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Sayari Camp Game Package rates include: Full board accommodation, all house drinks (except champagne), scheduled open-vehicle game drives, short walking safaris, transfers to/from Kogatende Airstrip.
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"In life, Bill Farmer's spirit sought the vastness of outer space with all its challenges, mysteries, and opportunities. In death, he'll finally reach his destination."
--The Star Press, October 22, 1996.
Bill Farmer was an avid astronomer, active in life extension research, and the founder of the Universal Knowledge Foundation of San Bernardino, California. As a director of the Foundation, he interacted with scientists and philosophers around the world, providing a perspective that looks to knowledge and human wisdom as the means to humanity's betterment. He was listed in the 1962-63 edition of Leaders in American Science.
A native of Oklahoma, Mr. Farmer was a businessman and philosopher. He moved to San Bernardino, California in the 1940s where he owned a number of businesses, including an advertising company, a vending machine company, and a custom drapery firm. He also worked as a realtor and radio commentator.
Surviving Mr. Farmer are three daughters and two sons-in-law; eight grandchildren; and eleven great grandchildren.
. . . and the day will come . . . when the solar system will be little remembered; as are the seas from whence we came, and the name of earth will be seldom used, unless by some god like creature narrating a fading legend, about a little world outgrown . . . far away among the stars . . .
We must not fail -- "so much to do -- so little done"


Agra, Dec 11 Hindi alone can unite India, Minister of State for HRD Satyapal Singh said here on Monday, after inaugurating an international auditorium named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Addressing a gathering of linguists, foreign students and local politicians at the Central Hindi Institute, the Minister said: "Only Hindi language can unite the country."
He said the students at the institute were the "true ambassadors of the country".
Singh said it was unfortunate that while countries like China, Germany and Japan did not organise national days after their languages, "we celebrate Hindi Divas".
Hindi, he said, represented the spirit of India, the 5,000-year-old Vedic culture.
"It was Swami Dayanand Saraswati who first popularised Hindi and the first person to speak in Hindi from the Congress platform was Shraddhanand. But few people know about their contribution."
The Minister said it was necessary to promote Hindi globally to popularise Indian culture.
"Hindi was the language of the freedom movement. Mahatma Gandhi had wished Hindi should be the national language. The time has come to recognise the reality and take concerted action to install Hindi at every level to restore the glory of India."
According to him, the inauguration of an auditorium named after Vajpayee at the Central Hindi Institute "cementing the bonds between the beloved leader with his home district".
The Rs 8.50 crore auditorium has all the modern amenities and can seat 350 persons.
"The Kendriya Hindi Sansthan is a micro global world, with students from 41 countries studying Hindi here," its Director K.N. Pandey told IANS.
He said the new facility would help organise programmes and activities for the promotion of Hindi at the global level. "Vajpayee was the first to speak in Hindi at the UN and is a great lover of the language."


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BRATTLEBORO COMMUNITY JUSTICE CENTER
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Mel Motel, Executive Director
Mel joined the Brattleboro Community Justice Center as Director in August 2017 after fifteen years of work in Restorative Justice, social justice, and education. Mel is not new to the BCJC, however: she moved to Vermont in 2006 to help build the BCJC's Restorative Reentry Program as an Americorps VISTA and then as the BCJC's Reentry Program Coordinator. In 2013, Mel founded the Just Schools Project, where she worked with more than a thousand adults and youth in K-12 schools to implement restorative practices programs. She has also taught the Community and Restorative Justice course in the Community College of Vermont's Criminal Justice Program.
Mel sees her work both at the BCJC and in her life outside of it as building restorative communities: where all people get what they need and where we ourselves have the skills to respond to and transform harm within our own relationships and communities. She also likes to spend time with her partner, friends, and dog; play sports of all kinds; and sing karaoke.
Jackie Trepanier, Program Coordinator
"I believe that when given a conscious choice, most people prefer not to be in pain or to cause pain. However, life is sometimes harsh and confusing .We are all trying to meet our needs and we all make mistakes along the way. Compassion, safety, connection, understanding, reflection, and awareness are all things that allow us as people to grow and change. These are things that I hope to provide through my work at the BCJC."
In her 20+ years working in the fields of conflict transformation, facilitation, and adult education, Jackie has found the presence of these qualities essential in supporting individuals to take responsibility for their choices. Jackie has served as the Program Coordinator at the BCJC since 2010 and manages the Restorative Justice Panel program, the pre-charge program known as Justice Alternatives, and has served as lead mediator. She is tremendously grateful for all she has learned and continues to learn by way of being and working with people. When not at work she loves to dance, garden, watch the clouds, and hang out with friends and family.
Marie-Pierre Py, Reentry Program Coordinator
Marie joined the Justice Center in October 2020 as the Re-Entry Coordinator. She believes that when a community comes together to care for all its members, it enriches all our lives. Marie began her career serving as a public defender in D.C. and Georgia where she worked on juvenile, felony and capital cases. She has trained public defenders in the West Bank and worked on habeas petitions for Death Row inmates while at the Habeas Resource Center in San Francisco.
She subsequently spent five years living at the San Francisco Zen Center, a residential Buddhist community, where she farmed and gardened in addition to participating in the community meditation schedule. While in San Francisco, Marie trained and volunteered with community mediation and restorative organizations including SEEDS Conflict Resolution Center, Community Boards, and WeAreStronghold. In her free time, Marie likes to make pottery, go on long hikes, and quilt.
Jonathan elwell, Servermont VISta
Jonathan graduated from Carleton College in 2019 with a degree in Political Science. During college he interned with the Greater Falls Community Justice Center and the Windham County State's Attorney's Office, as well as volunteering with Building a Positive Community and WSESD leadership training. After graduation, he lived in Minneapolis, interning with a renewable energy non-profit, working in a restaurant, and volunteering in mutual aid networks. He enjoys playing soccer, hiking, reading, and spending time with family and friends - and hopes to build a tiny house on wheels.
In Memoriam: Jim Cecere
Our Reentry Coordinator, Jim Cecere, passed away on September 18, 2019. Jim was a huge part of the BCJC Community for over 5 years. In addition to the formerly incarcerated community members who he worked with at BCJC, Jim touched the lives of countelss others through his work at VOC Rehab and in his personal life. He is missed by many BCJC clients, volunteers, and staff. We will always think of him.

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The Rabine Group Foundation contributes personal and monetary resources to philanthropy organizations improving the quality of life in our communities. With the support of our sponsors, Board of Directors, employees and leaders of The Rabine Group, we provide aid and assistance to those in need. Our own lives are enriched by our involvement, for which we are grateful.
Our Mission is to invest time, talent and funds toward nonprofits focusing on children, disabled, homeless, and veterans.


