Reno, Nev. September 11, 2018. Regional dispatch partners from the City of Reno, City of Sparks and Washoe County are proud to announce that each of the three Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) will begin formally accepting text messages to 9-1-1 starting in September, which is also National Preparedness Month.
PSAP officials stress that during an emergency, people should call if you can, text if you can't. However, the benefits of Text to 9-1-1 can include quicker accessibility for citizens who are hard-of-hearing, deaf or speech-impaired. While Text to 9-1-1 is primarily for those with limited verbal communication, it can also help in situations when a crime is in progress or the caller is injured and cannot speak.
- Location information is not transmitted to the call-takers when a text message is sent. Therefore, it is imperative the user begins their text message with a precise location and description of the emergency.
- Avoid the use of acronyms and emoticons (emojis) when texting to 9-1-1. Keep messages brief and concise, without abbreviations or non-standard language.
- Text to 9-1-1 messages sent with additional recipients will not go through.
- The Text to 9-1-1 system is not capable of receiving multimedia (photo or video) texts.
- If a Text to 9-1-1 is not available or temporarily out of service, a bounce back message will be sent to the user advising them to make a voice call to 9-1-1.
- Users must have a text or data plan to use the services and, as with all text messages, messages sent to 9-1-1 may take longer to receive or may not be received at all.
- Do not text and drive.
While this new technology is advantageous in certain emergency situations, PSAPs encourage citizens to text only when you are unable to make a voice call to 9-1-1. Voice calls to 9-1-1 are still the best and fastest way to get help during an emergency.
Currently, many PSAPs in the U.S. cannot accept 9-1-1 text messages. After testing the technology to ensure that it's streamlined and ready to roll out to the public, Reno, Sparks and Washoe County communications centers are now accepting Text to 9-1-1 in the Truckee Meadows region.
For more information on 9-1-1 education, visit ThinkBeforeYouDial.com.


Your gift creates a living legacy in the form of support in various ways – life changing systems and supports that continues to improve the quality of life of our clients each and every day.
If you are considering making a bequest to the Cork Association for Autism in your will, we would be happy to discuss this with you. You're welcome to visit our office in Carrigtwohill to meet some of our staff and get a better understanding about what we do.
Once you have made a decision to leave a gift in your will, it is simple to implement. With a little help from a solicitor, a clause in your will in favour the Cork Association for Autism will ensure that your gift will reach us at a future date. Through your generosity, we will help people achieve independence and a better quality of life.
This is sometimes called a legacy. This is a gift of a specific item such as property, jewellery, stocks, shares or other valuables.
A Residuary Gift refers to the the remainder of your estate after all other gifts to family and friends have been distributed and all outgoings have been resolved.
What is the difference between a legacy and a bequest?
A legacy is straight forward gift of money left in a will. A bequest refers to property and possessions.
I have made my will, can I change it?
It is important you keep your will up-to-date to take account of changing circumstances. If you would like to include the Cork Association for Autism in your existing will you can do this by adding a codicil.
A codicil is a document that amends an existing will. There is no limit to the number of codicils which can be made to one will.
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Automated testing of software systems through the user interface (UI) has been a popular research topic especially during the last decade. Some of the challenges related to this automation have remained, but new approaches, such as model extraction and agile development processes, have introduced new challenges.
Each paper in the first three categories (full, position and demo) will be reviewed by at least three referees. Papers should be submitted as PDF files in two-column IEEE conference publication format. Templates for LaTeX and Microsoft Word are available from http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html (please use the letter, format template and conference option).
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Newington College provides quality, comprehensive education for boys from pre-K-12, offering learning pathways that lead to Higher School Certificate, International Baccalaureate Programme and VET qualifications. With three campuses in inner Sydney and one on the city's lower North Shore, we welcome boys from across metropolitan Sydney, rural NSW and beyond.
Newington encourages boys to 'discover what's possible'. The College's corridors, classrooms, playing fields, chapel and stages act as springboards to discover the very best in each child. At Newington, we want each child to be curious and energized by the rippling wonder of our world and optimistic about their own place within it.
Opportunity, encouragement to try new things and embracing what the College has to offer means boys thrive beyond the College gates. Our students go on to study at prestigious international and Australian institutions, among them Oxford University, Cambridge University, London School of Economics, Sydney University, the Australian National University, the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the University of NSW.
Newington's alumni includes medical pioneers, judges, scientists, world-renowned architects, global policy developers and more.
This rich history of achievement illustrates the College's ability to keep pace with society's ever-changing needs. A broad curriculum is designed to afford the best opportunities – both in and outside the classroom: new ways of learning; motivational coaching methods; flexible facilities; pervasive technologies and ] much more.
The College is committed being a caring community and a vibrant academic powerhouse at the same time.
Facilities: The Stanmore campus is on nine hectares of landscaped grounds. It includes five turf cricket wickets, 12 astro turf cricket nets, wet weather dropdown cricket nets, three rugby and two football fields, eight Plexipave tennis courts and a rifle shooting range. Two gymnasiums house basketball courts, volleyball courts, an indoor swimming pool designed for water polo and a strength and conditioning gym. The Space Frame is a multi-purpose, covered outside while the Sevington courts are being used for basketball and tennis. Newington's rowing boatshed – one of Sydney's largest – is at Hen and Chicken Bay.
Learning facilities include a magnificent library and mezzanine with seven seminar rooms, specialist science facilities for Physics, Chemistry and Biology, a rooftop science experiment area, a dedicated Music Centre, a 250-seat lecture theatre, a Technology wing incorporating design workshops and engineering laboratories, a 250-seat drama theatre, quiet study/seminar rooms, a Visual Arts Centre with practical workshop spaces and a specialist Photography and Digital Media Studio. The Concordia Art Gallery is used for both education and exhibitions. All classrooms have extensive ICT and audio-visual facilities. Support facilities include an IT help bar, a large assembly hall, the College chapel, a health clinic.a careers centre, a training centre and the school cafeteria,
Compulsory Subjects in Years 7: English, Mathematics, Science, Geography, History, Music, PD/Health/PE, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Technology, Visual Arts and French or Mandarin. Boys will also study Latin and receive support in literacy and numeracy if required.
Compulsory Subjects in Year 8: English, Mathematics, Science, Geography, History, Music, PD/Health/PE, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Technology, Visual Arts and Filmmaking.
Elective Subjects in Year 8: Students choose two from: Game Design, Drama, Commerce, French, Mandarin, Latin, Language Arts, Philosophy, Technology (Timber), Technology (Product Design), Hospitality
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Electives Years 9 and 10: Students choose two from Commerce, Design and Technology, Drama, Elective Geography, Elective History, Food Technology, Graphics Technology, Industrial Technology – Engineering, Industrial Technology – Timber, Information Software and Technology, French Chinese, Latin, Music, Photographic and Digital Media, Physical Activity and Sport Studies (PASS), Visual Arts, and Work Education. Students will also choose one other elective from 12 Ideas that changed the world, Adventure, Artificial Intelligence, The Big History Project, Coding and Robotics, The Concordia Project, Dance, Decrypting Language, Global Sport, Hands on History, To Infinity and beyond, La Dolce Vita, The Lab, Lifestyle and Leisure Technology, Making the news, The Three Ps, Revu-ing the situation: Using the Performing Arts for Social Commentary, Space, Sports Media and Journalism, Walking on Earth and What's the Problem.
Religion Uniting Church
Type Independent
Day/boarding Day and Boarding
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Years Kindergarten - Year 12
Enrolment 2000 students
Fees: Over 16k
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Single Review: Chris Cagle- "Let There Be Cowgirls"
Chris Cagle seems like musical equivalent of the guy who comes when the party's over, but still keeps dancing.
Just when I think the rural-pride anthems are over, Cagle comes out with one in the same vein of many others released in the past few years.
Basically the same old, over used, clichéd lyrics against a needlessly aggresive, loud production.
The thing I like most about Chris Cagle is his confident, believable performances. It was the one thing that kept me from hating "Got My Country On". But "Cowgirls" even lacks that.
Despite how flawed this lame single is, it has entered the top 20 and looks destined for top 10 at the very least.


