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The Beit T'Shuvah synagogue community plays an important role in the rehab, but there is no rule that one must be Jewish or interested in converting.
Introduction and Basic Services
Beit T'Shuvah is a well reputed residential treatment center in Los Angeles, California in the bustling Culver City neighborhood. It was founded by social worker Harriett Rosetto, who made it her mission to help Jewish men re-enter society. In a partnership with the Gateway Hospital, the Beit T'Shuvah halfway house opened its doors in 1987. As the role of addiction became very apparent in the vast majority of these men's lives, Beit T'Shuvah went from being a halfway house to a thriving coed recovery center and one of the leading nonprofit rehab facilities in the country.
In 1990, Harriett Rossetto married Mark Borovitz, an ex-convict and now a rabbi. Together, the two of oversee Beit T'Shuvah along with a team of over 100 treatment and administrative specialists. Beit T'Shuvah treats people for alcoholism, drug addiction, and gambling addiction. It's worth noting, the center can also treat addictions to food or sex but does not specialize in the treatment of these specific addictions.
Facility and Meals
Above all, Beit T'Shuvah is part of a spiritual community. There is a thriving synagogue on the premises, and some of the congregants volunteer with the recovery center. Despite Beit T'Shuvah's original mission as a halfway house for men, today it is a coed rehab facility and the halfway house element has been phased out. Unlike luxury rehabs, Beit T'Shuvah is decidedly no-frills, with a dormitory-like appearance.
The treatment center has 140 beds and a maximum capacity of 140 people. There are two extra long twin beds per room and each room has its own bathroom.
The center offers three meals daily. While the food served isn't extravagant and is best described as cafeteria-style, it is all Kosher. As such, no shellfish or pork is served. Within that framework, the chefs still strive to offer the most nutritious and tasty food possible. They even have theme nights, in which Chinese and Mexican food are served. There are no dietary restrictions with respect to sugar or caffeine.
Treatment and Protocol Team
Beit T'Shuvah is a state-licensed nonprofit that offers an integrative treatment approach. Residents attend mandatory 12-step meetings, Torah study and other spiritually-informed meetings, and undergo a psychiatric evaluation. While there is not an on-staff doctor, residents do have access to treatment under the supervision of a board certified psychiatrist and faculty members from the David Geffen UCLA School of Medicine.As previously mentioned, there are a combined total of over 100 addiction and administrative professionals on staff.
Much of the emphasis at Beit T'Shuvah is on addiction as a spiritual malady. While Beit T'Shuvah is open to patients of all faiths, the facility does require attendance at Torah study every morning, Shabbat services every Friday night and Saturday morning, and observance of all Jewish holidays.
Beit T'Shuvah offers 12-step treatment, one-on-one spiritual counseling, and one-one-one meetings with a doctor as needed for clients with dual diagnoses. Each resident is assigned their own spiritual adviser, therapist, and counselor. For clients struggling with chemical dependency, Beit T'Shuvah does not offer detox, but can make referrals to facilities that do.
The program at Beit T'Shuvah requires a minimum four-month commitment, with most residents staying for six to nine months. Residents undergo what is referred to as a "three-level recovery system." In the first four to six months, patients experience inpatient primary care, which consists of individual counseling, group counseling, spiritual counseling, therapy, psychiatric care (if necessary), attendance at Shabbat and holiday services, and introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous and the 12 Steps. Clients are forbidden from using their cell phones for the first 60 days, although they are allowed to make outgoing calls during that time on a landline during restricted hours.
The next period is "Extended Care," in which residents begin their transition to life outside of the treatment center while still residing there. The third level is aftercare, in which the residents have moved out of Beit T'Shuvah. The type of care in this phase is specific to each former resident's needs.
A typical resident's day begins at 8 am with Torah study, which is described as more spiritual than religious. At 9 am there is a group meeting, followed by chores at 10 am. There's another group meeting at 11 am, lunch at noon, then another group at 1 pm. The afternoon consists of yoga and meditation and an outside peer support meeting, usually AA or NA. Lights out is at 11pm, when all common areas must be clear of residents.
In addition to treating the addict, Beit T'Shuvah offers programs for the addict's family, which include Al-Anon meetings. There is also an on-staff addiction counselor/interventionist with over five years of experience who can assist families and loved ones of the addict stage an intervention.
Bonus Amenities
There is a TV room residents can use up until 11 pm, when all common areas must be vacated. For residents who want to exercise, there is a gym and a separate room for yoga, but no swimming pool.
In addition to the TV room, residents can also use the music studio. There is also a theatre group that meets once per week. Many of the residents can get involved in performance opportunities, and there is a surprising emphasis on secular/modern music. (Visitors to Beit's YouTube page can see a band of congregants and residents performing Rolling Stones songs.) The center also offers acupuncture.
Beit T'Shuvah is a solid option for long-term care with a Jewish spiritual focus. The Beit T'Shuvah synagogue community plays an important role in the rehab, but there is no rule that one must be Jewish or interested in converting. As the website professes, it is a vibrant spiritual community whose focus isn't just on sobriety, but transformation.
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Samsung Galaxy S8 – The Firstcom Review
Isn't it exciting? Another new Samsung device thrown into the world, this time the company has made some serious changes to entice and wow existing and potential customers.
With the tagline unbox your phone, Samsung is going in with an alternative approach, by removing as much bezel as possible to allow for a more immersive experience. Here is our Firstcom review:
– Great Quality Display
– Futuristic Feel
– Fantastic High-Quality Camera
– New Innovation Approach
– Slow and oddly placed Fingerprint Scanner
– Some content looks awful with the curved display.
This is an awesome looking phone, that immersive screen is the centrepiece of the entire device and definitely does not disappoint in terms of its colour, performance and quality.
In terms of how this device feels, it fits right in the palm of your hand and is comfortable to use. Unlike the main competition, the iPhone 7, this device allows you to touch the entire screen without any awkward issues.
The metal combined with glass is a joy to use, it's a premium device and it feels like it!
The latest edition of Android, played with by Samsung, is a design element in itself. This phone plus this version of the software go hand in hand in providing a great experience, premium feel and a sense of delight when using the phone.
If you are coming from iOS to Android, this edition of the software is nice to ex-apple users.
The phone is thin and light, only weighing 155g, and retains the feeling of stability and sturdiness, Even with this new thin and light design, there is still a micro SD slot to allow for you to upgrade your phone's storage as you go.
It's features like these and the 3.5mm Headphone jack on the bottom of the device that spots the difference between Samsung and it's competition, showing that this is a device designed for it's potential. existing and new users.
At the end of the day, this is a new device that acts as you would expect it to. The design is new, innovative and sturdy, rocking all of the features that make the S8 the S8. The two design faults that I personally have are as follows; the fingerprint scanner is in my experience slightly slow, and completely in the wrong place, the other fault is the awful looking Samsung logo on the back of the device… when are they going to brand these phones a bit better? I mean seriously this is a logo that would tarnish one of those old tv's that took up half of the room years ago, why are we still sticking with it?
It's quick, as quick as you would expect it to be. So quick that it begs the question when are these devices going to be quick enough?
Sporting a Samsung Exynos 8895 processor and 4gb's of Ram, this device can load Candy Crush, your Instagram feed of selfies and food, that latest youtube video and more all in the background, making app switching even easier than it was before.
The 3000mah Battery means that you will get the most out of this device, allowing for a full day's usage on one charge. In three months time though, like most devices, expect to be taking your Micro USB cable around with you.
I mean there is enough juice in this device to use it as a fully fledged PC, plugging this into a screen opens up a truly futuristic approach, acting like a desktop PC, the device tailors its software to appeal to the PC user and it is a very awesome bit of kit! This is a device with he future in mind and I hope that the competition catch up, because Samsung are currently leading the way.
This device is awesome, its the first phone in a while that has actually wowed us over! With its unique and generally new design, fantastic performance and great new software experience, it's the first Android device that I would actually consider using as a desk phone alternative at work! It's great that this new device is available on our Universe Mobile platform, which means if you are a business user, you can take the plunge and use this a true desk phone replacement. Find out more about that here.
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Definitely took longer than expected! But, I think it turned out pretty good, if I do say so myself. Hahaha.
Definitely one of my favorite characters from the series, great job!!
Don't think I'll come back to this one...but we'll see!
Oh, so you want a competition do ya? Let's see if ya can keep up, then! Hahahaha. But, thank you! And yep, got lots of characters in my gallery!
Good luck SmashingRenders, ¡You're gonna need it! I just finished the figurine i was talking about and it looks great, but today I don't wanna ruin the day to Dedede, I'm going to upload it in a few minutes!
And good luck to you, too! Good! Can't wait to see it, then!
Thank you!! Sorry I took so long with her, though!
Hahaha, I suppose... I just like to get things done quickly!