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Štark Arena (tidligere Beograd Arena) ( / Beogradska arena) er en indendørs multifunktionel arena, som ligger i Beograd, hovedstaden i Serbien.

Arenaen er designet som en universel hal til mange slags sportsbegivenheder, som f.eks. basketball, håndbold, volleyball, tennis og atletik, men også som en hal til kulturelle begivenheder, tv-transmissioner og andre arrangementer. Hallen dækker i alt 48.000 kvadratmeter, og publikumskapaciteten er på op til 20.000 siddepladser. Arenaen er blandt de største indendørsarenaer i Europa. Beograd Arena har blandt andet været værtsted for Eurovision Song Contest 2008 og EM i håndbold 2012.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

 Officiel hjemmeside

Idrætsanlæg i Serbien
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Hello, I'm having trouble with a story I'm writing. One of the characters is a new species/race that I created, they're immortal but age normally until the age of 18. He is the main love interest for the human protagonist and I can't decide to make him 18 years old or 18+ immortal years. I know there are some books where the love interest is immortal and centuries old (Such as Daniel/Fallen, Nightworld/L. J. Smith, Hush Hush/Becca Fitzpatrick, ect) but I can't decide if I want to do that or how to do it in a way that it's not... well creepy. So any opinions or advice would be very welcome. Thank you for your time.
Answer: I see the dilemma. On the one hand, if someone has centuries of accumulated wisdom and experience, it might be pretty boring dating someone who doesn't. What would they have in common to talk about? All the issues that excite and concern the young one would be stale bread to the other--and if that just leaves physical attraction to draw them together, that's when it gets creepy.
On the other hand, if you can find something of value that each can offer the other, you may have the basis of a relationship. The trick is finding it.
One thing May/December relationships sometimes have going for them (in fiction at least) is that the characters each find the relationship flattering. It can be a sign of status for a young girl to gain the admiration of an older powerful male or for an old man to gain the attention of a young, attractive girl. (Such a relationship is not always sexual.) Of course, in this case your immortal, because of his looks, may not have trouble attracting young women.
Still, that's not the best basis either. For a real relationship, you probably want them to offer each other something more substantial.
On the third hand, if you don't have a solid reason for making the immortal character old, if it doesn't add anything to the relationship, why do it? You may as well make them close in age so they have some common interests and concerns.
In other words, what do you want them to see in each other?
That's not really an answer, but I can't write your story for you. You have to figure out what will make your characters' relationship work.


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Political Capital
Republicans Boost Wall Street Donors, Help Finance Industry Stop States From Offering Retirement Assistance To Workers
U.S. Speaker of the House Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., delivers remarks on Capitol Hill, March 23, 2016. Ryan and House Republicans are eyeing $23 billion in cuts to food stamps. Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images
Republicans have long campaigned on "states rights" promises -- but in the opening days of the new Congress, GOP leaders are working to help the party's financial industry donors try to block states from providing workers with low-cost retirement savings options.
This week, Republican Reps. Tim Walberg (MI) and Francis Rooney (FL) introduced legislation to rescind a recent federal rule that helps states create retirement savings accounts for workers whose employers do not already provide such benefits. The repeal initiative is part of a larger legislative barrage by House Speaker Paul Ryan and his Republican caucus to rescind Obama-era regulations.
"Our nation faces difficult retirement challenges, but more government isn't the solution," Walberg said in a statement announcing the legislation. "A better way is to reduce costly red tape and make it easier for small businesses to band together to offer retirement plans for their employees. I urge my colleagues to support these resolutions, which are part of a broader agenda to ensure more Americans can retire with the financial security and peace of mind they need."
The rule was enacted in August of 2016 despite objections of opponents in the investment and insurance industries, which could lose out on lucrative fee-generating business if governments provide a low-cost alternative for retirement savings. Eight states have already created some form of retirement savings programs. The rule provides new legal protections for those programs and for other states to create their own.
Walberg's involvement in the repeal legislation is significant, because he is the chair of a powerful panel overseeing retirement policy. According to data compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics, contributors in the insurance and investment industries have delivered more than $515,000 of campaign cash to Walberg, making those industries collectively among his top donors during his congressional career. Financial industry donors have also been among the biggest source of campaign cash for Rooney, who ran an investment firm before becoming a lawmaker.
Both lawmakers were supported by the National Republican Congressional Committee, which received more than $16 million from the investment industry in 2016 -- making it the single largest industry donor to the group. The investment and insurance industries are also together the largest donors to lawmakers on the House committee that will oversee the legislation.
In all, an International Business Times review of campaign finance data and comments on the original rule found that major corporations groups that criticized the measure made more than $2.7 million worth of campaign donations to GOP candidates for federal office in 2016. Those corporations and groups included State Street, BlackRock, Voya Financial, the Financial Services Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
The new Republican legislation to repeal the rule would act on those donors' criticisms by invoking a law that allows Congress to quickly rescind recently passed federal regulations without a hearing. Proponents of the state retirement plans say Congress should get out of states' way and let them go forward with the retirement savings plans.
"As laboratories of change, states are often more willing and able to test creative solutions to improve the retirement security needs of their workforce while respecting the unique characteristics and demographics of each jurisdiction," said a letter to federal lawmakers from AARP, which is the largest lobbying group representing retired Americans. "The lack of options to save for retirement at work is a persistent problem that demands action today. States desire flexibility to move forward with innovative reforms -- Congress should not curtail state efforts to promote retirement savings."
State Attempts To Address A Retirement Crisis
State efforts to expand retirement savings options have emerged amid two trends: fewer workers with adequate retirement savings, and ever-higher fees for those who do have such nest eggs. A recent survey from GoBankingRates found that roughly one third of Americans have no retirement savings at all, and more than half have only $10,000 or less. Meanwhile, a 2014 study by the Center for American Progress found that the typical worker would pay roughly $70,000 in fees to financial firms over the life of a standard 401(k) plan.
With congressional Republicans blocking Democratic efforts to expand Social Security benefits and a federally administered 401(k)-style retirement option, states have tried to move into the breach. In recent years, California, Illinois, Oregon, Connecticut, Washington, New Jersey, Maryland and Massachusetts have passed some form of legislation designed to provide a publicly administered retirement savings option to private sector workers.
The plans are voluntary and run the gamut: some automatically enroll workers in the savings option and allow them to opt out, others merely create a standardized marketplace -- like the Affordable Care Act insurance exchange -- that help workers choose a plan. None of the plans involve taxpayer or employer contributions to retirement benefits: They simply allow workers to invest in a retirement savings option.
For years, state lawmakers faced a potential federal roadblock to creating such retirement savings options: the landmark Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) could have effectively preempted and prevented the plans' creation.
"While ERISA offers many consumer protections, it also involves significant reporting and disclosure requirements and stringent conduct standards for plan fiduciaries," wrote researchers at Boston University's Center for Retirement Research. "Several states have indicated that if employers in their plan were subject to ERISA regulations, they would not proceed."
But in 2015 and 2016 the political terrain abruptly shifted, as President Obama's Department of Labor issued a rule and interpretative bulletin declaring that such voluntary plans are not subject to that law. The agency explicitly said the move was designed to create regulatory certainty for states to begin implementing their plans.
"For workers without access to savings arrangements through their employers, this rule means a new way to secure their financial futures," said then- Secretary of Labor Tom Perez. "More access to retirement investments equals more saving and a bigger piece of the American dream for workers and families in the decades ahead."
Threat To Financial Industry Profits
Because many initiatives create a government-run not-for-profit investment option, they threaten to cut into financial industry profits generated by mutual funds, insurance products and investment brokers. Trade associations representing those industries have fought the state proposals, as has the Heritage Foundation -- a powerful conservative think tank in Washington.
Rather than explicitly lamenting the finance industry's potential loss of profits in today's $4.4 trillion 401(k) market, those players have instead sought to focus the debate on what they say are structural problems with the policies -- and inadequate protections for consumers and taxpayers.
"It could lead to as many as 50 different systems across the country with different eligibility requirements, different default investments, and different withdrawal requirements," wrote the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA), which represents financial firms, in comments to the Department of Labor opposing the rule. "Implementing the type of plan detailed in the proposed rule would add significant costs to the states to operate the program, while simultaneously crowding out the private market."
Only weeks after Republicans won the 2016 election, the Heritage Foundation foreshadowed the new GOP push to repeal the rule with a report arguing that state plans could strip retirees of critical protections that ERISA provides.
"ERISA was established for a reason: to protect workers' retirement savings," wrote Rachel Greszler, the organization's senior policy analyst. "If workers in private retirement plans need ERISA's protections, why do workers in state-based retirement plans not need those protections?"
That argument has been echoed by the Republican lawmakers now aiming to repeal the Obama-era rule.
"Unlike private-sector retirement plans, workers enrolled in these public-sector plans would not be afforded the important protections provided by ERISA," said the GOP press release announcing Walberg and Rooney's repeal legislation. "Working families may have less information about the management of their plans and fewer consumer protections if their savings are mismanaged."
Heritage and Republican lawmakers touting consumer protections in an effort to help the finance industry repeal the state retirement plan stands in stark contrast to those players' long push for financial deregulation. Heritage has criticized a separate federal rule that would create consumer financial protections and impose fiduciary restrictions on private retirement advisors. Similarly, only four days before Walberg lamented state plans' alleged lack of consumer protections for retirees, he issued a press release praising President Donald Trump's executive order to repeal the fiduciary rule designed to solidify such protections.
In a recent essay, Boston University's Alicia Munnell said the arguments about a lack of consumer protections at the state level are unfounded.
"I agree that it is extremely important that states do their due diligence in constructing their programs to contain adequate protections," wrote Munnell, who runs the school's retirement research center. "But states already have laws to ensure that employer contributions for things like tax withholding make it to the right place and that money in individual accounts is not misplaced. The states involved are working to ensure these laws are used so that the auto-IRAs have protections similar to employer plans."
Wall Street Is On My Side, Says Warren
Trump Adviser: Investor Protection Rule Is Slavery