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Q: Android Live data I have a parameter like
public class CounterTableDO extends ViewModel{
private LiveData<Double> _score;

@DynamoDBTypeConverted(converter = TypeConverter.class)
    @DynamoDBAttribute(attributeName = "score")
    public LiveData<Double> getScore() {
        return _score;
    }
}

I want to detect any changes in AWS DynamoDB storage to be reflected over here.
I have been through
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/DynamoDBMapper.ArbitraryDataMapping.html
Under the TypeConverter class I have overridden 2 methods
First method converts object to String.
and second method is supposed to do the opposite.
public class TypeConverter implements DynamoDBTypeConverter<String,CounterTableDO> {
    @Override
    public String convert(CounterTableDO object) {
        CounterTableDO doubleLiveData=(CounterTableDO)object;
        String liveDataString=null;
        try
        {
            if(doubleLiveData!=null)
            {
                liveDataString=String.format("%s", doubleLiveData.getScore());
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            e.toString();
        }
        return liveDataString;
    }

    @Override
    public CounterTableDO unconvert(String s) {

        CounterTableDO counterTableDO=new CounterTableDO();
        return counterTableDO;
        try{
            if((s!=null)&&(s.length()!=0)){
                String[] data=s.split("x");
                Double d =Double.parseDouble(data[0].trim());
                counterTableDO.setScore(d);
            }
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            e.toString();
        }
    }
}

But in unconvert method I'm unable to setScore of counterTableDO object using the instruction
counterTableDO.setScore(d);
This throws an error stating
"setScore (android.arch.lifecycle.livedata in CounterTableDO cannot be applied to java.lang.Double)"
Any idea how can we map Android LiveData to AWS pre-defined type?

A:
DynamoDB supports the following primitive data types and primitive
wrapper classes.
String
Boolean, boolean
Byte, byte
Date (as ISO_8601 millisecond-precision string, shifted to UTC)
Calendar (as ISO_8601 millisecond-precision string, shifted to UTC)
Long, long
Integer, int
Double, double
Float, float
BigDecimal
BigInteger

android.arch.lifecycle.LiveData is not one of these types, so you can't just expect DynamoDBMapper to know how to handle it.
You will need to write a custom type convertor. Have a look at this
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/DynamoDBMapper.ArbitraryDataMapping.html

