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The article, "The Price of HR Compliance Goes Up Again!" featured in Omega HR Solutions, Inc, shedded light on the DOL's so called Interim Final Rule that will take effect on August 1, 2016.
Caroline Brown provided commentary on the increase of child labor violation penalties.
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treating patients with dignity and respect policy
The Human Rights Act 1998 gives legal effect in the UK to the fundamental rights and freedoms contained in the European Convention on Human Rights. These rights not only impact matters of life and death, they also affect the rights you have in your everyday life: what you can say and do, your beliefs, your right to a fair trial and other similar basic entitlements. You have the responsibility to respect other people's rights, and they must respect yours.
This Dignity and Respect, Policy sets out our commitment to treating all people with equality & diversity, valuing the diversity of all:
To ensure that staff employed by Frome Medical Practice treat patients, the public and colleagues with dignity and respect. The Practice advocates a culture of care that respects the privacy, dignity, culture and individuality of all patients under its care and staff.
To ensure privacy and dignity are fundamental within our core values and governance strategy.
This policy applies to all employees at Frome Medical Practice irrespective of profession, grade, position or contract, and any staff contracted to provide a service to Frome Medical practice on a temporary basis.
Members of Staff require support, development and education to ensure that they are appropriately skilled, that in spite of the pressures of the modern NHS they treat individuals with compassion and in a dignified and respectful way.
The Practice Manager has overall responsibility to ensure compliance with this policy, with delegated responsibility being passed to the Team Leaders of each staff group.
It is the responsibility of each staff member to:
Ensure that the privacy and dignity of all patients, members of the public and work colleagues are respected.
Adhere to the principles set out in this policy.
Frome Medical Practice expects that all staff support people with the same respect they would want for themselves or a member of their family. People should be treated in a courteous and considerate manner, at all times.
Frome Medical Practice expects staff to treat each person as an individual. The attitude and behaviour of managers and staff help to preserve an individual's identity. Staff should agree with people about how they would like to be addressed. Staff should take the time to assess and understand a person's individual needs.
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff to respect people's right to privacy. Areas of sensitivity which relate to modesty, gender, culture or religion and basic manners are fully respected.
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff to ensure people feel able to complain without fear of retribution. * People have access to the information and advice they need. Members of Staff support people to raise their concerns and complaints with the appropriate person. Concerns and complaints are respected and answered in a timely manner.
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff working with patients to assist people to maintain confidence and a positive self-esteem. The care and support provided should encourage individuals to participate as far as they feel able. Care should be aimed to develop the self-confidence of the person receiving services, actively promoting well-being.
Frome Medical practice expects all staff working with patients to act to alleviate people's loneliness and isolation. Staff should help people receiving services to feel valued as members of the community.
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff working with patients to enable people to maintain the maximum possible level of independence, choice and control. People receiving services should be helped to participate as partners in decision-making about the care and support they receive. People should be encouraged and supported to take responsibility for managing their care themselves in conjunction with, when needed, care staff and other information and support services
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff working with patients to listen and support people to express their needs and wants. People should be provided with information in a way that enables them to reach agreement
Frome Medical Practice expects all staff to engage with family members and carers as care partners. Relatives and carers experience a welcoming ambience and are able to communicate with staff and managers as contributing partners.
It is the responsibility of Line Managers to also ensure that:
Members of Staff have received training / education in interpersonal skills / customer care / communication and/or Dignity and Respect.
They provide a good role model in their own attitude and behaviour.
All systems of care are patient focused and person centered and not task orientated.
Members of Staff are supported to participate in training and service development.
Implement the principles set out in this policy.
Promote and encourage positive attitudes and behaviours within its culture and aim to eliminate the risk of any patients, staff and the general public suffering a negative experience.
Ensure that any problems in relation to standards and guidelines on privacy and dignity in our care of patients is monitored and reported through the incident reporting, complaints or clinical governance processes and for staff, through the human resources procedures.
Promote and support a culture of "zero tolerance" of all forms of abuse.
Frome Medical Practice recognises that abuse can take many forms including physical, emotional, financial, sexual, institutional, neglect and discriminatory.
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PEOPLE v. BUCHTEL
District Court of Appeal, Third District, California.
The PEOPLE of the State of California, Plaintiff and Respondent, v. Solomon Arnold BUCHTEL, Defendant and Appellant.
Robert J. Nareau, Woodland (under appointment by Third District Court of Appeal), for appellant. Stanley Mosk, Atty. Gen., by Doris Maier, Asst. Atty. Gen., and Edward Hinz, Jr., Deputy Atty. Gen., Sacramento, for respondent.
This apppeal is from a conviction of murder in the second degree and of assault with a deadly weapon.
There are many assignments of error, most of which we find unsubstantial; some need not be discussed. The contention most earnestly urged is that the district attorney who prosecuted the case was guilty of prejudicial misconduct and of bad faith throughout the trial and in his argument to the jury. Our study of the record leaves us critical of a tendency on the part of the prosecuting attorney to address his opponent rather than the court in making objections; equally critical of defense counsel's penchant for the leading question (when bringing out new and important evidence from defendant and his own witnesses).1 But on neither side did the behavior reach prejudicial misconduct. Most of it was not even seriously censurable. Defendant was fairly tried.
Both the homicide and the assault followed a drunken brawl during the late hours of September 10, 1962. The murdered man was Bill Geddes; the victim of the assault, Elva Ferguson. These two plus the defendant and his wife, Frances (who is also Ferguson's sister), had been earnestly engaged in getting themselves intoxicated, separately or together, throughout the afternoon and evening of that day.2
At about 9:15 P. M. Geddes and Ferguson drove to the Buchtel home. Defendant had retired; Mrs. Buchtel met the late, and unexpected visitors, outside. Shortly thereafter defendant, attired only in his wife's housecoat, came into the yard. The night was warm and moonlit and the four congregated at or around a set of bedsprings located in the Buchtel yard. Mrs. Buchtel brought out wine from the house and another bottle was produced from the Geddes automobile. A period of drinking ensued which, as stated above, was, for all of the participants, a continuation of earlier tippling.
Sometime during the progress of the party Mrs. Buchtel informed Ferguson that she wanted to leave her husband and asked her brother to take her to Klamath Falls. Defendant's drinking habits appear to have been the cause of the domestic infelicity. (All parties present had had drinking problems to an extent that they had sought aid from Alcoholics Anonymous.)
Geddes argued with Ferguson that Mrs. Buchtel should not forsake defendant during his struggles with his predilection.
During this discourse Geddes, becoming drunkenly truculent, called Ferguson a big fat Indian brother-in-law; also a son-of-a-bitch. Somewhat paralogically Geddes, whose epithets had been directed toward Ferguson, pushed defendant's face into the dirt. Shortly thereafter, and apparently without provocation, Geddes attacked Ferguson, who retaliated, knocking Geddes down. When Geddes again advanced, Ferguson knocked him down a second time. Geddes called upon defendant for help. Defendant then grabbed Ferguson, who shoved defendant and knocked him down.
This was followed by a third encounter between Geddes and Ferguson and again Ferguson knocked Geddes down. Defendant then made another attempt, struggling with Ferguson and was again worsted. This terminated with first fighting, although shortly thereafter Geddes threatened Ferguson with a metal object (which may have been a wrench later found in Geddes' car). Ferguson's warning dissuaded Geddes.
Meanwhile defendant had gone into the house. The evidence is unclear but Mrs. Buchtel had apparently preceded him and may have put in a phone call to the sheriff's office for help to stop the fighting.
As to the events thus far recited, there is little conflict in the evidence, although the statement given is based principally upon the testimony of Ferguson supplemented by the alcoholic-dimmed recollection of Mrs. Buchtel.
The accounts sharply diverge as to what happened next. Ferguson testified that as he was standing at a point which he indicated as being just east of the Geddes car, defendant 'came off the porch' carring a shotgun. Ferguson's detailed account of the shooting would justify the jury's belief that defendant fired two shots, one of which struck Geddes in the right leg with its full force and caused his death, and the other of which, although a near miss, wounded Ferguson in the left thigh. Ferguson's testimony would have justified the jury's belief that the shot which killed Geddes had been intended for Ferguson. Ferguson testified he then ran toward defendant, wrestled with him for the gun and succeeded in controlling it so he was able to pump the gun to insure its chamber was empty. He then left the scene without having noticed that Geddes had been hit and was bleeding to death.
Defendant first told sheriff's officers that his first meeting with Ferguson that night was when he had answered a knock on his kitchen door, to find Ferguson standing there; that Ferguson had hit him on the head, a scuffle had ensued and he and his wife had then pushed Ferguson out of the house. Later that night defendant had said he could not remember any of the events of the evening. He repeated this statement the following day after he had sobered up.
Testifying in his own behalf at the trial defendant asserted he had gone into the house and had obtained his already-loaded shotgun while Ferguson and Geddes were fighting. Returning outside he had seen Ferguson advancing toward his wife and told him to keep away; that Ferguson had turned and walked toward defendant who then fired a warning shot intending not to hit him. Ferguson continued to advance and grabbed his gun. In a struggle which followed Ferguson struck defendant rendering him unconscious. He was, therefore, unable to testify to subsequent happenings. However, it was the theory of the defense that Ferguson had fired the shot which killed Geddes. The jury did not accept this and substantial evidence other than Ferguson's testimony supported its conclusion that defendant had fired both the shot which wounded Ferguson and the fatal shot.
This evidence included the testimony of several neighbors who heard the two shots spaced at very brief intervals; also two spent shotgun shells were found by investigating police officers at or near where Ferguson testified the shooting took place, a point at variance with defendant's testimony.
Both under the theory of transferred intent which would have justified a conviction of first degree murder (People v. Sutic, 41 Cal.2d 483, 492, 261 P.2d 241; People v. Williams, 185 Cal.App.2d 457, 462, 8 Cal.Rptr. 254), and because voluntary drunkenness is not a defense to crime but only a factor to be taken into consideration in fixing intent or the degree of the crime (which the court here properly instructed the jury to be the rule) (Penal Code, sec. 22; People v. Baker, 42 Cal.2d 550, 268 P.2d 705), substantial evidence supported the jury's verdict of second degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon. Defendant on appeal does not contest this. His attack, as stated above, emphasizes, instead, charges of misconduct by the district attorney.