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Rumours of Jay Z's infidelity have swirled for a long time and both he and Beyonce have hinted at it in their music.
Now, the rapper has finally come clean about cheating on his superstar wife.
In a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times, the entrepreneur discussed politics, his relationship with Kanye, therapy and the troubles in his nine-year marriage to Beyonce.
Talking about the challenges he has faced in his life, Jay Z admitted he didn't know how to handle them emotionally.
"You have to survive. So you go into survival mode, and when you go into survival mode what happen? You shut down all emotions. So even with women, you gonna shut down emotionally, so you can't connect.
"In my case, like it's, it's deep. And then all the things happen from there: infidelity..."
Beyonce appeared to allude to the infidelity in her album Lemonade, referring to the anonymous woman as "Becky with the good hair".
Jay Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, also appeared to tackle the sensitive subject in his album 4.44, with lyrics such as "I apologise often womanise".
For both of them, he said, making music was "almost like a therapy session", and it made them "very, very uncomfortable".
"But the best place in the, you know, hurricane is like in the middle of it. We were sitting in the eye of that hurricane.
"And it was uncomfortable. And we had a lot of conversations. You know. [I was] really proud of the music she made, and she was really proud of the art I released. And, you know, at the end of the day we really have a healthy respect for one another's craft. I think she's amazing."
When asked about racism in Donald Trump's America, the rapper said it was good the issue was out in the open.
"The great thing about Donald Trump being president is now we're forced to have the dialogue," he said. "Now we're having the conversation on the large scale; he's provided the platform for us to have the conversation."
While the debate wasn't be conducted in an ideal way, "it's still happening in a good way, because you can't have a solution until you start dealing with the problem: What you reveal, you heal".
Discussing his relationship with the rapper Kane West, he admitted it was "complicated" and there were tensions rights now.
"I've always been like his big brother. And we're both entertainers. It's always been like a little underlying competition with your big brother," he said.
"In the long relationship, you know, hopefully when we're 89 we look at this six months or whatever time and we laugh at that."


