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"I've always thought that it would be kind of a big deal for a real band to play my stuff, and said so. And, as it turns out, yes it is.
"A fellow can sit at a desk and put notes on paper, look at them and (thanks to worthy advice from trusted arranger friends) get a sense that those notes are [a] correct, and [b] organized such that all the instruments are playing notes that are not outside their playing ranges, and [c] organized such that the melody stands out properly even when lots of other things are going on.
"You can even sit down at your musical instrument of choice and bang out some of the lines, just to make sure an instrument with no biased ear, no emotional dog in that fight, can confirm that at least the actual notes are in a position to make an ensemble sound at least all right.
"But until you hear a real band play those notes, which is to say, a group full of humans, you're not entirely sure you've succeeded.
"Because an ensemble full of humans can do what machines can't: they can take a bunch of spots and strokes on a page and they can not merely reproduce them as music notation intended they sound … but they can make them sound like more than just hieroglyphics. They can make them sound like art … like emotional expressions … like fun.
"The arrangement I'm referring to, of course, wasn't created solely out of my own head. A trusted colleague had the original idea, laid out the structure of the production … truly, it was a collaboration. In a sense, I was painting by numbers – my colleague drew a set of lines, and I painted inside them. But in another sense, I was given license to decide what colors to use, what intensities, whether to leave some areas blank and fill others full of artistic ideas that maybe my colleague hadn't considered. Happily, after observing my painting-inside-the-lines, my colleague seemed pleased. And so did the people playing the instruments.
"Add to all that … this was a collaboration in another sense. Musical theater producers experience this; sports teams do too. I was a member of a group of creative people, each of whom contributed something to the final product.
"People involved with musicals include dramatic directors, musical accompanists, choreographers, lighting and costume designers … and that list is incomplete. Sports teams have offensive and defensive coordinators, pitching and hitting coaches, et cetera, who all work independently at crafting solutions to their particular challenges, and in successful teams, all that work meshes together. And the average person looks at the company, or the team, and doesn't think 'wow, all those individual parts and all those separate rehearsal or practice sessions came together to create this singular effort' … she or he just claps and says 'yay'.
"And so, in this little corner of my world, which seems pretty big at this moment, that collaborative spirit is in place. Ensemble director sends the basic instructions to the wind arranger; once those arrangements are done, the percussion arranger writes the work that will allow the bang-and-crash brigade to accent and highlight and accompany the winds, but also contribute their own presence to the ensemble sound … and then, once those sound ideas have come together, the visual designers set to work. Someone has to figure out where on the football field to put the marchers, and how to have them move during the song, in order that the music is presented understandably (no sense having the big important melody players on the back sideline while the accompaniment wind voices are up front). And, since we're working in three dimensions here, and because American audiences have been conditioned to expect audiovisual entertainment, important to have people who can invent cool things for people to do who are holding flags and rifles and other implements of destruction.
"And in this recent case, I'm on a team that has some very creative people doing all that.
"Such that, I will admit, as I saw the production happen – the end of a rehearsal, in front of a smattering of friends and family, not even the uniformed performance in front of screaming band appreciators (or disinterested football fans with a few die-hard band nerds scattered amongst) – I got not a little worked up. I marveled that I got to be part of the group that dreamed that craziness up. I got to experience how much cooler it is to hear my stuff presented by a group of dedicated and enthusiastic humans, than it is to hear my stuff merely rattle around inside my own head – no matter how good I am at imagining the wild applause at the appropriate junctures.
"Horn tilt! Company front! Big blast of sound! Cool coordinated sound and picture moments!
"All there. All true. A very rewarding feeling; and also a sense of pleasure that the people performing the production appear to enjoy it, too.
Now, pop quiz question: did I write that diary entry to describe [a] the aftermath of my time spent with South Hadley High School's band, and their field show full of Irish-inflected music, at their pre-season band camp a couple of weeks ago … or [b] my experience contributing to the UMass band's production of "Bandstand Boogie" – my first chance to hear the wind arrangement I wrote for my alma mater's thunderous marching band, the Power and Class of New England, exactly twenty-five years ago this week?


