1) Woking were founded in 1889, and would have folded in 1908 if not for an FA Cup run, culminating in a match against Bolton Wanderers, that helped keep the club afloat.
2) Woking won the FA Amateur Cup in 1958, beating Ilford 3-0 in front of a crowd of 71,000, in what was the last-ever Amateur Cup Final to be televised.
3) Woking's first ever relegation came in 1983, with the club relegated to Division 2 of the Isthmian League. Since then, Woking have only been relegated twice more, in 1985 and 2009.
4) In the 1990s, Woking won the FA Trophy three times: in 1994, beating Runcorn 2-1 in the final; in 1995, beating Kidderminster Harriers 2-1 in the final and in 1997, beating Dagenham & Redbridge 1-0 in the final. They also reached the semi-finals in 1980, and lost in the final in 2006, losing 2-0 to Grays Athletic.
5) Woking have progressed to the 1st Round of the FA Cup 29 times, doing so for the first time in 1908 (as mentioned above). Their best run saw them reach the 4th Round in the 1990/91 season, beating Bath City, Kidderminster Harriers, Merthyr Tydfil and West Bromwich Albion before losing 1-0 to Everton at Goodison Park.
6) Woking's highest-ever league finish came in the 1994/95 and 1995/96 seasons, when the club finished 2nd in English football's fifth-tier for two consecutive seasons.
7) Woking's record win was a 17-3 victory over Farnham Town in the Surrey Charity Shield in 1913, while their record defeat was a 16-0 loss to New Crusaders in the FA Cup in 1905.
8) The highest transfer fee paid by Woking was £60,000 for Crystal Palace's Chris Sharpling in 2001, while the highest transfer fee they have received was £150,000 from Fulham for Kevin Betsy in 1998.
9) Notable players to play for Woking include Harry Arter, Paris Cowan-Hall, Darryl Flahavan and Adriano Basso, among others.
10) The record crowd to watch Woking at Kingfield Stadium so far is 7,020 for a game against Finchley in the FA Amateur Cup in 1958.
For my 25th ground, I wanted to do something a little different and a little special compared to usual (my usual preference is Step 5 and Step 6, although I'm reasonably happy doing Step 3 and Step 4 as well). While I could have waited until Norwich's visit to Arsenal on the 24th of October, my visit to Guildford the previous weekend meant I didn't want to wait that long, so I decided to have a quick browse through the FA Cup games and see if any stood out.
Upon doing so, I found this game and, upon seeing on their website that they only charge students £5, I decided that it was an offer I couldn't refuse. On the day of the game, I got the train to Woking (a quick 10 minute journey from Guildford) and walked over to the ground, getting there for 2:30pm (and walking past Westfield's ground, which I have since visited, while doing so).
It was at this point that things went slightly awry, as it turned out the £5 advertised on their website was wrong, and it was actually £10 for me to get in. This was a problem because it meant I couldn't get a programme, as I had only budgeted to have £10 altogether (£5 for entry, £3 for a programme (or whatever it actually was) and the rest as spare for food or whatever else): stuff like this is why it annoys me when clubs advertise incorrect prices on their websites, or if they don't do so at all (is it really so hard to?).
In any case, because I was flustered and annoyed by that situation, I was distracted and didn't do a circuit of photos, instead settling on the terrace on the far side and taking all my photos from there (you can see this terrace in a photo later on, a photo which isn't mine as I forgot to take one of that terrace myself).
From the start, my expectations had been that Woking would dominate their Step 2 opponents, but in the first half this was absolutely not the case at all. Instead, as a chance for them within the first minute alluded to, Concord started the brighter against a Woking side who initially looked as if they didn't know what their game plan was. Of course, this isn't to say that Woking weren't creating chances - as the early stages of the game were proper end-to-end stuff - but they did not have the confidence of a side who are doing as well as they are in the National League. As such, it wasn't at all surprising when Concord took the lead on 34 minutes, a ball played into the box and finished in some style by Steve Cawley. What was surprising is that this goal did little to wake Woking up, and they were very lucky not to concede a second a few minutes later.
