tips what to do in Picos National Park. The albuerge is located in the nature and close to Cangas the Onis and Picos de Europa National Park.
Andres was an excellent host and really went out of his way to make sure I had a great time. He picked me up from Cangas the Onis nearby, gave me recommendations for nearby hiking trails, and even drove out to pick me up when I was walking back to the hostel in the rain!
The owner of the hostel was really nice and helpfull. He booked a nice kayak trip for us. The location is good, close to the lakes. Nice atmosphere around the hostel. Enough space in the dorm for everybody. Showers etc where clean. Really nice that we could cook our own dinner there.
Great location for hiking the Covadonga area and amazing staff! Clean and well kept, definitely recommend for and an excellent value.
The owner of the hostel is very kind and friendly. The room is comfortable, although can be a bit cold and is set in a beautiful area. It is located very close to Covadonga, which can be reached by car in about 5 minutes or on foot in about 35-40 minutes. Cangas De Onis is also very close, as is a lot of other beautiful places and destinations.
Andrés picked me up from the bus station as it is quite far to the hostel. He also lent me equipment for my walk the next day. A very generous and friendly guy and keeps his hostel clean. La Riera is gorgeous. I can't wait to go back!
Covadonga Hostel in La Riera provides accommodations with free bikes, a terrace and a shared lounge. A tour desk can provide information on the area.
Some rooms also feature a kitchen with a stovetop.
Guests can take part in various activities in the surrounding areas, including skiing and cycling.
Cangas de Onís is 4.1 miles from the hostel. The nearest airport is Asturias Airport, 70 miles from Covadonga Hostel.
This property is also rated for the best value in La Riera! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
When would you like to stay at Covadonga Hostel?
This bed in dormitory features a kitchenette, kitchenware and dining area.
House Rules Covadonga Hostel takes special requests – add in the next step!
Please inform Covadonga Hostel of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Just be aware that there isn't anywhere to stock up on groceries in La Riera, and there's only really one restaurant. Public transport options are very limited so plan accordingly!
It's a quiet small town so you definately need a car if you want to go somewhere. The beds where a bit squeeky.
If you don't have a car, it's a little difficult to get there but there is a bus to get hostel and also trail way to the hostel and which was very pretty way.
Owner was very helpful and kind. He gave me some tips and took care about me :) Room and kitchen were very clean and useful.
Slightly warm room at night and average bed comfort.
My only issue was that the hostel does not have very good connection to public transport. Buses only pass by every couple of hours which can make things a bit more difficult if you don't have a car, but that really isn't something that I can fault the hostel for.
I can think of nothing that I wasn't happy about.
Everything about my experience here was fantastic. My friend and I arrived a few hours before check-in time, but were given our beds immediately and warmly welcomed. There were bicycles for us to use, free of charge. The kitchen was well supplied, clean, and never crowded. The bathroom was clean and comfortable, with hot water and a good showerhead. The beds were large enough (I'm quite tall), with good mattresses. The man who runs the hostel speaks fluent English, but was willing to only speak it with us when we initiated it, as he recognized we were trying to practice Spanish. More importantly however, in my opinion, he recommended skipping the popular and touristy hikes and instead suggested one that was incredible throughout and concluded at an overlook that was one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. I've done a lot of hiking in my life, and this view left me speechless and made me come close to crying. I was and still am so grateful for his advice, as that was the highpoint of my entire trip to Asturias.


As I was growing up in the midst of great turmoil, Uncle Frank reached out to me in a number of ways, providing solace, perspective, even laughter through the pain. He helped me find a way through the darkness and was instrumental in making sure I got a good education and was connected to the help that I needed.
On a lighter note, Uncle Frank was a goof! I remember his sticking a carrot in each nostril and playing an "air guitar" while shaking the hair he didn't have, giving his impression of the rock stars of the day from the British invasion.
Thank you, Uncle Frank, for your deep, playful but thoughtful spirit and all the good you did in the world, spreading hope, wisdom, and laughter.
Uncle Frank was such a loving and fatherly influence in my life, giving comfort and family when I needed it most. He could always lighten the day with his great playful nature. When we moved back to Michigan from Texas, he was there to help. He was driving a convertible sports car and was getting sun burned, not having a hat. He tied a very colorful scarf on his head he borrowed from my mom, Elaine, and away we went down the highway with that great smile of his and colorful scarf streaming in the breeze. I believe he made sure to wave at everyone on the road. He was the show that day! He made a long trip most enjoyable.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – A child of the Great Depression (but never poor in spirit!), Frank was born on October 15, 1930 in Clawson, Michigan, to Seward Huntington Bentz and Regina (Rohrman) Bentz. The "baby brother" to five siblings (Bob, Rich, Carol, Elaine and Stu), he earned the moniker of "favorite uncle" to several nieces and nephews who sought out and were influenced by what they saw as his playful, loving and thoughtful nature. They remember him as "providing solace, laughter, perspective" and as "spreading hope, wisdom and insight." He was often their rock of dependable support.
Family was Frank's most valued and cherished asset. He and his first love, Melba (Ehm) Bentz were the proud and loving parents of three children: Deb (Mark) Gervais; Craig (Kristine) Bentz; Denise (Derrick) Disney. He was blessed with six grandchildren and one great granddaughter: Dr. Josh (Morgan) Bell; Jake Bell; Kali Disney, Dr. Cameron Bentz; Corbin Bentz; Matt (Cherri) Gervais; Rachel (Dan) Commerford; and Hannah Commerford. When Frank married Jody Peloza Bowman in 1994, he embraced stepson Blake A. Bowman in whose life he played an integral part. Frank left a deeply embedded, loving legacy as a man of integrity, father, mentor, spiritual guide, character builder and all-around role model.
Frank served in the U.S. Army in post-WWII France decommissioning American war materiel.
unrecognized, as he was frequently lauded with public awards from mayors, governors, corporate executives, academic leaders, fellow fundraising colleagues and professional organizations.
Not surprisingly, an abiding faith in God centered Frank and defined his life, both personal and professional. He was a spiritual advocate in his home and workplace, as well as an active participant and leader in churches in Michigan, Minnesota and Indiana, his last affiliation being with St. Luke's United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. His faith defined and extended to his love of nature to which he was drawn. Among other sites, he considered The Boundary Waters, the mountains and streams of Colorado and Lake Michigan as his churches in the wild.
A gathering to celebrate Frank's life is scheduled on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at Feeney Hornak Shadeland Mortuary, 1307 North Shadeland Ave., Indianapolis; IN.
Special and grateful blessings are due Dr. Robert H. Love and Dr. Stephen Knaus who not only cared for Frank, but also cared about him. Also, thank you to the staffs of Willow Lake Place, MyMoble MD and Harbor Light Hospice, both of Indianapolis.
Do a random act of kindness in Frank's honor and / or consider a contribution to his favorite charity: St. Vincent Hospital Foundation, 8402 Harcourt Road, Suite 210, Indianapolis, IN 46260.


Sony have released a new trailer for the sci-fi sequel.
Everyone expected Sony to release a new trailer for Blade Runner 2049 at this weekend's San Diego Comic Con, but they've surprised us all by dropping it ahead of the event. This one gives us a closer look at what we assume are the film's replicants, played by Dave Bautista and Ana De Armas, among others.