Dr. Teresa Conner-Kerr will begin her role as dean of UNG's College of Health Sciences & Professions on Aug. 1.
The University of North Georgia has selected Dr. Teresa Conner-Kerr as the inaugural dean for the university's College of Health Sciences & Professions, effective Aug. 1, 2014. Conner-Kerr most recently was professor and chair of the Department of Physical Therapy in the School of Health Sciences at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina.
"Dr. Conner-Kerr is an active scholar and seasoned administrator. Her experience as an academic leader at Winston-Salem State University and history of funded and published research give us great confidence that she has the professional abilities and personal qualities to assume the role as founding dean for the college," said Dr. Patricia Donat, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at UNG. "We look forward to her arrival before fall semester."
UNG's College of Health Sciences & Professions was created in 2013 when the former -Gainesville State College and North Georgia College & State University consolidated. Dr. Bob Michael, former dean of UNG's College of Education, has served as interim dean since the college's creation.
"I want to help the college and university move forward in addressing the healthcare needs of north Georgia," Conner-Kerr said. "This will include designing an inter-professional curriculum that can be delivered anytime, anyplace and anywhere through novel educational technologies. We will continue to build on our historic partnerships regionally while expanding nationally and internationally. We can achieve our goals by engaging our partners and leveraging the plethora of talents and expertise on our multiple campuses."
Conner-Kerr has authored more than 50 scholarly works in peer-reviewed journals and books and has served on the editorial/peer-review boards of several national journals. With a primary research interest in the area of tissue healing, she also has served on the board of directors/executive committee of wound care associations, panels and examination boards, and has presented internationally on the topic of wound management technologies and practices.
In February, Conner-Kerr and 16 fellow medical professionals held an Association of Specialty Professors workshop in Washington, D.C., that focused on wound repair and healing in older adults, including identifying gaps in knowledge, the possible disparities in research for older adults, and setting priorities for area training.
Conner-Kerr also serves as a new product development consultant for wound care technologies and conducts preclinical trial testing for novel wound healing therapies. Other research interests include simulation and gaming technology and their application to health care education. She also has a patent for a prototype patient simulator for pressure ulcer prevention.
"I believe UNG has a strong foundation to become an innovation hub for this region and state; the university's broad platform, focused leadership and the region's growth rate provide an optimal mix to capitalize on the many opportunities in north Georgia, which is part of why I was so drawn to this institution," Conner-Kerr said. "Other things, such as a caring and invested community and a strong military leadership presence, are among the many reasons why I am excited to be here."


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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Inaugurates India's First Sports Arbitration Centre in Gujarat
Kiren Rijiju stated that the Sports Arbitration Centre of India in Gujarat will have a far-reaching impact in India's sports sector by creating and establishing credibility for itself.
Kiren Rijiju said that to make India a sports nation, arrangements have to be made for things such as sports science, sports arbitration, medicine, and training.	-
Updated: 26 Sep 2021 10:35 pm
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday inaugurated the country's first "Sports Arbitration Centre of India" in Gujarat which will serve as an independent body to fast track disputes in the sports sector. (More Sports News)
Rijiju said this centre will have "a far-reaching impact" and play an important role in expanding the country's sports sector.
"Sports Arbitration Centre of India (SACI) is going to give a major push to make the sports sector big. Because when the sector grows, there will emerge lots of issues attached to it. So you have provisions to handle those emerging issues," he said after the inauguration.
"The SACI will have a far-reaching impact for the sports sector of the country by creating a reputation and establishing credibility for itself through the provision to settle disputes and other issues and concerns of the sports sector in a fast, transparent and very accountable manner," the minister said.
"When (sports) is an industry, there will be lots of commercial involvement. Then stakes will be very high. When the stakes are high, you must have the mechanisms to redress and address those issues. This (SACI) is on the line of alternative disputes resolution," Rijiju told PTI.
He said all the necessary preparations have already been thought about and taken. "We have to take the next step. (The SACI) has to be headed by people with credibility. Credible people will take it forward. From our side, we will give necessary policy backing, because after all we have to make sports a big sector," said Rijiju, who had served as Union Sports Minister.
The Union Minister further said that to make India a sports nation, arrangements have to be made for things such as sports science, sports arbitration, medicine, and training.
"The Narendra Modi government will provide full support in the terms of finance, manpower and policy etc. to private companies and state governments working in the direction of promoting sports," he said.
Rijiju said as the Law and Justice Minister he is acquiring views on the required policy changes or the need for a new Act to promote the sports sector.
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It has been great to get so much feedback on my Classroom Rules Posters. It is so interesting to see what rules you all use in your classrooms. I hope that this will be a great help to New Teachers or those who are teaching Infants for the first time.
I just love, love, love getting requests! This one is especially for Tonya. I hope she likes it! There are two versions to choose from.
Thanks a lot. They are cute and funny.
Glad that you like them! I hope that you find them useful.
I just stuck them up in my classroom today. They look pretty cute! School is back for us this Monday.


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"Border Crossing" by Samantha Lê published in The Minnesota Review
August 8, 2018 August 10, 2018 / Samantha Lê
In "Border Crossing," the speaker of the poem laments about being labeled an "illegal." She remembers a life, before the change in geography, where she was a complete person, "but between the leaving and entering they changed how they look at me—objects once labeled can't be relabeled, you know." Somehow in the border crossing, her existence was reduced to one word, a word that carries with it all the weight of past and future discriminations.
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"Border Crossing." The Minnesota Review (Virginia Tech, Duke University Press), Durham, NC, Issue No. 90, Spring 2018, pp. 14. Publishing contemporary poetry and fiction as well as reviews, critical commentary, and interviews of leading intellectual figures, The Minnesota Review curates smart, accessible collections of progressive new work.
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nice poem honey, always very good…
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On Wed, Aug 8, 2018 at 10:20 AM, sound & silences wrote:
> Samantha Lê posted: "In "Border Crossing," the speaker of the poem laments > about being labeled an "illegal." She remembers a life, before the change > in geography, where she was a complete person, "but between the leaving and > entering they changed how they look at me—objects o" >
Lloyd Gomez
What a thoughtful, and beautiful poem. Thank you.