None of the instances cited as misconduct by the district attorney during argument are valid assignments and only one of them need be noticed. It is contended that it was misconduct for the district attorney to refer to the testimony of one of the defense witnesses as being 'worthless,' that he was thereby imposing his personal opinion upon the jury. In context the statement was made with reference to an answer given by a defense witness, Oilar, to an improper leading question put by the defense attorney: 'Q. You heard one shot, and what was the interval of time between those shots, a couple of minutes? A. I believe so.' The question, already answered, was then objected to and the objection was sustained, and the witness, having had the answer 'fed' to him by counsel, then repeated the sought-for answer. The testimony of four other nonparticipating witnesses had established that the time interval between shots was at most a matter of five or six seconds and under these circumstances characterization of Oilar's estimate as 'worthless' was a fair comment on the evidence and not the vouchsafing of a personal opinion by the prosecutor as to the reliability of a witness. In the decisions a fine but nevertheless clearly-marked distinction between propriety and impropriety is made in this regard. A prosecuting attorney is entitled to argue fairly and draw reasonable conclusions from the evidence, including an appraisal of its weight and the credibility of witnesses so long as his argument falls short of personal guaranty and endorsement. (People v. Perez, 58 Cal.2d 229, 245, 23 Cal.Rptr. 569, 373 P.2d 617, and cases there cited; People v. Houghton, 212 A.C.A. 877, 884, 28 Cal.Rptr. 351.)
Defendant also charges misconduct of the district attorney during the taking of evidence. One contention has merit. The prosecutor asked Mrs. Buchtel during cross-examination: 'Q. Did you ever live with a man without being married to him?' After the question had already been answered in the affirmative an objection was sustained. The jury was not admonished to disregard, but admonishment was not requested. The question was improper. (Code of Civil Proc., sec. 2051; People v. Buyle, 22 Cal.App.2d 143, 151, 70 P.2d 955.) Under the issues Mrs. Buchtel's rectitude or lack of it was without probative value. The question was prompted either by pruriency or by the hope that the jury would discridit the testimony of a witness who admitted unchastity. In another case a failure by defense counsel to ask for an admonition to the jury to disregard might not rescue the misconduct from reversal for prejudice. Trial lawyers are well aware that frequently admonitions to a jury to disregard that which has already been implanted in their minds serve only to emphasize and underline, and sometimes transform the inconsequential into indelibility. So are the courts aware of this; and reversal will follow where the case is evenly balanced or the error is of such a character that a harmful result cannot be cured. (People v. Lyons, 50 Cal.2d 245, 262, 324 P.2d 556.)
There was no prejudice in this case. Squalid depravity was uninhibitedly portrayed by all participants to the tragic events of the crime. Mrs. Buchtel's lack of moral rigidity was already quite apparent in the record when the improper question was asked. Moreover, her testimony was not an important cog of the defense. Her memory of the events of the evening was so dimmed by frankly-admitted inebriety that there was substantially nothing to impeach. Defendant was not prejudiced by the district attorney's improper question. (Const. Art. VI, sec. 4 1/2.)
A number of comments and statements of the district attorney during the course of the trial are cited as misconduct. We deem it unnecessary to discuss these at length. Most of the statements, improper because they were addressed to defense counsel, would have been without impropriety had they been addressed as objections to the court. Of a total of 17 now complained of statements, trial counsel objected only to two. Ordinarily no error can be assigned for the first time on appeal to statements unobjected to at the trial. (2 Witkin, California Procedure, Trial, sec. 10, p. 1735.) Instead of prejudicing the jury against defendant such statements generally backfire. (See the comments of Justice Draper in People v. Lucas, 160 Cal.App.2d 305, 310, 324 P.2d 933.)
Moreover, in this case the pot denounces the kettle. For example, objection is made to a statement by the prosecuting attorney: 'Why don't you get sworn and testify yourself' which was, of course, indecorous. Placed in context we find it forgivable.
Defense counsel was questioning a witness regarding the reputation of Alva Ferguson for veracity: 'Q. Do you know his general reputation? A. Yes. Q. Does he have a general reputation for being a liar? * * * Mr. A_____: Let this witness testify, not Mr. P_____. THE COURT: Overruled. Mr. P_____: To satisfy Mr. A_____, what is that reputation? A. You mean not telling the truth, do I say * * * Q. Yes? A. * * * why I think that? Q. No, just say he doesn't tell the truth. You also know his reputation * * * (Laughter) Mr. A_____: Oh, your Honor, boy! (Laughter) Mr. A_____: Why don't you get sworn and testify yourself?' This was followed by a statement by the court as follows: 'Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, whatever the provocation, please do remember that we are engaged in a serious business. Counsel, if they have an objection, will state it to the Court.'
We have mentioned this incident because it is typical. We find in the transcript matching instances of side remarks by defense counsel. Efforts by both attorneys to revert 'to the ancient form of trial by champion' (to borrow the apt phrase of Justice Draper in People v. Lucas, supra, 160 Cal.App. at page 309, 324 P.2d at page 935) were only occasional. We overemphasize the importance of these transgressions perhaps by noticing them. When they occurred the trial court was quick to bring the progress of the trial back onto even keel.
We now refer briefly to some, but not all, of defendant's other contentions:
The trial court did not err in permitting the district attorney during the trial to pull the trigger, pump and again pull the trigger of the shotgun which was in evidence. The experiment was performed to enable a prosecution witness to fix her recollection and estimate of the time interval between the shots heard by her on the night of the shooting. After the experiment she testified that the interval might have been a second or two longer than the interval between the two trigger pulls as performed in court.
Demonstrative evidence is admissible so long as it tends to prove a material issue or to clarify the circumstances of a crime. (People v. Robillard, 55 Cal.2d 88, 99, 10 Cal.Rptr. 167, 358 P.2d 295, 83 A.L.R.2d 1086.) Details of the experiment must reasonably approximate those being simulated. But the trial court has wide discretionary power in such determination. (People v. Roberts, 40 Cal.2d 483, 490–191, 254 P.2d 501; People v. Dyer, 11 Cal.2d 317, 321, 79 P.2d 1071.) Defendant contends that here the demonstration was improper because the jury was being asked to assume that the reactions of the district attorney (sober) and of the defendant (intoxicated) were the same. The experiment performed in this case, however, did not purport to simulate the actual shooting and the jury could not have been misled to believe that it did. The district attorney operated the gun as rapidly as it could be done mechanically. The purpose was only to provide the witness a convenient gauge by which she could measure this against a time interval, as she had previously stated it in her testimony. Nowhere do witnesses find greater difficulty of thought expression than in the measurement of time. Solemn estimates that a speeding vehicle requires several minutes to cross an intersection are not uncommon. In this case, one defense witness had spaced the time interval between shots at 'a couple of minutes' while prosecution witnesses had placed the interval at a few seconds. Measurement, therefore, against the demonstrated maximum possible speed of operation of the gun was, under the circumstances, a reasonable method to test what actual time-period the witness had had in mind by her time-description. The court did not abuse discretion in permitting the experiment.
Chief Criminal Deputy Hart of the Shasta County Sheriff's Office was called as a defense witness. He was asked only his name and occupation and was then asked whether he had gone to school with Alva Ferguson. He replied that he had not. Defense counsel then sought and was refused permission to impeach the witness as to the accuracy of this statement.
Damage to the party calling the witness, materiality and surprise are the three elements which must exist as conditions to the right to impeach. (People v. Pickens, 190 Cal.App.2d 138, 147, 11 Cal.Rptr. 795.) The first two elements were nonexistent here. When defense counsel was given an opportunity (outside the presence of the jury) to explain wherein a school acquaintanceship between Hart and Ferguson could be material or relevant to the defense he did not do so. The court then stated: '* * * [I]nasmuch as this present witness has not previously been a witness nor testified to anything there is no present basis for impeaching him.' To this, defense counsel replied: 'I am fully aware of that.'
The court's ruling was not only acquiesced in; it was correct. (People v. Flores, 37 Cal.App.2d 282, 287, 99 P.2d 597.)
Defendant complains of the insufficiency of the court's instructions on justifiable homicide. The actual instructions given are not before us,3 and were not requested as part of the record on appeal. Defendant is precluded, therefore, from challenging their insufficiency. (People v. Cook, 167 Cal.App.2d 247, 250, 334 P.2d 307.) Moreover, the court did enumerate by appropriate subject-headings the matters on which he would instruct the jury. These are stated in the Reporter's Transcript. Inscluded is 'Self-defense as justification.' If we assume that the court adequately instructed the jury on self-defense as justifiable homicide (and we must assume this on this appeal), it is not apparent how a failure to instruct on any other of the instances in which homicide is justifiable could have been prejudicial. The only theory of the defense was that defendant had armed himself with a shotgun to protect himself from Ferguson; that he had shot Ferguson accidentally while intended only to warn him and that it had been Ferguson who, after knocking him unconscious, had shot Geddes. This theory left no room for instruction on justifiable homicide other than self-defense. Certainly, it left no room absent a request for such an instruction. (People v. Wade, 53 Cal.2d 322, 333–334, 1 Cal.Rptr. 683, 348 P.2d 116.)
Other contentions on appeal are insufficiently meritorious to justify mention, except to note in conclusion the somewhat resourceful argument by counsel for defendant on appeal that defendant cannot be charged with the failure by his trial counsel to have made timely objections because such failure establishes that incompetent counsel was appointed to represent him, which itself is a ground for reversal. Ingenuity rather than worth characterizes the argument. In the first place, inadequacy of defense counsel is not a ground for reversal on appeal unless 'counsel displays such a lack of diligence and competence as to reduce the trial to a 'farce or a sham." (People v. Wein, 50 Cal.2d 383, 410, 326 P.2d 457, 473; People v. Ricks, 161 Cal.App.2d 674, 678, 327 P.2d 209.) Moreover, while criticism has been directed above both to the prosecuting attorney and to trial defense counsel, such disapprobation does not by any means add up to any finding by us of incompetent advocacy. On the contrary, a reading of the transcript and consideration of the trial as a whole shows that defendant has had both diligent and reasonably competent representation in the presentation of a defense, the weakness of which lay not in any inadequacy of advocacy but in its irreconcilability with truth.
1. We also express admiration for the trial judge's forbearance and at the same time his mastery in control of the trial.
2. Blood-alcohol tests of the three men and some hours after the shooting showed the following results:milligrams per cc.Geddes (deceased)․3.2Defendant․2.6Ferguson․1.6
3. Certain instructions reread to the jury at their request during their deliberations were made a part of the Reporter's Transcript. We have referred to one of these above (see page 440). Instructions given on justifiable homicide were not reread.
PIERCE, Presiding Justice.
SCHOTTKY and FRIEDMAN, JJ., concur.