Gastric bypass surgery, along with other forms of weight loss surgery (WSL), can be a life saving option for the morbidly obese, but it does have its drawbacks. Teens and adults alike risk losing bone mass and getting severe vitamin B12 deficiency or pernicious anemia, to name just a few potentially harmful side effects.
To the yo-yo dieter, the decision to undergo gastric bypass surgery might seem like that "golden ticket" she's been searching for all her life, but the post-op reality is often far from the Cinderella-like fantasy she's been indulging in.
Mistake #1: Not taking your vitamins!
Gastric bypass patients are given a medication to inhibit the production of stomach acids which are essential for digesting vitamins such as vitamin B12. Often in the case that a doctor releases his weight loss surgery patient with the ill advise to take a daily chewable multivitamin, such as the type given to children. The reality is, if you decide to go under the knife for weight loss surgery, expect to make a lifelong commitment to taking a heap of WLS-approved chewable vitamins every day in order to prevent vitamin deficiency, anemia, neurological damage and, in extreme cases, death.
Mistake #2: Thinking your struggles with food are over!
Nothing could be further from the truth; the body may have gotten slimmer, but your brain still longs for the good old days of binge eating. Behavior modification and counseling is crucial for successful weight loss, whether you've lost the weight naturally or on the surgeon's table.
Mistake #3: Thinking you will be slim and trim!
Weight loss surgery patients do lose an immense amount of weight, as promised, but don't expect to look like Pamela Anderson anytime soon; the reality is, many gastric bypass patients don't reach their intended goal, nor do they necessarily keep all of the weight off. And remember, all that excess skin doesn't just shrink back into your body; weight loss surgery patients often resort to plastic surgery, either for cosmetic or health reasons, to have a tummy tuck, arm skin flaps (batwings) removed or facial skin tightened.
Just because you can no longer fit a triple-decker cheeseburger and fries into your now petite stomach doesn't mean you should try. Weight loss surgery patients are often faced with the difficult challenge of choosing food wisely at parties, evenings out and other situations where the sky is the limit.
Mistake #5: Not staying hydrated!
Bariatric surgery patients run a serious risk of dehydration if they don't drink 8 servings of water per day. Additionally, water is crucial for avoiding kidney stones or gall stones, an excruciatingly painful and common side effect of many weight loss surgeries.
Gastric bypass surgery is effective because it prevents you from fitting a large amount of food in you tummy at one time; resist the impulse to consume small mini-snacks throughout the day, lest you find yourself back in your pre-surgery body.
Alas, it amounts to this: aerobic exercise and weight training are that unavoidable truth lurking behind every weight loss goal, and bariatric surgery patients are not exempt. Physical exercise increases muscle, improves circulation, burns calories, provides energy and fights depression.
Mistake #8: Eating bad carbs!
Even small amounts of refined sugars and flours can put on the pounds. Avoid white rice, starchy bread rolls and sticky sweets in favor of brown rice or barley, whole-grain breads or crackers and fresh fruits of the season.
Mistake #9: Drinking carbonated beverages!
Weight loss surgery patients are advised to avoid diet sodas and other bubbly drinks; many believe that they can inflate stomach pouch, reversing the effects of the surgery.
Mistake #10: Drinking alcoholic beverages!
Recent reports suggest that post-surgery, many gastric bypass patients develop a sensitivity to alcohol. Doctors recommend holding off on alcohol for at least one year after having any type of weight loss surgery.


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Dancing In The Moonlight With Radiohead
A Moon Shaped Pool makes a startlingly strong case for the band's continued relevance
Simon Vozick-Levinson simonwilliam 05/10/2016
"Would Radiohead really title an album A Moon Shaped Pool?" a friend texted me on Sunday. It was an hour or so before the band's secrecy-shrouded ninth album was due to materialize online, and some crafty Reddit sleuth was claiming to have pried a clue out of Amazon's vaguely creepy in-home robotic assistant. We agreed that it was likely a fake: You're telling me someone asked the sad laptop from "Fitter Happier" if it had any inside Radiohead info and it said "Sure"? Yeah, right.
A Moon Shaped Pool is real, of course (and it's spectacular). But that flicker of doubt reflected a deeper truth about Radiohead, a hugely popular band whose biggest fans are prone to second-guess their every move. We're an obsessive bunch; we overthink things. In-too-deep devotees put 2011's The King of Limbs down as a dud and spun conspiracy theories about a nonexistent sequel. And those are the people who like Radiohead. At the other end of contemporary rock fandom are people who don't much care about Radiohead (fair enough, particularly if you're a high school senior born the same year as OK Computer) and lazy snark monsters lashing back at the band's critical hegemony. Beyond those particulars, modern audiences can be hostile to any rock lifer offering a big ambitious statement album — just ask U2 — which might have something to do with why nearly a decade has passed since Radiohead tried to usher one into the world.
That ends here. A Moon Shaped Pool charges headfirst at the question that's faced the Oxford quintet every time they've entered a studio this century: Why make a new Radiohead album at all? The 2007 instant classic In Rainbows looked backward for the answer, turning up the guitars and leaning into the melodies to create the last great alt-rock album of the 1990s. The King of Limbs tacked in the opposite direction, aiming for clever and weird instead of big, which yielded a handful of deliciously dank apples and oranges. The new album synthesizes those approaches with startling grace and clarity, making a passionate argument for Radiohead's future that's grounded in the band's rich history. At its best, it transcends those boundaries entirely.
There's a crackling current of unpredictability running through songs like "Decks Dark," a jazzy late-night chiller that suggests 2001's "Pyramid Song" if it loosened up and learned to dance. Thom Yorke sings about spaceships and aliens — briefly echoing "After the Gold Rush," one of his favorite Neil Young songs — and a parting of ways: "Have you had enough of me? Have you had enough of me?" Jonny Greenwood and Ed O'Brien's guitars spiral up toward the night sky, and fear mingles with excitement into an overwhelming feeling of infinite possibility. Two tracks later, on "Ful Stop," that mood has curdled into a dark resentment that's equally electric. "You really messed up everything," Yorke mutters over dissonant treble notes and a sinister low-end rumble from bassist Colin Greenwood that makes the song feel like a long-lost cousin to 2000's "The National Anthem" and 2001's "Dollars and Cents."
Neither "Ful Stop" nor "Decks Dark" could be mistaken for a retread, but both songs call on freaky sounds and nocturnal frequencies that some Radiohead fans wondered if we'd ever hear again. They put A Moon Shaped Pool in direct dialogue with Kid A and Amnesiac, the end-of-a-century dyad that crowned Radiohead's canonical genius and set the band scrambling into new directions — often fascinating ones, but never quite the same. It feels as though Yorke, the Greenwoods, O'Brien, and drummer Phil Selway are finally picking up a torch they put down 15 years ago because it burned too hot.
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The album's tracklist is bookended by a pair of songs closely associated with that era: the formerly mysterious "Burn the Witch," recorded on and off for more than a decade but never revealed to fans beyond a teasing hint of a chord sequence, and "True Love Waits," a beloved ballad seemingly put to bed on a 2001 live EP. It seems obvious now that neither of those mythic grails could have belonged to any time but this. "Burn the Witch" turns out to be a sharp counterpunch against xenophobia and authoritarianism — far more necessary in the time of Trump than ever before — with an orchestral arrangement that uses violins like fists. The studio version of "True Love Waits," meanwhile, shows up 10 tracks later sounding stark and defeated. The steady surge of Yorke's acoustic strumming is gone, lost to distant piano notes that linger just out of sync with his heartbroken pleas: "Just don't leave / Don't leave." The effect is almost unbearably beautiful.
A Moon Shaped Pool's other devastating piano ballad, "Daydreaming," is a stunner, too: the sound of Yorke piloting a gondola slowly down a river of bittersweet regret in the underworld. "It's too late," he sings not long before strings, bass, and delicate studio effects pour over the edges of his boat. "The damage is done." You'd have to go back to 1995's "Bulletproof ... I Wish I Was" to find the right parallel for the song's numb beauty, but even that comparison fails. Two decades ago, Yorke could sing about wanting to feel no pain; now, it seems, he's learned to live with it, and the weight of that realization makes the song hit far harder.
The lead vocals are mixed high on "Daydreaming," making the hurt in Yorke's voice intimate and immediate. The creeping anxiety often associated with Radiohead's music has given way to a less acute but deeper ache, a mature sense of loss. Those hyper-inquisitive fans have already decided that the song's swirling psychedelic coda contains a hidden message: Reverse the file and Yorke sounds like he's singing the words "half of my life," an apparent reference to his amicable separation last year from his partner of "23 highly creative and happy years" — half of his life, as of 2015.
But you don't have to play anything backward to detect signs that A Moon Shaped Pool is a breakup album. "I feel this love turn cold," Yorke sings on the pretty, mournful vignette "Glass Eyes," the album's shortest and most plainspoken song. "Broken hearts make it rain," he repeats until it becomes a mantra of acceptance on "Identikit," a seductive spectral-funk groove laced with that same sadness. He finds some solace in the forward momentum of "Present Tense": "Keep it light and keep it moving," he sighs over a lightly loping acoustic guitar figure. "I'm doing no harm / As my world comes crashing down / I'll be dancing, freaking out." After so many albums teeming with charmingly cryptic poetry, it's a shock to hear Yorke speak so frankly about his inner life here — comparable at times to the radical shift his friend Björk made for last year's masterful Vulnicura. A Moon Shaped Pool is named after an ellipse, but it's Radiohead's least elliptical album in many, many years, and that emotional leap, in its way, represents as significant a step forward as any of the vaunted musical reinventions the band has pulled off before now.
Above all, A Moon Shaped Pool provides a thrilling answer to the existential concerns that confront any band that's made it this far. Why Radiohead? Because no one else could have made this album. After all this time, hearing these five old friends challenge themselves into a new phase of evolution can still blow even a jaded fan's mind. Whatever comes next, we're ready.