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Your average Sunday supper doesn't include gochujang corn pudding. Fortunately, the chef behind this particular dish, as well as the collard-green kimchi, stands near enough to overhear this diner's question.
A Generous Spread
At a Colonial Revival mansion in Greensboro, the organizers of Community Table host a new kind of Sunday supper — one involving 13 chefs and twists on Southern cuisine like bacon-wrapped emu and collard-green kimchi.
by Susan Stafford Kelly
Your average Sunday supper doesn't include gochujang corn pudding. Fortunately, the chef behind this particular dish, as well as the collard-green kimchi, stands near enough to overhear this diner's question. "Gochujang is a Korean red pepper paste, and we added a little hint of coconut," she says. Oh.
Then again, your typical Sunday supper also doesn't include a jazz quartet, airy white tents, 13 chefs and perhaps twice as many sous-chefs, and 112 guests ranging from foodies to bloggers to city council members to country club types. The cross-section of style ranges from white jeans and belly-button-length beads, to white-haired gents in button-downs, to pashminas and graphic tees.
The guests have gathered at Double Oaks Bed & Breakfast in Greensboro on this balmy September evening for Community Table, an annual fund-raiser organized by Triad Local First, a nonprofit that supports and advocates for all the locally owned, independent businesses in the area. Whether a company sells tires or antiques, sews clothing or landscapes yards, if it's not a franchise or big-box store, Triad Local First exists to connect that business with others and to provide the most up-to-date information on running a small enterprise.
One of those businesses is Undercurrent, whose chef, Michael Harkenreader, is describing a sampling of hors d'oeuvres being passed around: "Pickled vegetables with basil, Peppadew, Lusty Monk mustard, bourbon maple aioli, and jalapeño watermelon rind. Bacon-wrapped emu and dried strawberry terrine. Beef summer sausage and peppered salami slices." Those goodies are tucked on platters among dried okra pods, grape tomatoes, and blooming flowers, emphasizing the theme of this Community Table event, "6° of Southern," which translates as: It's Southern, all right, but with a detour around the globe.
Bringing community to the table: Double Oaks owners James and Amanda Keith (top left); organizer Mary Lacklen (bottom right). photographs by Eric Waters
Community Table's venue changes annually, and the choice of Double Oaks is a perfect Sunday supper fit: a grand, gracious home built in 1906 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Big-bellied porches define the exterior, while inside the Colonial Revival mansion, along with six upstairs bedrooms, is an expanse of foyer and square parlor and sitting rooms with polished dark floors, columns, and hearth mantels. Naturally, there's a grand piano, often put to use on Wine Wednesdays, a 6 to 8 p.m. "happy hour kind of thing," according to James Keith, who, with his wife, Amanda, has owned the place since 2016.
The Keiths have made extensive renovations to the outdoor spaces, including decks, a kitchen, a raised observation perch atop an old Model T, and a stage — all to host parties, weddings, and tonight's Community Table. Local brewers and distillers, including Preyer Brewing Company and Sutler's Spirit Company, have set up in the backyard. Beside life-size cardboard cutouts of their bearded selves, Bill Norman and son Andrew of Fainting Goat Spirits concoct very adult lemonades made with their award-winning Tiny Cat Vodka.
The coordinator, consultant, and all-around head honcho of Community Table is out here, too: Mary Lacklen, a Triad Local First volunteer, and organizer of the event for the past five of its eight years. "The dinner table is where things happen," she says, reaching for a buttermilk fried pork cheek with grape confit appetizer. A restaurateur for 35 years, Lacklen considers the job "a natural fit for me." She selected the site, the decorator, and the chefs, who vary year to year. "Organizing executive chefs is like herding cats," she admits, but somehow, a gaggle of chefs from Mozelle's Southern Diner, Gia, Crafted, Scrambled, and several other area restaurants have agreed on a menu longer than your forearm that includes five — yes, five — courses.
"I don't want to micromanage the chefs because you don't want to limit their creative side," Lacklen says. Not that she need worry. The third course, "From the Fields," is sheer creativity: sweet tea Manchester Farms quail, sweet potato-carrot agrodolce, dressed greens, Angostura-tarragon muscadines, brown butter walnut soil. Look twice at that "soil." Sure enough, the dirt-textured patch on your plate is finely ground, toasted, buttered walnuts.
Among the inspired dishes at "6° of Southern" is Greensboro Country Club chef Reed Gordon's "From the Fields": sweet tea Manchester Farms quail with greens, muscadines, a sweet potato-carrot sauce, and a delicious secret ingredient called "soil" — finely ground, toasted, buttered walnuts. photograph by Eric Waters
During the dinner, guests sit at long tables with white cloths and fall floral arrangements in bark vases on a burlap runner down the middle. Chefs step up before each course to announce their handiwork — "East Branch Ginger micro beet and cilantro salad"; "blueberry chèvre cobbler" — and remark upon how they have each other's backs. On this night, especially, the chefs form a community for a common cause.
Guest Matt Logan, a financial planner who donated a bus to help with transportation to the event, reaches for a small Ball jar on the table and examines the contents. Turns out that this utterly Southern container holds a honey-and-whiskey dipping sauce for the strawberry biscuits, whose dough is so soft and moist that you can smush it between your fingers the way you did as a child with fresh Sunbeam bread.
The wines, the ricotta, the delicately poached eggs, the flowers, the after-dinner coffee, even the small army of waiters — everything has been donated this fine fall evening. Community Table is hardly your typical Sunday supper, but exactly like your typical Sunday supper, it's about fellowship, laughter, and giving. And really, really special food.
This story was published on Jul 29, 2019
Susan Stafford Kelly
Susan Stafford Kelly was raised in Rutherfordton. She attended UNC-Chapel Hill and earned a Master of Fine Arts from Warren Wilson College. She is the author of Carolina Classics, a collection of essays that have appeared in Our State, and five novels: How Close We Come, Even Now, The Last of Something, Now You Know, and By Accident. Susan has three grown children and lives in Greensboro with her husband, Sterling.
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8:00 – 5:00pm Hospitality Tent-Alumni Reg.
7:00 – Alumni Mix 'N' Mingle hosted by the Alumni Association in Epsom.
As part of homecoming, we will be recognizing all the individuals that participated in Coe-Brown athletic teams and organizations which won state championship titles. These include the teams below. Please join your teammates and the community at 2pm in Bailey Field.
We would love to have as many alum and CBNA families participate and attend as possible so please help us spread the word. Look on our school facebook to like and share items, photos, memories and program updates.
If you are interested in getting involved with the 150th Homecoming Celebration, whether to help plan an event, to help with setup/volunteer that day or even to perform… we'd love to hear from you. Please direct any inquiries to Rhoda Sommer in the Development and Outreach Office at 603-942-5531 X186 or email Rhoda directly at rsommer@coebrown.org.
We look forward to seeing you and your family on homecoming weekend planned for September 15-17, 2017!


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Hydrogen-induced degradation in strontium titanate single crystals
W. P. Chen, Jiyan Dai, Y. Wang, H. Lai Wah Chan
Department of Applied Physics
Hydrogen-induced degradation in strontium titanate single crystals was studied through an electrochemical hydrogen charging process, in which the silver electrodes of the crystals were made a cathode in 0.01 M NaOH solution to evolve hydrogen by electrolysis of water. After the process, the resistance of the crystals was decreased by more than one order of magnitude, the dielectric loss was obviously increased, and the capacitance became more dependent on frequency. It is proposed that atomic hydrogen generated by electrolysis of water diffuses into the crystals and exists as a charged interstitial impurity donating electrons to the conduction band of the crystals. Attention should be paid to this hydrogen-induced degradation when the reliability of perovskite-type ferroelectric devices and components is studied.
Applied Physics A: Materials Science and Processing
Published - 1 Aug 2005
Chen, W. P., Dai, J., Wang, Y., & Chan, H. L. W. (2005). Hydrogen-induced degradation in strontium titanate single crystals. Applied Physics A: Materials Science and Processing, 81(3), 631-633. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00339-004-2669-z
Chen, W. P. ; Dai, Jiyan ; Wang, Y. ; Chan, H. Lai Wah. / Hydrogen-induced degradation in strontium titanate single crystals. In: Applied Physics A: Materials Science and Processing. 2005 ; Vol. 81, No. 3. pp. 631-633.
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The project we developed was a corporate brochure for the company. The main goal was to offer to the sales team of Dabeer S.A. another tool to introduce all the services and products the company offer.


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Q: W/ generating functions, How many solutions are there to the equation $2a+3b+c=n$ for some integer $n \geq 0$ and $a, b, c \geq 0$? The question is: How many solutions are there to the equation $2a+3b+c=n$ for some integer $n \geq 0$ and $a, b, c \geq 0$? Solve this by writing down the correct generating function.
I have no idea how to go about this. Any help would be appreciated. I was also confused about the more basic problem: How many solutions are there to the equation $a+b+c+d=n$ for some integer $n \geq 0$ and $a, b, c, d \geq 0$? So possibly helping me with the more basic one would help me get to the main problem. Thank you!

A: For the more basic question, think about the formal power series
$$
f = (1+x+x^2+\cdots)^4.
$$
When expanding this, what is the coefficient of $x^n$? To get a term of degree $n$, we need to choose terms of degrees $a,b,c,d$ such that $a+b+c+d=n$. For each of those choices we add $1$ to the coefficient of $x^n$, since the coefficients in $(1+x+x^2+\cdots)$ are all $1$. Hence, the coefficient of $x^n$ in the expansion of the above formal power series is equal to the number of solutions to $a+b+c+d=n$ for an integer $n\ge 0$ with non-negative integers $a,b,c,d$.
Now as formal power series $(1+x+x^2+\cdots)$ is the inverse of $(1-x)$, hence
$$
f = \left(\frac{1}{1-x}\right)^4 = \frac{1}{(1-x)^4}.
$$
You now have to find the coefficients in the taylor series of $1/(1-x)^4$ at $x=0$, can you do that?