In the second half, Woking came out like a completely different team - clearly the manager had given them the hairdryer treatment at half-time - and quickly took complete control of the tie, essentially pinning Concord into their own box with chance after chance after chance. However, as so often happens in the FA Cup when the underdog takes the lead, Concord defended with their lives, constantly getting men in front of most shots with the goalkeeper saving the rest. It was a valiant, excellent defensive effort that really deserved a clean sheet, but the sheer amount of chances Woking were creating meant that an equaliser was almost inevitable, and so it proved when a save was deflected into the path of Jamie Philpot on 87 minutes, who duly converted before the keeper could get back up again.
Unsurprisingly, Woking then pushed hard to score a winner and came very close just two minutes later, a curled shot from 25 yards being saved in brilliant fashion (the best save I've seen in a long time, at the very least). However, in these final few minutes Concord had a couple of breakaways of their own, including one with the last kick of the game where Steve Cawley ended up with the ball in the box unmarked but smashed his shot into the post. Had Cawley scored for Concord there, it would have turned an already enjoyable cup tie into a special one, and not just because it would have been a major upset.
Woking's Kingfield Stadium is an unusual one, a strange mix of a lower Football League and a traditional non-league ground: the main stand behind the far goal would not look out of place in the Football League at all (nor would the covered terrace behind the near goal, pictured above after Woking's late equaliser), while the smaller stands on the dugout side and the uncovered terrace I stood on were very much traditional non-league.
The ground has an official capacity of 6,036, of which 2,500 is seated. The ground was also used by Hayes & Yeading United from 2011-2014, and is around a mile away (or, for me, a walk of just under 20 minutes) from Woking train station. On the way to the ground, you also walk past Westfield's ground, assuming you go through Woking Park to get to Kingfield Stadium that is.
Overall, despite my other issues with the day as a whole, I did enjoy the ground, as that strange mix of traditional non-league and lower Football League gives the ground a unique kind of charm that made it an enjoyable one to visit.


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Ever wonder what new mom essentials really are? I am sharing six things I believe new moms need to help them start motherhood off well. Thank you to Eba Totes for sponsoring this post.
A few weeks ago, I was shopping for a friend's baby shower and instantly my mind went to new mom essentials. Thinking back I realized something. With my first, I thought I needed all of the things. Now, three kids later, I see how many of those things were not new mom essentials.
Today I want to share with you six new mom essentials. These are the things that always come to mind as soon as a new mom asks me what she really needs.
Simple, right? There is no cost to this. All we have to do is smile. With a smile, we can send the message of, "You are a great mom. Hang in there, you got this!" The next time you see the mom, in her yoga pants, with the screaming baby, smile. You never know how needed your smile may be in that new mom's life!
I seriously underestimated the need for a good stroller and baby wrap with my first. These baby items are worth investing in. When I started using an Ergo baby carrier with my second, it was a life saver.
If you like to walk or run, consider purchasing a nice jogging stroller. These are also perfect for when you are out and about.
Every single mama needs some diapers. This is the gift that can do no wrong. Anyone can go and buy a pack of diapers. It is the easiest gift and will always be needed. One fun idea is to bring the new mom a meal and a pack of diapers!
By the time I had my third, I finally figured out the importance of a diaper bag as a new mom essential. For at least a year, you are carrying this bag around everywhere. Choose one you love and that will be sturdy and durable.
I wish I had found Eba Totes when I had babies around because this would have been my diaper bag. It is absolutely adorable, sturdy, the top zips closed and there is plenty of space. There is also a divider on the inside so you can easily have two different sections within the bag.
We have used a sound machine since my oldest was born. It helps block out all of the excess noise so little ones can rest well. When you have a well rested baby, you are on your way to sanity again.
I will never forget one afternoon when I was a new mom. My baby was so fussy and I was exhausted. A girl from church came to bring by a meal for dinner. I am sure she could see my exhaustion and as we talked so shared with me how certain foods can cause babies to be gassy which equals lots of tears. It was the best tip I had heard yet. I had no clue!
We all need a good friend. The friend who will encourage us, speak truth into us, and be there when we need to cry. Remember to be this kind of friend to others and you will be well on your way to cultivating healthy friendships.