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Smidley's Debut Album!
14. April 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Music News · Tags: 2017, Conor Murphy, Debut Album, Foxing, Smidley, Triple Crown Records
Triple Crown Records is excited to announce the self-titled debut album from Smidley, a new project from Foxing singer Conor Murphy out June 2nd in the UK and available for pre-order now.
Named after Murphy's beloved black lab mutt (God rest his soul), Smidley's debut features many of Murphy's good friends including Cameron Boucher (Sorority Noise), Eric Slick (Dr Dog, Lithuania), and Ben Walsh (Tigers Jaw) among others.
Earlier this year, Murphy gave the world a first listen to the new endeavor with "No One Likes You", described by Stereogum as a "synth-damaged indie-pop jam." Today in conjunction with the album announcement for Smidley, we hear "Fuck This" via a music video for the song set at one of the most absurd yet radical house parties one might hope to attend.
Smidley will hit the road this May and June in support of the album in the US, playing dates with Tigers Jaw and Saintseneca.
Smidley was produced by Hop Along's Joe Reinhart and recorded in Philadelphia at Headroom studios earlier this year, an experience Murphy describes as carefree, and a solid reminder of why he's dedicated his life to the artform. "It was the greatest time I've ever had making, recording or playing music in my life," says Murphy. "I tried to eliminate any expectations for this record and focused entirely on having a good time with it." It was a needed break from the more serious and deliberate songwriting of Foxing, and a particularly grueling tour that left Murphy desiring a reprieve from more lofty endeavors.
The new project finds strength in the playful and unguarded approach Murphy took in both writing and recording as a result. "My favorite song is 'No One Likes You'" he relates. "It's a joke but one of the more honest songs to me. I talk to myself in the car all the time and feel like a lunatic. The thing I loved about it was that it made me laugh off my insecurities in the moment." Any hesitation cast aside, Smidley is free to run wild with its delightfully warped hooks and alternately delayed and crunchy guitars laid bare.


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Kicking Down the Door with Whitehorse
November 25, 2017 December 6, 2017 ~ Steph Smith	~ 1 Comment
I recently took in a concert at the London Music Hall with a good friend of mine. The band playing that night was Whitehorse – a Canadian folk-rock, husband-and-wife duo from Hamilton, Ont.
(Photo courtesy of London Music Hall)
My boyfriend introduced me to Luke and Melissa's music when we first started dating and I became an instant fan.
I first saw Whitehorse (and my friend was there too!) in July 2013 at Hillside Festival in Guelph where they closed out the main stage. It was my first time attending Hillside Festival and seeing Whitehorse live made it even more exciting and special.
Whitehorse at Hillside Festival 2013. (Photos by Steph Smith/@vagabond__photography)
I saw them again a couple months later in Waterloo at Starlight Social Club's 10th Anniversary event.
Whitehorse at Starlight Social Club 10th Anniversary. (Photos by Steph Smith/@vagabond__photography)
The night at London Music Club was particularly special because I had won a pair of tickets, plus a VIP meet & greet with Luke and Melissa, and I got to share it all with my friend Duncan. Apart from my boyfriend, I don't think there's anyone else who would have enjoyed it more than Duncan – I am so happy he could go with me! The VIP meet & greet was hosted by Big Rock Brewery and included meeting Luke and Melissa a taking a photo with them, an intimate acoustic performance, a Big Rock Brewery x Whitehorse t-shirt and pint glass, as well as a signed copy of their new album Panther in the Dollhouse. The show opener was Begonia, who I really enjoy. I saw her at Hillside Festival this past July so I was excited to see her perform again.
Begonia at Hillside Festival 2017. (Photo by Steph Smith/@vagabond__photography)
Here are some of my favourite Begonia songs:
Out of My Head – Begonia
Lady in Mind – Begonia
Juniper – Begonia
When it was time for Whitehorse to take the stage, Luke and Melissa made a point of "kicking down the door" of London Music Hall, and they did not disappoint. Whitehorse performed a lot of songs off their new album, with a handful of older favourites, such as 'Achilles' Desire' (The Fate of the World Depends on This Kiss), 'Tame as the Wild Ones' and 'Evangelina' (both off of Leave No Bridge Unburned). It was awesome to hear Panther in the Dollhouse live because it is such unreal album that really tells a story:
"The pair makes a shift on this album from writing autobiographical songs to writing songs they refer to as "anti-fairytales," written from the point of view of a cast of mostly female characters who grapple with issues of life, death, sex and love, all floating in an atmosphere of cinematic desert-noir."
According to Whitehorse: "The title came from a dream. The dollhouse is a place of wholesome, conventional life. It is a perfect depiction of grown-up life based on childhood ideals and social conditioning. Enter the panther and suddenly the animal instincts we are all born with are knocking over these perfectly placed people and furniture. For better or worse, there is no ignoring this creature."
– CBC First Play: Whitehorse Panther in the Dollhouse
I LOVE every. single. song. on Panther in the Dollhouse.
Honestly.
My favourite songs of the night were obviously the two older ones I mentioned above, but also Panther in the Dollhouse's 'Nighthawks', 'Boys Like You', 'Manitoba Death Star', and 'Epitaph in Tongues'.
At the end of the set they left the stage only to come back moments later to play a rendition of Neil Young's 'Ohio' – SO GOOD. I loved hearing those bouncy riffs come out of Luke's signature White Falcon.
It was an amazing night, to say the least. I am still thinking about it!


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Q: Laravel: clicking label does not set checkbox I'm using Laravel's form builder to generate a login form.  This seems really simple, but it's not working.  I'm trying to create a label for my checkbox which can be clicked to set/unset the checkbox.  Currently, clicking the label does nothing.  Here's my code:
{{ Form::open(array('url' => '/account/login', 'role' => 'form')) }}
    {{ Form::token() }}

        {{ Form::label('email', 'Email Address', array('class' => 'sr-only')) }}
        {{ Form::text('email', '', array('class' => 'form-control', 'placeholder' => 'Email Address')) }}

        {{ Form::label('password', 'Password', array('class' => 'sr-only')) }}
        {{ Form::password('password', array('class' => 'form-control', 'placeholder' => 'Password')) }}

    {{ Form::submit('Login', array('class' => 'btn btn-default')) }}
    Forgot password?</button>

    {{ Form::checkbox('remember') }}
    {{ Form::label('remember', 'Remember me') }}
{{ Form:: close() }}

I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm probably missing something obvious.  Any help is greatly appreciated!