Like many things, school is a balancing act.
Balance keeps us sane and allows us to thrive at school and at home. Throughout the school year, we want to do it all, but between clubs, schoolwork, sports, and family commitments, it is nearly impossible to fit as many things into our schedules as we would like.
We are often caught up in this tornado of school and activities, and we forget to leave a little time for ourselves. As students, we need to create balance between activities and school work, but also between our lives at school and our lives at home. This can look different for everyone; some thrive on four hours of sleep while others need more down time. Yet, regardless of personal differences, it is crucial to leave some time for ourselves throughout the school year.
During my time at Hopkins, I have certainly fallen into this trap and I know how detrimental this can be in the long term. When I'm sitting in my room planning out my courses and year it is easy for me to imagine myself taking all the classes I want to take and still being happy and awake, but in reality I need time for myself and time to be with my family. We all have limits and while overstretching ourselves can work for a day or two, and even feel fun at times, in the long term it is not sustainable.
Learning to prioritize our commitments and activities can be challenging. Many times we fall into the trap of quantity over quality, running from place to place attempting to be at fve different clubs during activities period. No one can be in fve different places at once and sometimes it is better to simply dig into two or three activities on a deeper level than to overstretch ourselves in ways that can be unhealthy.
All too often we get so caught up in school that we lose valuable perspective on the world. How do we fnd a balance between challenging ourselves academically and running ourselves into the ground? It can become a vicious cycle all too easily: I love learning so I challenge myself academically, but this academic challenge sometimes outshines the love of learning. There is a fine line between providing ourselves with a genuine, healthy challenge and over-committing ourselves.
The beginning of the year presents a fresh start for all of us. Whether it is your sixth year on the hill or your first, September is a fresh start, a new beginning, a new opportunity to attempt the balancing act and to challenge yourself not only academically or athletically, but also to challenge yourself to be happy, to go outside and to have some fun!


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Ashley Greenblatt demonstrates the "save your neck" exercise.
Is your cell phone sending your body the wrong signal? We are dependent on our devices to access emails, chat with friends and watch endless videos of cats doing funny things. But with this seemingly harmless convenience comes some consequential health concerns.
The body was not designed for a digital lifestyle. Hours spent hunched over a phone places a considerable amount of stress on muscles and joints. Over time, this tension can impact and impair your strength, safety and stability. And while that may sound alarming, it likely won't slow down or stop your smartphone-loving ways. So rather than ditch your device, practice these simple exercises that help combat the health hazards associated with cell phone use.
Does your fitness routine include this vital body part?
EYES. When scrolling, the muscles surrounding the eyes squint and strain to decipher the tiny characters on an overly illuminated screen. Eye scrunching side effects include tension headaches, blurred vision, eye fatigue and dry eyes.
From a seated position, take a deep breath elongating your spine. Release and relax the muscles in your forehead, eyes and jaw.
Keeping your head in place, gently adjust your gaze up toward the ceiling, then circle your eyes in a clockwise direction. Take your time doing this. Repeat two times then rest your eye muscles by closing them.
When ready, roll your eyes in a counterclockwise direction this time.
Remain in your seat with your shoulders back and neck relaxed.
Find an object in the distance and concentrate on it. Examine all the details of this item. The goal is to redirect and refocus your eye muscles from scrutinizing a close range object to one that's far away.
NECK. When playing with your phone, your neck shifts into a craned, cranked position known as "text neck." Each time you bring your chin down to your chest and hold it there for a long duration, an enormous amount of tension and pressure is placed on your neck. This can lead to postural issues, muscle strain and restrict your airways which limits the amount of oxygen you inhale.
While seated, inhale deeply and bring your arms behind your head. Softly clasp your hands together. Tilt your chin up slightly.
Squeeze the muscles between your shoulders as you pull your elbows back. Feel a deep stretch in your chest, armpits, biceps and neck. Hold for 10 counts then release.
Ashley Greenblatt demonstrates the "off your chest" exercise.
Start by bringing your left ear down toward your left shoulder. Hold for several counts, inhaling your way through the stretch. If your right shoulder begins to pop up, lightly hold it down with your left hand.
Now drop your chin down toward your chest, allowing your neck and upper part of your shoulder muscles to elongate.
Continue to take deep breaths as you rotate your head toward your right shoulder. If your left shoulder rises, apply pressure to it with your right hand. Hold for two counts then circle your head back so your gaze is directed up at the ceiling.
Repeat the sequence in the opposite direction.
WRISTS. Overuse injuries are not limited to high-impact exercises like running. Constant texting and typing can also result in an overuse injury in your wrists. Since your wrists are bent and fixed in an abnormal way while operating a phone, pressure is placed on tendons, nerves and muscles leading to conditions like carpal tunnel and even wrist sprains.
Extend your right arm palm side up.
Using your left hand, gradually pull the fingers in your right hand down toward the ground. You should feel a light stretching sensation in your inner forearm.
Hold for 10 counts then relax your arms. Repeat on your left arm.
Ashley Greenblatt demonstrates the "open arms" exercise.
Gently squeeze your hands into a fist, resting your thumb on the outside.
Release and expand your fingers. Practice this exercise five times on each hand.
Stay strong and safe by practicing preventative exercises. Don't put your health on the do not call list.
Ashley Blake Greenblatt, ACE-CPT, is a certified personal trainer and wellness coach. To learn more, visit ashleyblakefitness.com.