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Sometimes the leftover pieces just work.
While looking through my pile of scrap wood I ran across a few pieces of old trim that just worked together.
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THE CULTLIKE enthusiasm for the kamado grill is as deep and compelling as its roots in traditional Asian cooking. The ceramic, dome-shaped grills are available worldwide, but their inspiration dates back thousands of years.
In Japanese, kamado means a stove or cooking range, essentially "place for the cauldron," and the grill's provenance can be traced to the round earthenware pots originally used to cook rice in Japan and China in the third century—perhaps even earlier. Those clay vessels matured and developed into modern kamado grills, whose ceramic interiors and egg shape echo their origins.
Critics are quick to say the grills are heavy (roughly 70 to 200 pounds) and pricey, but both the weight and hefty price tag are owed to their expert construction.


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Resident Evil Portable
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Resident Evil Portable was the working title of a video game slated for the PlayStation Portable.[1][2] With little information on its development since 2009, it is presumed to have been cancelled or otherwise left in development hell.
Little information was released other than that it was intended with "the PSP Go in mind" and would have been an original story "totally different for a Resident Evil game."[3][4] Since its announcement at E3 2009, no new information has been released.
↑ PSP Gets Resident Evil Portable in 2010. 1up.com (June 2, 2009). Retrieved on April 7, 2010.
↑ Zombies infecting PSP in Resident Evil Portable. Joystiq (June 2, 2009). Retrieved on April 7, 2010.
↑ Reilly, Jim (June 9, 2009). New Resident Evil PSP Details Emerge. IGN.com. Retrieved on April 7, 2010.
↑ Spencer (June 8, 2009). Resident Evil Portable "Totally Different For A Resident Evil Game". Siliconera.com. Retrieved on April 7, 2010.
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Scrapped and cancelled Resident Evil projects.
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Resident Evil Portable (2009) • Creative Assembly (2011)
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Resident Evil (GBC) • Resident Evil 2 (SS) • Resident Evil (GBA)
Resident Evil 2 (GBA) • "Resident Evil Outbreak File 3"
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McElroy script • Romero film
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This vineyard is littered with the famous 'galets' or pudding stones characteristic of the area, but in reality the subsoil if far more important – the quaternary terrace has a complex and varied mixture of red clay and ferruginous sand. The vines are very old (approximately 90 years old). This unique hilltop vineyard West of the village of Châteauneuf-du-Pape makes some of the silkiest and most elegant wines in the region. The biodynamic viticulture ensures low yields (15-20 hl/ha) which are necessary to create a pure and intense Grenache wine. The wine is ample, fleshy, hot and round. It has an outstanding density with an impressive length.