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This evening all four of us were sort of dragging at dinner.
For one thing, I don't think any of us have quite adjusted to the time change yet. When it gets dark, Madison tells us it's time for bed. When it's light, you'll have a hard time convincing her that it's still early. She'd probably make a great farmer. And it's not just her - I've been tired in the evenings as well. We were at an event Saturday night, and at one point I checked my watch, certain it was late and we needed to leave...and it was 8:00. Right.
Anyway, the girls were up at the crack of dawn today and literally bouncing off the walls (and I do mean literally. They were chasing each other around, intentionally running into the walls, bouncing off, pratfalling, and repeat). They did nap, but not well. They were crabby and sleepy by the time we sat down to eat.
Adam and I weren't fountains of energy either. His grandmother died a few days ago, and although she had a long, full, 97 years of life, it's still a loss he's feeling pretty strongly - we both are, but obviously it's hitting him a bit harder. He's been pretty low energy. I've been trying to pick up some of that slack, which has been draining on me.
Anyway, whatever the reasons, we were all tired and cranky at dinner tonight, which means we got to use on of our favorite Madison-isms....kasausted.
In case you didn't figure it out, kasausted is Madison for exhausted. She's been saying it that way for a few months, and we love it too much to correct her.
It started one evening when she was having a major meltdown. Everything was bringing more tears to her eyes. Finally she collapsed on the floor, a mess after yet another tantrum and wailed, "I am just KASAUSTED".
And thus, our family dialect of "kasausted" was born. Whenever anyone looks tired or cranky, we ask if they're kasausted, tell them they look kasausted, or say that WE are kasausted.
I love it. I really do. It's authentic. It's us. In fact, if you try to prompt her to say it, she won't. She'll look at you like you're crazy. But when she's super tired, that's what she says. Love it.
And I love it more because I know it won't last forever. In fact, based on history, I think the days might be numbered.
Madison used to call popsicles "hops-ti-pops". We have no idea why, but it lasted a few months and we loved it. It was adorable.
Then one day, she started saying "popsicle". No more cute mispronunciation. One day it was there, the next it was gone. That toddler speak just vanished. Suddenly she wasn't speaking as a baby, she was speaking as a little girl.
I know kasausted won't last forever. One day she'll tell us she's exhausted, and roll her eyes when we try to get her back to it. You only get a small window where the language is understandable, adorably incorrect, and authentic. Baby talk isn't the same.
For now, no matter how tired we are, kasuasted levels of tired that we discuss with the three year old always make us smile. Best remedy ever.
What are some adorable mispronunciations that your kids use? How long do they last?


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Lauren's class took a "sustainability tour" at an eco resort not far from us, and we learned how green waste from their kitchen is collected in a system that captures the methane gas it produces. The gas is converted into fuel for cooking, and the remaining compost is used as fertilizer for crops grown on-site. Cooking oils are recycled and used to create dish soap, body washes, and shampoos. It was low tech and ingenious, like so many things we've seen in Costa Rica.


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Cook rice noodles as per directions. When done rinse under water and drain. Toss 2 tablespoon olive oil in the noodles. Keep it warm.
In a mixing bowl add soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, curry powder, hoisin sauce, sriracha sauce, lime juice and black pepper. Combine well and keep it aside.
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Add sauce to the wok and toss until everything is evenly coated with the sauce.
Finally, add cooked noodles and toss again. Add half the cilantro and combine lightly.
You can make the same dish with either tofu, fish or beef.
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I am building some dashboards to automate a large amount of internal reporting. I am using data from an Object Orientated databases. I work for a large multinational organisation and will be extracting a large amount of data and I want to know what would be the best way to do this.
I would want to refresh the data sources (potentially live connection). Would performance be enhanced if I extracted historical data into SQL Server / or a Tableau file (what would make more sense). It looks like the API loops through each cell to create a Tableau data set so assume this wouldn't be optimal running for the entire data set each time.
I will be utilizing Tableau Server, but as I haven't got that far down the road, I don't know the capabilities and limitations in doing this. I am not from a Tech background, but am leading this project and need to be able to communicate the best way of doing this.
Minimizing read/write contention by using optimistic locking and foregoing read isolation.
Seamless schema migration. Support for lazy migration of old schemas.
Globally synchronized via log replication.
Transaction log exposed as a first class api for a consistent way to support notifications/auditing/replication.
I would personally build a piece of middleware that calls the APIs and extracts the data into a database that can be easily consumed by Tableau (SQL, Oracle, etc.). Of course, if the data is unstructured, you'll need to add structure to it during this process.


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Sam Blackman will be a great asset to this football club, says Dartford joint-manager Adam Flanagan
Wednesday 15th May 2019
DARTFORD joint-managers Adam Flanagan and Jamie Coyle have announced their first two summer signings.
Defender Jordan Wynter, 25, joins the club on a permanent basis having been on loan from Maidstone United since September 2018.
Midfielder Sam Blackman, 23, signs from their Vanarama National League South rivals Concord Rangers.
He previously played at Leatherhead and was part of the Millwall Academy and Dartford's Academy when he was younger.
"Jordan had a great impact when he came to us on loan last season and he showcased what a good player he is in a variety of positions," Flanagan told www.dartfordfc.com.
"Jordan's energy levels and commitment to the cause was without question and we are happy to have secured his services once again for the upcoming season."
Concord Rangers chairman Ant Smith is disappointed to have lost Blackman to the players home-town club.
"We would like to thank Sam for his honest approach to us and wish him and his family all the best for the future," he said on Twitter.
Flanagan added: "Sam is a Dartford lad who still lives in the town within walking distance of the club.
"As a youngster he was part of our Academy and then moved onto Millwall. After spending time in America, he came back and played for Leatherhead and had a great season at Concord last season.
"Sam is a box-to-box midfielder with high energy levels and with his hunger to win, we feel Sam will be a great asset to this football club."
The pair join Ben Greenhalgh, Ryan Hayes, Lee Noble, Andy Pugh, Charlie Sheringham and Ronnie Vint at Princes Park next season.
Dartford finished in tenth-place in the National League South last season, collecting 64 points from their 42 league games, missing out on a play-off place by a couple of points.
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Are you curious to hear what Broadway star Jason Danieley listens to when he's training for the half marathon? We've got the exclusive scoop on his running playlist. Jason put together a special Spotify playlist for us that he usually listens to during his training runs for the big race.
From appearing in social media, to meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, Broadway star Jason Danieley and his late wife Marin Mazzie vigorously advocated for the concerns of cancer patients and their loved ones.
Now, as reported by Playbill and Broadway World, in honor of Mazzie (who passed away from ovarian cancer last September), Danieley will be lacing up his sneakers and advocating for patients in a brand new way by participating in the 2019 United Airlines NYC Half on March 17. He will run in a special Team Marin in honor of his wife with Brian d'Arcy James.
Studies show that people who donate money are happier and healthier than those who don't. Giving activates pleasure centers in the brain that adds to a person's self-esteem, sense of purpose, overall happiness and physical health, regardless of income level.
This Tuesday, November 29, as we transition from Thanksgiving break into the holiday season, we are celebrating another holiday: Giving Tuesday. Created in 2012 by the United Nations Foundation, Giving Tuesday is a new tradition that focuses on the ways we can all give back. At the Cancer Support Community, we'd like to take the opportunity created by Giving Tuesday to highlight some of the ways you can help us provide the best services possible to people affected by cancer.
Winston Churchill once said, "We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give." These words ring true every day, but no truer than this week as we prepare for #GivingTuesday–an annual day devoted to giving back to others. After a day spent eating and giving thanks, and two days spent shopping, this day always feels much needed–and the benefits reaped from this day grow more important every year. If you're unfamiliar with #GivingTuesday and what it represents, learn more below and find out how you can help support the Cancer Support Community's mission: To ensure that all people impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action, and sustained by community.