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U.S. Downs Canada in Opening Game of IIHF Women's Worlds
By Kristi Patton on April 01, 2017
Canadian netminder Shannon Szabados stretched out across the goal line as the U.S. celebrate a goal enroute to a 2-0 win in both team's first preliminary game at the 2017 IIHF Women's World Championship held in Plymouth, Michigan. (Images on Ice)
Whether it was the fired up home crowd or the precedent-setting win earlier in the week, the U.S. women's national team did not look like a squad that had not much official practice this week.
Outshooting the Canadians 30-18, the U.S. team took the first preliminary game for both teams at the 2017 IIHF Women's World Championship in Plymouth, Michigan 2-0 on Friday. It marks a total of 152 minutes at the tournament, dating back to a shootout win in 2013, that Canada hasn't scored against the U.S.
"We came out and played with a lot of poise and everyone contributed to tonight's victory," said U.S. head coach Robb Stauber. "Our veterans led the way, [Nicole] Hensley stood tall in the net and our new players brought a lot of energy to the team. I'm glad we were able to win tonight in such a great atmosphere created by our fans."
Netminder Hensley, in just her second world championship game (the last being the opener of the 2016 tournament where she also recorded a shutout), earned the player of the game honours making 18 saves on the night.
It took until the middle of the second period for a team to break the 0-0 deadlock. Megan Bozek stormed across Canada's blue line curling around the net and made a cross-crease pass to Brianna Decker, who put the puck past outstretched goalie Shannon Szabados.
Here's another look at @meganebozek's slick pass to @Bdecker14 to give #TeamUSA a 1-0 lead heading into the 3rd period. #2017WWC 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/WOZ9GVYNNM
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) April 1, 2017
Gigi Marvin put the U.S. up 2-0 with a wrist shot that deflected off Canadian captain Marie-Philip Poulin, beating Szabados at 4:49 in the third period.
Through 40 minutes, Canada had just eight shots on goal while Szabados (who turned aside 28 pucks on the night) came up big with several saves to keep the team in the game which earned her player of the game for Team Canada.
Posts seemed to be the biggest pest for Canada last night. Poulin and Meghan Agosta were both robbed, ringing the puck off the goalposts in the second period.
"I think we didn't come out firing as fast as we could but there are some positives to take away for the rest of the tournament," said national team rookie forward Laura Stacey. "In the third period, we really started moving our feet and keeping it simple by getting more shots at the net and creating opportunities. We just need to work harder playing that 200-foot game. It was an unfortunate loss but we just need to trust and believe in our skill to be successful moving forward."
Canada will now face Finland on Saturday 7:30 p.m. (ET), a team that Stacey is very familiar with after facing them a the Meco Cup and 4 Nations Cup.
"They have an unbelievable goaltender but I think if we get in front of her, take away her eyes and keep doing the things we have been we will be successful," said Stacey.
The goaltender she speaks of is Noora Raty, who said going into the tournament that she is very confident in her team's depth.
"This is the first time we have four lines that can all score," said Raty. "We can be a threat on all four throughout the tournament. The last time I was in this tournament in 2012-13, we had maybe two lines that were offensive threats. We would throw a fourth line in there just to give them all a rest."
Despite that, Finland took a 2-1 loss on the opening night of the world championships — in a rematch of the 2016 bronze medal final against Russia. It was 43-year-old IIHF hall of famer Riikka Valila put Finland on the board first, and it would remain that way on the until the third period. Russia tied the game on an unassisted goal by Fanuza Kadirova early in the final frame then Yekaterina Smolentseva notched a power play marker with just 50 seconds remaining in the game to lift them 2-1.
Raty said at the outset of the tournament that Finland has been more proactive with their development of female players. Not only are they more offensive-minded, she said, their system is built on the speed of their players.
One in particular to watch out for is Petra Nieminen.
"She is definitely one of younger players to keep an eye on," said Venla Hovi, who has played with the University of Manitoba for the past two seasons during the regular season. "I feel like she is a natural talent. She loves to play the game and works hard. If she gets a chance to score then she usually does. She is an incredible talent, humble and a great girl to have on the team."
The U.S. will play last year's bronze medallist Russia on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. (ET).
By Kristi Patton| April 01, 2017
Categories: Female|Events
Keywords: IIHF Women's World Championship