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Q: Should i use Sqlite integer as a datatype for my primary key column? I am developing a library management software in javafx and I am using sqlite as a database for that. I have to store data of almost 50000 books. And all those books would have a barcode. Obviously, the barcode is a going to be an Integer(PS. Correct me if I am wrong) and it would contain many digits. So I am not understanding whether I should go with sqlite integer datatype or use string datatype for my primary key?

A: You should look into what kind of barcode the books are using you are going to store. Take a look here for more information about bar codes https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/EAN13?data=978020137962
You should also look into if you need to store leading zeros.
And your primary key does not have to be the value from the bar code.

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Therapy Department's Team Approach
Helps Patients Reach Fullest Potential
by Wendy Ferrer | Jul 7, 2021 | Rehab, Therapy
Whether throwing a surprise baby shower for a coworker or collaborating on patient treatment plans, the Therapy Department at Weinberg Campus does everything as a team. "We believe that the most successful rehabilitation results occur when all of us work together to set goals and share information," says Leah Samsel, Director of Inpatient and Outpatient Therapy.
Weinberg's therapy staff ranges from recent graduates to 40-year veterans. "Our team is what makes us successful. Our wide array of experience helps us to develop therapeutic solutions using the latest advancements combined with traditional techniques that help patients meet their goals," says Leah.
The therapy team provides a full range of inpatient and outpatient services to restore individuals to the highest level of function possible.
Physical therapists help patients regain balance, coordination, mobility, and endurance. Often, physical therapists will supervise strengthening exercises and range-of-motion techniques to build or maintain muscle tone and improve physical function.
Speech therapists help individuals communicate, express themselves or control speech volume. Re-development of cognitive skills–such as organizing thoughts, finding words and retaining information–is also an area of focus. Patients with swallowing difficulties receive specialized treatment during therapy sessions.
Occupational therapists guide patients in re-learning or practicing daily living skills such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, cooking or cleaning. Often, this may require a new technique, the use of adaptive equipment, or working on fine motor skills.
Inpatients stay in dedicated private rooms with private bathroom in Rosa Coplon Living Center.
"We are lucky that we get to spend 1:1 time with patients and really get to know them. When patients are rehabilitated and can go home, that is our ultimate reward! We enjoy celebrating with them and with each other," Leah says.
Yet once patients return home, support from the Weinberg Campus team continues with outpatient therapy, and home health care services. Our outpatient treatment facility includes an indoor, heated therapy pool.
"Whether patients come to us for inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient therapy or both, the therapy team does a great job taking an interdisciplinary approach to help guide patients every step of the way through their personal journey," says Matt McDougall, Administrator, Rosa Coplon Living Center.
If you or someone you love has been affected by a stroke, illness, or injury—or if you are anticipating an extended recovery from surgery, such as joint replacement—we are here to help. Rehabilitation can be scheduled in advance of a planned surgery. Call (716) 639-3311 ext. 2477. Most insurance carriers are accepted.


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using namespace std;

extern CRPCTable tableRPC;
NewMessageDialog::NewMessageDialog(Mode mode, const QString &to, const QString &title, QWidget *parent) :
    QDialog(parent),
    ui(new Ui::NewMessageDialog), mapper(0), mode(mode), model(0), walletModel(0)
{
    ui->setupUi(this);
	loadAliases();
	if(to != QString(""))
	{
		ui->toEdit->setEnabled(false);
		ui->toEdit->setText(to);
	}
	if(title != QString(""))
	{
		ui->topicEdit->setText(title);
	}
	ui->hexDisclaimer->setText(QString("") + tr("Choose 'Yes' if you are sending a Hex string as a message such as a raw transaction for multisignature signing purposes. To compress the message this will convert the message data from hex to binary and send it to the recipient. The outgoing message field will not be utilized to save space.") + QString(""));

	QSettings settings;
	QString defaultMessageAlias;
	int aliasIndex;
    switch(mode)
    {
    case NewMessage:
        setWindowTitle(tr("New Message"));
		ui->replyEdit->setVisible(false);
		ui->replyLabel->setVisible(false);
		ui->fromDisclaimer->setText(QString("") + tr("Select an Alias") + QString(""));
		defaultMessageAlias = settings.value("defaultAlias", "").toString();
		aliasIndex = ui->aliasEdit->findText(defaultMessageAlias);
		if(aliasIndex >= 0)
			ui->aliasEdit->setCurrentIndex(aliasIndex);
        break;
    case ReplyMessage:
        setWindowTitle(tr("Reply Message"));
		ui->replyEdit->setVisible(true);
		ui->replyLabel->setVisible(true);
		ui->toEdit->setEnabled(false);
		ui->aliasEdit->setEnabled(false);
        break;
	}
    mapper = new QDataWidgetMapper(this);
    mapper->setSubmitPolicy(QDataWidgetMapper::ManualSubmit);
}