A: I believe label elements link to id property not name property. (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/label)
You need to create an ìd form the checkbox element.
You can try something like
{{ Form::checkbox('remember', 1, null, ['id'=>'remember', 'class' => 'className']) }}
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A: The problem is, if the label is before the input element, the id tag will be automatically created.
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Russian weightlifters barred from Games
The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) on Friday formally suspended Russia's eight-strong weightlifting team, effectively excluding it from next month's Rio Olympics, because of doping offences.
Last month, the IWF said its executive board had decided to suspend for a year national federations that produced three or more doping violations in re-tests from the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games - made possible by improved detection techniques.
It named Russia, along with Kazakhstan and Belarus, but said it would await confirmation of the positive tests from the International Olympic Committee before implementing the suspension.
On Friday, it noted that Russian competitors had been named in the McLaren Report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency that exposed evidence of state-backed cheating in Russia.
"The integrity of the weightlifting sport has been seriously damaged on multiple times and levels by the Russians," the IWF said in a statement. "Therefore an appropriate sanction was applied in order to preserve the status of the sport."
Russia nominated eight weightlifters to compete in Rio but Tatiana Kashirina, who won a silver medal at the London Olympics in the women's +75kg category, and Anastasia Romanova were withdrawn due to previous anti-doping rule violations.
Four other Russian lifters were named in the McLaren report.
"...we would like to highlight the extremely shocking and disappointing statistics regarding the Russian weightlifters," the IWF said in its statement on Friday.
"As of today there are seven confirmed AAFs (positive tests)for Russian weightlifters from the combined reanalysis process of London and Beijing, while the second wave of Beijing reanalyses is not yet in a stage when the names and countries involved can be publicly disclosed."
Bulgaria's weightlifters had already been excluded from the Olympics last year, after 11 lifters at a training camp tested positive.
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1: an early W212 E63 that I saw today. Loud AF, pops and farts on the overrun, the whole nine yards. Clearly not stock but jeez.
2: Lamborghini Huracan. I hate these cars, but damn they sound glorious.
1000: Ferrari 458/488 - I saw about 5 of these. Did you know that this Ferrari model is not equipped with a throttle pedal, and has a minimum age requirement of 75 to purchase one? I learned that this week.


"We do not believe this is an appropriate time to add to risk. Share prices have in many cases risen to unprecedented levels at a time when economic growth is by no means assured," Rothschild stated in the bi-annual report.
People think it's all hype when it comes to Rothschild money, but if you read into the actual individuals in the Rothschild family and their positions at the top of financial entities, the full picture becomes clear. Yes they do have a lot of hype surrounding the family name, but it makes sense. Rothschild individuals tend to hold a lot of power.
Why do people think economic collapse may be on the horizon for the US? Maybe it's because necessities are monopolized, and the only economic opportunities people at the bottom have involve commodities, and nobody can afford to support their fellow people selling commodities when they only have enough money to pay for their bare necessities.
As long as average people are forced to try and scrape by working with commodities(unless they play in the system and work for some corporation), there will be no economy of the people.