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Q: Clickable Form Images Stuck Below Div I have two back and forth arrows that can be clicked to move through photos in a frame on my one-page website. My terminology might not be correct here. The div that holds the photos and the back and forth arrows appears below my screen instead of in the screen scene div. I could move the images up to appear in the screen scene, but not the arrows. Even when I move the arrows, the div stays anchored below the screen, if that makes sense. So when I reduce my screen width, the width of the images scale but the height of the div does not. I would like to have the entire images div appear within the screen scene and scale properly, and to move the arrows to the upper right of the photos, outside the photo frame. Can anyone show me how to fix this?

var images = [
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];

function slideShowForward() {
  images.push(images.shift());
  document.getElementById('images').style.backgroundImage = 'url(' + images[0] + ')';
}

function slideShowBack() {
  images.unshift(images.pop());
  document.getElementById('images').style.backgroundImage = 'url(' + images[0] + ')';
}
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  height: 100vh !important;
  float: left;
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  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh !important;
  float: left;
  background: url("just-grass.jpg") no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
  position: relative;
  z-index: -5;
}

#port-pic-2 {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh !important;
  float: left;
  background: url("port-pic-2.jpg") no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
  display: none;
  position: relative;
  z-index: -5;
}

#grey-block {
  background-color: grey;
  width: 100%;
  height: 67px;
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  background-image: url('giraffe.jpg');
  border: 1px solid red;
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A: Here's a jsfiddle with your current code: Original Fiddle
What you are currently doing
For your current layout, you have tried to use #port-pic-1 { float: left; } to remove the block from the page flow so that your #images block will be higher up on the page.
Why this doesn't work
Block elements (
) ignore the floating elements and position themselves the way you are hoping, but inline elements () do not. They float around floating elements.
Possible Fixes
There are many different ways that you could position your arrow buttons. What I would do is remove the float property, and use absolute position for the buttons.Updated Fiddle
HTML

CSS
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  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh !important;
  background: url("http://placehold.it/400x400") no-repeat;
  background-size: cover;
  position: relative;
  z-index: -5;
}

#images {
  background-image: url('giraffe.jpg');
  border: 1px solid red;
  background-size: contain;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  position: absolute;
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La problemática del arte latinoamericano
Romero Brest, Jorge
The Argentine critic Jorge Romero Brest states that he generally agrees with the lecture that Juan Acha gave at the XVII Congreso Extraordinario de la AICA [17th Extraordinary Conference of the AICA], held in Caracas in 1983. However, Romero Brest believes that when a country or a society lacks an aesthetic conscience, it is absolutely devoid of art, and in his opinion, this is the major problem facing Latin America. He stresses that it is important to think about the question of an aesthetic conscience and an artistic conscience, because the latter is an intrinsic component of all human activity. Furthermore, there is a clear problem of cultural illiteracy, and a lack of information and depth that must be analyzed together in order to overcome the problem through the conduit of humanism.
This lecture was given at the XVII Congreso de la AICA [17th Conference of the AICA] held in Caracas, in September 1983. This issue of Plástica magazine was devoted to art in Latin America; it was produced by Ernesto Ruiz de la Mata, the Puerto Rican critic, who organized the Centro de Documentación de Arte Latinoamericano [Center for the Documentation of Latin American Art] in Puerto Rico during the 1980s. Some of the articles included in this issue were lectures delivered at various conferences and symposia that were collected here for the first time; other essays were contributed by their authors with no particular subject guidelines. This was the first time that a Puerto Rican magazine addressed the question of contemporary Latin American art. Plástica magazine, where this review was published, was an art publication that appeared fairly regularly in Puerto Rico. It began modestly enough in 1968, as the newsletter of the Liga de arte de San Juan [San Juan Art League], but changed its name in 1978 to Plástica revista de la Liga de estudiantes de San Juan [San Juan Student League Visual Arts Magazine]. Its very specific title notwithstanding, the twenty-one issues of the magazine explored a wide range of subjects within the broad parameters of Puerto Rican and Latin American art, filling its pages with retrospective coverage of subjects, such as the V Bienal de San Juan del grabado latinoamericano y del Caribe [5th San Juan Biennial of Latin American and Caribbean Prints] (1981), Puerto Rican architecture, and Latin American visual arts. The first editorial board of the magazine included Hélène Saldaña, Delta Picó, Cordelia Buitrago, and J.M. García Segovia. In addition to the many essays written by top Puerto Rican thinkers, the magazine published contributions from some of the leading Latin American artists and critics, such as Luis Camnitzer, Damián Bayón, Jacqueline Barnitz, Samuel Cherson, Joseph Alsop, Omar Rayo, and Ricardo Pau Llosa, among many others.
Plástica Latinoamericana (San Juan, Puerto Rico). -- Vol. 1, no. 12 (Sept. 1984)
Romero Brest, Jorge. "La problemática del arte latinoamericano." Plástica Latinoamericana (San Juan, Puerto Rico), vol. 1, no. 12 (September 1984): 25-28.
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Quanzhou City, located in southeast China's Fujian Province, has been striving to promote the construction of the pilot zone of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road under the country's Belt and Road Initiative.
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Mother Charged With Child Abuse After Toddler Dies in Fall From Airport Escalator in North Carolina
Posted 7:18 AM, November 21, 2019, by CNN Wire, Updated at 07:38PM, November 21, 2019
A woman in Charlotte is facing abuse charges in connection with the death of her 3-year-old son inside Charlotte Douglas International airport.
On Tuesday, three warrants for misdemeanor child abuse were issued for Jiterria Lightner, 25, Officer Blake Page with Charlotte Mecklenburg Police told CNN.
Lightner's son, Jaiden Cowart, died from injuries sustained after falling September 25 in a stairway near the baggage claim area, according to CNN affiliate WSOC.
WSOC reports that the family was returning from a trip to Florida, when Jaiden got caught in the handrail of an escalator and was pulled up and fell. He was taken to a local hospital where he later died, according to WSOC.
In a statement to CNN, Michael Greene, the attorney for Lightner, said his client is a loving mother who is shocked and devastated police made a charging decision in this case.
"CMPD formerly called this case an accident and are now saying it was a crime. We intend to fight these allegations and look forward to the entire story being told." Greene said.
Greene told WSOC that he thinks that police are charging Jaiden's mom because they believe she wasn't supervising her children properly, the affiliate reported.
"She was caring for a 4-, 3- and 2-year-old and trying to arrange a ride back from the airport," Greene told WSOC. "I'm here saying that she's not guilty of misdemeanor child abuse."
Charlotte police did not provide an explanation for why charges were filed.
Charlotte Douglas International Airport issued this statement.
"Our thoughts are with the family during this very difficult time. We are extremely grateful for the quick response of our emergency crews and law enforcement officers and for the medical assistance and care they provided. The escalator where the incident occurred was inspected by the N.C. Department of Labor, found to be in proper working order, and released back in service the following day. We are committed to and constantly reviewing safety and risk. We review any and all recommendations and take appropriate measures."
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All Grove players, except Oliver Lines and Liang Wenbo have been involved in this season Championship League snooker. Three of them, Neil Robertson, Judd Trump and Jack Lisowski made it to the winners group. Jack made it to the Final but, unfortunately was then beaten by Martin Gould.
Neil Robertson beat Stuart Bingham by 9-7 in a tense final in Cardiff to lift the Ray Reardon Trophy. It was Neil's 15th ranking title and the second Welsh Open victory. The first came in 2007 – when he beat Andrew Higginson by 9-8 – only his second ranking title at the time.
The tournament was played in Cardiff from February 11 to February 17, 2019.
Judd Trump beat Ali Carter – an all Grove Final – to win the World Grand Prix 2019, played in Cheltenham from February 4 to February 10, 2019.
This was Judd's third title of the season, after the Northern Ireland Open 2018 and The Masters 2019. It was Judd's tenth ranking title in total.
The Scottish Open 2018 was played at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, from December 10 to December 16, 2018. Neil Robertson was the defending Champion. The tournament was won by Mark Allen who beat Shaun Murphy by 9-7 in the Final.
The UK Championship 2018 was played at the York Barbican from November 27 to December 9, 2018. Ronnie O'Sullivan successfully defended his title, setting a new records of 7 UK Championship titles, and 19 Triple Crowns. He beat Mark Allen by 10-6 in the Final.
The Northern Ireland Open 2018 was played at the Waterfront, Belfast, from November 12 to November 18, 2018.
Judd Trump claimed his first ranking title in over a year with a stunning 9-7 defeat of Ronnie O'Sullivan in the final of the BetVictor Northern Ireland Open in Belfast.
Neil Robertson reached the final of the International Championship 2018, played in Daqing, China from 28 October to 4 November 2018. He played great snooker all week, but, unfortunately, came short against Mark Allen who beat him by 10-5 in the final.It was in fact a very successful event for the Grove team. No less than four of the five players competing in Daqing reached the quarter finals: Neil, Jack, Ali and Judd. Ali was beaten at that stage by the eventual champion Mark Allen. Jack and Judd faced each other, and it was Jack who prevailed. Neil beat the current n°1 and defending champion, Mark Selby.
Again in the semi finals, the two remaining Grove players, Jack and Neil faced each other and it was Neil who won by 9-7.
The English Open 2018, first of the Home Nations Series was played in the K2 arena in Crawley from 15 to 21 October 2018. The tournament was won by Stuart Bingham who defeated Mark Davis in what was the "oldest" snooker final in history, with players aggregated ages totalling 88 years.
The qualifiers for the International Championship 201! were played in Barnsley from 9 to 12 October 2018. Players had to win one match to book their place in the main event proper.
Unfortunately Jack and Oliver had to play each other and it's Jack who came out the winner by 6-5. Neil, Judd and Ali also qualified, whilst Luca lost to Jordan Brown by 6-5. Liang, being China's n°2, has his last 128 match held-over to the main venue.