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Senior Site Reliability Engineer Senior Site Reliability Engineer …
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We want to help small businesses win. That's why we're here.
We connect small business owners to investors - to create jobs, help families and power economies - because we believe that people are made to do more. And we want to help them get the finance they need to thrive, creating thousands of jobs as they drive the economy forward. .
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11 years ago, Kelvin Sampson was effectively banned from the NCAA. Now, he's restored Houston to prominence — and vice versa.
By Jerry Brewer
The Washington Post |
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Houston coach Kelvin Sampson calls a play against SMU on March 7, 2019. (David J. Phillip / AP)
In his mind, Kelvin Sampson still drives the team van at Montana Tech. He will drive it forever. Thirty-eight years have passed since he began his coaching career at the NAIA school, but he's just a refined version of the 25-year-old who knew only to work hard and figure out the rest.
Back then, he taped his basketball players' ankles when the trainer was too busy with the football team. He swept the gym floor because he couldn't find a manager among all those engineering students. Sometimes, his team drove 10 hours through snowy Montana winters to play games. It was the small time. It was an idyllic time.
Sampson, now the coach at the University of Houston, points to a framed collage in his fancy office. It's a gift Montana Tech sent after he earned his 600th career victory on Jan. 16. It reads "The Road to 600" and includes newspaper clippings of his hiring and first game in 1981. The way Sampson gazes at the display, it feels as if his eyes are processing his entire, intricate journey from Butte, Montana, to Pullman, Washington, to Norman, Oklahoma, to Bloomington, Indiana, to NCAA exile, to NBA apprenticeship, to Houston, to resurrection. All roads lead back to the resourcefulness and persistence he developed at Montana Tech.
"That was my lab," Sampson, 63, said after a long pause. "I got to do experiments with no repercussions. That school became a safe haven for me."
That school represents Sampson at his purest: a blue-collar, optimistic, resolute basketball savant. Strip away four decades of aspiration, strip away the misdeeds that almost ruined his career, and that's the best of him. In good times and bad, he always returns to Montana Tech.
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Sampson cannot remove the tarnish, however. Many will remember him as a serial NCAA violator who made hundreds of impermissible recruiting phone calls at Oklahoma and again at Indiana. For those sins, he lost a dream job with the Hoosiers in 2008 and received a show-cause NCAA penalty that effectively banned him from college basketball for five years.
But 11 years later, he's not as easy to dismiss as a cheating scoundrel. For one, most of the rules he blatantly violated are no longer NCAA violations, an amendment that makes it more complicated to condemn Sampson in the present. In addition, Sampson revived his career in a manner true to his nature: He outworked his shame. He went to the NBA as an assistant coach and turned stops in San Antonio, Milwaukee and Houston into a hoops pilgrimage. Now, five years into his return to college basketball, he is doing what he does best and doing it better than ever.
The Houston Cougars, largely irrelevant since Phi Slama Jama stopped dunking 35 years ago, are a thing again. They're 29-2 and ranked 11th in the nation. They set a program record for regular season victories and won their first conference title in 25 years. A year ago, the Cougars made the NCAA tournament and advanced a round. This season, they are a legitimate Sweet 16 contender with underrated Final Four potential. Sampson has reestablished his reputation as a program builder, and he is a prime candidate to win the national coach of the year.
"I wanted to invest in a program where I could fix something," Sampson said.
He meant the Cougars. He didn't realize he could have been talking about himself, too.
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In November 2014, after Galen Robinson Jr. committed to play for his hometown school, he saw a 9-year-old wearing a UH shirt at a recreation center. He asked the boy if he dreamed of playing basketball there.
"No," the boy shot back. "It ain't no real Division I school."
Robinson was stunned. He didn't tell the boy that he was about to sign with Houston, but he did correct him.
"You're wrong, and I'm sure you heard that from someone else," Robinson said. "You are too little to talk about real D-I and fake D-I."
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The boy ignored him.
"The perception was that nobody wanted me to come here," said Robinson, now a senior point guard who has experienced the turnaround. "Nobody. Absolutely nobody. Now, those are the same people that ask me for tickets."
In Sampson's first season, Houston finished 13-19. Since then, during Robinson's time on campus, the Cougars have won at least 21 games each season. They are about to make their second straight NCAA tournament appearance, and when you look at their roster, you see balanced recruiting classes and the opportunity for sustained success. You see the hallmarks of a Sampson team — defense, rebounding and toughness — and then you see traits he adapted from the NBA.
The Cougars space the floor like the Houston Rockets. They play fast and shoot a lot of three-pointers. They prefer skill to height. They use analytics to guide some of their strategy. As a result of this college and pro mash-up, Sampson is no longer creating his classic rough and rigid team. He is no longer playing bully ball.
In fact, Houston is one of eight teams that rank among the nation's top 20 in both offensive and defensive efficiency, according to stats maven Ken Pomeroy. It's a level of balance that carries great significance. Since Pomeroy started tracking those statistics in 2002, only one NCAA tournament champion has failed to fall in the top 20 in both categories.
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"I think, as a coach, you're always going to coach to your strengths as a teacher," said Sampson's son, Kellen, who is a well-regarded assistant on the Houston staff. "I think that, because of the NBA, he has evolved and grasped exactly how he wanted to teach and apply this pace-and-space movement."
Indiana basketball coach Kelvin Sampson gestures as he answers a question on Oct. 18, 2007. (Michael Conroy / Associated Press)
Consider the current style a basketball master's thesis for Kelvin Sampson. After he was forced to resign at Indiana, he took an advisory role with the San Antonio Spurs. His friendship with Gregg Popovich, forged through USA Basketball, had provided an antidote to college vilification.
At the end of each day, Sampson would go to his hotel room and fill legal pads with the lessons he had learned. He continued the practice in Milwaukee as an assistant under Scott Skiles. Then he worked under Kevin McHale in Houston.
"I said, 'God, look at what you didn't know,'" Sampson said. "I was learning. I was like an intern. I had done it one way, and we were good at it, but all of a sudden, there were sections to libraries being opened that I didn't realize were there. I could feel myself growing and growing and growing."
Basketball acumen had never been an issue for Sampson. But now he's flexible. He has learned 30 subtle ways to defend a pick and roll. When his team is struggling, he doesn't merely demand that they trust the system. He can bend the system.
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"Every day, I just say thank you to Coach Sampson for letting me be a part of this," said Corey Davis Jr., who leads Houston in scoring at 16.6 points per game. "Just to be a part of this is a blessing. I couldn't be in a better position, and I know all my teammates and everybody else feel the same."
John Willie "Ned" Sampson never needed to talk as much as his son. Kelvin is the gregarious one. Ned, a Hall of Fame high school coach in North Carolina, was direct, succinct and rarely misunderstood.
He called his son "Fella," and for Kelvin, there was no greater compliment than hearing his old man — known for getting the best out of his squads — say, "Fella, your team played good tonight."
The proud Native American was the same kind of leader at home. It wasn't just what he said; it was that he said it. Ned built such credibility through integrity and because he possessed courage so stout that, in 1958, he and several fellow Lumbee Indians broke up a Ku Klux Klan rally near Maxton, North Ccarolina.
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Do much, and you can say little.
"He was really good about putting a thought cloud out there and then letting you get there while supporting you every step of the way," Kellen said of his grandfather.
Ned died on Feb. 18, 2014, five weeks after his wife, Eva, had succumbed to cancer. He left the world a few months before Kelvin started this comeback, but he planted the seed on his deathbed. Two days before he passed, Ned had a long and final phone conversation with his son, seemingly random and out of his concise character. The father praised Kelvin's coaching ability like never before. He admired Kelvin's impact on his players. He told Kelvin to forget the mistakes and mixed emotions and consider going back to college basketball.
"I think that's your calling," Ned said.
Six weeks later, Ned's last thought cloud morphed into action. Kelvin was introduced at Houston. The sport that had banished and embittered Kelvin now welcomed him for a second chance. It was time to drive the van again. It was time to make his father proud.
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"I was angry after Indiana," Kelvin said. "I was angry at myself. I blamed myself. I was mad about how it all went down. I had a lot of emotions, but I also had a wife and a family. I had to take care of my family. That was my No. 1 goal. I've always said this to them and to a lot of people: You're not a loser in anything until you quit. Don't quit. All of a sudden, here I am having to live that philosophy. Get up. Regardless of how it happened, or why it happened, you get up, and you fight."
Ned used to repeat the phrase often: The same thing that will make you laugh will make you cry. Joy and pain are hopelessly attracted to each other.
For the Sampsons, winning was fun and sometimes funny. Kelvin won 73 games at the previously forlorn Montana Tech, 103 games at Washington State, 279 at Oklahoma and 43 in less than two years at Indiana. Then he became a joke. He was a punchline — or worse — for his audacity in breaking the same communication rules over and over.
His wife, Karen, felt the shame of scandal. So did Kellen and his sister, Lauren. For the first time, basketball was heavy.
Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson gives a thumbs up sign as center Jabahri Brown, left, looks on during a practice for the Final Four on March 29, 2002. (DAVE MARTIN / AP)
"That may have been the first time I actually felt the dark side to college basketball," Kellen said. "It might have been the first time that I actually saw that, hey, this isn't a Disney fairy tale all the time. There's a lot of scrutiny and a lot of people have a lot of negative opinions of your dad. That's never easy to hear. I don't care how old you are. I don't care how mature you think you are. It stuns you. It takes the breath out of you."
Then, being a Sampson, the experience "hardened my resolve as a coach," Kellen said. He joined his father at Houston immediately, and a year later, Lauren came aboard. She is the men's basketball director of external operations, overseeing the program's marketing and coaxing Kelvin to try every creative approach to sell the program. When her dad decided to return to college hoops, Lauren had few doubts about this turnaround.
"There was a big part of me that felt like this was inevitable," she said.
With his children on the staff, Houston has been more than a redemption bid. It's more personal than reputation. This program is literally an extension of his family.
The staff also includes two former players from Sampson's best teams at Oklahoma, Quannas White and Hollis Price, who helped the Sooners reach the Final Four in 2002 and the Elite Eight in 2003. The familiarity makes for a fun atmosphere. The halls of the men's basketball offices are loud, full of teasing and blunt conversation.
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Sampson needed it to be like this. After six years in the NBA, he aspired to be a pro head coach. He wasn't going to come back to college basketball in any situation. It had to be special. It had to be different this time.
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During initial contract negotiations with Houston, Kelvin wasn't simply grateful for the opportunity. He made demands. He wanted a practice facility. He wanted the school to follow through on a plan to upgrade Hofheinz Pavilion. He leveraged putting a high buyout figure in his contract to receive a promise for the infrastructure improvements. The implied message: If you build it, I will stay.
Today, Houston practices in the stunning Guy V. Lewis Development Facility, and old Hofheinz Pavilion is now the Fertitta Center. This time, Kelvin isn't just building a program. He's building buildings.
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"I always coached mostly the have-not schools," Kelvin said. "You coach at a have-not school, and you have to have a competitiveness and a resolve and resiliency about you that's different, or you'll never make it. You've got to find a way to do more with less."
For a part of his past, there can be no absolution. For another, there should be no doubt that the Montana Tech in him lives. Sampson found trouble trying to do too much, and that same determination, channeled properly, also spurred his rehabilitation.
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After the Cougars clinched the American Athletic Conference regular season title recently, they cut down the nets at Fertitta Center. As the on-court celebration continued, Lauren tugged her father's arm and walked him over to take a family photo. Kelvin gripped the championship trophy and stood next to his wife, son and daughter. The Sampsons smiled. Then they chuckled, and this time, the same thing that made them laugh made them cry happy tears.
First published by The Washington Post


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MAGNIFICENT MILE. this is where we stayed. we love walking around in this part of the city. this time, from the advice of a local, we visited a great little play ground near the old water tower.
THE CHILDREN's MUSEUM. the bird was a little young for most of the exhibits but she still had a great time. she mostly enjoyed trying to "catch fish" in the lazy river and digging for dinosaur bones. the museum is located at the navy pier, which we also spent some time at admiring their water features and indoor garden.
THE BEACH: if you try to go to the beach, at the navy pier, during the day (especially on a weekend) - good luck. it is packed. so we decided to take advantage of the bird's early rising to visit when no one else was around (and probably still sleeping!). she LOVED playing in the sand and water. good thing we brought an extra change of clothes!
MILLENIUM PARK: on our last early morning, we set out to millennium park. the crown fountain is one of my favorites sites in chicago. the faces change every few moments and water spits from each person's mouth. of course, the bird thought splashing around in here was great fun. the frank gehry designed jay pritzker pavilion is also a must see and beautiful amphitheater. and finally, no trip to chicago is complete with a visit to cloud gate, the big reflective jelly bean.
June 19, 2012 by Tara Gray.