There are plenty of other new mom essentials that I could list, but these are the top six. What about you? What are some new mom essentials you want to share? Comment below with your list!
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Arceneaux named D2CCA All-American
ROLLA, Mo — Western Oregon University outfielder Ayanna Arceneaux added her second All-American honor to her list of postseason accolades on Friday, being named an honorable mention to the D2CCA All-America team.
The award goes along with an NFCA All-American nod as well as NFCA and D2CCA All-West Region awards, and All-GNAC and Academic All-GNAC honors.
Arceneaux, a sophomore outfielder, hit .460 in the 2019 season, good for the 14th-highest batting average in all of NCAA Division II. Helping the Wolves reach the NCAA Division II tournament for the third time in program history, she added on seven doubles, four triples and four home runs to her season stats. A starter in all 51 of the team's contests, Arceneaux set WOU single-season school records for batting average and on-base percentage (.506). Her .655 slugging percentage stands as the No. 9 mark in school history.
McCord, Roth, named to All-American team
PEMBROKE, N.C.— After representation as the best at their positions in the West Region, Western Oregon University's Connor McCord and Alex Roth were honored at the national level by being named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association All-America team as honorable mentions on Thursday.
The award comes on the heels of Roth and McCord both earning ABCA/Rawlings, NCBWA, and D2CCA All-West Region honors as well as All-GNAC nods.
Roth was named the GNAC Pitcher of the Year in back-to-back seasons after leading the league with a 2.35 earned-run average. Roth finished with a 7-0 record on the year and also led the league with 12.77 strikeouts per game.
McCord, a junior, was selected with the dual role of pitcher and infielder. He hit .303 at the plate with eight home runs and 42 RBI. On the mound, McCord compiled a 2.33 ERA with three saves. He limited his foes to a .182 batting average in 38 2/3 innings of work.
Jones, Blodgett, Woods selected to Academic Track/Cross Country Team
MONMOUTH — Led by repeat honoree Tyler Jones, three Western Oregon University student-athletes were placed on the 2018-19 Google Cloud Division II Academic All-District 8 Track/Cross Country Team, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America.
Jones, a distance specialist, is joined on the team by sprinter Codi Blodgett on the men's 10-person all-academic team. A six-time NCAA Division II All-American, Olivia Woods represented the Wolves on the women's team.
Jones competed in two national championships this season after qualifying for the DII National Cross Country Championships in the fall and anchoring the men's distance medley relay team at the Indoor Championships. Jones owns the No. 3 marks in school history in both the indoor 3,000 and the outdoor 5,000.
Hitting times of 10.81 (wind-aided) and 10.90 in the 100-meter dash, Blodgett closed out his career with a career bests in the short sprint. Blodgett went on to place fifth at the GNAC Championships, marking the seventh time in his career he scored points at the conference championships. Blodgett's 7.04 in the indoor 60 is the No. 7 time on the WOU all-time performance list.
As a senior, Woods competed in the 800 at both the Indoor and Outdoor NCAA DII National Championships. Woods earned her sixth career All-American honor at the indoor championships with a fifth-place national finish. Overall, Woods holds six school records for the Wolves including the school's all-time fastest times in both track seasons for the 400 and 800.
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GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — Guilford County Commissioners got their first look at the proposed 2014-2015 budget tonight and the numbers set up another possible conflict with the board of education.
County Manager Marty Lawing is proposing a no tax increase budget of $568.9 million, an increase of almost two percent from the present spending plan.
Of that amount, the county manager suggests spending more than $183.13 million on Guilford County Schools.
For its part, the school board has requested $207 million, $24 million more than the proposed county budget.
In the past the Guilford County Commissioners and the Guilford County Schools have clashed, even in the courts, over the amount of money the county spends on education.
A public hearing on the proposed county budget is scheduled for June 5.
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Let our kids be kids – by not striking
This morning, thousands of children and parents went on strike in protest at the Year 2 SATs. A woman on the radio told a story about how her daughter had been placed under such intolerable pressure that she was coming home crying, and waking up with nightmares. As a parent of two small children myself, my heart broke. My goodness, I thought. What an awful way for the school to behave.