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I'm an #Avgeek to an extent. I read the frequent flyer forums like FlyerTalk.com and MilePoint.com and take advantage of the amazing deals people find on there to do most of my traveling. If not for FT or MP I wouldn't be able to volunteer internationally, it's as simple as that. But where I differ from other Mileage Runners out there is that I actually get out of the airport and check out the place I've flown into on a layover. The trip to marshal Spa 24h was a perfect example of this, where I attempted to stop over in Rome on a few hour layover. And spend a night in Chicago on the way home.
While I'm sure others would be weary of attempting a sightseeing tour of Rome after arriving at 7am and connecting to a 3pm flight, but I went for it. The Leonardo da Vinci airport is about an hour away from Rome using public transport, and at that hour of the morning rush hour traffic is guaranteed. However I got pretty lucky and made it to the city by 9am, by the time the flight arrived at the gate and I cleared customs it was 8am. The beauty of the bus ride is that it was great for sightseeing in air conditioned environment. For one, it passed right by the Colosseum (both on the way there and back along with a number of other historic sites that I know little about). But seeing that the Colosseum is in a hilly area I changed my plans of staring my tour from there and instead took the metro a few stops from Termini stations to Piazza di Spagna.
Took a quick shot with the famous Spanish steps, and continued in the direction of the Pantheon.
Along the way spotted a cool police car, a badge engineered Citroen version of a Mitsubishi electric city car. (which always looked like a four door version of the Smart ForTwo from Mercedes-Benz… and knowing that Daimler-Benz was a stakeholder in Mitsubishi when this car was designed, I'm sure there was some collaboration).
Before I could reach the Pantheon I stumbled into a neat gelato store which offered some much needed relief for the rising temps outside, both with the air conditioner and delicious gelato. Rome went up to 36 Celcius during my visit and I was melting while running around for the three hours I spend in the city… my jeans were soaking wet.
After the obligatory selfie at the Pantheon I followed advice from a fellow FT'er from Germany to check out the classic salumeria in the square for a sample of their prosciutto and panini. It was delicious! I tend to compare foodie places to something I'm already familiar with, and my regular lunch place outside the office: Cosmo's salumeria in Hackensack, NJ offers comparable experience as the authentic spot in Rome. I was very pleased discovering that.
While making my way towards Piazza Venezia and the Roman Forum I spotted a familiar car badge engineered to represent the home country.
This Chrysler 300 was wearing a Lancia badge which calls it Thema. And the limo driver behind the wheel did a great job trying to avoid me running after it with my cell phone camera.
Eventually I made it to the Roman Forum, which was incredible.
These are several thousand year old ruins from the peak of Roman Empire. The sense of history is overwhelming in Rome, I highly recommend it for anyone even remotely interested in discovering things you learn in history books… experienced in real life.
The final stop on my tour was of course the Colosseum.
My plans did include a visit to the Vatican, but with my flight departing late from NYC and arriving slightly behind schedule after catching up some time in the air, there just wasn't enough time to venture across the river. So I left it for next time. Rome definitely deserves another, longer visit in the future!
With buses running only twice an hour between Termini and FCO I decided to leave Rome at noon to make sure I don't jeopardize my flight at 3pm. Of course once I arrived at the airport the sightseeing didn't stop as I was pretty impressed with the Automotive dining options there.
Yes, there is a Mercedes-Benz Cafe in the terminal. Conveniently it was right next to my departure gate for Brussels. And as much as I was craving the authentic thin crust pizza sold by the slice on a beautifully crafted long plate adorning the Mercedes-Benz star, I was not at all hungry and still had most of my panini and prosciutto left to finish. So I took the picture instead of buying more food.
I used my Delta Sky Miles frequent flyer program miles to book the flight to Brussels via Rome on Alitalia. On the way home I used American AAdvantage miles to fly Finnair via Helsinki. But the NYC flight was completely sold out, so I finagled a routing via Chicago and American was kind enough to throw in a freebie leg from Chicago to NY which was a day after arrival. That gave me a couple of hours in the evening and almost the whole day next day to explore Chicago downtown. Which I totally turned into a Foodie Tour while sightseeing.
First stop on the itinerary was Giordano's deep dish pizza the evening of my arrival. It was delicious. Absolutely delicious. Though at $18 quite pricey and way too big for me to finish at around 10pm at night. But it was so good.
The next morning the foodie tour continued. I made a list of about five places that I had to sample, Chicago Hot Dogs was represented by a few iconic places. There was a joint selling Chicago style fries with cheddar cheese which was not my favorite especially after being on a fry diet in Belgium for a week. But the hot dog places rocked.
What an impressive piece of art work. And I was super glad to finally discover it for myself with the obligatory selfie to keep for my memory.
The two side trips on this Motorsport Road Trip were as exciting to me as the Spa 24h race. I love taking advantage of opportunities to see something that I would otherwise not have a chance to experience. I always tried in the past to piggyback a visit to Thailand whenever working Singapore or Malaysia events. And I'm especially looking forward to visiting the Cook Islands on my next trip to Australia and New Zealand.
2016 is going to be a great year. To start I'd like to do a couple of international events that I haven't done in a long time. Bathurst 12h is perhaps the biggest one of them all. But getting to Australia and New Zealand is a bit of a challenge. For one it's on the other side of the world, and it literally takes days to get there. Which means I need more time off from work. But it's also costly even when redeeming frequent flyer miles to pay for the trip.
The purpose of this post is to collect information on what my options are, and to seek advice from other frequent flyers to optimize my redemptions and get the best deal possible.
Virgin Australia booked through the use of Virgin America elevate points seems to be the best deal. It would take only 40,000 points and $140 tax to fly from Los Angeles (LAX) to Sydney (SYD) round trip. Unfortunately I would still have to find my own way to LAX from NYC, and I don't actually have 40,000 elevate points in my account which is currently at just 26k or so. Luckily one way redemptions start at 25,000 elevate points either LAX-SYD or SYD-LAX and $90 tax.
American Airlines AAdvantage redemption is the second best choice. It would require 75,000 miles and $114.50 in tax to fly from New York City (JFK) to Sydney (SYD) with a layover in Los Angeles (LAX). A bonus of redeeming miles with American as their credit card holder I would also get 10% rebate back on the mileage spend. So it would only take 67,500 miles to fly this route. I have flown Qantas on this route before a few times, using both their Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 birds, and it was a very enjoyable experience.
The downside of course is that this year I have already used up 8,000 of the 10,000 rebate allowance with my two trips to Europe for Nurburgring 24h and Spa 24h. So the most I would actually get back is the remaining 2,000, which would result in 5,500 miles wasted. So I'm not too eager to redeem my AAdvantage miles on this trip. And I haven't even gotten to the part of visiting New Zealand yet.
United Airlines Mileage Plus is also a valid option on this routing. At this point there are a lot of redemption opportunities both on UA metal and on their partners like Asiana Airlines or Air New Zealand. And best of all there is opportunity to book open jaw flights to arrive Australia and leave from New Zealand. However availability is non-existent to arrive NZ in the heart of their summer at the end of January so the only option is to fly to Australia first and leave from New Zealand after the race at Bathurst.
My ideal redemption would be to fly to Sydney (SYD) on a partner airline like Asiana with a connection in Seoul Icheon (ICN) using 40,000 UA miles and $36.40 in tax.
Or I could fly on United metal directly from Newark, NJ (EWR) with a layover in Los Angeles (LAX) with a minimal connection of 45 minutes which would definitely get me to Australia in the least amount of time and money using 40,000 UA miles and $27.40 in tax.
On the way back I could fly United's partner Air New Zealand from Auckland (AKL) to Newark, NJ (EWR) with a connection in LA (LAX) and I would actually plan a trip in such a way that would give me a 13 hour layover in California so I can go do stuff in Los Angeles, have an In-n-Out burger at LAX or something. It would take 40,000 UA miles and $45.90 in tax to do this.
The problem of course is I don't have 80,000 UA miles to book this trip. I don't even have 40,000 UA miles at this point, I've spent most of my savings flying Singapore Airlines in 2013 to get to Singapore GP and the Korean GP. But there was a UA credit card offer that I signed up and expect to earn the 40k necessary in the next few months.
So my real dilemma is how to mix and match the miles I have to make this trip a reality.
There is also a final option, and that is to buy the trip outright. However, at this point I'm looking at at least $1,200 to $1,400 investment, possibly more as I am dealing with arriving in Australia and traveling back through New Zealand. That's a lot of money to spend on a Motorsport event. I remember Qantas put on a sale a few years ago offering NYC-SYD for just $700 USD. But that was back in the days of V Australia creating competition between Qantas, United and Delta AirLines which had started flying to Australia. Since then, Virgin Australia and Delta codeshare on the route eliminating some of the previous cutthroat competition. I will be keeping my eye out on The Flight Deal and similar web sites between now and the end of the year to see if any new sales or mistake fares pop up.
The sure plan though is to use frequent flyer miles. So if anyone has any suggestions or best routing tricks I could implement to make this trip a reality without breaking the bank, I would love to hear form you!
I haven't mentioned how I'd get from Australia to New Zealand or vice-versa should things materialize that way. Since I lived in Kiwi land in 2012 I have saved up 300 AirNZ dollars that have been impossible to redeem for anything of value. They are best spent on purchasing tickets with AirNZ where 1 AirNZ dollar = $1 NZD. So my plan is to use one of the many AirNZ flights across the ditch from Sydney (SYD) to Auckland (AKL) and paying a premium for it just to use up the points. In the past I've purchased a flight round trip from Australia to NZ for less than $300, but now I just don't want them to expire, so I'll use them as necessary. While living in NZ my goal was to use those points to fly to some place exotic like Tonga, Samoa or the Cook Islands… but just like a job that never materialized there, neither did the dreams to go to a beautiful Pacific island for vacation… Boo freaking hoo!
Ironically, $300 NZD seems to be the sweet spot for booking the flight outright so many months out from my travel dates. While using Airpoints – the AirNZ currency, only a certain amount of points can be used with the rest paid in cash, which makes this trip ridiculously overpriced. Also ironic is the partnership between Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia to compete with Qantas and their low cost carrier JetStar on the route. The sub $300 round trip I mentioned before was booked on JetStar.