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News - Regional
Kaberuka, Katumbi To Grace Africa Report Debates in Kigali
byDaniel Sabiiti February 19, 2018 at 3:54 pm 0
L-R: Dr Donald Kaberuka and Moise Katumbi
African leading think tanks are preparing a debate on the African Union (AU) to decide whether the Union is relevant.
The debate scheduled to take place in Kigali in April is themed "Is the African Union a necessity?" It is part of the annual event entitled Africa Report Debates organized by Africa Report Magazine and supported by Mo Ibrahim Foundation.
Launched in 2015 by Ghanian ex- president John Dramani Mahama, the Africa Report Debates event offers a unique platform for thought-provoking discussions.
It aims at providing Africa's leaders with an open forum to discuss ideas and policies with a diverse audience.
Over 400 leaders and decision makers from 24 African countries and 10 industries will attend the debate due on April 27th 2018 in Kigali.
Confirmed for the debate is Moise Katumbi, a Congolese opposition politician and businessman who will use his experience to highlight on gaps in use and distribution of Africa's wealth.
Dr. Donald Kaberuka, of Global Leadership Foundation and former President of the Africa Development Bank (AfDB) is expected to showcase the thin line between politics and finance lag in Africa's development.
Dr. Carlos Lopes, a Guinea Bissau Professor, Economist and former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa will also bring on the mathematics of money on the continent.
Kaberuka and Lopes attended last year's debates held on April 7th 2017 in Marrakech – Morocco where they discussed: "Is Africa's Development an Illusion?"
"The sharpest points of the debate, which I think stayed with people, and helped inform their thinking throughout the year, was on how much of Africa's undeniable growth has been shared. For many women, men and children living in Nigeria, Africa's growth has been a mirage – they haven't seen it," said Nicholas Norbrook , the Africa Report Managing editor.
"Though Morocco may have new airports and clinics, the rural people around the mountains in the north of the country have not shared so much in Morocco's prosperity. Although Morocco was certainly one of those countries mentioned who had done the most to uplift the general population, along with Ethiopia and Rwanda."
Both Kaberuka and Lopes have also met in several other forums. They are members of African Union reform committee which they serve under the leadership of President Paul Kagame.President Kagame is also expected to grace this event.
For this year, Norbrook says that the debate about African Union makes more sense than ever.
"Hopefully President Kagame's arrival at the African Union will begin a new era, where African peoples can actually see the point of having an organization that can fix new trade routes, build interconnections between countries in power and logistics, as well as take the initiative in providing security," he said.
@DanielSabiiti
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Lafayette Township > Cemeteries
Crush Cemetery (East of Friendsville Road, South of Chippewa Road)
Shaw Cemetery (East side of Westfield Road, south of Chippewa Road)
Spitzer Cemetery (SR162, 2/10 of a mile east of Lake Road)
Waltz Cemetery* (next to Waltz Church – north side of Egypt Road, east of Carsten Road)
Medina County Home Burial Ground (off Deerview Lane – maintained by Medina County Park District)
*Currently, Waltz Cemetery is the Township's active cemetery. Residents and property owners may purchase grave sites by calling 330-725-6515.
Lafayette Township Cemetary Rules
Effective March 2, 2015
Cemetery hours are from sunrise to sunset.
No person shall deposit debris, rubbish or waste materials anywhere within the cemetery limits. All cemetery waste and debris should be deposited in receptacles designated for such use.
All markers and monuments must be harmonious in size and height with existing monuments and structures. In the event of a dispute, the decision of the Lafayette
Township Board of Trustees will be final.
After a monument has been placed in the cemetery, it may not be removed without the permission of the service department.
No kill or capture of any animal, plucking of plants marring any monument or landmark or in any way defacing cemetery grounds, sitting or standing upon monuments, advertising, dogs, discharge of firearms except for military funerals and Memorial Day exercises is permitted.
A single grave site is 4'x12'. A plot is four (4) contiguous grave sites 16' x 12'.
PURCHASE OF GRAVES:
The current cost for a 4' x 12' full size grave is $500 to Township residents, former residents who own property in the township and their direct descendents. A nontransferable right to bury form (aka deed) is issued by the township to each purchaser of a right of interment/inurnment.
Township residents, former residents who own property in the township and their direct descendents may purchase a maximum of four (4) plots / sixteen (16) graves per family or household.
Former residents who lived within the township may purchase a maximum of four (4) graves per family household at the non-resident rate of $1,000 each.
Unused graves may be repurchased by the township upon request of the owner or person entitled to ownership. Payment for the repurchase will be in the amount of the original purchase or the existing sale price, whichever is less. No payment will be made without the presentment of a valid deed by the owner or acceptable proof of entitlement to
ownership if not the owner.
A new deed may be issued upon written request to the Board of Trustees along with the documentation of the requestor's entitlement.
BURIAL PROCEDURES AND COSTS
The current charges are:
Grave Openings (burials) $600 weekdays $650 Saturdays
Cremains (urn burials) $150 weekdays $300 Saturdays
Full burials must use a concrete or minimum 12 gauge galvanized metal vault.
Cremations must use a marble or metal urn.
The township must receive 24 hours notice for burials.
No burials after 2:00 p.m. on weekdays; no burials after 12:00 noon on Saturdays, otherwise if agreed to a $75.00 additional fee will be charged.
There shall be no burials on Sunday or Holidays.
There may be three burials per grave which may include one full burial only and up to three cremations – or four cremains only. Inurnments on top of interments will be
charged half the cost of a Right of Interment/Inurnment – $250.
There shall be a charge of $1,000 for disinterment of a full burial. The family shall be responsible for any other charges from any private firms involved or from any damage to headstone or vault. The family must produce/sign a waiver. No disinterment will be made until all State Regulations (ORC 517.24) and rules of the Medina County Health
District have been complied with.
The township may require the family to produce a Right to Bury form indicating their right to bury.
Only human remains can be buried; no other objects are permitted in the grave other than the vault, casket and urns.
The township service department will seed greaves when weather permits.
MARKERS:
Within 180 day of the burial, all graves must be marked with an approved marker which includes the name and date of death of the person buried in the grave.
All grave markers must have prior approval of the Service Department.
a.Flush markers must be 4" deep and must include a footer of at least one foot depth underneath of precast limestone or pea gravel. Charge will be contractor's current price. Flush markers for inurnments over interments or indigent burials may be 8" x 4" x 2" thick.
b. Except flush markers, all other grave markers must be placed on a concrete footer with a minimum depth of 3', which will be procured by the cemetery at a charge of
$0.40 per square inch / $57.60 per square foot.
For large markers over 4', a written request must be made to the Service Department for review and recommendation to the Lafayette township Board of Trustees or designated
liaison.
Family markers that run east to west and cover a grave space are not permitted.
Head stones will be placed on the west end of the grave and read on the east side. A second marker may be placed at the end of the grave in alignment with the primary marker, but can only be 1' x 2' in size and must be flush to the ground. No flowers can be planted around the second marker.
For benches, a written request must be made to the service department for review and recommendation to the Lafayette Township Board of Trustees. All benches must rest on a full-length concrete footer.
Benches must be made of granite, limestone or marble and must be pinned.
All permanent markers must be made of granite, marble or bronze.
All markers of wood or other materials are considered temporary and may be removed after four months by the service department.
Lafayette Township will not be held responsible for any damage that may occur to any marker other than the standard, approved marker.
No mausoleums will be permitted.
LANDSCAPING AND DECORATIONS:
For trees to be planted, a written request must be made to the service department for recommendation to the Lafayette Township Board of Trustees. Trees are only permitted in designated areas.
Small plants and annuals can be planted within one foot on the east side of the head stone.
Flush bronze vases for cut flowers are permitted.
The following vegetation is not permitted: shrubs, ground cover such as myrtle, ivy, pachysandra and ornamental grasses, pots or plant containers.
The following decorations are not permitted: hanging baskets, wind chimes, bird houses and items hanging from trees, statues, plastic or wood signs, stuffed animals and like objects.
Artificial flowers and Christmas decorations are allowed from December 1 through March 1. Items remaining after March 1 will be removed by the service department and
discarded.
Flags and wreaths for Memorial Day and July 4 are permitted form Memorial Day weekend through July 10.
Any planting, decoration or other item listed herein and not permitted shall be removed by the service department.
Note: If there are questions, please contact the Lafayette Township Service Department. If there are specific requests, they must be presented to the service department in writing for review and recommendation to the Lafayette Township Board of Trustees. These rules and regulations are subject to change.
Approved November 17, 2008
Amended May 11, 2009
Amended December 21, 2009
Amended January 19, 2010
Amended March 18, 2013
Amended March 2, 2015
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If you're a human being, then at some point you've thought about your weight. Whether that is because people will never let you forget it like me or it's a secret insecurity like a lot of other people, I can help.
This isn't a crash diet that will seriously harm you. It's more about learning about yourself and catering your diet to your own habits and tendencies, of course with a little nudge from Mary.
As with any diet, there is no guarantee that this will work for everyone, but it certainly did for me personally and also even though she probably wouldn't like me divulging this it also worked for my partner too.
The first thing you need to consider on this diet is your budget, if the majority of your monthly budget goes on food (including takeaways, snacks etc) then the first change to make is to tip the scales slightly, spend slightly more money on something else you enjoy. Teach yourself that your priority shouldn't be anything more than sustenance and that you can find pleasure in places other than your stomach.
The next thing to focus on is willpower, that's where the marijuana part of this comes in. Obviously the aim of this isn't to knock yourself out or to give you the munchies, but rather to forget that food exists for the time being. If your impulse is to eat something, smoke instead. Whether that be a bong hit or small joint, whatever your cup of tea, remember moderation is key.
As far as guidelines for types of food of course try and include as many different food groups as possible (or take supplements for nutrition) but mainly eat things you enjoy in very small portions throughout the day and eat one main meal a day. That being said, I ate one pizza a day and a few snacks for about a year and I look like a completely different person.
If you've read this far and you're thinking "WAIT this sounds to good to be true all I have to do is cut down and I can eat whatever I want?" The answer is yes... and no. You need to embrace all aspects of this diet for it to truly work otherwise it could end up having the opposite effect.
The problem most people that smoke have is exercise, me included. It's hard to get up and get your heart racing when you've just had a hit and you can hardly see through your coin slot eyes. As I said before MODERATION IS KEY. If you are a 16 year old then I understand the need to get vegetated, but as an adult a mellow high from a quick smoke can be as useful as a shot of espresso. My advice, have a jog (or whatever your exercise of choice) as soon as you wake up, before you've had a chance to procrastinate and decide that it's the last thing you want to do. And stop driving, walk everywhere, better for you and the environment alike.
The main thing to remember is not to strain and starve yourself as that can be as damaging to your health as being obese; listen to your body as it communicates to you everything you need to know. I stumbled across this diet on my own at the age of 17 I weighed bordering on 16 stone and at 18 years old I weighed 11 stone, after choosing to continue doing this as my lifestyle rather than a diet I weigh about 10 stone consistently. So whilst not scientifically proven it has worked for me and is definitely worth a try.
As a weed smoker in a largely unaccepting country (UK), this diet could be harder for some than others as the work cafeteria beckons and you can't pop out for a quick smoke to settle your impulses because your manager is watching, but stay strong, once you've gotten out of the process of eating when there's nothing to do or just because other people are then this will be plain sailing.
In summation, enjoy what you eat as to stave off mental illness. MODERATION is key. Finally, smoke your food impulses away.
Read next: Yeah, I Smoke Pot... So?
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American Athletic Conference expands with addition of six schools, three in Texas
Oct. 29, 2021 - The American Athletic Conference is investing in big cities and the state of Texas with its addition of six new members recently. The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Florida Atlantic University, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University of North Texas, Rice University and University of Texas at San Antonio had their applications for membership approved last week.
WSU Medical Laboratory Sciences program receives generous endowed scholarship
Oct. 27, 2021 – The Medical Laboratory Sciences department at Wichita State University has received a $280,000 endowed scholarship gift from Southcentral Pathology. Dr. Joel Alderson, president of Southcentral Pathology in Wichita, KS, established this fund to provide two full-ride scholarships each year in WSU's Medical Laboratory Sciences program.
Spirit AeroSystems, Wichita State announce National Defense Prototype Center
Oct. 15, 2021 – Today, Spirit AeroSystems Inc. held a grand opening event and ribbon cutting ceremony for its National Defense Prototype Center (NDPC), a joint project with Wichita State University's National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR). This new research center will significantly expand Spirit's capabilities and production efficiencies in the defense and space market.
WSU Center for Real Estate releases 2022 Kansas Housing Markets Forecast Series
Oct. 13, 2021 — Kansas home prices will rise by 7.6% next year, according to the 2022 Kansas Housing Markets Forecast series published by the Wichita State University Center for Real Estate.
Wichita State releases 2022 employment forecasts
Oct. 13, 2021— Wichita State University's Center for Economic Development and Business Research has released an updated Kansas, Wichita, Kansas City and Topeka Employment Forecast.
From golfer to homicide detective? Meet Shocker Louisa Brunt
Oct. 11, 2021 - Louisa Brunt, from Manchester, England, transferred to Wichita State from Texas Tech University to golf and to earn her master's degree in criminal justice. Brunt graduated from Texas Tech, where she earned Academic All-Big 12 honors three times, with a major in criminology and a minor in forensic science. Brunt expects her career path to take her into police work or the FBI.