NewMessageDialog::~NewMessageDialog()
{
    delete ui;
}

void NewMessageDialog::loadAliases()
{
	ui->aliasEdit->clear();
	string strMethod = string("aliaslist");
    UniValue params(UniValue::VARR);
	UniValue result ;
	string name_str;
	int expired = 0;

	try {
		result = tableRPC.execute(strMethod, params);

		if (result.type() == UniValue::VARR)
		{
			name_str = "";
			expired = 0;

			const UniValue &arr = result.get_array();
		    for (unsigned int idx = 0; idx < arr.size(); idx++) {
			    const UniValue& input = arr[idx];
				if (input.type() != UniValue::VOBJ)
					continue;
				const UniValue& o = input.get_obj();
				name_str = "";

				expired = 0;

				const UniValue& name_value = find_value(o, "name");
				if (name_value.type() == UniValue::VSTR)
					name_str = name_value.get_str();
				const UniValue& expired_value = find_value(o, "expired");
				if (expired_value.type() == UniValue::VNUM)
					expired = expired_value.get_int();

				if(expired == 0)
				{
					QString name = QString::fromStdString(name_str);
					ui->aliasEdit->addItem(name);
				}

			}
		}
	}
	catch (UniValue& objError)
	{
		string strError = find_value(objError, "message").get_str();
		QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
			tr("Could not refresh alias list: ") + QString::fromStdString(strError),
				QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
	}
	catch(std::exception& e)
	{
		QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
			tr("There was an exception trying to refresh the alias list: ") + QString::fromStdString(e.what()),
				QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
	}

}
void NewMessageDialog::setModel(WalletModel* walletModel, MessageTableModel *model)
{
    this->model = model;
	this->walletModel = walletModel;
    if(!model || mode != ReplyMessage) return;

    mapper->setModel(model);
	mapper->addMapping(ui->replyEdit, MessageTableModel::Message);
    mapper->addMapping(ui->toEdit, MessageTableModel::From);
	mapper->addMapping(ui->topicEdit, MessageTableModel::Subject);
}

void NewMessageDialog::loadRow(int row)
{
	const QModelIndex tmpIndex;
	if(model)
	{
		if(mode == ReplyMessage)
			mapper->setCurrentIndex(row);
		QModelIndex indexAlias = model->index(row, MessageTableModel::To, tmpIndex);
		if(indexAlias.isValid())
		{
			QString aliasStr = indexAlias.data(MessageTableModel::ToRole).toString();
			int indexInComboBox = ui->aliasEdit->findText(aliasStr);
			if(indexInComboBox < 0)
				indexInComboBox = 0;
			ui->aliasEdit->setCurrentIndex(indexInComboBox);
		}
	}

}

bool NewMessageDialog::saveCurrentRow()
{

    if(walletModel)
	{
		WalletModel::UnlockContext ctx(walletModel->requestUnlock());
		if(model && !ctx.isValid())
		{
			model->editStatus = MessageTableModel::WALLET_UNLOCK_FAILURE;
			return false;
		}
	}
	UniValue params(UniValue::VARR);
	string strMethod;
    switch(mode)
    {
    case NewMessage:
        if (ui->messageEdit->toPlainText().trimmed().isEmpty()) {
            QMessageBox::information(this, windowTitle(),
            tr("Empty message not allowed. Please try again"),
                QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
            return false;
        }
		strMethod = string("messagenew");
		params.push_back(ui->topicEdit->text().toStdString());
		params.push_back(ui->messageEdit->toPlainText().trimmed().toStdString());
		params.push_back(ui->aliasEdit->currentText().toStdString());
		params.push_back(ui->toEdit->text().toStdString());
		params.push_back(ui->hexEdit->currentText().toStdString());

		try {
            UniValue result = tableRPC.execute(strMethod, params);
			if (result.type() != UniValue::VNULL)
			{
				message = ui->messageEdit->toPlainText();
			}
			const UniValue& resArray = result.get_array();
			if(resArray.size() > 2)
			{
				const UniValue& complete_value = resArray[2];
				bool bComplete = false;
				if (complete_value.isStr())
					bComplete = complete_value.get_str() == "true";
				if(!bComplete)
				{
					string hex_str = resArray[0].get_str();
					GUIUtil::setClipboard(QString::fromStdString(hex_str));
					QMessageBox::information(this, windowTitle(),
						tr("This transaction requires more signatures. Transaction hex has been copied to your clipboard for your reference. Please provide it to a signee that has not yet signed."),
							QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
					return true;
				}
			}
		}
		catch (UniValue& objError)
		{
			string strError = find_value(objError, "message").get_str();
			QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
			tr("Error creating new message: ") + QString::fromStdString(strError),
				QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
			break;
		}
		catch(std::exception& e)
		{
			QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
				tr("General exception creating new message"),
				QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
			break;
		}

        break;
    case ReplyMessage:
        if (ui->messageEdit->toPlainText().trimmed().isEmpty()) {
            QMessageBox::information(this, windowTitle(),
            tr("Empty message not allowed. Please try again"),
                QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
            return false;
        }
        if(mapper->submit())
        {
			strMethod = string("messagenew");
			params.push_back(ui->topicEdit->text().toStdString());
			params.push_back(ui->messageEdit->toPlainText().trimmed().toStdString());
			params.push_back(ui->aliasEdit->currentText().toStdString());
			params.push_back(ui->toEdit->text().toStdString());
			params.push_back(ui->hexEdit->currentText().toStdString());

			try {
				UniValue result = tableRPC.execute(strMethod, params);
				if (result.type() != UniValue::VNULL)
				{
					message = ui->messageEdit->toPlainText();
				}
				const UniValue& resArray = result.get_array();
				if(resArray.size() > 2)
				{
					const UniValue& complete_value = resArray[2];
					bool bComplete = false;
					if (complete_value.isStr())
						bComplete = complete_value.get_str() == "true";
					if(!bComplete)
					{
						string hex_str = resArray[0].get_str();
						GUIUtil::setClipboard(QString::fromStdString(hex_str));
						QMessageBox::information(this, windowTitle(),
							tr("This transaction requires more signatures. Transaction hex has been copied to your clipboard for your reference. Please provide it to a signee that has not yet signed."),
								QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
						return true;
					}
				}
			}
			catch (UniValue& objError)
			{
				string strError = find_value(objError, "message").get_str();
				QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
				tr("Error replying to message: ") + QString::fromStdString(strError),
					QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
				break;
			}
			catch(std::exception& e)
			{
				QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
					tr("General exception replying to message"),
					QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
				break;
			}
        }
        break;
	}
    return !message.isEmpty();
}

void NewMessageDialog::accept()
{
	bool saveState = saveCurrentRow();
    if(!saveState && model)
    {
        switch(model->getEditStatus())
        {
        case MessageTableModel::OK:
            // Failed with unknown reason. Just reject.
            break;
        case MessageTableModel::NO_CHANGES:
            // No changes were made during edit operation. Just reject.
            break;
        case MessageTableModel::INVALID_MESSAGE:
            QMessageBox::warning(this, windowTitle(),
                tr("The entered message is not a valid Presidentielcoin message"),
                QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
            break;
        case MessageTableModel::WALLET_UNLOCK_FAILURE:
            QMessageBox::critical(this, windowTitle(),
                tr("Could not unlock wallet."),
                QMessageBox::Ok, QMessageBox::Ok);
            break;
        }
    }
	else if(saveState)
		QDialog::accept();
}


Torey Krug took the meaning of "defenseman" to the next level Saturday night.
With the game tied at 2, the Boston Bruins' blueliner scurried over in front of Boston's net after goaltender Tuukka Rask snuck into the corner to make a play on the puck.
But when the opposing Toronto Maple Leafs made their way down the ice faster than expected, the B's were between a rock and a hard place. Fortunately, Krug squeezed in and made the play of the game. The Black and Gold scored the go-ahead goal quickly after and went on to win 3-2.
His efforts earned him an unconventional award: the DCU Save of the Day. NESN's Jack Edwards and Andy Brickley broke down the play in the video above.