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Ok so I just loaded the software onto a laptop with windows 7 ...Same problem....!?!?
This is quite a later reply, but Is suspect the problem is with special, invisible characters copied from the PDF.


After a three-decade absence, Shield's is back in Detroit with a new Midtown restaurant offering its trademark crispy crust, Detroit-style pizza.
Located on the first floor of the Maccabees Building at 5057 Woodward Ave., the pizzeria is across the street from the Detroit Institute of Arts and on the Wayne State University campus.
This franchise location opened April 8 and is owned by Norman Mourad. It's open 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 11 a.m.-midnight on Friday and Saturday.
"We are very excited to have a Shield's back in Detroit," Mourad said in a news release. "With the city's new vibe, Shields fits in very well."
The 3,500-square-feet restaurant has seating for 125, plenty of TVs and sports nostalgia throughout, according to the news release. Plans are to add Quizzo trivia and karaoke, and other fun events. Mourad said they have a lounge area with a communal table for friends, students and faculty to gather.
Along with its award-winning, caramelized-crust pizza, the new venue features Shield's salads, sandwiches, pastas and a full bar that will also feature 12 Michigan beers. It will also offer an express lunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m. weekdays. You can get a pizza of slice and pop for $5 or a slice and a salad for $8.
On the menu will also be chicken, falafal and hummus.
"We added falafel, because the city is diverse," Mourad said. "We want to be up-to-date with what's going on in the city."
Shield's is known as one of the original Detroit-style pizzas, with the first Shield's opening in 1937 in Detroit as a bar at the corner of Davison and Shields streets. It closed in the late '80s, expanding to suburban locations. Shield's other locations are in Macomb, Southfield and Troy.
Paul Andoni, owner of Shield's announced this franchised location in late November, telling the Free Press that they'd been trying to get back to the Detroit since 2007. Mourand has a licensing agreement for the recipes.
This new location took the place of Maccabees Traders. That Asian-inspired restaurant closed in mid-June 2018, and it had been preceded by short-lived Italian and soul-food concepts in recent years.
Customers will be able to access Shield's from Woodward Avenue as well as a lobby entrance on Putnam. Street parking is nearby as well as an attached parking garage.