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Jewish Policy Center • June 16, 2015
Tensions between Salafi groups and Hamas showed no signs of easing. An Islamic State- affiliated organization calling itself the Sheikh Omar Hadeed Brigade in Quds claimed responsibility for two rocket attacks on May 26th and June 3rd. In the same statement, the jihadi group asserted that it will keep its "weapons pointed at the Israelis". Israeli airstrikes hit Hamas training camps on June 3rd in retaliation for Salafi-sponsored rocket attacks. The group launched another rocket salvo on June 11th, prompting air-raid sirens in Ashkelon, but the rocket ultimately fell short and landed in Gaza.
The Israeli military deployed an Iron Dome missile battery near the southern Israeli city of Beersheba on June 8th following the recent rocket attacks. Other Iron Dome systems have already been setup in Netivot, Ashdod, and Rehovot, as well as south of Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon reaffirmed a long standing policy of holding Hamas responsible for "what happens in Gaza."
The Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing, said that one of its fighters died in a tunnel collapse near Shejaiya in northern Gaza on June 5th. According to a health ministry spokesman, two other people were "moderately injured" during the incident.
An Iron Dome system located in the Dan region, on November 16, 2012. (Photo: Alon Besson)
Hamas terrorists began patrolling a recently built road approximately 1,000 feet from Israel's security barrier with Gaza. The IDF had attempted to destroy part of the road by deploying four bulldozers, drones, and ground troops, but were unsuccessful, according to Hamas's website.
The IDF's Magistrate's office published a series of updates into ongoing investigations over controversial incidents during Operation Protective Edge last summer. Officials determined that no charges will be filed against soldiers who attacked and killed four Palestinian boys mistaken for Hamas fighters on a beach. The IDF found that while the incident was "wrong" and "tragic," surveillance equipment was not able to suggest that the victims were indeed minors. Additionally, the boys were playing near a spot where the IDF had launched attacks against a Hamas naval commando unit the previous day.
Hamas accused the Palestinian Authority of perpetrating a series of bombings in Gaza aimed at destabilizing the government. A spokesman for the Hamas-controlled Interior Ministry said security officials thwarted an attempt to detonate a car bomb in Gaza City's Shejaiya neighborhood.
An Israeli military jeep overturned, struck, and killed a Palestinian demonstrator during a raid to arrest terrorist suspects in the village of Qafr Malik on June 14th. While the incident remains under investigation, IDF officials said the driver accidently hit a Palestinian man after he threw a firebomb at the vehicle.
Shin Bet released new details about the May 24th attack on two Jewish teenagers walking to the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City. In a statement, the security agency said that John Kakish, a Christian Arab teenager living nearby, confessed to attacking the two Israelis around 2:30 a.m. to take "revenge on Jews".
Egyptian security forces killed 141 militants and arrested another 393 on terrorism-related crimes in Sinai during the month of May, according to a report released by the armed forces on June 2nd. In a separate report, the government also said 1,429 smuggling tunnels leading to Gaza have been discovered and destroyed over the past year and a half.
The State of Sinai, an Islamic State affiliate, claimed responsibility on social media for launching rockets at an airport used by the Multinational Force & Observers peacekeeping mission.
The Egyptian government opened the Rafah border crossing with Sinai for five days, allowing Palestinians to travel both into and out of Gaza. For the past three months the checkpoint has been closed to families seeking to leave the enclave. A Hamas spokesman in Gaza expressed hope the crossing would stay open permanently.
Israelis Druze wave flags during a demonstration of some two thousand people in the northern Israeli Druze town of Daliyat al-Carmel, calling for the Israeli government to support and help their relatives in embattled Syria, June 14, 2015. (Photo: AFP)
In a morning raid on June 8th, Egyptian security forces killed four militants suspected of plotting terrorist operations. A fifth suspect was shot while trying to plant explosives near el-Arish, Sinai's provincial capital.
An Egyptian appeals court overturned a February ruling to designate Hamas as a terrorist organization. The group's Qassam Bridges are still banned in Egypt because of their links to terrorist attacks in Sinai and their connection to the Muslim Brotherhood. Ashraf Farahat, the lawyer pursuing Hamas, says he will now lobby Egypt's Foreign Ministry to reinstate the designation.
An Egyptian court revoked the death sentences of seven individuals (including militant leader Adel Habara), convicted of executing 25 policemen during an August 2013 ambush in Sinai, later called "Rafah's second massacre". All six must be retried, although Habara still faces the death penalty on a separate terrorism conviction.
Following an al-Nusra Front attack that killed 20 Druze in Syria's Idlib province last week, the Druze community in Israel collected more than $2.6 million to assist their co-religionists in buying weapons and other necessities.