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Kryptonesticus és un gènere d'aranyes araneomorfes de la família dels nestícids (Nesticidae). Fou descrit per primera vegada l'any 2017 per Pavlek i Ribera.

Les seves espècies és distribueixen només a Europa, tot i que una espècie, K. eremita, ha estat introduïda a Nova Zelanda, a Auckland. Totes les espècies de Kryptonesticus tenen una localització molt restringida i són endèmiques, amb l'excepció de K. eremita.

Set de les seves vuit espècies reconegudes actualment han sigut transferides des del gènere Nesticus; tan sols l'espècie tipus Kryptonesticus deelemanae ja formava part del gènere.

Taxonomia
Segons el World Spider Catalog, amb data de desembre de 2018, Kryptonesticus té reconegudes 8 espècies:

 Kryptonesticus arenstorffi (KulczyńEsquí, 1914) — Bòsnia-Hercegovina
 Kryptonesticus beroni (Deltshev, 1977) — Bulgària
 Kryptonesticus beshkovi (Deltshev, 1979) — Creta
 Kryptonesticus deelemanae Pavlek & Ribera, 2017 — Croàcia
 Kryptonesticus dimensis (López-Pancorbo, Kunt & Ribera, 2013) — Gall dindi
 Kryptonesticus eremita (Simon, 1879) — Europa; introduït dins Nova Zelanda
 Kryptonesticus fagei (Kratochvíl, 1933) — Itàlia, Montenegro
 Kryptonesticus henderickxi (Bosselaers, 1998) — Creta

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NAFCU names Kwon-Moore associate director of Legislative Affairs
ARLINGTON, Va.-NAFCU has named Debbie Kwon-Moore its new Associate Director of Legislative Affairs following the promotion of Brad Thaler to director of the department earlier this year. "We are delighted to bring someone with Debbie's hands on legislative experience aboard," Thaler said. "Debbie spent five years on Capitol Hill immersed...
By Staff Writer | April 23, 2002 at 08:00 PM | The original version of this story was published on Credit Union Times Magazine

ARLINGTON, Va.-NAFCU has named Debbie Kwon-Moore its new Associate Director of Legislative Affairs following the promotion of Brad Thaler to director of the department earlier this year. "We are delighted to bring someone with Debbie's hands on legislative experience aboard," Thaler said. "Debbie spent five years on Capitol Hill immersed in the legislative process, and that day-to-day experience with the inner workings of Congress will serve her well in advancing credit union issues." Kwon-Moore is charged with establishing and maintaining relations with members of Congress and their staff to promote the trade association's legislative goals and initiatives. She will also monitor federal legislation and congressional activities, as well as provide legislative research and analysis. Prior to joining NAFCU, Kwon-Moore spent five years in House Financial Services Committee Member Steven LaTourette's (R-Ohio) office. She joined LaTourette's staff as an assistant and was promoted to senior legislative assistant. Kwon-Moore managed the legislative staff and coordinating a wide array of daily legislative activities from vote recommendations to liaison work with the House Financial Services Committee. Kwon-Moore has a bachelor's degree in advertising and public relations from Emerson College in Boston.


BOSTON -- Cabot has announced that it has committed to build a new world-class fumed silica plant in Carrollton, Kentucky. The plant will be adjacent to the existing Dow Corning silicone monomer plant in Carrollton and is an extension of Cabot's long-term relationship with Dow Corning.
Cabot and Dow Corning have been partners for more than thirty years, with current neighboring operations in Midland, Michigan, USA and Barry, Wales, United Kingdom.
Subject to obtaining the necessary government and regulatory approvals, construction of the plant is expected to begin in late-2017 and be operational by 2020.
"We are excited to be adding the Carrollton fumed silica plant to our global manufacturing network. This is yet another example of our corporate strategy at play as we continue to invest and strengthen our core market capabilities," said Nick Cross, executive vice president and president, Performance Chemicals segment.
Fumed silica is an ultra-fine, high-purity particle used as a reinforcing, thickening, abrasive, thixotropic, suspending or anti-caking additive. The material is highly versatile and used in a wide-range of end-market applications for the automotive, construction and consumer products industries. Fumed silica helps improve the performance of a wide range of products, including adhesives, sealants, cosmetics, batteries, toners, silicone elastomers, coatings and pharmaceuticals.