"Dance brings me so much joy and makes feel like I can accomplish anything I put my mind to."
Elinor has been dancing at Dance Dynamics since the age of three. With her studio, she's been able to perform at the Grand Opera House in Central Georgia.
"I have performed my solo and many other dances on the same stage as the Nutcracker of Middle Georgia and many touring Broadway shows."
Elinor received her first solo last dance season, which she considers her biggest dance accomplishment to-date.
"At my studio, mostly older kids compete solos, so it was kind of a big deal for someone my age to get one," she said. "I worked very hard at the summer leading up to company auditions, so when I found out the news I was so excited."
Elinor worked hard and challenged herself to stay focused in rehearsals. When it came time to compete her solo she was very nervous but she recalled how confident her teachers were in her and checked in backstage. They called her number and she went on stage to the sound of her friends cheering her on. Throughout the whole dance, she was channeling what her teachers fine tuned during her rehearsals.
"After I finished, I was so happy that I did my best," Elinor said.
Through dance, she's learned to be a good sport and to celebrate those around her. She understands that, ultimately, doing her best is the goal. She's learned not to focus on scoring or placement and more on her personal growth. She's learned how to commit to her own goals and achieve them.
"Dance brings me so much joy and makes feel like I can accomplish anything I put my mind to," Elinor said.
"I only get to see my family for a weekend or school holiday every three weeks, but the girls I share a boarding house with have become like sisters and we have so much fun! Its like having a second family."
In Ella's earlier dancing years, she competed and won many titles. At the age of nine, she was accepted as a Junior Associate at the Royal Ballet School, which led to her auditioning for vocational dance school at the age of 10.
"I successfully obtained a scholarship to study dance and academics at The Hammond School, which is where I currently study and I love every minute of it," Ella said. "At The Hammond I have learned so much technique and this is the foundation that you can build a career on."
As a full-time student at The Hammond School, Ella does all of her academic studies there, as well as dance and other vocational classes in drama and voice for about 20 hours a week.
"We have to go to school on Saturdays too, but I love it," Ella said.
Ella misses her family, but she's seeing through on her dream to become a professional dancer and performer.
"I only get to see my family for a weekend or school holiday every three weeks, but the girls I share a boarding house with have become like sisters and we have so much fun," Ella said. "Its like having a second family."
Ella also loves to sing and act and hopes to work in musical theatre one day.
Through injuries, she's learned first-hand that "good comes from adversity." Although she had to miss dance classes, she learned a lot about her body as an instrument and how to take proper care of her muscles and soft tissues without putting undue stress on them.
This year, she was chosen to become an Ambassador for Grishko. "I have worn Grishko pointe shoes since I started pointe work at the age of 10 and I totally love them so it is a massive honour to be chosen to represent such an incredible brand that I love," Ella said.
Ella is continuing to grow and learn in a unique setting that suits her and her goals. And with dance being such an integral part of her education, she's all ears.
"When a teacher offers you a correction, you should take it as a compliment because it means that they believe that you can improve and be better than you were," Ella said.
"Being a young competitive dancer, as well as being competitive at heart, it was a struggle the first time I did not place."
When seven-year-old Kylee isn't dancing, she's asking when she can go back to dance. Dance has helped Kylee to find her passion and work in groups. It's taught her discipline outside of her home and the importance of commitment and scheduling.
She's grateful to all of her dance teachers, including 'Miss Michelle' who helped her to discover her love of tap dancing early on.
"There have been so many instructors that have touched my life while sharing their passion teaching me," Kylee said.
Since the age of five, Kylee has watched in awe as Chloe and Maud Arnold's tap company team performed. Now, she gets to train with them.
"[During training sessions] We tap for 5 hours and I still am excited to go back every time," she said.
Kylee also loves hip hop and recently auditioned for a hip hop crew that she will train and perform with in the upcoming dance season. She's learning to mix tap and hip hop and combine her two favorite styles of dance.
Through dance, she's been signed with talent agents, danced with some amazing tappers and met many amazing teachers and friends.
"The biggest lesson dance has taught me is to be humble and grateful," Kylee said. "Being a young competitive dancer, as well as being competitive at heart, it was a struggle the first time I did not place. I learned I had to go back to the roots and practice everything. Even basic techniques."
"Dance brings us closer together and helps us to become more confident."
Kate and Mackenzie are twin sisters who dance at Lanzi Academy of Dance. Recently, they traveled to New York City with their studio. While there, Kate and Mackenzie's parents scheduled a dance shoot with Manhattan-based photographer Jordan Matter.
"It was one of the most exciting moments ever," Mackenzie said.
Mackenzie's biggest lesson learned in dance has been "to never give up and to keep trying harder each time." Her greatest accomplishment was winning two titles this past dance season.
Kate is "naturally bendy" and has challenged herself to step outside of her comfort zone and learn styles with less tricks. She's learned that winning isn't most important, but doing her best is.
Both love traveling to different states and meeting new teachers and friends. Dance has been an important part of both of their lives and helped them to become more confident overall.
"Being a male dancer has been so important in shaping my life."
Ryan Sadowsky wants to encourage other boys to not be afraid to dance.
"It is truly an athletic sport — training just as hard as your stereotypical 'male athlete sport,' " Ryan said.
His training at DansWest Dance Company and subsequent successes speak volumes to that point. Ryan was the 2017 National Icon at Hollywood Connection Dance and 2017 Regional Dancer of the Year (Phoenix) for Hollywood Vibe.
"Dance has given me self confidence and countless opportunities," Ryan said. By training with mostly females, he's also learned how to better relate to them and to treat them with kindness and respect.
Ryan was signed with the Movement Talent Agency (MTA) in Los Angeles. Through his MTA agents, he's booked several commercials as a dancer. He was also recently signed with Clear Talent Group in New York City.
Recently, he went on ABC's 'The Gong Show,' where he performed a tap routine with four other dancers.
Dance has also allowed him to help others. Ryan took part in an anti-bullying campaign as a Mini Muse dancer for MusEffect. They partnered with an app called 'Sit With Us,' which helps students who have difficulty finding a place to sit for lunch to locate a welcoming group in the lunchroom.
"I have been able to focus on the positive opportunities as well as stay away from the negative social aspects of teenage years," Ryan said.
Dance has allowed Ryan to focus on himself while constantly learning from those around him.
" I have learned that everyone develops at different rates. By being your own dancer and dancing for yourself has allowed me to grow so much as a dancer," Ryan said. "I have allowed myself to look at other dancers and truly learn from them as opposed to trying to be better than them."
"Dance has taught me to believe in myself."
Since Ryleigh began performing on stage, she has learned to be more confident and to believe in herself. Dance has also taught her how hard work leads to achieving her goals.
"If you are willing to put in the work anything is possible," Ryleigh said.
Ryleigh has been able travel to many states to compete in dance. She was recently accepted into a the ACADEMY, which is a training program where she will travel to assist different artists.
She also recently became a Showstopper All-Star, and was invited to perform the opening number in Showstopper Nationals. Although a broken foot kept her from the performance, she is grateful to have been offered a part.
One of her favorite dance experiences was performing on a stage in Downtown Disney in Orlando. She is also grateful to dance with her best friend and duet partner, Faith (@edc_dancer12). Their duo went undefeated in the 2016-2017 dance season.
"We get stronger every year," she said.
Through dance, Ryleigh has been able to represent several dance-related companies and organizations, including Project InstaKind which promotes: "Be the light that inspires others. Use social media to impact people, not impress people."
Ryleigh has found strength in believing in herself.
"As long as I know I did the best I could do and I feel good walking off stage then my score does not affect me," she said.
"I have learned that, because I love dance so much, I should not be afraid to show my passion to the world and I should not fear judgment from others."
For the love of dance, Emma has overcome her fears and become more confident. She's formed friendships and feels honored to grow alongside her fellow dancers while also having opportunities to learn from amazing choreographers.
"I have learned that because I love dance so much, I should not be afraid to show my passion to the world and I should not fear judgment from others," she said.
Emma's hard work and dedication to dance earned her the title of Dance Works' 'Dancer of the Year' Award for her studio's 2016/2017 dance season and she considers this her greatest dance accomplishment to date.