How to Keep Snakes Away from the Yard Most homes with yards have seen a snake or two, but if those reptiles decide to stay you need to know how to handle the situation. Most snakes are harmless and do a world of good for insect and rodent control; however, some snakes are deadly and there are very few ways to tell the differences between species. Proper lawn care is one of the most important tools of snake prevention and control. Grass that is too long will attract insects and then snakes. Decorative rocks and stone fences are also great snake habitats. By keeping your yard trimmed and low-growing vegetation to a minimum, snakes will not be drawn to your yard in the first place. To get rid of a problem snake, trapping and removal is the safest and most effective way to go about it. You should not approach a snake with the intent to kill it; this is how most venomous bites occur. Purchase a plastic box trap with glue inside. Any trapped snakes can be released into an area where they will not be problematic.
There are two types of snakes in a home: those that intend to be inside and those that have accidentally found themselves inside. If a snake has wandered into your home and you need to get it out, there are no completely hands-free methods of immediate removal with the exception of hiring a professional. A non-venomous snake can be picked up and removed in a number of ways including shooing it into a bin or picking it up and placing it into a pillow case. If you are unsure of the type of snake you are dealing with, you should never attempt to handle the animal. Even using a glue trap can be ill-advised as the trap will need to be examined daily. If you enter the area where the snake is confined and it is not in the trap, it is still loose in the room with you. For a snake trapped in the home, professional help is the best route of removal. If you have snakes entering your home deliberately through an outside entry point, the removal methods above are the same; however, your home needs to be sealed immediately to prevent a future snake issue. Snakes love cracks in steps and under foundations. Fixing your snake problem may mean fixing a much more important, structural issue.
Snakes in the basement usually enter through a crack in the foundation. Windows at ground level can be entry points if broken as well. A snake likes a basement because the space is cool and quiet, two attributes reptiles look for when they need to escape the heat of a summer day. The problem with a snake in the basement is that the animal will not be far from its den or from the hole where it gains access to the outside. Most snakes will immediately retreat when a human enters the basement, making capture impossible. Snakes that are deliberately inside of a home will not have the confused reactions of a snake that finds itself inside on accident. Trapping snakes in a basement is the most reliable means of removal aside from professional assistance. Glue traps with scent lures are very effective and allow venomous and non-venomous snakes to be removed and relocated. Place the traps near the area where the snake enters the basement. Once the animal has been caught, you must seal up and repair any cracks or more snakes will venture in.
Go back to the main Snake Removal page for more information about snake prevention, and more information about how to keep snakes away.


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Q: Cordova Android app storage permissions keep turning off I have the permissions setup in my AndroidManifest.xml file that look like this:
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />

However, everytime I run cordova build android, then cordova run android the permission in system settings for app storage is disabled. Why isn't this option automatically enabled when I have my manifest file setup with the above config?


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'The Walking Dead' season 3 spoilers: Where does Rick go from here?
AMC, Sarah Wayne Callies, The Walking Dead	 November 6, 2012
Now that "The Walking Dead" season 3 has aired its game-changing episode where the deaths of multiple characters was front and center, there is now one question that we have to ask: where does Rick go now? (Warning: the following contains spoilers from this past episode.) Speaking in a new interview with E! News, Sarah […]
'The Walking Dead' season 3: Who thinks their character should die?
AMC, Sarah Wayne Callies, The Walking Dead	 July 21, 2012
Usually when you look at a hit TV show, you have a cast of people who are desperate to keep their characters alive for as long as humanly possible. Not only do they want more work, but they also become invested in their alter egos and want to see them have a happy ending. With […]


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Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is taken very seriously by the Caroline County Courts. The DUI law can be very complex, and the consequences of a conviction can be extremely serious and life changing, such as mandatory minimum jail sentences, loss of driving privileges and rigorous treatment programs. We understand this and also know that a DUI arrest can be an embarrassing and devastating event. The simple fact is, you are in trouble with the law and you need a non-judgmental advocate to give you straight forward advice about protecting yourself before the Court and presenting your best defense. Now is not the time to have a lawyer that is going to lecture you about your choices. We have successfully defended hundreds of DUI cases, even in situations where a blood or breath test registered above the legal limit. Simply put, our Caroline County Bowling Green VA DUI Lawyers have the necessary experience to best defend your DUI case. You can benefit from our experience.
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The Commonwealth of Virginia has perhaps one of the most serious reckless driving laws in the Country according to WalletHub. Virginia Code Section 46.2-862 states in part that a motorist can be convicted of misdemeanor reckless driving for speeding in excess of 80 mph. A class one misdemeanor that can trigger significant penalties, even a jail sentence. Virginia State Troopers & Caroline County Deputy Sheriffs aggressively patrol all areas of the county to include Ruther Glen, Bowling Green, Ladysmith, and the popular routes of 1, 207 & 301, and of course Interstate 95. These law enforcement officers issue thousands of traffic tickets every year in Caroline County for reckless driving, speeding, and other various traffic offenses, some of which are very serious. Our Caroline VA Reckless Driving Traffic Lawyers specialize in defending reckless driving traffic cases and are before the Caroline Courts every week successfully representing clients. We believe that our clients benefit from this philosophy because it enables our lawyers to engage daily with the same Judges, prosecuting attorneys, and law enforcement officers. It is our experience that this practice enables us to better represent our clients.
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Most traffic related cases are resolved with a bench or Judge trial; however, every now and then, some cases can only be resolved by a jury trial. Riley & Wells Attorneys-At-Law represented a client in Caroline County Circuit Court with one of those cases. The allegation was that our client was reckless driving speeding 125 mph in a 65 mph zone. The client was originally represented by another firm in the Caroline County District Court and the Judge imposed a significant term of incarceration. The client appealed the verdict to the Circuit Court and subsequently retained our firm for representation. We discovered a significant issue with the accuracy of the state trooper's RADAR evidence; however, the Commonwealth's Attorney disagreed. We proceeded with a trial by jury and convinced the jurors that there were significant errors with the trooper's evidence and the Jury ruled for our client by finding him not guilty of misdemeanor reckless driving. Instead, the jury reduced our client's case to the minor traffic of improper driving and imposed a $250 fine. Needless to say, our client was ecstatic!
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Being a practicing Catholic in the current AFL landscape isn't something which particularly fazes first year Greater Western Sydney footballer Matthew Kennedy.
The Giants number 15 and his family have always gone to Mass and he says it is a part of who he is.
"My faith is really important to me and it's a big part of who I am," he told The Catholic Voice, the newspaper of the Canberra-Goulburn diocese.
Along with the adrenalin of playing top level sport, Catholicism is something which runs through Kennedy's veins.
He just so happens to be the nephew of Bishop Michael Kennedy, Bishop of Armidale.
Kennedy the footballer kicked three match-winning goals in his round 13 debut game against Essendon under the bright lights of Melbourne's Etihad Stadium earlier in the year after a string of good performances in the reserves.
He believes that his Catholic faith is something which helps him both on and off the field.
"I feel going to Mass is good for my spiritual development and makes me a more complete person, which can only benefit my game," he said.
Fulfilling his obligations as a Catholic is by no stretch an easy task for Kennedy.
Although hailing from Wagga Wagga in southern New South Wales, the youngster is on the road constantly.
"Naturally there has always been a lot of travelling for football, but I always check on Google to see where the nearest church is and what the Mass times are," he said.
Much like his football, Kennedy knows that leadership in living out his faith, is largely done by example and not so much by words.
And according to the young utility, this approach appears to be paying dividends.
"At one stage in the pre-season we had some spare time and a few of the boys asked me what I was up to," Kennedy said.
The 19-year-old and his teammates were in Canberra playing the Richmond Tigers at Manuka Oval on 30 July. It was an important game in the team's top four aspirations for season 2016.
As part of a 10-year agreement with the ACT Government, every season GWS play one pre-season match and three home and away games in Canberra.
Manuka Oval is virtually a second home for the Giants until 2021, when the agreement ends.
"We always look forward to playing in Canberra," Kennedy said recently.
Despite his busy schedule as a professional footballer, Kennedy still got involved in local World Youth Day (WYD) celebrations towards the end of July.
The young Giant gave a talk about faith, family and football at St John the Evangelist parish, Jugiong, on 31 July.
He followed news from Krakow, and said it was "nice to be able to mark the occasion with other young people".
Despite his travelling commitments, Kennedy is always eager to return home.
John McLaurin is the editor of Catholic Voice, newspaper of the Canberra-Goulburn archdiocese.