Because make no mistake – any situation in which a 6 year old is driven to tears is entirely the fault of the adults around them. If children are stressed about these tests – which have no consequence for them– then they have picked that up directly from the attitudes and behaviours of home and school which have then been communicated to them.
Yes, these tests have accountability consequences for schools and so put pressure on heads and teachers. But if being a professional, especially one who works with young people – or frankly, if simply being an adult – means anything, it means having the maturity to absorb that pressure rather than passing it on to small children. Similarly, as a parent, your job is to protect your child from issues which are not appropriate. I worry about world events, about bills, about my family's future. But I don't expect my small children to share those worries. It is my job to nurture them, to help them grow up, and to protect them whilst doing so, which means allowing them to experience issues at a time that is right for them. And it means making clear to others, including their school, when I feel that the messages coming from them are unreasonable.
Going on strike, by contrast, is a terrible message to give to children. First and foremost, it is likely to cause them further stress, as they are now torn between two authority figures in their lives; parents withdrawing them from school at the exact time which the school says is so important. It also gives children a message that to some extent, schooling is a choice, and that as a child you don't have to on occasion do things you might not want to.
The government doesn't escape all the blame here. The preparation for these new tests has been rushed, advice has on occasion been contradictory, and the mistake with the leaking of a test paper online has sapped confidence from many. But the general principle they are setting is surely right – a curriculum which expects nothing less from our children than is expected of children in other high performing countries around the world, and an accountability system which seeks to measure children's progress and holds schools accountable for the outcomes.
This does mean tougher material for children to learn and new content for teachers to master. But those proudly proclaiming that they don't know these grammatical terms, or basic numeracy, and have done fine are perpetuating a grave injustice on future generations. The truth is either that they have learned them subconsciously, or they have succeeded against the odds. Is that really what we want for the next generation? Similarly, those who argue for creativity and positivity in schools, as opposed to 'factory style' education, miss the point entirely. I have never been in a primary school, including ones with outstanding literacy and numeracy scores, that isn't a hive of colour and activity; displays on the walls, children engaged in all sorts of games; music, art and drama bursting from every classroom and along every corridor. But the truth is that to be a creative genius, for all but the rare autodiact, requires an understanding of the basics. Great authors, leading artists, wonderful musicians, outstanding sportsmen – they all understand the basic building blocks of language, of numbers, of science, and of logic. It is only by mastering these basics that anyone – young or old – can build on them and go on to truly be creative in whatever field they choose.
The 'Let Our Kids Be Kids' movement, in claiming to protect children, actually does them harm, by abdicating all responsibility from all the adults involved in the system. There are thousands of schools up and down the country who are actually letting kids be kids, by educating them with an outstanding mixture of literacy and numeracy and play and creativity, and overseeing the tests in a calm and reasoned manner. They should be the ones lauded – not the strikers who are using their children to play politics.
This piece was originally posted on Newsweek's website


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A major 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit southeast of Loyalty Islands on October 16, 2018, at 0028 UTC, at a depth of 33 km / 20 mi, reported the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC).
The PTWC issued a Tsunami Information Statement on October 16, 2018, at 0036 UTC.
A major 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit southeast of Loyalty Islands on October 16, 2018, at 0104 UTC, at a depth of 10 km / 6 mi, reported the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC).
The PTWC issued a Tsunami Information Statement on October 16, 2018, at 0110 UTC.
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Social Conservatives "must win in politics"
"Politics is a shaping part of culture. It's where we determine what's good, what's true, what's just, what's right, what's moral, and it's where we determine what's beyond the pale and acceptable." On October 4, Terry Schilling visited the members of the Leadership Institute's Wednesday Wake-up Club Breakfast to speak frankly about progress in the social conservative movement. Terry, the Executive Director of the American Principles Project, has worked in many areas of the nonprofit world, including communications, development, and grassroots. An Illinois native, he has worked with several state and local candidates, among them his father, Rep. Bobby Schilling. Addressing the attendees, he spoke from experience in the work he has dedicated to the cause. He has witnessed how abortion has become more and more acceptable in American culture simply because it has been made legal. Terry urges those who stand for traditional, conservative values to support and invest in those causes. "Social conservatives are in danger of losing everything, and it's because we've abdicated our duty and responsibility to invest in politics," Terry said. For too long, the right has merely defended themselves against attacks from the left. Social conservatives must do more than educate themselves and vote. It is their duty to play offense and invest in the future of the conservative movement to maintain the traditional values held dear. He parts with impactful words, saying, "Not only can we win, but we must win in politics because the future of America depends on it." Leadership Institute's Wednesday Wake-up Club Breakfast hosts conservative speakers and attendees for breakfast on the first Wednesday of each month. To become a breakfast club member, visit this link.