'Fancy' hitmaker Iggy Azalea has admitted she knows ''too much'' about Tyga to date him, despite rumours of a romance with her collaborator.
Iggy Azalea has admitted she knows ''too much'' about Tyga to date him.
The 28-year-old 'Fancy' hitmaker has known the rapper, also 28, for around nine years, and although they have recently collaborated again on new track 'Kream' - taken from her new EP 'Survive the Summer' - she has played down speculation they could be in a relationship.
Iggy - who toured with Tyga on MTV's 2012 Closer to My Dreams Tour - explained she felt it was time for them to reconnect and get in the studio together.
Meanwhile, Iggy has revealed that her new single 'Tokyo Snow Drift' is about ''a crazy b***h doing coke''.
Fans then began speculating that the lyrics were based on her but she quickly explained that the ''crazy b***h'' is nothing to do with her and she hasn't done drugs.
However, she clearly realised that her honest message was being taken out of context by her followers so she later decided to delete both tweets altogether.


This is an example of a biogas production application from wastewater treatment sludge. The biogas is injected into the gas network of the Lyon Métropole in France. Biogas used in this way is generally referred to as biomethane.
Two Clean-Flo® VOCSorber® units from CPL Activated Carbons have been installed at the facility to purify the biogas, removing sulfur-containing contaminants such as H2S, thereby allowing it to be of sufficient quality for grid injection. The project is a great example of green energy production, which featured recently on French TV.


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Dr. Adam Christopher Walchak matriculated at Villanova University and was a 4-year varsity swimmer and voted captain his junior year. After graduating with a major in biology, minor in cognitive science and undergraduate thesis in molecular biology, he achieved both a graduate degree and medical doctorate at Drexel University College of Medicine, and then went on to complete a full 5-year general surgical residency at Temple University Hospital. Next, he travelled to New York City for plastic and reconstructive surgical residency for 3 years and was trained by many leaders in the fields of both microsurgical reconstruction and cosmetic surgery. His final year of formal education was spent as orthopedic hand surgery fellow under the mentorship of Dr. Ghazi Rayan in Oklahoma City, OK.
Dr. Walchak was born in Philadelphia and grew up in Upper Providence Township. After completing surgical training that literally took him around the world, he chose to move back to the area with his wife and three children to raise his family in a place he knows and loves. When the opportunity to join Associates in Plastic Surgery arose he happily accepted and enjoys hospital admitting privileges along with his partners at both Mainline Health and Crozer Keystone Health systems. He regularly sees emergency patients at Springfield Hospital, Riddle Hospital and Crozer Chester Medical Center, and performs elective operations at numerous sites including Brinton Lake Surgery Center in Concordville, PA. He is a candidate member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Surgery of the Hand, and in addition to reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, he specializes in hand and wrist conditions many of which can be treated non-surgically.
In the office, Dr. Walchak enjoys taking the time to discuss your issues and what he can offer in regards to treatment. He has a broad surgical training background and practice interests and enjoys performing meticulous surgeries so his patients are thrilled with their final results. For hand and wrist issues most patients can be treated without an operation and Dr. Walchak prefers working closely with hand therapists to guide patients to their best outcomes and overall function.
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Six Arrested For Changing Famous Hollywood Sign to 'Hollyboob'
Matt Singer Published: February 2, 2021
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If you haven't be staying abreast of the latest entertainment news, you might have missed one of this week's stranger stories: The iconic Hollywood sign looming over Los Angeles was briefly changed to read "Hollyboob" this week, before the culprits were caught and the proper spelling restored.
According to The Los Angeles Times, the vandals changed the sign quickly and cleverly by putting a large tarp with a 'B' on it over the 'W' and putting a dash in the middle of the 'D,' which made it into another 'B.' The Los Angeles Police Department arrested the six people for the incident. They claimed they did it to raise awareness about breast cancer.
More, from the Times:
LAPD Capt. Steve Lurie, the Hollywood area commander, said LAPD security personnel observed the five men and one woman on video surveillance about 1:15 p.m. A police helicopter responded to the area, and flight crew were able to watch the group move back down the hill to a location on Mulholland Highway — where other officers and park rangers met them with handcuffs.
The six suspects involved in the stunt, who have not yet been publicly identified, will be cited for trespassing. As noted in the Times' report, they weren't charged with vandalism because they simply altered it in ways that were immediately undone. Let that be a lesson: If you're going to change the Hollywood sign, don't be a boob — and don't actually damage it. That can get you in some real trouble.
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Pursuant to the provisions of the Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. 552a), the United States Marshals Service (USMS), Department of Justice, is issuing public notice of its proposal to modify a system of records entitled, ``U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Records, JUSTICE/USM-015.'' This notice was last published in the Federal Register in full on November 8, 1999, at 64 FR 60832, 47; and modified in part on January 31, 2001, at 66 FR 8425 and on January 25, 2007, at 72 FR 3410.
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No, this video has circulated in reports about US firefighters starting controlled fires to stop spread of wildfires
A video has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times in multiple posts on Facebook, Twitter and Weibo published in September 2020 alongside a claim it shows a fire started by a Chinese "spy" on the West Coast of the United States. The footage has been shared in a misleading context; it has circulated online since at least August 2020 in reports about US firefighters igniting controlled fires in a bid to stop the spread of wildfires.
Ginsburg Didn't Tweet About Hillary Clinton
An image of a bogus tweet supposedly from the late Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg about Hillary Clinton began circulating after Ginsburg's death. Ginsburg did not have a personal Twitter account, and did not author the tweet claiming knowledge of "information that will lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton."
Trump's False Statement About Counting Ballots in Pennsylvania
At a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina, President Donald Trump falsely claimed that a Pennsylvania court had permitted election officials "to take as long as they want" to count mail-in ballots.
In fact, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had ruled that the ballots mailed by Election Day (or presumed to have been mailed by Election Day) could be counted if they arrived by 5 p.m. on Nov. 6, three days after Election Day.
Nearly 10,000 COVID-19 Victims Died at Home
Viral social media posts falsely claim that no one has died at home from COVID-19, implying that poor medical care contributed to the deaths or that the disease is a hoax. Nearly 10,000 coronavirus victims have died in their homes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Justice Ginsburg did not advocate lowering age of consent to 12
Social media posts claiming late Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg advocated lowering the age of sexual consent to 12 resurfaced after her death. The claim is false; it can be traced to an altered quote taken from a 1977 report that Ginsburg co-authored on civil rights and sex bias in the US Code.
This video shows the filming of a music video in Moscow
A video has been viewed thousands of times in multiple posts on Facebook and Twitter alongside a claim it shows 200 bodies of dead novel coronavirus victims being lowered into a garbage truck in Russia. The claim is false; the clip shows the filming of a rap music video in the Russian capital of Moscow.