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When Surgeons Are Abrasive To Coworkers, Patients' Health May Suffer
By Charles Compton | June 19, 2019
As a group, surgeons are not well known for their bedside manner. "The stereotype of the abrasive, technically gifted…surgeon is ubiquitous among members of the public and the medical profession," write the authors of a 2018 article in the AMA Journal of Ethics. While poor manners aren't commonly accepted in most professional circles, representations of surgeons in popular culture often link technical prowess with rude behavior and some surgeons have even argued that insensitivity can be helpful in such an emotionally strenuous profession.
A study published Wednesday in JAMA Surgery challenges these ideas. The study, which looked at interactions between surgeons and their teams, found that patients of surgeons who behaved unprofessionally around their colleagues tended to have more complications after surgery. Surgeons who model unprofessional behavior can undermine the performance of their teams, the authors write, potentially threatening patients' safety.
For the study, researchers gathered data on nearly 13,700 patients and 202 surgeons from the National Surgical Quality Improvement Program, a system designed to track and improve surgical care. About 70% of the surgeons were men. They analyzed post-operation reports to see whether surgeons' colleagues reported any of four types of unprofessional behavior: unclear or disrespectful communication, poor or unsafe care, lack of integrity and failure to follow through on professional responsibilities.
These behaviors can have a real effect on patients. For instance, the study authors write about a surgeon responding to a nurse who asked for a safety-related break by telling her to "get going without all this time-out nonsense," showing a disregard for safety. In another example, a surgeon yelled at another physician for five minutes after the physician started the patient on medicine to raise blood pressure, potentially making the physician afraid to speak up about patients' needs in the future.
The researchers found that when surgeons had one or more reports of unprofessional behavior over the previous 36 months, their patients were 12 to 14% more likely to experience complications in a 30-day period following surgery. These complications included infections, pneumonia, stroke, and kidney failure. The study did not assess which of the four behavior subcategories were associated with the most increased likelihood for complications.
The findings show that a surgeon's technical prowess is not the only determinant of good outcomes, says Jonah Stulberg, a general surgeon at Northwestern Memorial Hospital who has published research on surgeon performance evaluation and was not involved in the study.
"There's truly a safety benefit to professional behavior," Stulberg says. For instance, he says, "nurses may be more likely to speak up about breaks in sterile technique if the physician is more receptive to them speaking up." But, he adds, if the surgeon is "yelling all the time," those same nurses might not say anything.
The study's limitations, including its relatively small sample size and the subjective nature of coworkers' reports, don't diminish the significance of the results, he says.
Dr. William Cooper, the study's corresponding author and a professor of pediatrics and health policy at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, says the findings' consistency surprised him. "It was a strong increase," he says. "If you had more reports [of unprofessional behavior], your patients were more likely to do worse."
But, he says, another important takeaway is that unprofessional behavior is not the norm for surgeons.
"The vast majority take care of their patients, are respectful to their coworkers," he says. "A very small proportion account for a disproportionate share of adverse outcomes." (About one third of the patients studied had been treated by surgeons with one or more reports.)
What's more, Cooper says, awareness can often improve surgeons' behavior. Previous studies have shown that most surgeons may improve their behavior towards patients when given appropriate feedback. Continuing to do studies like these and informing surgeons about the risks of unprofessional communication, Cooper says, is key: "You can drop malpractice risks just by sharing data," he says.
The image of the insensitive and rude surgeon is evolving, Cooper and others say. In the 2018 AMA Journal of Ethics article, the authors note that "modern surgeons are far more diverse and socially adept than the stereotype suggests." Some medical schools have started to offer courses on kindness and empathy, and judge students in part on personality assessments and perceived empathy levels.
Yet while the stereotype of the abrasive surgeon no longer applies to many modern surgeons, they write, "it continues to influence patients' expectations and surgeons' interactions with their clinical colleagues."
Susie Neilson is an intern on NPR's Science Desk. She's on Twitter at @susieneilson.
Attorney Says Ithaca Police Investigator Asked For, Never Got Help With Cases
ITHACA, NY (WSKG) - The attorney for Ithaca Police Investigator Christine Barksdale said his client is being used as a scapegoat. Barksdale is accused by the City of mishandling dozens of cases, including sex offenses.
CDC To Screen For New Strain Of Coronavirus At JFK, Other U.S. Airports
Updated Jan. 17 at 2 p.m. A new strain of coronavirus — named 2019-nCoV — has been discovered in China.
Governor Releases Budget Proposal Tuesday As New York Faces Largest Deficit In A Decade
ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - Gov. Andrew Cuomo releases his state budget plan Tuesday afternoon, and he's expected to detail how he will close a $6 billion budget gap. With resistance in the State Legislature to new taxes and spending cuts, the governor may have to get creative to thread that needle. The budget gap is largely due to overspending on Medicaid beyond Cuomo's self-imposed 2% per year spending cap.
An Art-themed Cabaret Performance
The Cherry Arts presents 'Apple:Tree', a 'rolling cabaret.' Creator and performer Caitlin Mathes joins us by phone to talk about choosing songs to pair with abstract paintings by her father, to show that "apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
Challenges, Including Issues Surrounding Citizenship, Face Organizers Promoting 2020 Census
SYRACUSE, NY (WRVO) - The New York Counts 2020 Coalition, which is made up of a large number of community based organizations across the state, is preparing central New Yorkers with the plans they need to ensure an accurate count of the population is made for the 2020 census. Several challenges face organizers this year, including a citizenship question, which was blocked by federal judges last year.


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Roger Federer thanks his fans for sending positive messages ahead of his retirement match at Laver Cup in London
Tennis legend and 20-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer surfaced on social media to deliver a message to his fans ahead of his final ATP tour.
Updated Date September 21, 2022
London: Tennis legend and 20-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer surfaced on social media to deliver a message to his fans ahead of his final ATP tour. The Swiss great has been gearing up to participate in his final outing at the doubles event of the upcoming Laver Cup in London, thanking his fans for sending positive messages.
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"I just wanted to give a quick update of how everything is. Thanks for all the messages that I've received over the last few days. It's clearly been very emotional but good. I'm happy to now be in London, and it's wonderful to be surrounded by a really close family. Federer said in an Instagram post.
The 41-year-old tennis great has confirmed that he has been feeling well and is ready to play his final match on September 23. Earlier on Tuesday, Federer made it clear in front of the media that he hasn't been taking part in the singles event at the Laver Cup.
He had knee surgery three times in the span of two years. Due to a knee injury, he has been struggling for a long time.
When asked about his future plans, he stated, "I am not sure, but I want to stay connected to the sport that has given me everything."
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Bob Ross Experience
by Matt Howell | Feb 10, 2021 | Arts and Culture, Attractions, Bob Ross, What to Do
Explore the life, philosophy, and art of the iconic American painter inside the historic home where The Joy of Painting was filmed!
Bob Ross inspired generations of viewers with his soft-spoken voice and a pallet knife. With its global reach, it's hard to imagine that much of his beloved series, The Joy of Painting, was filmed in an unassuming television studio inside a historic home in Muncie, Indiana. Now a part of Minnetrista's campus, the historic home has been transformed into an immersive museum exhibit that transports visitors to where the magic happened.
Visitors will step inside the recreated television studio and be inspired by Bob's message of fearless creativity. Through original artifacts, authentic Bob Ross paintings, and interactive exhibit elements, the Bob Ross Experience brings The Joy of Painting to life.
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Stop by the Muncie Visitors Bureau to purchase Bob Ross merchandise and to get information about more exciting things to do in Muncie.