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Wind turbine parts arrive in Ogdensburg by ship and rail
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The Port of Ogdensburg has seen increased activity in recent days as the main components of a new wind turbine project roll into the facility by both ship and rail. [Read more…]
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Valentine Stores Inc. announced last month that it has agreed to sell its entire portfolio of convenience stores, gas stations and restaurants to a subsidiary of Sunoco, one of the nation's largest gas distribution companies. [Read more…]
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STEM scholarship offers NNY students opportunity
December 24, 2015 by NNYBiz
CANTON – A full scholarship offered by New York state to attend college for science, technology, engineering and math related fields could be an important launch for north country students.
The state offers a full scholarship to the top 10 percent of graduating high school students to attend SUNY schools for science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and who pledge to work and live in New York for five years following graduation.
State Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, is encouraging area students to consider the STEM scholarship as a good step into their future.
"The north country is home to many high-tech industries and world-class universities," Mrs. Russell said in a statement. "This scholarship is an excellent opportunity that I hope driven young people will take advantage of so they can write the next chapter of development in the region."
Last year, statewide, there were 553 recipients for the scholarship totaling $2.796 million.
For the north country region, including Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence, Clinton, Essex, Franklin and Hamilton counties, there were 15 recipients totaling $84,208.
Students looking to receive the scholarship must graduate in the top 10 percent of their class; attend a SUNY, CUNY or statutory college including Cornell and Alfred Universities; and must maintain a 2.5 grade point average or higher each semester.
For a high poverty area like the north country region, going to college could be tough to picture for many students, but schools in the region are beginning to push these STEM fields early in students' education which could set them up for opportunities like the state's scholarship.
"Considering the high poverty level in the area this scholarship could be a great opportunity for students who may not have the ability to go to college," said Lisa J. Blank, the new STEM director for the Watertown City School District. "You are talking saving kids around $30,000 a year."
Thomas R. Burns, superintendent of the St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services, agreed that the scholarship makes college more accessible for students.
"By providing a full SUNY tuition, the scholarship would increase the equity for student access to college," Mr. Burns said.
Mrs. Blank has worked with several area school districts including Sackets Harbor, Lyme, General Brown and Belleville Henderson to set up programs in science, technology, engineering and math and apply for grants from the Department of Defense Education Activity.
Mrs. Blank recently helped Watertown schools secure a $1.25 million grant from DoDEA to set up STEM programming in the district.
The grant money will be used for teacher training in technology, implementation of video lessons on the computer that can be bought or developed by teachers and several technology-based extracurricular activities, including robotics clubs for elementary pupils and engineering clubs for middle and high school students.
The funding can be applied to 14 clubs.
The money also will buy two new laptop carts each for H.T. Wiley Intermediate School, Case Middle School and Watertown High School, as well as a new virtual learning system.
Mrs. Blank also put schools in touch with STEM programs including Project Lead the Way, which provides STEM curriculum for kindergarten through 12th grade.
Mrs. Blank also helped Lyme Central School District connect with the Full Option Science System program which provides hands-on learning science curricula for kindergarten through eighth grade.
"Seventy percent of the instruction is hands-on which increases kids' interest in science," Mrs. Blank said. "It is important to get kids interested in STEM at elementary school and middle school levels so they are on the right path for knowing what they want to do when they graduate high school."
Stephen J. Todd, superintendent of the Jefferson-Lewis BOCES, said anything that encourages students to go to college to become STEM coordinators would be good for north country schools.
"There is a shortage of teachers in this area particularly in STEM related fields," Mr. Todd said. "I think this scholarship is a wonderful thing for the state as a whole. It is a good incentive for students to go into STEM instruction which could benefit our schools."
Mr. Burns said it is important that the scholarship requires commitment from students to stay in the state after graduation.
"Requiring the recipients to sign a service agreement to stay in New York in a STEM-related field not only promotes STEM-related careers but contributes to better economic development growth while helping to limit the out migration of young people to other parts of the state and country," Mr. Burns said.
Both BOCES facilities offer career and technical classes for students attending member schools.
"We have been working on many career-focused programs at the BOCES, and again there are some possibilities with this scholarship to insure that students are both college and career ready when they leave high school and college," Mr. Burns said.
Mrs. Blank said the only concern Mrs. Blank said she has heard from students was that there are not enough fields that apply as STEM-related under the scholarship guidelines.
According to the New York State Higher Educational Services Corporation, the agency that provides information on scholarship and financial aid options, some approved programs under the scholarship guidelines include computer science and programming, agricultural engineering, industrial and manufacturing engineering, solar technology and mathematics and statistics.
"In the long-run, this scholarship will benefit all New Yorkers as we encourage and cultivate tomorrow's industry leaders and secure a bright economic future," Mrs. Russell said.
According to the state Department of Labor the median wage for workers in STEM occupations in the north country region is $59,641.
The STEM occupation in the north country with the highest median wage is a physician's assistant, $103,685, which employed 200 people in 2015.
The next highest median wage for the north country was earned by environmental engineers, $85,216, which employed 80 people in 2015.
The lowest median wage was earned by architectural and civil drafters, $31,250, which employed 80 people in 2015.
Be a legal resident of the state and reside here for 12 months.
Be a high school senior/recent high school graduate who will be enrolled full-time at a SUNY or CUNY college, including community colleges and the statutory colleges at Cornell University and Alfred University, beginning in the fall term following his or her high school graduation.
Be ranked in the top 10 percent of his/her high school graduating class of a New York state high school.
Be matriculated in an undergraduate program leading to a degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
Earn a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or higher each term after the first semester.
Execute a service contract agreeing to reside and work in the state for five years in the field of science, technology, engineering or mathematics.
By Richard Moody, Times Staff Writer
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Ambili Devi is an actress from Kerala, India who appeared in many Malayalam cinema and serials. She has established herself as a lead actress in Malayalam Television Industry and has won the Kerala State Television Award for Best Actress in 2005.