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Who is Therese Andersson?
Theresa Andersson is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter. Her ancestry is Swiss. There is no information on Theresa's family or educational background available.
Theresa Andersson was born in Gotland on September 11, 1971. She is a hardworking woman who has achieved a respectable position in the Korean musical world.
Celebrity Name Theresa Andersson
Popular For Singing
Estimated Net Worth $500,000
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Age 48 years old As in 2021
Birth Place Gotland
Nationality Swiss
Ethnicity swiss
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Weight 48 KGS
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Hair Color Light Brown
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Theresa's: Professional life and career
'vibes', published on June 3, 1996, was Theresa Anderson's debut solo music effort. On April 30, 2000, her other solo album, titled "Theresa Anderson," was published. In 2004, Theresa Andersson made her acting debut in "The Strat Pack: Live in Concert." She also starred in 'A Love Song for Bobby Long,' 'The Brooke Ellison Story,' Earth vs The Radiators: The First 25′, and 'Infidelity' in the same year.
'No Regrets' (2002), 'Theresa Anderson The Ep' (2006), 'I the River Ep' (2008), and 'Street Parade' (2009) are some of her previous albums (2012). Her most loved songs are It's going to be ok, Birds Fly Away, I'm On My Way, Hummingbird Go, Blue Skies, Hold On To Me and so on. Therese Andersson was a senior lecturer at the UnIVERSITY OF Gothenburg.
There's: Net Worth
The estimated net worth of this brilliant actress was around $500,000. According to sources, an actor's and singer's average annual salaries are roughly $19k-$210k and $45k-$65k, respectively. The estimated net worth of this brilliant actress was around $500,000.According to sources, an actor's and singer's average annual salaries are roughly $19k-$210k and $45k-$65k, respectively.
Theresa Andersson: Marriage
Theresa Anderson has a husband. They married in 2011 after being in a relationship with Henrik Lundqvist for several years. They had a child in the same year. She is currently residing in New Orleans with her husband.
Theresa Andersson's Husband
Henrik Lundqvist, a Swedish professional ice hockey goaltender for the NHL's Washington Capitals, was born on March 2, 1982. He grew and became the league's best goaltender in Sweden, earning the Honken Trophy three times frequently in 2003, 2004 and 2005.
Henrik Lundqvist went back on the ice nearly two months after undergoing heart surgery.
The 38-year-old goaltender had open-heart surgery in January, which will prevent him from playing in the NHL in 2020-21. Tuesday, Lundqvist donned his goalie gear and took to the ice for a puck-stopping practice session.
Theresa Historical Lifestyle and childhood
Her benevolence is Swiss and stems from her dual European ancestry. Despite the lack of information on her parents, she stated in one of these series that she was reared with her parents in a friendly and musical environment with her sisters. She also revealed that her father had assisted mainly her in pursuing a career in acting and that she was both eager and committed. She began singing at the age of five and acting in local plays at the age of ten. There is no information on Theresa's educational background available.
Rumor's and Controversy surrounding Theresa Andersson
There are no severe rumor's about Theresa's personal or professional life at this moment. Furthermore, she hasn't been involved in any significant issue in her field yet, and she appears to be a real girl doing her best work without harming others.
Age, Height, and Body Dimensions
Theresa Andersson is 48 years old right now. Theresa Andersson's height and weight are unknown at this time. Whole-body measurements, as well as dress and shoe sizes, will be updated shortly. Theresa Andersson's hair color is light brown, and her eyes are brown.
Theresa Andersson is active on Instagram with the username @thereseanderssonlewis, where she has 1354 followers and follows about 997 people. She is also active on Facebook. She has more than 17,000 Facebook fans. This actress has a personal website as well. She is also active on Twitter. She does not have her own YouTube channel.
Henrik Lundqvist is the husband of Theresa Andersson.
Theresa Andersson is a parent with one child.
On September 11, 1971, Theresa Andersson was born.
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I meant dragonbone melee set because it looks sick, but it could work for all combat styles.
Okay, this just came in my mind, i'd love to see items being able to be combined, since we have no hybrid sets. Heres my idea: trickster + vanguard + battle mage set = dragonbone set The stats would be of all combined for mage, range and strength, defence wise it would have something in the middle of them all. For a amulet slot maybe anguish + torture + occult = bis hybrid amulet with combined effects of all amulets. For a ring all 3 eyes + row (i) combined. This might sound a bit strong but a negative effect to this would be that the combined items would become untradeable.
Yeah, ty, took the same format, because cba.
There's nothing to show, just use a zammy/vesta spear, pray mage and afk, eat every now and then.
Corporeal Beast (Combat-785) Hitpoints: 2000 Location: Boss Teleports>1st Page Killing Corporeal Beast To kill Corporeal Beast you'll need to use Deflect from Magic/Protect from Magic, otherwise it will kill you in seconds. You will also need a Zamorakian or Vestas's spear to kill it if using melee. Turn on your Piety/Turmoil and just attack the monster, there are no mechanics to it, it just uses different attack styles, but prioritizes magic, so you should be good. Corporeal Beast will absorb any damage that's not taken from a Zamorakian or Vesta spear by 50% (Except for Ruby Bolt (e) spec.) Drops of interest Onyx bolts (e)(1/5) 2000x Cannonball (1/5) 2500x Pure essence (1/5) 10m Coins (1/25) Holy elixir (1/75) Spectral sigil (1/1000) Arcane sigil (1/1000) Elysian sigil (1/1000) Divine sigil (1/1500) Gear and inventory Inventory is about the same for all setups Melee Welfare Tank DPS Ranged Welfare Tank DPS Sigils To make a spirit shield with a sigil, you'll need a Blessed Spirit shield which can be acquired by using the Holy elixir on a regular Spirit shield, to make a sigil spirit shield, use the sigil on the blessed spirit shield.
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Academy's Special Use Permit approved
Greenway, sidewalk 'unreasonable requests' to school
Casey White cwhite@shelbystar.com
Shelby City Council approved a Special Use Permit for Pinnacle Classical Academy's new campus at 2401 Joe's Lake Road at their Monday meeting.
The council approved the Special Use Permit without several conditions suggested by city staff related to adding a sidewalk along Joe's Lake Road in front of the campus and a greenway on the backside of the property.
Board members, parents and students packed the council chamber during the Monday meeting to show support for approving the permit without the conditions during the quasi-judicial hearing.
After city staff cleared the plans of four of seven findings of fact, speakers on behalf of Pinnacle Classical Academy were left to prove the proposal would not endanger the public health or safety, injure the value of adjoining or abutting property and would be in harmony with the area.
Wes Westmoreland, a founding board member and current board chair of Pinnacle Classical Academy, presented the council with letters from director of the Cleveland County Health Department Dorothea Wyant, Cleveland County Sheriff Alan Norman and real estate agent Marlene Peeler to support those findings of fact.
Westmoreland and other speakers went on to discuss why they felt the conditions of adding a sidewalk and greenway attached by city staff were unreasonable requests.
The Pinnacle board chair spoke against placing a sidewalk on Joe's Lake Road, as there are no sidewalks in front of the properties on either side of the proposed school ground. The sidewalk would serve no purpose as it would connect woods to a field and because charter schools are not neighborhood schools, Westmoreland said.
As for the greenway, Westmoreland and the project architect said a portion of the land behind the school was recently declared wetlands. The new Pinnacle Classical Academy campus is being funded by $13 million from the United States Department of Agriculture, an agency that has regulations prohibiting funding projects that impact wetlands.
Westmoreland said using the back of the property as a greenway could potentially cause the school to lose its funding. He also worried about the monetary impacts the conditions would have on the completion of phase I of the school.
"The additional cost of a greenway and sidewalk would most assuredly delay the completion of classroom space well beyond 2017," Westmoreland said.
Capt. Joel Shores, of the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, also provided testimony about why he felt adding the greenway behind the property would endanger public safety. According to Shores, the greenway would prevent the school from limiting access to campus, could make it difficult to prevent people walking on the trail from bringing weapons onto the school property and would act as a potential magnet for student mischief.
At the end of the public hearing, council voted unanimously to approve the Special Use Permit. While they did not include the condition of having a sidewalk or greenway, they did include two conditions along with the permit.
Those conditions include an easement along Joe's Lake Road for a sidewalk in the event that sidewalks are built on the properties on either side of the campus are built in the future and a requirement for Pinnacle to construct a gravel road to allow the city access to the sewer system on the property in the event the city's current access point is removed in the future.