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Rite Aid will soon be Walgreens.
CHRIS MAYS - BRATTLEBORO REFORMER
Walgreens replaces Rite Aid
Posted Friday, April 19, 2019 6:27 pm
By Chris Mays, Brattleboro Reformer
WILMINGTON — Say goodbye to Rite Aid and say hello to Walgreens.
"Walgreens is actually buying Rite Aid out nationwide," said Andrew Gault, account manager for Anchor Signs, Inc. "So they're just doing a conversion process of Rite Aid to Walgreens at all of the properties."
Gault told the Wilmington Development Review Board the "official turnover date" is Friday, April 26. He said the store will be closed for a short period of time but the pharmacy will stay open while some interior remodeling is completed. He noted a clearance sale was happening.
On its website, Walgreens said many Rite Aid locations — especially in the Northeast and southern parts of the United States — will be joining its family.
"Taking care of patients, customers and our local communities is our top priority, and we look forward to having the opportunity to continue serving you," Walgreens said, adding in a section devoted to frequently asked questions: "The staff you know and trust will remain."
The company said customers can expect products and services to largely stay the same but "eventually, we will convert the Rite Aid stores to the full Walgreens experience, including signs, products, services and customer programs."
A local permit is being sought to allow changes to existing internally illuminated signs at the 107 East Main St. store. An approximately 27-square-foot freestanding Rite Aid sign by the main entrance is to be replaced by an approximately 19-square-foot Walgreens sign, and a pharmacy sign out front will be moved to a side of the property, according to the plan. Signs indicating where to enter and exit, and a height limitation in the drive-thru will stay the same except possibly for the colors.
Gault said the signs would not negatively affect public safety or pedestrian traffic nor would they violate other parts of municipal ordinances. The board has 45 days to issue a decision.
Reach staff writer Chris Mays at cmays@reformer.com, at @CMaysBR on Twitter and 802-254-2311, ext. 273.


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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Flute Concerto In D K.314: Orchestra And Solo
Part | Sheet Music and Books
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Concerto For Flute And Orchestra D major K. 314 (285d). Flute Solo, Oboe (2), Horn (2), Strings. The New Mozart Edition offers researchers a musicologically unimpeachable text based on all theavailable sources (first and foremost Mozart 's autograph manuscripts). At the same time, it also serves
Composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Instrumentation Orchestra And Solo
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Concerto For Flute And Orchestra D major K. 314 (285d).
Flute Solo, Oboe (2), Horn (2), Strings.
The New Mozart Edition offers researchers a musicologically unimpeachable text based on all theavailable sources (first and foremost Mozart's autograph manuscripts). At the same time, it also serves as an aid to authentic performances.
BÄRENREITER URTEXT:
In the international music world "BärenreiterUrtext" is synonymous with performing editions in which the musical text has been prepared using clearly formulated scholarly critical criteria. Editors which include prominent musicologists as well as musicians take allavailablesources into account, thus guaranteeing an authentic musical text which represents the latest in musicological research.
For Bärenreiter, "Urtext" is more than just a label it is also a pledge and a guarantee forsheet music performing editions that present the authentic text and the latest findings of scholarly research, enabling musicians to get as close to the composer's intentions as the surviving sources will allow. There are noarbitrary editorial additions, and the quality of the musical text is matched by an appearance on the page that satisfies the most discerning eye.
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 7 D Minor Op. 70: Orchestra
Camille Saint-Saëns: Danse macabre Op. 40 - Wind set: Orchestra
Johann Sebastian Bach: Six Suites For Cello Solo BWV 1007-1012: Cello Solo
Johann Sebastian Bach: Johannes-Passion (St. John Passion) BWV 245: Arr. (Walter Heinz Bernstein): Mixed Choir And Accomp.
Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto In A Minor BWV 1041: Violin And Accomp.
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Mass in B minor
Vocal And Piano
Johann Sebastian Bach: Complete Organ Works in Eleven Volumes: Organ
Violin Concerto No.3 In G K.216
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Violin Concerto No.1 in B-flat major K.207: Orchestra And Solo
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Magnificat In D BWV 243 - Vocal Score
Symphony no. 9 in D minor op. 125
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Edward Elgar: Concerto: Orchestra And Solo
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major KV 467: Orchestra And Solo
St Matthew Passion BWV 244
Misericordias Domini K.222
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Der 42. Psalm - Wie der Hirsch schreit op. 42: Mixed Choir And Ensemble
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Alexandru Mațiura (born 24 October 1954) is a Moldovan professional football manager and a former player.