This vintage-inspired striped dress will make your little girl look like she walked right out of an stylish old movie. Made of breathable lightweight fabric, the Lane Dress features long puffed sleeves, pretty pleating down the front, and an adorable wide cape-style collar. Available in two neutral colors.


We finally have the details of Trump's border wall.
Last year, right around this time, I wrote about how President Donald Trump would never get his border wall — and how that would be a good thing.
The reasons for this were twofold: on one hand was the obvious waste of money spent securing the border with a first century tactic like a wall when you could secure it with 21st century solutions like high-tech drones and well-equipped border agents. On the other hand was the personal aspect of it, the fact a border wall would hurt family, friends, and the environment in an area I was very close to.
For more than 13 years I've been coming to West Texas to vacation and write about the border, both in Mexico and Texas. Each year that I visit, I fall more in love with the region and — recently — become more enraged by the idea of a giant wall dividing these two great countries. But today, Americans got a clearer picture of President Trump's border wall after an official proposal that was sent to Congress leaked to the Wall Street Journal.
President Trump has asked for $18 billion to build more than 700 miles of new and replacement "barriers" along the southwest border. It would bring the total miles of barrier — some fencing, some "see-through" wall, etc. — to 970 miles from the current 654 miles. The border is, in total, 2,000 miles long. If this construction went exactly as planned, it wouldn't be complete until 2027.
He also asked for $5.7 billion for "towers, surveillance equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles and other technology," and "$8.5 billion over seven years for 5,000 Border Patrol agents and other personnel," the Wall Street Journal reported.
In other words, the cost of hiring 5,000 new border agents, improving the technology on the border, and building unmanned aerial vehicles that could patrol and spot people crossing the border illegally would cost about $14.2 billion — or $3.8 billion less than repairing and building an ineffective wall.
This alone points to a colossal waste of money for a project that would require stealing privately owned land from Americans, destroying swathes of the environment and ecosystem, and 10 years of work to get it done. But even assuming the best, that this partial wall would be an effective way to stop illegal immigrants from coming in, that somehow the bill wouldn't fall on taxpayers (he's asking Congress, or you, for the money), that this wouldn't seriously damage trade relations with a country that is responsible for 70 percent of our vegetable imports, you still have to believe illegal immigrants who wanted to come here wouldn't simply cross in the next 10 years before the wall was finished.
And even then, the way border apprehensions are trending this year points to the wall being even less useful. Whether it's Trump's threat of apprehending border crossers, the fact agriculture work is less appealing now, or that America simply seems less appealing to Mexican and South American migrants, he's right: illegal border crossings are down significantly since he took office.
So if we aren't going to spend $18 billion on a pointless wall, what could we spend it on? Last year, when Trump was claiming he'd only need $15 billion for a wall that covered the whole 2,000-mile border, I reported on where else we could spend the money. With just $15 billion, we could give every American $45, cut the cost of health insurance in half for almost 7 million people, pay for 41,000 students' tuition at a four-year college, or give $300,000 to every single one of the 50,000 homeless veterans in the United States. And we'd still have an extra $3 billion to play with.
Instead, Trump is opting to request this money for a wall. And it's not even the wall he promised. Instead, most of the money will be used for repairing the existing wall, and in 10 years there will be a partial "barrier" covering less than half of the border with lots of fencing. So, again, even if things went exactly as planned, Trump's most ardent supporters won't be getting the "big, beautiful wall" across the entire border that they were promised.
And that, my friends, would be a good thing.
These Two Brothers Went Viral After Getting Accepted To College. Now, Ellen Learns Just How Amazing They Are.
An inspiring story to say the least.


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Florida Georgia Line lit up the night and let it burn Thursday (Oct. 13) when they brought the Dig Your Roots Tour to Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. The sold-out show was their headlining debut at the venue.
At one point in the middle of "Hot in Herre" with their 2014 summer tourmate Nelly, a slightly sweaty Tyler Hubbard completely lost his Old Camp Whiskey shirt. But who could blame him?
The 90-minute hit-filled set was coming to an end and it was full of non-stop fun with friends, family and — goodness, gracious — great flames of pyro. Throughout the concert, the music blasting onstage had fans getting wild in the aisles and singing along to every song.
And at times the music was so loud, throughout the arena eyeballs rattled in their sockets. Onstage, Hubbard and Brian Kelley pretty much grinned from ear-to-ear the whole time.
Nelly was one of Florida Georgia Line's three surprise guests at the Music City stop.
Next, 13 inflatable trees emerged onstage as Kelley took the lead on the title track of their current album Dig Your Roots. "Confession," "Stay" and "May We All," their current single with Tim McGraw, followed.
After singing the Dig Your Roots song "Smooth," they made their way to a satellite stage toward the back of the arena where another small bonfire lit up behind Hubbard's grand piano for "Dirt" and "H.O.L.Y.," the latter of which they dedicated to their wives.
Then Jake Owen joined the duo for "Sun Dazed," which was followed by a live "mixtape" medley of Chamillionaire, Toby Keith, Montell Jordan and House of Pain. "Ride Wit Me," "Hot in Herre" and "Cruise" with Nelly closed the show.
Sets by Cole Swindell, Kane Brown and Nashville natives the Cadillac Three kicked off the night.
Before singing "White Lightning," the Cadillac Three's Jaren Johnston revealed he and his wife of three years Evyn are expecting their first child.
Backstage in an area that's usually reserved for national tour rehearsals and award show pressrooms, their home record label Big Machine hosted Studio FGL for invited media guests and Music Row VIPs.
For this particular occasion, the place was lit up in red with a massive bar stationed in the middle with five disco balls spinning overhead. Two go-go dancers dressed in psychedelic jumpsuits and bell bottoms got down to a live DJ that mixed country with pop hits as folks mingled around Old Camp Whiskey stations serving at least four different signature cocktails.
While the Cadillac Three tore into 35 minutes of southern rock, Hubbard and Kelley were backstage at Studio FGL being presented with double platinum plaques honoring "H.O.L.Y." from the Recording Industry Association of America.
Florida Georgia Line are honorees for the 2016 CMT Artists of the Year special, airing Oct. 20 at 9 p.m. ET. The Dig Your Roots Tour continues Friday (Oct. 14) in Evansville, Indiana.