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Pentagon: The Taliban failed to fulfill their commitments
The picture shows the Pentagon, the seat of the U.S. Department of Defense. Xinhua News Agency/Reuters
Washington, January 28 John Kirby, spokesman of the U.S. Department of Defense, said on the 28th that the Afghan Taliban had failed to fulfill its previous commitments in the agreement with the United States.
Kirby made the above statement at a press conference held at the Pentagon on the 28th.
He stressed that the United States has not yet made a decision on the size of the future U.S. military in Afghanistan, but the Biden administration is still committed to negotiating an end to the war in Afghanistan.
The United States launched the war in Afghanistan after the September 11th terrorist attacks in 2001. The U.S. government and the Taliban signed an agreement at the end of February 2020.
The United States promised to reduce the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan from about 13,000 to 8,600 within 135 days, and the remaining U.S. and NATO coalition soldiers will withdraw by May this year.
The Taliban promised not to allow its members and other organizations, including Al-Qaeda, to use Afghan territory to threaten the security of the United States and its allies.
Kirby said that the Taliban failed to fulfill its commitment to sever ties with terrorist organizations and stop attacks on UNISFA.
He said that it is difficult to see a negotiated solution to the problem at present.
As of January this year, the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan has been reduced to about 2,500.
Kirby said that the number of U.S. troops of this size is fully qualified for counter-terrorism missions.
In a phone call with Afghan President's National Security Adviser Hamdula Muhib on the 22nd, U.S. President Jack Sullivan said that the United States will assess whether the Taliban has severed ties with terrorist organizations, reduced violence and engaged in meaningful negotiations with the Afghan government.
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Neighbourhood working will strengthen ICBs, say primary care leaders
By Emma Wilkinson
Freelance reporter
As Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) officially took over statutory duties from the clinical commissioning groups that have been in place in the NHS since 2012, there was barely any public acknowledgement.
Few on the frontline in the NHS would have noticed the change but behind the scenes there remains much to work out, not least how primary care will organise itself to create the 'single voice' that is seemingly needed if it is not to get lost at the system level.
The ultimate Integrated Care System (ICS) goal of improving population health should in theory rely heavily on primary care but with only one mandated GP or primary care role per ICB, PCNs have raised fears that the GP role will be weak compared with what's gone before.
Dr Caroline Taylor, a GP and chair of the National Association of Primary Care has one of two GP spots on the West Yorkshire ICB board as the representative for Calderdale. There has definitely been a concern that at a time when report after report warns of the importance of primary care development, that voice becomes lost, she says.
But what is important is not whether you have one, two or three GPs on the ICB, it's about the structures that feed into those board meetings, she believes.
'The key bit is getting those relationships developed. We've got a system for how we will make sure that that voice comes properly into the ICB and that West Yorkshire knows how to get answers that reflect the full GP voice,' she says.
They were already fairly far down this road, with practices in Calderdale being members of the federation, five PCNs working well together and the LMC creating 'genuine cross fertilisation of ideas', she says. The problem with current expectation from primary care 'is that presumes an awful lot of development has already happened in lots of places than it really has', she adds.
Dr Ragu Rajan, clinical director at Greater Wealden PCN and NHS Sussex ICB GP partner member, says in reality most of the GP voice will be at place through the formation of leadership groups. 'How the system works depends on how much they use the principle of subsidiarity. If a lot of it gets delegated down to place eventually there's probably going to be little difference.'
Mostly the transition to ICSs has been smooth because of the work that has been done at place carrying on the legacy from CCGs but what is not yet clear is how the 'system' will pan out, he says.
'It just depends on how important system ends up being whether it just ends up being the person that holds the budget and resource allocation part, which is not that important as long as the resources are allocated at place properly.'
In South East London, Dr Jonty Heaversedge, a GP and joint chief medical officer for the ICB agrees that advocating and amplifying the contribution of primary care won't be done through one role on the board.
One benefit from the pandemic locally has been the joining up of primary care with PCN leaders, primary care commissioning leads, and federations in regular meetings. This 'blended leadership model' was not developed with the ICS in mind but has proved useful.
The question now, he continues, is how to translate into a slightly more formal organisational structure without losing the influence. But it also needs to recognise that local care partnerships within each of the six boroughs in the ICS will actually making the 'majority of the decisions if not all of the decisions' around general practice and primary care, he adds.
His colleague GP Dr Sam Hepplewhite led a design group to look at how primary care should be represented in this new ICS era. What became clear was they did not want to cut across what was happening at the place level. While delivery may look different, it will be about shared standards, she explains, with a primary care link the whole way round the system.
'We've got a role, I think, to develop our primary care leadership to be able to work at the, the ICB/ICP level and at that local care partnership level where they will be driving most of the decisions around primary care and that wider community development.' This thinking led last year to the South East London ICS bringing in a primary care leadership development programme.
The recent Fuller Report, backed by all 42 ICSs described the evolution of PCNs into integrated neighbourhood teams to form a stronger platform for service delivery and improvement.
One of the biggest challenges for ICSs will be realising this reality of PCNs as a more integrated, comprehensive and holistic, multidisciplinary team, says Dr Heaversedge. 'One of the things that is highlighted [in the Fuller Report] is that it's very unlikely to come about through the kinds of contractual mechanisms we've been trying to use to support change up until now.
'If we are going to really try and realise what I think we all aspire to, in terms of primary care networks that do support local neighbourhoods and populations it will be driven through significant leadership and that will require development and that's why we've emphasised that from the outset,' he adds.
Dr Tom Holdsworth, chair of Sheffield PCN clinical directors Primary Care Sheffield subcommittee says it's noteworthy that every ICS chief executive has signed up to the Fuller report. 'They have signed up to this, they obviously see general practice as being important. For me, there was quite a lot in it that felt quite positive.'
'It would be disingenuous of me to say what the ICS wants but some of the discussions that I've had with some people from the ICS have been enthusiastic and keen to engage with primary care. There's been some recognition that we need to get the governance structures in place and we need to have things organised, but not necessarily a set plan of it needs to be like this,' he adds.
Dr Taylor says the Fuller Report very much matches the NAPC's belief around neighbourhood working which is empowered by the ICB structure. 'If it's done properly, then I think that puts primary care firmly in the in the mix of influence and helping to support direction of travel for their individual places.'
'It was a good vision for the way things could and should be developing but it doesn't go into the how. The implementation is a very different thing to describing something. It's very much about trusting people to be able to do the right thing because actually all of these people on the ICBs and all the people have been involved in partnerships, or in PCNs or whatever, we're all doing our jobs because we fundamentally want to improve outcomes to people. It's going to be very interesting to see whether or how it's facilitated,' she adds.
Dr Jonathan Griffiths, a GP who has been working in an advisory capacity to Cheshire and Merseyside ICS, the third largest ICS in the country, explains they have two primary care partner places on the ICB who will also chair the primary care providers leadership forum, which includes PCN clinical directors from each place as well as LMC and federation representatives.
This should provide 'a line of sight into the forum from all GPs' he says. He also believes that it should be reassuring to GPs to realise that a huge amount will happen at place. 'People are worried and it's understandable to think I'm going to be lost in this, but place will be your first port of call. We need to now work out what sits in place what sits at ICB, what sits at PCN and just map it all through,' he says.
'Part of the problem with the ICBs coming so quickly is that we're kind of building the aeroplane in the sky. I don't think practices will have seen any huge change on July 1, but over time things will develop and become clear.'
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Your 'friends' who are secretly toxic.
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Meeting someone who has everything you've ever wanted.
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Being the only quiet person in a room filled with confident people.
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Here is another look at our friend Dominie's wedding that we helped out with this past fall. She had a warm, fall color palate that looked absolutely GORGEOUS at the ceremony and the reception.
These bouquets were some of our absolute favorites from this year. Dominie carried a classic, all white bouquet of roses, hydrangea, and waxflower. The bridesmaids' bouquets were fall hydrangea, circus roses, and waxflower.
Look at how those colors POP against their dresses!
This shot really showcases the different textures in the bouquet.
Here are just a couple of shots of the reception. There are many more in our previous blog ("Trees at the MAC").
Our rental trees were decorated with these full, lush flower wreaths, covered in crystals, and accented in candlelight.
The opposite tables had these warm colored arrangements of wedding flowers.
Sending all our love and best wishes to the bride and groom!! Thanks for letting us be creative !