Honours
Coach of the year in Moldova (1): 2001

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Living people
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On thermosolutal conve...
On thermosolutal convection in presence of compressible fluid with fine dust
M. Singhmahinder_singh91@Rediffmail.in1 and R.K. Guptarkgupta2003@Indiatimes.com2
1 Department of Mathematics Govt Post Graduate College, Seema-Rohru Himachal Pradesh University Summer-Hill Shimla-171207, INDIA
2 Department of Mathematics Lovely School of Engineering and Technology Lovely Professional University Phagwara, INDIA
https://doi.org/10.2478/ijame-2014-0010
A layer of a Rivlin-Ericksen elastico-viscous fluid heated and soluted from below in the presence of compressibility and suspended particles (fine dust) effect is considered. For stationary convection, the Rivlin- Ericksen, elastico-viscous fluid behaves like a Newtonian fluid. The oscillatory modes are introduced due to the presence of a stable solute gradient, suspended particles destabilize the system whereas the stable solute gradient has a stabilizing effect on the system and the effect of compressibility is to postpone the onset of thermosolutal convection. The stable solute gradient and compressibility postpone the onset of convection, whereas the suspended particles hasten the onset of convection. The stable solute gradient introduces oscillatory modes in the systems which were non-existent in its absence
Rivlin-Ericksen elastico-viscous fluids; compressible and fine dust
Chandra K. (1938): Instability of fluids heated from below. - Proc. Roy. Soc., London, vol.164A, pp.231.
Chandrasekhar S. (1981): Hydrodynamic and Hydromagnetic Stability. - New York: Dover Publication.
Kumar P. (2000): Stability of superposed viscous-viscoelastic (Rivlin-Ericksen) fluids in the presence of suspended particles through a porous medium. - Z. Angew. Math. Phys., vol.51, pp.912-921.
Kumar P., Lal R. and Singh M. (2007): Hydrodynamic and hydromagnetic stability of two stratified Rivlin-Ericksen elastico-viscous superposed fluids. - Int. J. of Applied Mechanics and Engineering, vol.12, No.3, pp.645-653.
Kumar P., HariMohan and Lal R. (2006): Effect of magnetic field on thermal instability of a rotating Rivlin-Ericksen visco-elastic fluid. - International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences (USA), ID 28042, pp.1-10.
Kumar P. and Singh G.J. (2010): On the stability of superposed viscous-viscoelastic fluids through porous medium. - AAM (USA), vol.5(1), pp.110-119.
Palaniswami V.I. and Purushotham C.M. (1981): Stability of shear flow of stratified fluids with fine dust. - Physics Fluids, vol.24, pp.1224-1228.
Scanlon J.W. and Segel L.A. (1973): Some effects of suspended particles on the onset of Benard convection. - Physics Fluids, vol.16, pp.1573-1578.
Sharma R.C. and Rani N. (1989): Double-diffusive convection with fine dust. - Czechoslovak J. of Physics, vol.B39, pp.710.
Sharma V., Sunil and Gupta U. (2006): Stability of stratified elastico-viscous Walter's (B') fluid in the presence of horizontal magnetic field and rotation in porous medium. - Arch. Mech. Warszawa, vol.58, No.1, pp.187-197
Sharma R.C., Kumar P. and Sharma S. (2001): Rayleigh-Taylor instability of Rivlin-Ericksen elastico-viscous fluid through porous medium. - Indian J. Phys, 75B (4), pp.337-340.
Singh M. and Gupta R. (2011): Thermal instability of Rivlin-Ericksen elastico-viscous fluid permeated with suspended particles in hydrodynamics in a porous medium. - Int. J. of Applied Mechanics and Engineering, vol.16, No.4, pp.1169-1179.
Spiegel E.A. and Veronis G. (1960): On the Boussinesq approximation for a compressible fluid. - Astrophys J., vol.131, pp.442.
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How to Avoid Dairy in Your Diet and What to Eat Instead
By Andra Picincu, CN, CPT Updated March 20, 2019 Medically Reviewed by Jill Corleone, RDN, LD
From fresh fruits and vegetables to almond butter, there are plenty of delicious, healthy dairy-free foods available.
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Approximately 68 percent of people worldwide have a reduced ability to digest lactose, a sugar in milk. This condition is known as lactose malabsorption or lactose intolerance. Sufferers experience digestive distress after eating milk, cheese, yogurt, butter and products containing milk and its derivatives. Luckily, there are plenty of dairy-free foods you can include in your diet to meet your daily nutritional needs.
Why Cut Out Dairy?
If you experience bloating, gas, nausea, or diarrhea after eating milk and dairy, you may have lactose intolerance. Sometimes, these symptoms are accompanied by wheezing, swelling in the face and lips, hives or rashes, which may indicate a dairy allergy. Both conditions can be successfully managed by cutting out milk and its derivatives from your diet.
Some people with lactose intolerance can still eat small amounts of cheese, yogurt and other dairy foods. Others, though, can't even touch these products. If you're allergic to dairy, it's recommended to avoid milk altogether. Other health conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and irritable bowel disorders like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease may affect your ability to digest dairy too.
According to a 2014 review published in the World Journal of Gastroenterology, IBS sufferers are more likely to report perceived intolerance to these foods. Even if you don't have any of these conditions, you may still want to cut out milk and dairy when switching to a vegan diet. A recent meta-analysis of several studies published in PLOS ONE in 2018 has linked plant-based diets with lower rates of cardiovascular problems, elevated cholesterol, weight gain and hypertension.
What Foods Contain Dairy?
A dairy-free shopping list can include any fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds, herbs, spices and vegetable oils. Meat and eggs are safe too. There's a catch, though, any of these foods can be contaminated with dairy. Almond and soy milk, for example, are often processed in facilities that handle dairy foods, so they may contain traces of milk.
Read more: Which Type of Milk (or Nondairy Milk) Is Best? The PROs and CONs of 9 Different Kinds
Make sure you read food labels as you put together a dairy-free grocery list. Manufacturers are legally required to list any potential allergens, including milk, peanuts, eggs and so on. Also, beware that milk and its derivatives are often listed under other names that you may not be familiar with. Caseinate, hydrolyzed casein, half & half, lactoglobulin, lactalbumin and paneer are just a few to mention.
In general, processed foods are more likely to contain dairy. Casein, for instance, is often used as a binder in deli meats. Canned tuna fish may contain this protein too. Dairy can also sneak into chewing gum, instant mashed potatoes, canned soups, chips, margarine, bread, pastries and pudding.
If you're avoiding dairy, you may not get enough calcium in your diet. For bone health, be sure to include nondairy sources of calcium such as calcium-fortified orange juice or breakfast cereal, canned salmon or sardines, soybeans, tofu and leafy greens.
Fruits Are a Safe Choice
Fresh, frozen and canned fruits are all dairy-free. From apples and melons to berries and pineapple, your options are endless. These foods pack a hefty nutritional punch and make a healthy addition to any diet. Soak your morning cereals in fresh fruit juice instead of milk, use fruit puree instead of cream in homemade cakes and swap milkshakes for fruit smoothies.
A 2015 review published in the Iranian Journal of Public Health confirms that eating plenty of fruits and vegetables aids in weight management and wards off chronic diseases. Rich in fiber and antioxidants, these foods balance the gut flora, reduce oxidative stress and improve cardiovascular risk factors. Furthermore, they're loaded with phytochemicals that may help prevent weight gain and obesity by suppressing the growth of fat tissue.
Fresh and frozen veggies contain no milk or dairy. If you prefer canned varieties, read the label beforehand. Steer clear of vegetables coated in butter and creamed vegetables.
Read more: 10 Sneaky Ways to Eat More Vegetables
You can't go wrong with a handful of fresh spinach, kale, lettuce or radishes. Just make sure you don't use any sauces and salad dressings made with yogurt or cream. When dining out, request the sauce on the side. Add olive oil and vinegar or freshly squeezed lemon juice to your favorite salads.
Are Nuts and Seeds Safe?
Add raw nuts and seeds to your dairy-free grocery list. These foods are high in healthy fats, protein and dietary fiber. Cashews, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and chia seeds are all excellent choices despite their high calorie content.
According to a 2014 article featured in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, regular consumption of nuts may help prevent weight gain and aid in weight loss by suppressing hunger and increasing metabolism. Over time, they may lower the risk of diabetes. Nuts, especially pistachios, also appear to have beneficial effects on blood pressure and protect against cardiovascular disease.
Read more: 13 Types of Nut and Seed Butters and Their Benefits (Plus, Our Top Picks!)
Beware that nut milk, peanut/almond butter and mixed nuts may be processed in facilities that handle milk and dairy. For example, almost 150,000 almond milk containers were recalled due to cow's milk contamination in 2018. Peanut butter may contain milk solids. However, you should find this information on the label.
What About Potatoes and Starches?
Raw potatoes and starches don't contain milk or dairy, but cook them at home to stay safe. Instant potatoes, scalloped potatoes, dehydrated potato flakes and au gratin dishes, on the other hand, are often made with milk ingredients. The same goes for potato chips and frozen French fries, which may be sprayed with lactose.