Acting career

She started as a young Malayalam Serial artist and got her break with the serial Samayam. Later, she entered the movie industry after she became 'Kalathilakam' in the Kerala State School Youth Festival in 2001. Her notable role in Malayalam was Meerayude Dukhavum Muthuvinte Swapnavum, where she played Meera the disabled sister of the protogonist, Muthu played by Prithvi Raj.

Personal life

Ambili is the daughter of Balachandran Pillai and Maheswari Amma of Gigi Bhavan at Chavara, Kottamkulangara near Kollam district. She has an elder sister Anjali Devi. She had her education from vidyarambham nursery school, Government vocational higher secondary school kottamkulangara, Govt HSS Chavara. She pursued BA literature from Fatima Mata National College, Kollam. She gained a diploma and MA in Bharathanatyam from Kalai Kaviri College of Finearts, Trichy.

Ambili was first married to film-serial cameraman Lovel, hailing from Thiruvananthapuram on 27 March 2009 at Kollam Bank Auditorium and the couple has a son, Amarnath born on 27 January 2013. However, The couple got divorced in 2018. She got married for the second time to serial actor Adithyan Jayan on 25 January 2019. They have a son born on 20 November 2019. However, Adithyan and Ambili got divorced on 2021.

She is a trained dancer in Bharatanyatyam, Kuchipudi,  Mohiniyattam & Folk dance. She runs a dance school, named Nrityodaya School of Dance and Music.

Filmography

Television Serials

Albums

 Fathima Beevi
 Sulthan
 Sree Bhadrakali
 Manathe Ambili
 Kairali Sravanam
 Amme Kaithozham
 Mrithyunjayam
 Ponmaninadham
 Moovanthipottu
 Kairali Sravanam
 Kodungallur Punya Darshanam
 Hara Hara Shambo
 Devi Kripa
 Chakkulathu Punya Darsanam
 Devimalarukal
 Kadampuzha Punya Darsanam

TV Shows

As a host
Fresh'n'Hits (Kairali TV)
Shoot and show (Kairali TV)
Nalla Paatukkal (Doordarshan)
Shubharathri (Jeevan TV)
Hridayaragam (Asianet Plus)
Dance Dance (Asianet Plus)
Sindooram (Surya TV)
Ambili's World  (YouTube)

Other shows

 Madhuram Shobhanam
 Oruchiri Iruchiri Bumperchiri Aaghosham
 Urvashi Theaters
 Laughing Villa
 JB Junction
 Fast Track
 Super Challenge
 Saphalameeyathra
 Don't Do Don't Do
 Annies Kitchen
 Asianet News
 Manassiloru Mazhavillu
 Onnum Onnum Moonnu
 Ruchimelam
 Tamaar Padaar
 Chat with Star
 Marunadan Malayali
 Malayali Life
 Lal Salam
 December Mist
 Aram + Aram = Kinnaram - promo
 FAQ
 Day with a Star
 Thararasakoottu
 Athithikkoppam
 Swapnaveedu
 Manoramaonline  Celebrity Chats
 Manoramaonline  Astrology
 Flowers Award Nite
 Onam Vanne Ponnonam Vanne
 Marhaba

References

External links

Living people
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Indian film actresses
Actresses in Malayalam cinema
Indian television actresses
Actresses in Malayalam television
Actresses in Tamil cinema
20th-century Indian actresses
21st-century Indian actresses
Kerala State Television Award winners
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Mix Kicks is a wireless wearable that allows you to sample and mix beats through physical gestures and movement. The act of stamping your feet allows the user to "make beats." The left shoe plays the sample while the right loops it. The samples are selected by using the zipper on the hood. The project uses the Lilypad Arduino, bluetooth, and max msp. It's quite amusing to watch the video and the interaction—I'm sure even more fun to wear it!


A famous poet, John Milton, wrote a narrative titled "Paradise Lost." Within prose of its lines the reader travels from Genesis to Revelations experiencing a beautiful yet sad tale of the battle between the good and evil forces within the world around us and how it affects humanity's better attributes; purity, righteousness and a loving attitude. It is truly a powerful mythological work that transforms those who read it.
Satan undertakes the mission alone. At the gates of hell he meets his offspring, Sin and Death, who open the gates for him. He journeys across chaos until he sees the new universe floating near the larger globe which is heaven. God sees Satan flying toward this world and foretells the fall of man. His Son, who sits at his right hand, offers to sacrifice himself for man's salvation.
The contemporary version of the Christian church finds itself very much in the category of "Paradise Lost." Why? About 1,700 years ago a Roman emperor named Constantine decided to make the Christian "faith" into a recognized and government-supported institutional church of the entire Roman Empire. That one act of power, although impressive, was foundationally destructive to the process of "coming to Christ." No longer would individuals be prompted to answer the "call of God" because the decision was already made for them. Their feeling, their understanding, their intellectual and spiritual reactions to a Divine prompting were now irrelevant.
In the twinkling of an eye, in one act of power, the whole fabric of the Christian faith journey was lost as it became a "state-sponsored" institutional church. We went from the house-church where we were free to exchange ideas and experiences to a place where we were put into pews and told to keep silent so that order could be secured. We went from active participants to stationary listeners. We went from the 12 gods of Rome to the 12 Apostles of Christ. We went from personal professions of saving grace in God's promises through Jesus to a completely haywire concept regarding class structures of clergy and laity. This is certainly not what the Christian revolution was intended to be.
A few years ago, I was preaching and teaching to several central European churches and Christian groups. At a cathedral in Salzburg, Austria, we experienced an unfortunately common occurrence. The Protestant Cathedral in Salzburg had a membership listing of approximately 4,000 people. Their average Sunday attendance was somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 people. It seems in the country of Austria, as well as much of Europe, you are required to "designate" what denominational affiliation you belong. At that point "the state" assigns you to the closest church according to your residential address. If you are employed, then 10 percent of your income is taken out of your paycheck and automatically given to that denomination's headquarters and then distributed to the local church where you have been assigned.
The Rev. Ed Schneider is pastor of The Rock church, www.therockoakridge.net.