Which 2015 NFL draft prospects were completely overlooked as recruits?
Which 2015 NFL draft prospects were two-star recruits or lower? Trae Waynes, Kevin Johnson and Paul Dawson headline the list.
When he signed his National Letter of Intent with Florida State in February 2012, Jameis Winston was considered one of the top high school players in the country. The Hueytown, Ala., standout was rated as the top dual-threat quarterback and No. 10 overall prospect in that year's class, according to Rivals.com, and backed up his recruiting hype by passing for nearly 8,000 yards with 65 touchdowns during his college career. Winston led the Seminoles to 27 victories and a national title, and won the Heisman Trophy following the '14 season. Despite concerns about his off-field conduct, Winston will likely be selected with the first pick in the '15 draft.
Of course, Winston's case is not the norm. In many instances, players who possess NFL potential aren't identified as elite high school prospects. Examples in the 2015 draft pool include Mississippi State linebacker Benardrick McKinney, Louisville receiver DeVante Parker, Minnesota tight end Maxx Williams and Duke offensive lineman Laken Tomlinson, all of whom were given three-star ratings. Similarly, the players mentioned below didn't generate major recruiting buzz, yet should all hear their names called over the course of this weekend.
This list, which is ordered by each player's spot in SI.com's Top 300, excludes guys who Rivals.com once gave a three-star rating or higher. Who slipped through the cracks? Here are 15 formerly overlooked talents poised to enter the NFL.
Michigan State reportedly did not offer Waynes, a two-star prospect, until he ran the 40-yard dash at a summer camp before his senior season at Bradford High in Kenosha, Wisc. In-state power Wisconsin later extended Waynes an offer, along with Illinois and Iowa State, but he stuck with the Spartans. Waynes switched from safety to cornerback and may have been set to generate more recruiting interest had he not broken his fibula and torn multiple ligaments during the third game of his senior year. In any case, the 6-foot, 186-pounder went on to succeed Darqueze Dennard as Michigan State's boundary corner. He earned first-team All-Big Ten honors and emerged as the top cornerback prospect in the 2015 class.
While Johnson reportedly received scholarship offers from several high-major programs—including Wisconsin, Syracuse and West Virginia—he was given a two-star rating by Rivals.com. During his senior season at River Hill High (the same school attended by former Wake Forest star and close friend Michael Campanero) in Clarksville, Md., Johnson piled up 1,220 rushing yards and 251 receiving yards and also lined up in the defensive backfield. At Wake Forest, he appeared in 11 games as a true freshman and was named All-ACC honorable mention in his final three seasons after being deemed academically ineligible as a sophomore. The 6-foot, 188-pound Johnson has gained more than 30 pounds since his arrival on campus.
Dawson was listed as a two-star recruit in the class of 2011 who had a scholarship offer from Colorado State. Yet after playing receiver at Skyline High in Dallas, he enrolled at Trinity Valley Community College, where he moved to linebacker. In May '12 Dawson committed to TCU over a reported scholarship offer from UNLV. He appeared in all 13 games in '12, led the Horned Frogs with 91 tackles in '13 and was named the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year after racking up 136 tackles during TCU's run to the Peach Bowl in '14. However, Dawson may have hurt his draft stock with a disappointing combine performance.
Before he developed into an NFL-caliber offensive lineman, Sambrailo had to give up competitive skiing. He was nationally ranked and won championships in the giant slalom and super G, according to the Detroit Free Press. A few years after he began playing contact football as an eighth-grader, Sambrailo reportedly landed his first offer from Southern Utah. The Saint Francis Central Coast Catholic High standout from Watsonville, Calif., attracted interest from New Mexico State and Washington State, among others, but opted to sign with Colorado State in 2010. Sambrailo was voted second-team All-Mountain West as a junior and first-team all-conference as a senior. He started 42 games over four seasons.
Smith did not draw significant interest from high-major schools during his time at American High in Miami. The Sun Sentinel notes that schools were concerned with Smith's reputation after he was issued a four-game suspension for illegal hits. He showed enough during his senior season to pick up an offer from the Owls; Smith amassed 75 tackles and seven interceptions and earned an invitation to the south Florida all-star game. After seeing extensive action on defense and special teams his first two seasons on campus, Smith led Conference USA with seven picks as a junior. He was named second-team all-conference in 2014.
Less than a year after completing a basketball career that saw him record the second-most steals and fourth-most assists in Miami (Ohio) history, Rollins was named the MAC's Defensive Player of the Year in football. Rollins had not played football since his time at Wilmington High, but easily transitioned back to the sport after playing four years of basketball for the RedHawks. The 6-foot, 203-pounder registered 72 tackles, seven interceptions, 16 passes defended and nine pass breakups. Still, Rollins is considered "raw" and certainly didn't help himself by running the 40-yard dash in 4.57 seconds at the combine.
Years before Jones garnered widespread attention by setting what is believed to be a world record in the broad jump, he was a mere two-star recruit at St. Paul Catholic High in Bristol, Conn., with one listed scholarship offer from a high-major program. In addition to lining up as a defensive back, Jones played quarterback and receiver during his high school career, and also reportedly received interest from Boston College and Syracuse. After arriving at UConn in 2010, Jones took a redshirt as a freshman before starting 37 games over four seasons. A shoulder injury limited him to only seven games in '14.
Cooper did not start playing football until his freshman year at Wilson High in Tacoma, Wash. According to The News Tribune, he was diagnosed with a learning disability and struggled academically to the point that it appeared he would land at a junior college. Washington State was the only high-major school to extend an offer to Cooper, per the Tribune, but asked him to grayshirt, meaning he would not enroll until the following spring semester. After redshirting as a freshman in 2012, Cooper started 34 games and recorded 31 ½ tackles for loss over three seasons with the Cougars. The 6'3", 293-pounder was clocked at 4.86 in the 40-yard dash at the combine, the fastest time among projected defensive tackles.
The MMQB's Robert Klemko recently chronicled Marpet's journey from lacrosse school unknown to projected draft pick. Fordham and Holy Cross were among the schools to express interest in him while he was at Hastings High in Westchester County, N.Y. Marpet chose to attend Division II Hobart, a small liberal arts school in Geneva, N.Y., and excelled against Liberty League opponents such as St. Lawrence, Rochester and Springfield. After earning conference Co-Offensive Player of the Year honors during his senior season, Marpet impressed at the Senior Bowl and turned heads by running the fastest 40-yard dash time (4.98 seconds) among offensive linemen at the combine.
Davison excelled as a wrestler at Desert Mountain High in Scottsdale, Ariz., before he turned his focus to football. He played on both sides of the ball and reportedly received scholarship offers from several non-major conference schools—including UNLV, Air Force and Northern Arizona—but his high school coach told The Arizona Republic that local programs Arizona and Arizona State resisted because they thought he was too short. At Fresno State, the 6'2", 316-pounder went on to start 40 games and earn first-team All-Mountain West honors twice. He had 13 tackles for loss, including 8 ½ sacks, with two forced fumbles as a senior.
Tartt arrived at Samford having played only one season of football at Davidson High in Mobile, Ala. According to AL.com, he committed in December of his senior year and signed a few months later despite drawing interest from Mississippi State. After redshirting his first year on campus, Tartt appeared in 10 games in 2011 and earned all-Southern Conference honors in the following two seasons. In '14 he had 62 tackles, including three for loss, and an interception. He became the first Samford player to compete in the Senior Bowl and tied Alabama's Landon Collins for the top 40-yard dash time (4.53 seconds) among strong safeties.
After switching from wide receiver to quarterback for his senior season at West Craven High in Vanceboro, N.C., Hardy reportedly did not receive any offers from major conference programs. He signed with Division II Fayetteville State to play quarterback in 2010, and West Craven coach Kevin Yost said, "Justin was under-recruited in my opinion" and "I think Fayetteville State is getting a steal." Hardy was later released from his Letter of Intent and joined the Pirates as a walk-on. He leaves East Carolina as the school's all-time leader in receiving yards (4,381) and touchdowns (34) and set the FBS record for career receptions (376).
Hodges overcame significant adversity before enrolling at Harvard in 2011. In September of his junior year at Independence High in Charlotte, Hodges's mother died of a stroke. He then moved to Tri-Cities High School in East Point, Ga., and drew interest from several schools after playing in only four games, according to Bleacher Report. As a senior, Hodges registered 21 sacks and 10 forced fumbles to earn a spot on Georgia's All-Region 5-AAAA first team. Despite considering Stanford, Hodges went to Harvard and was named the Ivy League's Co-Defensive Player of the Year after collecting 10 tackles for loss, with 8 ½ sacks, in '14.
The list of former walk-ons coach Bill Snyder has turned into productive players at Kansas State includes Jordy Nelson and Ryan Mueller. The latest addition to that group is Finney, who nearly decided against attending Kansas State. Per the Kansas City Star, the Andale, Kan., native was close to committing to Ohio before a different offensive lineman pledged to the school. Finney was then left to decide between playing on scholarship at Division II Pittsburg State or walking on with the Wildcats. He opted for the latter, redshirting as a freshman before earning a spot as a starter in 2011. As a senior, he was named the Big 12's Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year and a finalist for the Rimington Trophy.
As a senior at Clinton High in Iowa, Johnson accounted for a school-record 42 touchdowns and earned all-state honors. Yet the only programs that offered him were Northern Iowa and Illinois State. According to The Cedar Rapids Gazette, Iowa offered Johnson the opportunity to grayshirt. He instead chose to join the Panthers, with whom he earned three all-Missouri Valley Conference team nods. As a senior, Johnson rushed for 1,553 yards with 17 touchdowns, caught 38 passes for 536 yards (including 203 against the Hawkeyes) with two scores and totaled 438 kick return yards on an average of 36 yards per return. The 6'1,'' 224-pounder was clocked at 4.5 seconds in the 40-yard dash at the combine.