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Jerome Drexler
Jerome Drexler, inventor of the LaserCard optical memory card, worked at Bell Labs, was a research professor in physics at NJIT, and chief scientist of LaserCard Corp. Drexler is the author of four books on his discovery of the nature of dark matter, dark energy and "dark matter cosmology" of the universe.
Debate Proposal on 'Dark Matter Searches with Astroparticle Data'
Of the three authors of the paper, T. A. Porter and P. W. Graham are employed by Stanford University and R. P. Johnson is employed by the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Secrets of Dark Matter Exposed
Jerome Drexler, an applied physicist educated through Bell Laboratories, is celebrating the ninth anniversary of his discovery of relativistic-baryon dark matter in early 2002.
LaserCard Corp Biometric Social Security Cards Could Expedite Immigration Reform
The objectives of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch toward comprehensive immigration reform are spelled out by the Partnership for a New American Economy.
Drexler's Dark Matter Prediction Confirmation Followed His New Book
The article ends with the researchers' discovered findings and conclusions as follows: 'The new results imply that dark matter permeates a galaxy, and is not constrained to exist in the cold outer regions of intergalactic space.'
Drexler Dark Matter Solves Galaxy-Growth Mystery
In these mainstream theoretical models, large galaxies grow through mergers with smaller galaxies, which is a much slower process than the rapid growth rate actually observed recently by astronomers.
Most Large Galaxies Form in a Surprising Way, say Research Groups
The most obvious immediate effect could be a paradigm shift away from the Cold Dark Matter theory of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs).
Cold Dark Matter Theory May Not be Valid
Three leading-edge research groups in the field of galaxy formation have published their findings that most large galaxies have formed and developed without the involvement of galaxy mergers.
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Recently, the University of Chicago's Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, published a scientific paper online entitled, 'Reopening The Window On Charged Dark Matter.'
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GARDEN TOWER: Composting + 50 Plants = Real Food Anywhere.
Why does the project need 290k?
The Garden Tower is a BIG product and the second generation is intended to be a very HIGH quality product that will look and perform beautifully outside for a decade or two. Engineering and machining steel molds for injection molding its relatively large components is very expensive. In fact, durable molds made of steel will cost us over 200k. Also, consider that most of our pledges must cover the cost of manufacturing and distributing a Garden Tower to our backers, which means most of the money we receive from backers is already allocated to other tasks besides start-up requirements. If you have further questions or ideas, please write us.
The Garden Tower grows a surprising number of vegetable and flower varieties. Here is a partial list of suggestions: VEGETABLES Amaranth (vegetable type), Arugula, Beans (Lima, bush, pole, shell, fava), Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Chinese cabbage, Cauliflower, Chard, Chicory, Collards, Cucumbers, Dandelion, Eggplant, Endive, Escarole, Gourds, Kale, Leeks, Lettuce, Melons, Mesclun, Mustard Greens, Dwarf Okra, Peas, Peppers, Radicchio, Sorrel, Spinach, Squash,Strawberries, Tomatoes (note: vines such as squash and melons grow nicely from the bottom holes, trailing onto the ground).
HERBS Angelica, Anise Hyssop, Basil,Calendula, Catmint, Catnip, Chamomile, Chervil, Chives, Cilantro (Coriander), Dandelion, Dill, Echinacea (Coneflower), Feverfew, Flax, Garlic Chives, Goldenseal Hyssop, Lavender, Fennel, Lemon Balm, Marjoram, Milk Thistle, Mint, Nettle, Oregano, Parsley, Passion Flower, Pleurisy Root, Rosemary, Sage, Salad Burnet, Saltwort, Savory, Shiso, Stevia, Thyme, Valerian, and Wormwood.
FLOWERS Edible Flowers: Calendula, Carthamus, Dianthus, , Marigolds, Nasturtiums, Pansies, Salvia, and Violas. Ornamental Flowers: Ageratum, Amaranth, Ammi, Aster, Bells of Ireland, Bupleurum, Morning Glory, Nigella, Petunia, Phlox, Polygonum, Poppy, Ptilotus, Rudbeckia, Safflower, Salpiglossis, Sanvitalia, Scabiosa, Snapdragon, Stock, Strawflower, Sweet Peas, Verbena, Yarrow, and Zinnia.
Why is food healthier and tastier when grown in the Garden Tower?
Why is food healthier and tastier when grown in the Garden Tower? The Tower's unique design supplies plants with abundant organic nutrients and micronutrients. Plants grown in friable, healthy soil boast improved natural resistance and, many believe, better flavor.
How much food can I grow?
With its unique design, the Tower provides steady nutrients and micronutrients in a healthy soil environment, maximizing growth potential. Plants grow rapidly and abundantly in the 50+ spaces per Tower.
Is it really faster than conventional gardening?
Decidedly. Conditions for growth are optimal: healthy, loose soil; steady moisture and supply of nutrient-rich compost tea; controlled temperature (soil warms much faster in the spring than does garden soil), and easier protection from pests.
Why is the new Tower rotatable?
The rotatable Tower allows you to tailor your plants' light reception as you choose. Plants can thus be brought out of the shade or returned to shade as needed. Interestingly, we have been pleasantly surprised by the consistent summer growth of plants on all sides of the first-generation (non-rotating) Garden Tower. The slanted light of spring and fall make it more necessary to rotate your Tower, however.
The Garden Tower is made from 100% recyclable food-grade plastic, BPA-free. We are currently exploring the availability of bio-plastics to further reduce our footprint.
What kind of potting soil do you recommend?
There are a number of options available. Some gardeners prefer to create their own compost mix. For those purchasing soil mixes, we recommend organic varieties as the healthiest for both you and the worms. Suggested varieties are on the website under resources.
Do I need to use seedlings or can I start with seeds?
Either approach works fine, but starting with seedlings gets you growing sooner and allows you to select the strongest plants for your Tower.
If I'm starting with seeds, what are the best to use?
We encourage you to purchase locally-adapted, non-GMO varieties. Heirloom and open-pollinated seeds are often the best choice. On our website under "Resources" we have links to some excellent seed suppliers.
How do I arrange the plants in my Tower?
If your plant selections will vary in size when full-grown, we recommend placing the larger plants toward the bottom. Best results occur when plant selections are more-or-less similar in size, but experimentation will teach you what works best for your needs. Creating high/low pattern based on the space requirements of each plants' foliage can maximize light availability.
Can I grow large tomato plants?
Yes, but they can become hard to manage. Patio/container varieties, esp. cherry tomatoes, work best. Bamboo sticks and other supporting materials can be used easily in the openings of the Garden Tower.
How do I know when to water my Garden Tower?
The Garden Tower is remarkably water-conserving. In the event that plants get droopy and soil feels dry, it's time to water. The Garden Tower is designed with infiltration and drainage in mind, so over-watering is unlikely.
Is it possible to overwater my tower?
It's unlikely. The holes that drain both the compost tube and the Tower itself ensure that there is never standing water in your Garden Tower. Too much watering is never a good idea, as soggy roots don't breathe, but unless you're pouring buckets every day on your tower, this shouldn't be a concern.
What kind of scraps do I put in my Garden Tower's compost tube?
All veggie and fruit scraps (except citrus peelings), shredded newspaper or office paper, egg shells, but no other animal products.
Where do I get worms and and how many should I add to the compost tube?
On our website under "Resources" we recommend reliable sources of red wigglers and nightcrawlers, the two best varieties. They are also available at bait shops and many sporting goods stores. One large handful of worms does the trick.
Worm tea is water that has permeated wormcastings and compost and has dripped down to the collection drawer of the Garden Tower. It contains nutrients and micronutrients and has been shown to be an effective repellent for aphids and other noxious insects.
How do I collect the compost/worm-casting tea?
Pulling the latch above the drawer opens the bottom of the compost tube, allowing worm castings to empty into the drawer. You can then add the castings back into the Tower or spread them on other gardens.
How much worm castings does the Tower produce?
A filled compost tube will generate about half a tube of quality castings in 2-3 months. As you add scraps to your tube, production will be ongoing.
What do I do with the worm castings?
They are an outstanding soil additive and should be returned to the Tower soil or other garden soil. This can be done once or twice a year, or more often, as you choose. It is easy to do, either by using the collection drawer at the bottom or scooping out castings from the top.
When do I have to replace the potting soil?
Quality soils, esp. organic ones, will become enriched over time thanks to the constant addition of worm-castings and the breakdown of organic matter such as old plant roots. If the soil in your Tower appears to be getting compacted, you can empty it and fluff it up or replace it, but in our experience that has not been necessary.
How long will the Tower last?
The new model Garden Tower is made from uv-resistant sturdy plastic that should offer 8-10 years of structural integrity in full exposure.
The Garden Tower's simple design requires no maintenance.
WIll my worms die over the winter?
This depends on the climate in your region, and on what you do with your Tower in the winter. Worms will easily survive mild winters deep in the compost tube, but severe prolonged cold will jeopardize their survival unless you protect your tower in a heated or protected garage. Another approach is to overwinter your worms in a basement--YouTube has plenty of instructional videos to teach you how.
What do I do with my Garden Tower over the winter?
Both the plastic and the worms will prefer protection indoors during cold winters, but the Garden Tower is sturdy enough to remain outdoors.
As with all Kickstarter projects, your credit card is only charged upon successful completion of the fundraising period. If the project does not meet its goal, your card is not charged.As with all Kickstarter projects, your credit card is only charged upon successful completion of the fundraising period. If the project does not meet its goal, your card is not charged.
When will I receive my Garden Tower or other reward?
As soon as possible once the Kickstarter campaign has ended. We are hoping to get Towers shipped as early as July.
Currently we are only able to ship to the U.S. and Canada, but that should change in the near future.
Just how big is the New Garden Tower?
The next generation Garden Tower is approximately 46 inches in height, by 22 inches in diameter. Floor space required is less than 4 square feet. Dry and empty, the tower is about 28lbs. Planted weight varies significantly based on soil mixture and level of hydration.