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Rosbank is included in the Russian largest companies rating
The rating agency (RAEX) published 23d rating of the Russian largest companies. Rosbank is included ranking 11th place by volume of sales in the banking sector with the result of 97 512 million rubles in 2016. In total, Rosbank took 122d place among Russian companies with the net profit – 3 104 million rubles.
The main criteria for creating a rating of TOP-600 Russian largest companies is a sales revenue volume (works and services) in 2016. In cases where this indicator can't be applied because of the specific character of the company's activity (for example, for banks, insurance and leasing companies, National Pension Fund), the data is taken from a financial statement, closest to it in terms of economic meaning.
This year rating includes new industries – leasing companies and private pensionary funds.
Overall, total revenue of the companies included in the rating increased in 2016 by 5,8%. Ratio of companies investments to their volume is at the minimal level for the entire existence of the rating – 13,2%. The main investment load accounts for state-owned companies, for them this indicator is 19,1%, which is several times higher than the results of private domestic enterprises (9.2%) and foreign firms (4.5%).
Rating compiler also emphasized that nowadays the driver of growth in rating indicators include such industries as an agribusiness, retail networks and a machinery-producing industry. One of the most important driving forces of the large Russian business is still massive projects, most of them are orientated to the East.
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Hello Metalworking Nation! Today on MakingChips, we speak with Scott Gasich, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Haas Automation. Haas Automation is an American machine tool builder that designs and manufactures precision machine tools and specialized accessory tooling. Haas is one of the largest machine tool builders in the world by total unit volume.
Starting with company culture, Scott gives us insight into what drives Haas to continue being the largest, most modern machine tool manufacturing operation in the United States. We also discuss how Haas is bridging the generational gap in manufacturing, using the power of video content to educate workers of all ages.


Stress: that confusion created when one's mind overrides the body's desire to choke the living daylights out of some jerk who desperately needs it. No, you won't find that definition in the dictionary, but right now, I think it should be. It's been one of those weeks. Know what I mean?
Overcommitment. Deadlines. Unrealized expectations. People problems. A stack of phone calls to return. A couple of major interruptions. Not to mention an enormous bill from the vet after he treated our dog, telling us she has some profound, exotic inner itch or something. My in-box resembles the Leaning Tower . . . and then one of my grandsons asks innocently, "Bubba, how come you yell when you talk?" On top of all that I receive a six-page letter from a pious soul who feels "led of God" to correct my position on the day Christ died, my too-liberal view of eschatology, and my extravagance for owning two cars. Page after page. From a guy who doesn't even know me.
I know, I know. I should "turn the other cheek." I really ought to "see the good in it." On some other day I'd probably not give his words a second thought. But when you suffer from stress fractures, the soft cushion of tolerance gets deflated, leaving nerves raw and feelings bloody.
A recent Sports Illustrated article painted a vivid picture: "A stress fracture begins when the shocks and strains of playing game after game create microscopic cracks in the outer layers of bone—usually in the legs and feet. If the pounding continues and those tiny crevices, which often go undetected, aren't allowed to heal, they can enlarge. When the cracks become large enough to cause pain, they are stress fractures."
Stress fractures aren't limited to athletes. Microscopic cracks in bones are painful, but can they match the hurt of a stress-fractured spirit . . . an aching heart? That's a pain like none other, isn't it? It's deep. It throbs. It lingers in the day and haunts you through the night.
So, what do we do to stop the pounding? Ah, that's the question. "Lighten up" is a start. Try not to make a federal case out of everything that happens. Then, laugh more. Admit those imperfections. Let some stuff go. Don't try to be Wonder Woman or the all-powerful Mr. Fix-It.
Above all, turn it over to God. Tell Him everything. He has no problem hearing about our hurts. Furthermore, He can keep any secret you tell Him. He can even handle it when you yell.
As the pounding lessens, so will the pain.
Don't let stress fracture you.
Turn your stress over to God. Tell Him everything. He can keep a secret, and He can handle it when you yell.


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This retail sign holder fits 8-1/2"w by 11"h graphics. The sign holder features a magnetic, "flip up" Lexan® lens for quick and easy sign changes. To change your advertisements, simply lift up the lens and slide in your graphic. The magnetic frame holds your graphics in place! The store fixture, retail sign holder is made from durable powder-coated metal with a silver finish for an upscale appearnce. With its neutral silver finish, this retail sign holder can coordinate with any store decor!


In December (8.5 months ago) I tore my ACL, almost complete sMCL, and got a bucket handle tear in my external meniscus. I had ACL reconstruction (BPB) and two sutures in the meniscus 7 months ago. I am a professional athlete so I have been doing my rehab religiously and have seen a lot progress. However the one area that I am most worried about is my MCL. Of all the injuries to my knee, the MCL was by far the most painful/swollen/bruised… it was pretty bad. I had to wait about a month and a half to get surgery to let the swelling go down and to let the MCL try to heal a bit. Even though it was still pretty lax, the doctor decided not to touch the MCL as its best to leave the MCL to heal on its own. I know that in the vast majority of cases the MCL should heal up just fine in a month or two, but mine has a persistent feeling of instability. It doesn't hurt (more than expected) and it certainly has healed a lot, but when valgus force is applied it moves and I can still feel it open up a bit. I also notice a strange feeling in my medial upper tibia area when I make certain movements – as if something is pulling or maybe moving slightly – when I make certain fast movements.
As extra information, there was also some damage done to the pes anserine tendons, bursa, and retinaculum, as well as some straining to the hamstring tendons. The swelling at the time was crazy, and now it's much better but still present in that area and the external adjacent area on the other side of the patellar tendon.
Everything else feels really good except the instability on the medial side. My physical trainer is very good, but she has suggested to just wait and see if it will continue to heal on its own. It could be fine but it also could be a problem, and I'm scared that I might need surgery again to repair the MCL. I play basketball professionally and my knee is crucial to my performance (obviously haha), so I'm pretty nervous about the whole situation. If anyone has been in a situation like this or knows what could be going on, I would super appreciate any help you can give!!


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DNV Type Approval Qualification Testing for Carbon and Stainless DM Series PYPLOK® (Proof, Burst, Gas Leakage, Impulse and Vibration Tests).
Proof performance testing 2" Carbon PYPLOK® (DM20001G32) on Galvanized 2"Sch.40 Pipe.
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Pressure and Bend Testing of DM Series PYPLOK® and Threaded Couplings for NPS 1 ½", Schedule 80 Pipe.
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Qualification of Torsion Test of Deutsch PYPLOK® Fitting Sizes ½", 1", and 1-1/2" N.P.S 3750 psi for Exxon Chemical American.
Qualification and Certification Dry Fire Testing of 1-¼" O.D. Through 1-1/2" N.P.S. Fittings PYPLOK® Cres 316L (3000 psi), 400 °F Maximum.
Life Test of PYPLOK® 70-30 CuNi Fitting Assemblies Sizes ¼" O.D. Through ¾" N.P.S. for Naval Shipboard Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Applications.
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