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D-Orbit Has Been Busy Signing Up Satellite Customers
Parabolic Arc December 3, 2022 4 min read
D-Orbit's ION Satellite Carrier is a flexible in-orbit transportation system for CubeSats and microsatellites. (Credit: D-Orbit UK)
Italian in-space transportation company D-Orbit had a busy couple of months with the announcement of deals with six companies to deploy satellites and hosted payloads into Earth orbit using the company's ION Satellite Carrier orbital transfer vehicle.
Italian IoT Constellation
D-Orbit signed a multi-launch deal with satellite manufacturer Apogeo Space, which is building the first Italian constellation of picosats to provide global Internet of Things (IoT) communications coverage.
Apogeo Space is planning two to three launches of nine satellites measuring 10 x 10 x 3 cm between 2023 and 2027 for its PiCo-IoT constellation.
"This agreement with D-Orbit is of fundamental importance for us. It is a company with a very important heritage, with qualified and reliable services and devices, an essential condition when such a tight and defined launch program is foreseen for the development of a satellite constellation with commercial purposes like ours," said Apogeo Space CEO and Co-founder Guido Parissenti in a press release.
The Italian Space Agency awarded 262,000 euros (US $27,6017) to Apogeo for the PiCo-IoT constellation. The company also raised 5 million euros (US $5.27 million) from Primo Space in a seed round.
NPC Spacemind Dispenser
NPC Spacemind has signed a contract for D-Orbit to deploy the FUTURA-SM1 3U CubeSat and FUTURA-SM3 6U Cubesat. The spacecraft will be integrated into NPC's CubeSat dispensers and installed inside an ION Satellite Carrier.
D-Orbit plans to offer Spacemind's CubeSat dispenser as an additional option for satellite operators once the system is validated in orbit.
"We are thrilled to join forces with NPC Spacemind for a wholly Italian partnership," said Renato Panesi, D-Orbit's Chief Commercial Officer. "Spacemind's excellence in manufacturing space structures will further improve our ability to provide custom dispensers to fit even the most unusual mission configurations."
Sub-Centimeter Space Debris Protection
ODIN Space signed an agreement for a D-Orbit ION Satellite Carrier to host a sensor capable of detecting space debris smaller than 1 cm in size. The launch is scheduled for the second quarter of 2023.
"We're excited to announce this agreement with D-Orbit. They're a great example of what the UK space sector is capable of," said Dr. James New, CEO and co-founder of ODIN Space. "Since our time together on the UK Space Agency accelerator programme, we've built a really strong relationship with D-Orbit founded on our mutual commitment to a sustainable space industry."
1-Micon Imaging Satellite
D-Orbit will deploy a satellite with an infrared camera capable of acquiring images in the 1 to 1.7 micron range for the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) in Spain.
The DRAGO-2 camera, an upgraded version of the Demonstrator for Remote Analysis of Ground Observations (DRAGO), will be installed on the ALISIO-1 6U CubeSat manufactured by Elecnor Deimos. DRAGO was tested aboard an ION Satellite Carrier in March 2021.
ALISIO-1's mission to return medium-high resolution images for the study of desertification, oil spills and wildfires. It is IAC's first satellite.
"With the launch and deployment of IAC's ALISIO-1 we will have a better insight of the requirements needed for the next Earth and astronomy missions, through the application of state-of-the-art technologies," said Elecnor Deimos Satellite Systems Director Pablo Morillo.
SpaceQuest Satellites
AAC SpaceQuest, the U.S. subsidiary of AAC Clyde Space, has signed an agreement with D-Orbit for the deployment of two marine satellites with an option for the deployment for two additional spacecraft.
"The satellites, called respectively Sedna 1, 2 will scale the company's satellite automatic identification system ("S-AIS") space infrastructure and validate new, key maritime space-data technologies," D-Orbit said in a press release.
"We are very pleased to develop our relationship with D-Orbit as a trusted partner in this key phase of expansion for our satellite data services business and look forward to our continued partnership on subsequent launches for our new SednaSats," said Chris Fauquier, CEO of AAC SpaceQuest.
The first two satellites will be launched in the fourth quarter of next year, with the remaining spacecraft following in 2024.
Hosted GNSS Receiver
D-Orbit has signed an agreement to integrate a SpacePNT global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receiver prototype as a hosted payload aboard an ION Satellite Carrier. GNSS describes a satellite constellation that provides positioning, navigation and timing services.
The receiver will undergo "a prolonged series of orbital tests that will validate the ability of the receiver to estimate the position and velocity of ION throughout its lifetime, its ability to perform in-flight firmware and software updates, and its long-term survivability in a space environment. SpacePNT will have the option to operate beyond the contractually established operation package through a pay-per-use pricing scheme based on usage and data transfer," D-Orbit said in a press release.
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What better place for Santorini holiday makers to spend their vacation than in the luxury of "Sand Villa" just a few miles away from the airport and close to island's capital, Fira. This two-bedroom luxury villa accommodates up to four people ,where they can indulge in the comforts of a fully furnished resort. Situated on the eastern side of Santorini, it enables visitors to go for a swim at the nearby shores of Exo Gialos or just lie on the fine, warm, black sand of Monolithos beach.
A 60sq.m meter sea view swimming pool surrounded by a deck filled with loungers is one of our favorite amenities we offer our guests to unwind as they lazily tan under the warm sun feeling the Aegean sea breeze while having a cool drink or reading a sensational book.
Soft white & teals paint the vaulted ceilings as blue shuttered windows integrate the traditional décor with the modernity of the surrounding equipment.
SAND LUXURY VILLA understands the needs of holiday makers providing a variety of comforts & amenities satisfying even our most demanding customers. The modern kitchen, sitting & dining areas and bedrooms are equipped with TV and free Wi-fi. Air conditioning as well as a solar water heater with 24-hour hot water is available including a washing machine/ dryer, linens , slippers, iron/ ironing board, first aid kit, sewing kit, hair dryer, mosquito repellent machine and a safety box. Last but not least, a complementary fruit & wine basket is presented upon arrival as well as a farewell gift upon departure.
Customers love to gaze at the sunset through our large windows or drink their morning coffee on the veranda as their eyes are set upon the expansive view of the blue sea. Wavy curtains, little lighthouses, boats & shells, the solid pine tables and color-washed kitchen units decorate the interior space relating their presence to the shore.
This villa is part of a complex of two villas and one apartment, centered around the pool area. It accommodates up to four people, and the additional apartment can take two more (booked separately). The living area includes a modern kitchen as well as sitting and dining areas. It has a TV, as do both bedrooms.
There is air conditioning as well as a solar water heater with 24-hour hot water. There is a washing machine/dryer, and linens and slippers are provided. Other amenities provided include: iron/ironing board, first aid kit, sewing kit, hair dryer, mosquito machine, safety box. A complementary fruit and wine basket is presented on arrival, and there is a farewell gift on departure.
The villa is 4km from the island capital Fira, making it a great base from which to explore the island. Don't miss the Museum of Prehistoric Thira, which tells the story of Akrotiri and other ancient settlements through a stunning collection of Neolithic and Bronze Age artifacts. Many local craft studios are open fairly late, and many local wineries are free of charge.
Just 500m away is Monolithos beach, which took its name from the large rock 'Monolitho' upon which stands the church of Agios Ioannis. The beach has fine black sand, and the shallow wading waters make it ideal for children – plus there is a playground and a volleyball area on the beach.
The most famous seafood restaurants of the island are located 200m away, near the quiet beach of Exo Gialos, with its stunning rock formations and black sand, as well as a small fishing port.
The villa complex is surrounded in picturesque routes, which are great for walking and biking. The owners recommend climbing in the area of the volcano and swimming in its thermal waters, relaxing in local restaurants and taverns, as well as exploring archaeological sites and museums.
Situated only 4kms from Fira ( the capital of the island) vacationers have the convenience and the opportunity to explore the romantic scenery and the breathtaking view of the Aegean sea by visiting Caldera, the cliff side part of Santorini ,overlooking the crator of the volcano and the four small islands, Palaia Kameni, New Kameni, Aspronisi and Therasia or spending hours visiting the Prehistoric Museum of Thira known for its remarkable collection of Neolithic & Bronze Age artifacts.
Visitors are urged to swim in the waters of Monolithos beach, just 500 meters away with its fine Santorini sand and shallow wading waters making it an ideal place not only for children with its playground area but also for adults who wish to play volleyball or to have fun with water sports.
Seafood lovers are invited to dine at the close famous seafood restaurants while marvelling the view of the stunning rock formations , the black sand and a picturesque fishing port.
Exo Gialos, Karterados, Santorini, Greece. Nearest airport: Santorini (4.5km).
Sand villa 80 m², Accommodates up to 4 people, with the possibility to expand the area using a separate apartment of 25 m² to accommodate 2 more people.
1 master bedroom with queen-size bed, T.V., desk and wardrobe.
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1 bathroom with Jacuzzi and toilet.
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1 large single space including kitchen-dining room-sitting room with SAT T.V.
1 master bedroom with double bed, T.V, small sitting room and wardrobe.
Large outdoor pool, with sunbeds, tables, outdoor shower.
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Stay one day in Santorini and get a welcome basket for free.
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Book online on our website and a driver will welcome you upon your arrival to the island at the port, at the airport or the heliport.
3 Complimentary 1 hour boat trip along amazing Caldera deep blue waters.


I am able to to get all the applications by using the following where clause calculation.
Also, I would like to display the number of day it was last updated.
This forum is about SAP SQL Anywhere not MySQL - you will probably do better on Stack Overflow or a dedicated MySQL forum.
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I made this using your build as a guide. Thanks! I only did two things different. I used an RGB LED and I used pull-down resistors on the Hall Effect Sensor's outputs. My LED glowed a faint Red all the time before I added them. I did some research and I learned that the outputs on the sensor float high so I connected 1K resistors from each output to the positive side of my power supply. Thanks again!
Best Improvement to a Finger Spray Bottle!
Would the ion generator from a hair dryer work?
I made this. I'm going to add a mechanism to hold the projectile in place until ready to fire. I extended the legs and laid bags of topsoil over them for stability. mtaiymd's design achieved consistent results with projectiles of differing masses: lead sinker, golf ball, and tennis ball.
How could I use this to test the polarity of my Van De Graaff generator?
What factors are involved in the design of the coil? For example, why did you choose the number of turns that you did? Why that diameter?
Introduction to PIR Sensor and Integrating It With Arduino .
Chladni Plate - Visualize resonance!
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Over 200 Applicants for Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity first Internship.
Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity and Foresters are celebrating the success of the charity's first ever internship thanks to Foresters generous support.
The internship has so far enabled the charity to engage over 3000 new supporters in the charities winter event the BIG Bake and increase social media engagement by 15% helping to raise an additional £20,000 for the charity.
The charity, supported by Foresters, recruited Kelly Drewry, a 23 year old graduate who had been working tirelessly to find an opportunity to work in the charity sector.
With nearly 1 in 10 of new graduates believed to be unemployed, competition for roles increasing and 4% less vacancies in the sector overall it is a real challenge for graduates to get a foot in the door. Over 200 people applied for Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity internship.
Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity is a national charity created in 2003 to improve the quality of life for children in hospitals and hospices throughout the UK.
Wallace & Gromit's Children's Charity organises popular annual fundraiser 'Wrong Trousers Day', and 'Wallace & Gromit's BIG Bake', which have raised over £2 million since 2003.
At Foresters we believe in enriching the lives of our members, their families and the communities they live in. We're member-based, family-focused, and community spirited.
Our products benefit both your family and your community. We champion the well-being of families through quality financial products, unique member benefits and inspiring community activities.
We share our financial strength with over one million members across the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. Throughout our 135-year history, our purpose has been to enrich the lives of members, their families and communities. The priorities remain today and will guide our future.
As an example, our work with Cash for Kids in their 2012 Mission Christmas Appeal helped over 250,000 children to have a better Christmas and granted £5.3m in cash, gifts and toys to local children.
Forester Life is responsible for funds under management of over £2.8bn* and is part of Foresters, the international financial services organisation.
Safeguarding our members' interests is at the heart of what we do. Being financially strong and responsive, with sound governance and continuing professional service have always helped us to protect our members' benefits.
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Charaxes eurialus est une espèce d'insectes lépidoptères  appartenant à la famille des Nymphalidae, à la sous-famille des Charaxinae et au genre Charaxes.