For residents who have not attended an Evesham Township Council meeting, in my opinion it may be time to do so. Residents should witness for themselves the manner in which the council conducts its affairs, including the way some members of council speak to those in attendance.
Here's a small sample of the behavior taking place in council chambers: Mayor Randy Brown can be heard lambasting specific Board of Education members for not voting his way. He has cited misleading information and uses hostile rhetoric with reporters to promote council's agenda. The behavior of some members of council is equally discouraging, particularly when they claim residents are intentionally misinterpreting information.
What is missing from the dais is members of council who are willing to hold their colleagues publicly accountable for their verbal vitriol. I understand no one is responsible for another person's behavior; however, when will a leader emerge to resolve this tension? Currently, there is a lack of harmony between council and residents. There are several reasons why: It is the apartments on Main and Maple as well as other planned locations. Perhaps it is the consistent meddling of the mayor in Board of Education matters. Maybe it is the contempt members of council, as a whole, display toward residents who offer critiques in lieu of daily praise.
The conduct and rhetoric from council needs to change. There should be mutual respect between council and residents. This is not going to be achieved when tantrums are thrown by the mayor while members of council sit and watch silently. Neither will mutual respect be attained while residents' questions are answered with spin, or simply not answered.
I and other community members suggest residents witness this type of governance (public discord) yourself by attending the next council meeting, a6 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 22.


Substance abuse is a big problem in the USA, North America, and other parts of the world, and this activity can cause chemical changes in your brain over time. Substance abuse causes your brain to adjust the production of chemicals, and in some cases normal brain function is not possible without the substance after the addiction is full blown. If you suffer from substance abuse issues and need help the chemical changes may may recovery difficult without the right type of detox and treatment. Depression, irrational thoughts, mood swings, emotional instability, and other symptoms of detox are signs that there is a chemical imbalance in your brain.
Some types of substance abuse can cause a physical addiction, which can make it difficult for your body or brain to function when you do not have your drug of choice. As long as you have any of the drugs or alcohol in your system then you can not begin to work towards recovery. If you have had substance abuse issues for an extended period then it may take months for you to get back to normal once this activity has been stopped. Just because there are chemical changes caused by substance abuse does not mean that a full and permanent recovery is impossible though, and you can get your life back together with the right treatment program.
Substance abuse does not have to be a life sentence, there is hope for a full and complete recovery. This will need to include proper nutrition, physical fitness efforts, group therapy, a customized treatment plan, and the right types of therapy. Individual counseling should be attended for at least four hours every single week, so that you can examine any hidden wounds and resolve related issues. This step will help you take control over your substance abuse and eliminate the factors that cause you to drink or do drugs.
Spiritual counseling for substance abuse is also very effective, and studies show that including the spiritual aspect during treatment greatly improves your odds of a permanent recovery. If you need help and do not know where to turn then Valiant Recovery can help you recover fully. Substance abuse can be devastating, and does not just affect you. Your family, friends, employer, and others around you are also affected. Help is available, if you are willing to take the first step and admit you need it. One phone call can put you on the path to recovery.


While any pain in the body is never desired, it is especially frustrating when it occurs in the foot. That's because we rely on this body part to get us where we need to be every single day of our lives. When you start to feel pain in your foot, it's crucial get to the bottom of the cause. This way once you know what the root of the pain is, you can take the proper steps to correct and fix the issue.
One common reason for foot pain is exercising. Of course when we start gaining some pounds, whether from the holidays or a vacation, we automatically think to kick start our workout routine. However, new exercises often result in pains in both the foot and ankle. These individuals may start feeling sore in their feet. This is especially common in the balls of the foot, as well as the metatarsal heads right below the toes. Obviously, there's not just one type of foot pain. Some experience a dull ache, while others get sharp shooting pain. Whatever you're feeling, though, you must take action right away. This will prevent further problems and issues from developing down the road.
Now, there are a number of reasons, besides exercise, that could cause these sort of foot pains. For starters, if you gain weight and then start exercising, this will cause pressure on the ball of your foot. That pressure will then turn into unwanted pain. When this pain develops, people often think there is a quick fix to remedy what they're feeling. There is not. Instead, you need to be checked out by a Podiatrist Pittsburgh. This type of doctor is an expert and will get you feeling better than ever.
When you visit a Podiatrist Pittsburgh, they will run a full evaluation on you so that they can determine what is causing the pain to begin with. Podiatrists can't treat a foot problem if they don't know what's causing it in the first place. Remember, though, if your foot issue isn't treated and you let it go on for too long, this could cause a chronic problem that's so unnecessary.
Out of all the Podiatrist Pittsburgh in this industry, Beaver Valley Foot Clinic is one you can trust. Their team, which is located in Pittsburgh, has what it takes to fix whatever foot problems you're dealing with. They have seen and dealt with it all. When you enter their office, they will take a look at your feet, as well as hear exactly what you're feeling. From there, they will evaluate the situation and then figure out what's causing it and how to ultimately treat it. Once they know that, these podiatrists can put a plan in motion that will leave your feet in top shape once again. Don't waste your time dealing with a podiatrist that will beat around the bush. Instead, turn to experts in the field with experience to back it up. That's what you'll find in the Podiatrist Pittsburgh team known as Beaver Valley Foot Clinic.


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Billionaire Jeff Bezos sold almost 1 million Amazon shares worth $1.8 billion in late-July 2019, reducing his net worth to $115 billion. | Source: REUTERS / Katherine Taylor / File Photo
Jeff Bezos Sold $1.8 Billion in Amazon Stock in Last 3 Days of July
September 23, 2020 UTC: 12:52 PM. August 1, 2019 UTC: 3:30 PM. by Samantha Chang
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sold almost 1 million Amazon shares worth $1.8 billion in the last three days of July 2019. The sales reduced Bezos' stake in Amazon to about $110 billion.
According to an SEC filing, Bezos sold 960,000 Amazon shares for $1,900 a share from July 29 to July 31 in three separate transactions. After the sales, Bezos still owns 58.1 million AMZN shares and remains the online retailer's largest individual shareholder.
Billionaire Bezos sold $1.8 billion in Amazon stock during the last three days of July 2019. | Source: SEC filing
Mackenzie Bezos is now Amazon's second-largest shareholder
Jeff's ex-wife, MacKenzie Bezos, is now Amazon's second-largest individual stakeholder pursuant to the couple's April 2019 divorce settlement. Under that agreement, MacKenzie took $35.6 billion in Amazon stock and left Jeff with 75% of their joint AMZN holdings, as well as voting control of her shares.
After her lucrative divorce, MacKenzie Bezos became the fourth-richest woman in the world. Not surprisingly, MacKenzie said she was "happy" with her settlement following the dissolution of her 25-year marriage.
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— MacKenzie Scott (@mackenziescott) April 4, 2019
Bezos will sell $1 billion in Amazon stock every year to fund space company
The latest sale of 960,000 Amazon shares is Jeff Bezos' first since October 2018, when he sold $33 million in Amazon stock.
The move is not a surprise. In 2017, Bezos said he would sell $1 billion in Amazon shares every year to finance his spaceflight company, Blue Origin, whose goal is to explore and colonize space.
"My business model right now for Blue Origin is, I sell about a billion dollars a year of Amazon stock, and I use it to invest in Blue Origin," Bezos said in 2017. "So the business model for Blue Origin is very robust."
Even with the latest divestment, Jeff Bezos' net worth still tops $117 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' net worth tops $117 billion. | Source: Bloomberg
Space wars heat up between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos
As CCN.com reported, Tesla billionaire Elon Musk mocked Bezos as a copycat in April amid news that the Amazon founder plans to launch 3,200 satellites into space.
Bezos' venture is called Project Kuiper, and its goal is to provide high-speed internet service to millions of people in underprivileged communities. Bezos revealed his plans in federal filings from March 2019.
Musk reminded Bezos that launching satellites to provide broadband access to under-served communities is something he did in 2018 — when his space-exploration company SpaceX launched Starlink, which involves nearly 12,000 satellites.
SpaceX submitted its regulatory filings for the project back in 2017.
The space wars between Musk and Bezos is years in the making. Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 to make space travel accessible to everyday people and to colonize Mars.
In 2015, when Bezos bragged about Blue Origin's successful rocket launch, Musk clapped back on Twitter. Musk gleefully pointed out that his company had done the same thing — three years earlier.
@JeffBezos Not quite "rarest". SpaceX Grasshopper rocket did 6 suborbital flights 3 years ago & is still around. pic.twitter.com/6j9ERKCNZl
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 24, 2015
Analyst predicts 50% spike in AMZN over the next year
Meanwhile, Amazon's long-term prospects appear to be off-the-charts, according to several Wall Street analysts.
Michael Levine, an analyst with Pivotal Research Group, predicts that Amazon stock will rocket 50% over the next year to top $2,800 a share. Using Levine's projection, that means Amazon — which is currently valued at $924 billion — could rocket to $1.35 trillion by 2020.
Levine predicts that Amazon will surge because it has "the highest-quality management and franchise," and called it "a must-own name with huge upside."
Moreover, Levine said Amazon's move toward one-day shipping is a major catalyst that's propelling it to "owning the consumer's wallet." Levine says even in spite of Amazon stock's recent slowdown, it's still set to explode in the near term.
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A detective works to solve a case involving a young deaf boy and a web site that's run out of a home that once belonged to a serial killer.
In Miami, two hustlers on the run set up a credit fraud operation that soon attracts the attention from the police and the city's top criminals.
A troubled man survives a suicide attempt. He calls an old friend to rescue him in the middle of the night. Their journey is just beginning, and by daybreak, a tragedy will surface.
A young man's life is thrown into a loop when he is asked to be a pallbearer for the funeral of a classmate he doesn't remember, and his old high school crush temporarily returns to town.
Adam and his wife goes to their annual swingers-trip to spice up their middle class life, but meeting the young Patricia, makes up for some problems, since love and jealousy is not allowed in the swingers-club.
It never felt boring or slow but it never really grabbed you and sucked you in either. Fluff-horror but entertaining.
"You wanna talk about dead girls?" Henry Lee Bishop (Fonda) is a serial killer on death row for a brutal series of murders. The home where he went on his killing spree has been turned into a web based chat house where users can log on and talk to a woman who will reenact murders for them. When the girls in the house begin to actually be killed off Detective Starks (Howard) notices a similarity between the currant murders and the Bishop killings. He questions Bishop about what is going on. For personal reasons I'd rather not get into I have a strong dislike for Peter Fonda so really any movie with him in it automatically has two strikes against it. That being said he is only in this for about 10-15 minutes so that did help. As far as the movie goes it's nothing amazing. It is a pretty cookie cutter horror movie that is pretty predictable the entire time. There is a little twist to make it more exciting but nothing that is totally out of the blue. Your basic watch girls get naked and die movie. It never felt boring or slow but it never really grabbed you and sucked you in either. The best way to describe this is a fluff-horror movie. All of that said the movie is pretty entertaining and that is really what a movie should be after all. Also don't rent it just because Terrence Howard, Peter Fonda and Queen Latifah are in it, they are in it very little. Overall, an entertaining but generic horror movie. I give it a B.