If you're allergic to dairy, it's better to avoid ordering potatoes when dining out. These starches are usually stored and cooked along with other foods that may contain dairy. Additionally, most potato dishes served at restaurants are made with sour cream, butter and other milk derivatives.
Other Dairy-Free Foods
A dairy-free diet list may also include plain meat and eggs, whole grains, legumes, soy products, gravies made with water or plant milks, honey, raw cocoa, coconut oil and more. As a rule of thumb, avoid processed foods and make a habit of checking food labels. Consider using dairy substitutes, such as almond milk and soy yogurt.
Read more: Should You Cut Dairy From Your Diet?
Some products can be tricky. It's not uncommon to see fruit smoothies, bread, cereals, rice cakes or pasta containing milk. If you're allergic to dairy, avoid these foods altogether. Prepare them at home so you can have full control over the ingredients used. Swap cheese for tofu or nutritional yeast, replace cow's milk with almond or rice milk, and use coconut oil instead of butter in baked goods.
Let's say you love cheese. There are plenty of dairy-free foods you can use as a substitute. Almond cheese, for instance, is a lot more nutritious and contains no lactose. All you need is a cup of raw almonds, water, olive oil, lemon juice and salt. Nutritional yeast, which is loaded with protein and B vitamins, can replace Parmesan and grated cheese in most recipes.
The Lancelet: Country, Regional, and Global Estimates for Lactose Malabsorption in Adults
WebMD: Lactose Intolerance vs. Dairy Allergy
NCBI: Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Food Interaction
PLOS ONE: Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in Vegans: A Meta-Analysis of Observational Studies
GoDairyFree: Dairy Ingredient List
NCBI: Fruit and Vegetable Intake: Benefits and Progress of Nutrition Education Interventions - Narrative Review Article
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: Long-Term Associations of Nut Consumption With Body Weight and Obesity
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: The Effect of Tree Nut, Peanut, and Soy Nut Consumption on Blood Pressure
Plant Based News: Almond Breeze Recalled Due to Potential Cow's Milk Contamination
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NIH: Symptoms & Causes of Lactose Intolerance
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IBD Relief: Dairy and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
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Drugs.com: Lactose Free Diet
Hopkins Medicine: Milk Allergy Diet
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Potential Side Effects of the Casein Protein in Your Milk
If You're Lactose Intolerant, Is Chocolate Off-Limits?
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Minerval December 1916
The Human Organism, page 155
This conception of a perfect soul depending on a corruptible body does not do away with the responsibility of the individual, and, consequently, with the idea of personal sin. While it is true that the intellect and the will depend for their material upon the senses, it is also true that once the material has been supplied, the spiritual faculties are masters of the situation. The first sensation and the first impression are beyond the control of the will; therefore, they are neither moral nor immoral. Morality begins with the action of the intellect. If the intellect discovers in the sensation the foundation of an unlawful passion, it can deprive the sensation of its power; positively, by removing the cause; negatively, by crowding it out by sensations that will give rise to lawful passion. This is the psychology of the virtuous. They place reason at the gateway of the senses and allow only those sensations to pass which are either harmless or helpful. The vicious, on the contrary, dismiss the gatekeeper, and sensations throng indiscriminately through every avenue to the brain. The imagination is surfeited with useless, distorted, or harmful images; the action of the intellect is thereby impaired, and the will, a blind faculty, chooses the apparent good rather than the real.
Unilateral development, education, environment, character, passion, modify the subjective eternal law. When the subjective eternal law is developed so as to reach even to the objective eternal law, we have the perfectly moral man. Of One it was said hundreds of years before He came to earth: "The broken reed He will not crush and the smoking flax He will not extinguish." What is the psychology of His tender sympathy and of His long-suffering patience? It is His Infinite Knowledge of the strength and the weakness of the nature He assumed.
The principles maintained in this effort tend to ennoble human nature. They place man on a pinnacle; they bid him look upward and approve the better things; they warn him that he carries a treasure in a frail receptacle; they strengthen him, for they leave him close to his Maker. No postulate, no principle contradicts the statement that man is a creature composed of body and soul. Passion may blind the intellect, environment may atrophy man's potentialities, a so-called education may prevent the realization of his natural powers and beauty, but nothing can change the form of his being. He is a creature made by an Eternal God. His human organism is a perishable body, united to a rational, immortal soul, the two forming one composite being.	M. M.
Identifier Minerval-December1916
Title Minerval December 1916
Description December issue of The DePaul Minerval, published 1916.
Identifier Minerval-December1916_069
Title The Human Organism, page 155
Full Text This conception of a perfect soul depending on a corruptible body does not do away with the responsibility of the individual, and, consequently, with the idea of personal sin. While it is true that the intellect and the will depend for their material upon the senses, it is also true that once the material has been supplied, the spiritual faculties are masters of the situation. The first sensation and the first impression are beyond the control of the will; therefore, they are neither moral nor immoral. Morality begins with the action of the intellect. If the intellect discovers in the sensation the foundation of an unlawful passion, it can deprive the sensation of its power; positively, by removing the cause; negatively, by crowding it out by sensations that will give rise to lawful passion. This is the psychology of the virtuous. They place reason at the gateway of the senses and allow only those sensations to pass which are either harmless or helpful. The vicious, on the contrary, dismiss the gatekeeper, and sensations throng indiscriminately through every avenue to the brain. The imagination is surfeited with useless, distorted, or harmful images; the action of the intellect is thereby impaired, and the will, a blind faculty, chooses the apparent good rather than the real. Unilateral development, education, environment, character, passion, modify the subjective eternal law. When the subjective eternal law is developed so as to reach even to the objective eternal law, we have the perfectly moral man. Of One it was said hundreds of years before He came to earth: "The broken reed He will not crush and the smoking flax He will not extinguish." What is the psychology of His tender sympathy and of His long-suffering patience? It is His Infinite Knowledge of the strength and the weakness of the nature He assumed. The principles maintained in this effort tend to ennoble human nature. They place man on a pinnacle; they bid him look upward and approve the better things; they warn him that he carries a treasure in a frail receptacle; they strengthen him, for they leave him close to his Maker. No postulate, no principle contradicts the statement that man is a creature composed of body and soul. Passion may blind the intellect, environment may atrophy man's potentialities, a so-called education may prevent the realization of his natural powers and beauty, but nothing can change the form of his being. He is a creature made by an Eternal God. His human organism is a perishable body, united to a rational, immortal soul, the two forming one composite being.	M. M.
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- Making a Lady, page 098
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- The Phantom Picture, page 140
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- On the Hurry Trail, page 156
- The Words That Bid The Gloom Depart, page 163
- Varsity Athletics, page 189
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Actor talks about two Magneto helmets, being a student and pulling from Ian McKellen's performance and X-Men comics.
Fassbender plays Erik Lehnsherr, the magnetically enhanced mutant who eventually becomes the villain Magneto. But when we first meet Erik in "First Class," he's a close confidant to Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), who is gathering a collection of mutant-students and teaching them how to maximize their potential. As Fassbender noted, Erik is not Xavier's fellow teacher, but his student.
In the trailer, Erik can be seen rocking two different helmets. You won't see a third enter the picture, Fassbender told us, though he stopped short of explaining exactly how and why the mutant switches up his headgear — "There are two versions. There's that silver one and that red one," he said coyly. But based on his nervous laughter on the topic, we have a feeling the helmet switch speaks to an important plot development, perhaps the point at which Erik formalizes his change from Charles' friend to his nemesis.
Magento, of course, was famously brought to the big screen in three previous "X-Men" films by Ian McKellen. Fassbender, however, took his creative cue not from the Oscar-nominated actor, but the character's comics-based mythology as a Holocaust survivor who eventually relocates to Israel after the war.