Dénomination
Charaxes  eurialus a été nommé par Pieter Cramer en 1779.

Noms vernaculaires

Description
Charaxes eurialus est un grand papillon marron foncé presque noir aux ailes antérieures concaves ornées d'une bande transversale jaune et aux ailes postérieures avec une queue, une bande marginale blanche, une ligne submarginale de taches noires pupillées de blanc puis une bande bleue.

Biologie

Plantes hôtes

Écologie et distribution
Il est présent en Indonésie à Ambon, Serang et Saparua.

Biotope

Protection
Pas de protection : il est en vente libre sur internet.

Notes et références

Voir aussi
 Lépidoptère

Lien externe

Lépidoptère (nom scientifique)
Charaxinae
Lépidoptère d'Océanie
Faune endémique d'Indonésie
Insecte d'Indonésie

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Holy Land collection vital for local Christian community
This Sunday 13 September will see the annual collection for the Holy Land that had been postponed due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
By Vatican News
Every year on Good Friday, a collection is taken up in Catholic Churches around the world to support the work of the Franciscans working in the Holy Land. However, this year due to the coronavirus pandemic measures in place throughout the world, many people could not attend Holy Week liturgies, causing the postponement of the collection.
In remarks after praying the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Francis reminded the faithful about the collection taking place today. He said that within the context the world is living, it is a "sign of hope and solidary nearness to the Christians who live in the land where God became man, died and rose for us." He continued saying that today, we can make a "spiritual pilgrimage", using our imaginations, a pilgrimage of the heart to Jerusalem. "And," he concluded, "we can accomplish a gesture of generosity for those communities."
The annual collection is one of the main sources of support for the mission of the Custody of the Holy Land and will now be taken up on Sunday 13 September near the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
The collection is used for schools and to support Christians, creating job opportunities and providing them with a welcoming home. In this way, local Christians are helped to remain in this land, to live their faith with courage.
The Franciscan friars also work to preserve and maintain the Holy Sites where the Incarnate Lord lived during his earthy life, and to allow Christians from all parts of the world to come to these places to pray and revive their faith, and to be blessed by the stones and the earth that Jesus Christ touched.
In a statement in March announcing the postponement of the collection due to the pandemic, Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches, said the "Christian community in the Holy Land" is living the same crisis.
They rely on the "generous solidarity of the faithful around the world, so as to continue their evangelical presence".
Challenges from the pandemic
Speaking about the current situation since the outbreak of Covid-19, the Custos of the Holy Land, Fr Francesco Patton, OFM, told Vatican News' Adriana Masotti that "unfortunately, since the beginning of the pandemic there are no pilgrims… we are a small minority here in the Holy Land and, in fact, we live thanks to the help and support of the whole world. And I repeat the pandemic has in a certain way cut off that normal relationship with Christians from around the world that comes about through pilgrimages."
Cong. for Oriental Churches announces postponement of annual Holy Land collection
The Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches postpones the annual 'Pro Terra Sancta' collection, fromGood Friday to 13 september
The Custos explained that because pilgrimages have suffered as a result of the pandemic, Christians who work in the hospitality and tourism sectors, as well as those who run gift shops that sell souvenirs in olive wood, have been hard hit by the present situation.
He expressed the hope that pilgrims would be able to return to the Holy Land soon, so that these Christian workers can return to their jobs.
The Lord loves a cheerful giver
Everyone is invited give what they can to Sunday's collection either at Mass or in the form of an online bank transfer. Details can be found on the website of the Custody of the Holy Land.
Fr Patton said it was important people give according to their means, but also with a generosity of heart.
"It's true the Lord loves a cheerful giver, and it's also true, as is recalled in the Acts of the Apostles, that there's more joy in giving than in receiving, he said.
This article was first published on 11 September, and updated on 13 September.
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Woman who claimed Flint blood lead data was falsified could settle lawsuit
April Cook-Hawkins, center left, and her husband Jeff Hawkins stand together as they address Michigan Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy during a community meeting with Flint water prosecutors on Friday, June 28, 2019 at UAW Local 659 in Flint, two weeks after dismissing the charges in the criminal cases. (Jake May | MLive.com)Jake May | MLive.com
By Ron Fonger | rfonger1@mlive.com
FLINT, MI -- Members of the Genesee County Board of Commissioners are weighing whether to settle a lawsuit brought against it by a former employee who claims she was told to falsify the results of blood lead tests from Flint children during the city's water crisis.
April Cook-Hawkins, who sued the county for wrongful termination in April, made similar allegations in director Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 11/9."
The county has denied the claim since the film was released in 2018.
Michael Edmunds, an attorney representing the county in the lawsuit, said he's required to bring an offer to settle the lawsuit to the commissioners but doesn't expect they will accept the proposal for a number of reasons.
He said the underlying claim in the lawsuit isn't true.
"I cannot find any evidence of a dual set of data ...," Edmunds said Tuesday, Jan. 7. But "I have a legal obligation to relay (the offer) to my client."
Both parties in the lawsuit agree Cook-Hawkins handled data related to blood lead testing by the county Health Department but the county denies her claim that two sets of blood data were kept -- one accurate and one doctored.
Carol Laughbaum, Cook-Hawkins' attorney, said her client and the county failed to reach a settlement in mediation ordered by Genesee Circuit Court Judge Joseph Farah.
Neither attorney would discuss the terms of a proposed settlement, but the county board's agenda for its meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 8, included a closed session to discuss the case with Edmunds.
Cook-Hawkins, who worked only a few months for the Health Department, said in Moore's film that her supervisor told her to falsify blood test data collected in Flint, making it appear lead poisoning was less serious than it was.
She has said she was told to -- but did not -- enter a blood lead level of 3.5 micrograms per deciliter when tests showed more than that level of lead in a child's blood.
That 3.5 mcg/dL level is a threshold for determining elevated levels of lead in blood. Cook-Hawkins has said the county avoided having to provide follow-up services when reporting blood lead levels higher than that.
In her lawsuit, she claims she was retaliated against for refusing to violate the law, a claim county officials have previously labeled "absolutely false."
Cook-Hawkins resigned her position in lieu of termination, she and the county have agreed previously.
County records show she was marked down on performance evaluations, but Cook-Hawkins has said she was told she was being let go for not being a team player, a claim that's repeated in her lawsuit.


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Our flashing is manufactured using seamless commercial pure grade aluminum. Because there are no seams, water cannot enter the skylight system. The forward sloping design of the flashing also helps water run off the unit. The flashing is secured to the roof using (8) heavy-gauged screws to hold it in place. The silicone seal around the flashing ensures that it's water-tight.
The Natural Light Tubular Skylight under went numerous tests by the Hurricane Test Laboratory, Inc. in Riviera Beach, Florida and successfully passed their tests to earn the "hurricane approved" rating (HTL01097). The video below was shot during the missile impact test where lumber was shot at a high speed directly at the skylight dome.
Three tornadoes ripped through central Florida on February 2, 2007 killing at least 19 people and destroying hundreds of homes. The first tornado hit a retirement community, The Villages. It was a high end EF-3 tornado with winds exceeding 160 mph.
The tornado was no match for the Natural Light Tubular Skylight. Several Natural Light skylights had been installed in this community and all withstood the severe weather and sustained no damage!