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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order on April 11 banning the city from purchasing single-use plastics. De Blasio announced the signing of the executive order from Sims Municipal Recycling in Brooklyn, N.Y., calling it one action with more to come in the city's fight against climate change.
The ban takes effect immediately, and all government agencies will have to comply within 120 days with full implementation to be in place by the end of 2019, UPI reports. The executive order prohibits any city agency from purchasing plastic food ware and instead orders them to supply compostable or recyclable alternatives.
Four years ago, de Blasio announced the city's plan to reduce the amount of waste disposed of by 90 percent by 2030 and send zero waste to landfills by that point. He presented that plan with the release of OneNYC, which calls for a sustainable and resilient city. Solid waste and environmental goals are a cornerstone of the plan.
Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order Thursday banning New York City from purchasing single-use plastics to curb climate change while taking a direct shot at the oil industry for "poisoning the Earth."
The executive order prohibits city agencies from purchasing plastic food ware, such as utensils, straws and cups, while ordering them to supply compostable or recyclable alternatives instead.
Exemptions are in place for emergency and medical purposes and for those with disabilities who require single-use plastics.


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Q: What instructions in ASM are only needed for debugging? I'd like to streamline my asm code.
So far, I'm working with bytecode outline in Eclipse to learn how to write my code. As I only see bytecode with debug information, I don't really know which stuff I can safely leave out and I'd prefer a quick answer by someone knowledgable to testing every possible case myself.
Are these assumptions true?

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*I can mix different styles, even in the same class or method (injection of code without debug information into a method with debug information)

*visitLabel is only needed as a target for jump-instructions and not around every instruction

*visitLineNumber can be left out (debug information)

*visitLocalVariable can be left out (debug information)

Thanks!

A: You can compile code without debug information to look at it in the Bytecode Outline View, e.g. use separate project in Eclipse for that.
Now to answer your questions:

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*You can mix code with debug and without debug. Just note that when debugging such code, debugger won't show variables omitted from debug info.

*The visitLabel call is used to mark any place in the bytecode, e.g. target of jump instruction, boundaries of exception handler range and exception handler entry point, ranges of local variables and line numbers, some of newly instroduced type annotations (i.e. JSR308), etc.

*visitLineNumber produces information about line numbers primarily used by debuggers and can be omitted

*visitLocalVariable  produces information about local vars primarily used by debuggers and can be omitted

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Study reveals 1 alcoholic drink a day can raise risk of stroke
3 months ago 226 views by Briefly Team
- A new genetic study has revealed that no matter how moderate one consumes alcohol, it does not prevent strokes
- The study reveals that drinking one or two glasses of alcohol a day increases the chances of having a stroke
- According to the study which was published on Thursday, April, 4, there are no protective effects of moderate alcohol intake against stroke
A new genetic study has countered claims that moderate consumption of alcohol could prevent strokes, adding that drinking one or two glasses of alcohol a day increases the chances of having a stroke.
The study, which was published in the Lancet on Thursday, April 4, links low levels of alcohol consumption with increased blood pressure than can lead to stroke, CNN reports.
Briefly.co.za gathers that the study revealed that one to two drinks a day increases stroke risk by 10% to 15% and that four drinks a day increases the risk of having a stroke by 35%.
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According to the study co-author, Zhengming Chen from the Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford, there are no protective effects of moderate alcohol intake against stroke.
He said: "There are no protective effects of moderate alcohol intake against stroke. Even moderate alcohol consumption increases the chances of having a stroke.
"The findings for heart attack were less clear-cut, so we plan to collect more evidence."
According to researchers from Peking University, the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and the University of Oxford, the impact of alcohol on stroke was discovered by following 500,000 Chinese people for 10 years.
A professor of cardiovascular medicine at the University of Sheffield, Tim Chico, said: "This study uses a novel genetic approach to try to determine the effect of alcohol consumption on risk of cardiovascular disease.
"Although it has previously been suggested moderate alcohol intake may reduce risk of stroke or heart disease, this new study adds to recent evidence that finds no protective effect even at low levels of intake.
"Sadly the hope that alcohol somehow protects against cardiovascular disease is probably unfounded."
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Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za previously reported that researchers identified camels as playing an important role in the prevention and treatment of diabetes.
Camel milk is said to be a safe adjunct to insulin in the treatment of diabetes.
Researchers in a study published in the African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicine, indicated that camel milk contains an insulin-like protein that can help in controlling diabetes and its complications such as kidney failure, blindness, and delayed wound healing.
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Riverside Lodge offers Black, Grey & Tan Timber Wolf hunts in Manitoba Canada. Join us!
We offer baited hunts for wolves during our deer season. Baited Wolf Hunts in real wilderness, with a growing population to the point where some conservation practices are required. The entire province is exploding with wolves and some balance is required. We as hunters need to step up, do our part and take some out. Sure nature will eventually starve them out, but not until they have undone all conservation efforts to manage deer, moose and all other critters. They will consume all they can and the packs keep getting more and more.
Color phase wolves include, grey, tan, black and the elusive white wolves. Once you see the tracks and then the size of the predator that made them your adrenaline will surely give you the shakes. In the morning you will hear them howling which is enough to make the hair on your neck stand.
On this hunt you can kill a wolf with deer tag (included in the hunt). With that you can also hunt a deer, but you have to kill a wolf on an unused deer tag, so if a big buck walks in front of you and you shoot him, the wolf hunt is over. But, you can reserve the option to hunt a deer after you kill your wolf.
To take your wolf home you require a CITIES permit. Our local taxidermist will handle all the paperwork for you and ship it either frozen, tanned or will do a mount or rug, you decide. I recommend you take a look at his work because he can make that wolf come to life.
To book a Canada wolf hunt or request more information, give us a call at 866.214.8404 or send us an email.
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