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Q: Can't add button under div I have a Chrome extension that inserts a button onto HTML pages. I got it to add the button under one div. Now I'm trying to get it to add it under an image in that div, and it won't work — no errors, the button just doesn't appear. When I do console.log(image_div); it prints out the image object.
Version that works:
var uCW = jNode.closest("[role='article']");
uCW.append(button);

Version that doesn't work:
var image_div = $(uCW).find('[src^="https://external"]');
image_div.append(button);

uCW is the variable name I gave to the parent div, and image_div is the variable name I gave to the child within uCW that contains the image.

A: The problem that you are having is you are appending to a div successfully, but appending to an image is failing. The reason is you can't append to an image, you have to use 'after' since an image isn't an object that can content appended to the innerHTML of it.
So change this:
var image_div = $(uCW).find('[src^="https://external"]');
image_div.append(button);

to:
var image_div = $(uCW).find('[src^="https://external"]');
image_div.after(button);

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A fine script by Ben Hecht, quality direction by Howard Hawks and effective performances by a first class cast including the then unknown Paul Muni in the title role, as well as George Raft (making his screen debut with the first of many similar roles) makes Scarface a pioneering classic of the gangster genre (although filming was completed by mid-1930 it was not released until 1932 due to censorship problems during which time Little Caesar and The Public Enemy, both released in 1931, stole its thunder) one that with its racy mix of sex and violence thrilled a contemporary audience. Indeed it still holds up well today even if it is dated particularly in the realisation of the action sequences.
Muni plays Tony Camonte, a ruthless Chicago hoodlum who with the assistance of his friend Rinaldo (Raft), works his way up the ranks of The Mob to take over the top position occupied by Johnny Lovo (Osgood Perkins). He also takes over Lovo's platinum blonde mistress (Karen Morley), but can't stop his young sister Cesca (Ann Dvorak) being drawn into a life he knows in his heart is no good.
Based upon a novel by Armitage Trail adapted by former Chicago newspaperman Hecht with input from Hawks and others, the film allegedly had several underworld crime figures serving as extras and technical advisors. Hawks keeps the pace intense and bar the scrolling text that forms its"social conscience" opening and a short section, designed to appease the Hays Office with some tokenistic moralizing by decent citizens, the focus is firmly on the cut and thrust of gangster life. Blazing tommy guns, car chases, and gangsters whacking other gangsters abound.
Whilst screen violence has certainly become more graphic, all the elements of the gangster genre as practiced by Coppola, Scorsese and De Palma (who remade the film in 1983) et.al. are here. Although Dvorak has a distracting tendency to pop her eyes overmuch the only really significant shortcoming is the stereotypical Italian-ness which at times makes the film sound and look like it is a Marx Bros spoof.
FYI: For the more squeamish exhibitors producer Howard Hughes organised an alternative print with less violence and showing Tony arrested and then hanged instead of being gunned down by police.


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F. Peter James, Esq.
After completing his undergraduate degree in English, Peter attended and graduated from the William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV. While still in law school, Peter interned with Judge Michelle Leavitt, Eighth Judicial District Court, Department 12. Upon graduation, Peter practiced in the areas of family law, civil litigation, criminal law, and appellate work.
In the fall of 2013, Peter branched off on his own opening up the Law Offices of F. Peter James, Esq. Although Peter's experience in law covers several areas, he now concentrates in family law including divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support (alimony), and asset / debt division. Peter also handles grandparent / step-parent visitation, guardianships, adoptions, termination of parental rights, and related family law matters. With his civil litigation experience, Peter is also adept in handling post-trial motions, such as set-asides, motions for a new trial, and motions to amend findings.
Also in 2013, Peter was selected as a Court-Appointed Settlement Master to mediate cases assigned to him by the Family Court judges. The Settlement Master Program was created to promote more settlements in family law matters.
Peter is an AV Preeminent rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell. The AV Preeminent rating is the highest rating Martindal Hubbell awards and is based upon superior legal ability and ethical standards. Avvo.com rates Peter as "Superb" with a 10.0 rating. Peter received a hand-signed letter from Sen. Harry Reid recognizing his accomplishment as being one of the top family law attorneys in Las Vegas. Peter's other accolades include being named a Mountain States Rising Star by Super Lawyers Magazine (2015 and 2016) and Lead Counsel rated by Thompson Reuters. Peter was also recently honored as one of the Nation's Top One Percent of attorney's by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. In 2015, Distinguished Men in Nevada honored Peter as a distinguished Nevadan.
Through his work experience, Peter has found a passion working with families to solve their family law issues when the expertise of a trusted and well-respected attorney is needed. Peter believes in giving an honest evaluation of a client's case, even if it means breaking the bad news to the client. Helping people is why Peter became an attorney.
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