In truth, Yandros did the lion's share of the work. My main role was throwing wrenches in the story and a little mapping here and there. (Basically, the long delay is my fault. Sorry!) [Not true. -Ed.] But hey, here we are! We did it, Russ! Well, mostly you, but I was here to listen to you vent about all the bugs and offer unhelpful advice! What would you do without me?
Ah, but this is not what you're here for. You want to play now! Well, settle down. You'll be dusting the snow from your shoulders as you step into Fairbanks manor soon enough, young taffer!
In DCE, you'll hear a familiar tale. It's a story that we've all heard before, but will hopefully feel fresh as it's told through the dark world of Thief. You'll sneak through a snow covered city, burglarize cold manors, infiltrate a frigid cathedral, and even find yourself in a dark, frozen castle. You'll unravel a tragic tale of love and loss where the end is uncertain and even death itself can be denied!
Welcome to the winter world of Death's Cold Embrace. Bundle up, taffers. Dayport is cold this time of year.
This campaign requires NewDark v1.25 or higher - things WILL BREAK if you use an older version. All necessary custom scripts are included, EXCEPT for GoG users; if you installed via GoG, please move or copy the file "squirrel.osm" from your doc folder to the root Thief2 folder. This file will be included in a future update to the campaign.
Disable any upgrades or enhancement packs. This isn't only because we want you to experience the missions the way they were designed; there were also numerous crashes during testing with enhancement packs (including the EP2 and NecroAge) enabled. Besides, there are very few original textures which will be replaced by an enhancement pack anyway.
Before beginning, check your Audio settings and make sure Audio Channels is set to at least 12. One tester had very bad issues with certain missions with it set below 12.
Subtitles for most voice lines are on by default, even in English. You can disable them by going into the /books folder (or /books/English or whatever your language is) and deleting or renaming all the .str files which begin with a lowercase 'c' followed by four digits, e.g. 'c1701.str'. You may want to back up these files first in case you want to restore them later.
There are numerous in-game cutscenes which convey the story. It is best not to save and load during these scenes to avoid issues. Also, you will automatically wield equipment after some scenes, which is a side effect of the script used to disarm you during such scenes and can't be prevented.
Unfrobbable doors and windows generally mean you can't get inside that building, at least not in that mission. Such doors and windows might become frobbable in a future mission, when you return to the same map. Similarly, some buildings you accessed previously can become inaccessible later when you revisit the area, and the doors or windows will become unfrobbable to indicate that.
There are numerous side stories, most of which are told across multiple missions occurring in the same part of The City. When you revisit locations, be sure to re-read texts and watch for details that convey these ongoing side stories, to fully appreciate the campaign. Some side stories also find their way into the main story line as well.
Thanks to Athalle, fortuni and everyone at the Shadow Guild for coordinating the massive translation effort for this project!
From the bottom of my heart, I thank all the people who helped out with this thing - from the original builders (Polygon and Moghedian), to those who helped develop a solid story (Peter Smith), to the creators of all of the custom objects and textures, to the testers (some of whom literally were with me for 8+ years), to those who kept pitching in to help as the schedule dragged on - Tannar was always willing to help and give sage advice; R Soul joined late, but consistently went way above and beyond, doing things I never dreamed to ask; and most of all, Random_Taffer. This campaign might have been released a year earlier were it not for his ideas and creativity, but I can guarantee you it wouldn't be nearly as good. I was actually ready to permanently shelve this thing when he joined in 2010, and brought new energy and ideas and renewed in me the fire to complete this some day.
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 1 "Murder Most Foul"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 2 "A Formula For Success"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 3 "Rendezvous at the Harlequin"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 4 "Fate Intervenes"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 5 "Seeking Counsel With Shadows"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 6 "Cold Reception"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 7 "Waking The Dead"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 8 "The Ritual"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 9 "The Wailing Keep"
Death's Cold Embrace: Mission 10 "The Ending Is Just The Beginning"
I think I almost know what childbirth feels like now.
Congrats on the long-awaited release! You guys really outdid yourselves with DCE.
Massive, gigantic congrats Russ - it's gotta feel pretty good. Can't wait to play it through from start to finish.
This has nothing on my ice cream cones, even if it's chilly looking!
Yeah congrats on the release. Being sick may not be so bad now..lol Thanks a bunch for this guys!
I can't wait to play this guys- congrats on the release!
Finally!!! Congrats on the release for this 13 years old baby, to all who worked (slowly) on it!
Congratulations to the whole team on the release! Thank you for letting me help a bit along the way. This was a massive undertaking that anyone else probably would have given up on but it was SO worth the dedication and work you all put into it.
Have fun, everyone! You've got days and days of thieving to look forward to with this campaign.
Congratulations Russ and everyone involved in the gigantic campaign. Well done, you Taffers!
Congratulations Russ, et al.! What a monumental achievement, and every bit as good as the long wait would suggest. You've done yourself proud on this one!
OMG! I have to wait until Friday to play. I guarantee nothing and I mean nothing else is getting done once I start this.
Its been a long wait. Thanks and congrats.
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Definitely grabbing this one. Congratulations on the release!
Thanks, Jeremy! And tell your better half thanks for lending her voice to the project!
Congratulations on the release, Yandros and company. Thanks for your sacrifice and dedication while making this project. Looking forward to playing it this weekend.
It's here! Holy cow, it's finally here! Three cheers for Yandros and the rest of the DCE team!
Congratulations on the release! It was a pleasure to translate this campaign!
wow. this is amazing, thanks to all crew, thank Yandros.
Welcome to the world, DCE and congratulations to everyone. Now if only I could get that damn Cliff Richard song out of my head.


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Potential research participants' views regarding researcher and institutional financial conflicts of interest
S. Y. H. Kim
Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (1):73-79 (2004)
Background: Financial conflict of interest in clinical research is an area of active debate. While data exist on the perspectives and roles of academic institutions, investigators, industry sponsors, and scientific journals, little is known about the perspectives of potential research participants.Methods: The authors surveyed potential research participants over the internet, using the Harris Interactive Chronic Illness Database. A potential research participant was defined by: self report of diagnosis by a health care professional and willingness to participate in clinical trials. Email invitations were sent to 20 205 persons with coronary artery disease, breast cancer, or depression; a total of 6363 persons were screened; of these, 86% or 5478 met inclusion criteria and completed the survey. The outcome measures were respondents' ratings on: importance of knowing conflict of interest information, whether its disclosure ought to be required, and its effect on willingness to participate—across seven widely discussed scenarios of financial conflicts of interest .Results: Majority responded that knowing conflict of interest information was "extremely" or "very" important; a larger majority felt financial conflicts of interest should be disclosed as part of informed consent . In all seven scenarios, a majority was still willing to participate but in some scenarios a sizable minority would be wary of participation. Respondents were more wary of individual than institutional conflicts of interest. Illness group and sociodemographic factors had modest effects and did not affect the main trends.Conclusions: The prevailing practice of non-disclosure of financial conflicts of interest in clinical research appears contrary to the values of potential research participants
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// In header: <boost/accumulators/statistics/skewness.hpp>

struct skewness :
  public boost::accumulators::depends_on< mean, moment< 2 >, moment< 3 > >
{
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The Toyota Celica was produced from 1970 to 2006. Displayed at the October 1970 Tokyo Motor Show and marketed from December of the same year, the Celica was a two-door hardtop coupe that emphasized styling and driving enjoyment based on a 2400mm platform shared with the Toyota Carina sedan, which is one size above the Toyota Corolla. The car was aimed at the North American market and was in some belated ways Toyota's response to the 1964 Ford Mustang. The first-generation Celicas wore a slant nose (trapezoid-like shape front corner lights) and in Japan were known as the TA22. These models were produced from 1970 to 1975 and came equipped with either the 2T, 2T-G 1.6 litre, or 18R 2.0 litre engine. Throughout its life span the Celica was powered by various four-cylinder engines. The most significant change occurred in August 1985, when the car's drive layout moved from rear-wheel drive to front-wheel drive. Through seven generations, the model has gone through many revisions. Today enthusiasts are looking at the original Celica with renewed interest, not only because of the increased enthusiasm for Japanese cars but also because the Celica is a true landmark design of its time.
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