Caught Between a Job Offer and a Job Offer!
If you're searching for a job and finding the process difficult, I'm willing to bet that the prospect of competing job offers would be a dream come true. Let's be honest, it's hardly a bad situation to find yourself in. When the situation arose for me, I regret how I handled it. Fresh out of university, I was desperate to get a job in the UK Parliament. When I successfully got to the final round of interviews I was excited. My instincts told me the interview had been a big success. We even bonded over our mutual love of F1 racing. After being told to expect a decision within a week, I was contacted at the same time by a friend offering me a different opportunity. With my heart set on Parliament, I waited. Four weeks later I received the dreaded email telling me that I had been unsuccessful. The alternative opportunity my friend had sent me was now being advertised. Thankfully I got the job. But I made a bad first impression by failing to be honest and talk to both parties. Here is what you should do if you're ever caught in this position. Get yourself a written job offer. The job offer is not technically made until it's formally written out. If you're given a verbal job offer, thank them and tell them how excited you are at the prospect of working for them. Then ask them to put the offer in an email. Explain the situation. Once you have the written offer, be honest. Tell them that you are very excited about the opportunity but that you have another interview scheduled and would like time to weigh up your options. If they tell you they need an answer urgently then you'll have to decide whether it is worth the risk. My advice is to take the job offer if it's an opportunity you think you would still enjoy and benefit from. If you have more time, explain the situation to your other potential employer. You may find that the interview for the next job helps make your decision before you have to discuss other offers. You will likely get a sense of your success, whether the organization is somewhere you want to work, and whether you think the other offer provides a better opportunity. If you find that your instincts were right, and you do want to work at the second organization, tell them. At the end of your interview, be honest and explain that they are your preferred choice however you have another offer pending and see whether they can commit to a decision in a shorter amount of time. One last thing... It's not an easy situation to find yourself in. Ultimately, you will have to decide whether the risk is worth compromising your current offer. By taking these steps and being honest and respectful to the competing employers, you can help mitigate the risks and hopefully give yourself the time you need to secure both offers.
Steve Sutton
Sutton's Place: Predictions...Plus 10 in the Senate
As I write this, there is exactly one week left before the 2014 election. In the spirit of the season, it is time for predictions. Yet rather than make any new predictions, I will simply repeat two predictions about this year's elections, which I made last year (December 2013 to be exact). Ten months ago I made two bold predictions. The first was that no incumbent GOP U.S. Senator would lose his primary. Not one. Not Lindsey Graham…not Lamar Alexander…not Mitch McConnell…not them nor any others. And as it turned out, that prediction came true. So why did I make that prediction? Because campaigns matter. And I didn't see a strong enough infrastructure in place for any conservative to successfully challenge an incumbent U.S. Senator. That includes (but is not limited to) well-prepared/trained candidates, staff, volunteers, organization, and fundraisers. It was my belief that incumbent GOP Senators were not going to be surprised in 2014 like some had been in 2010. In 2012, several GOP incumbents survived because they were ready (i.e. Orrin Hatch), proactive, and aggressive. They showed how to win in the new climate of GOP primaries, and their fellow incumbent Senators saw what they did and learned from their example. Without the element of surprise, conservative candidates were going to have to run better campaigns to succeed. And it just didn't appear to me that they had the resources (or understanding) to do so. My second prediction has yet to occur. I remain optimistic that it will come true. In December of 2013, I predicted that the GOP would pick-up ten seats in the U.S. Senate. That's a net gain of ten seats. No caveats. No conditions. No equivocation. What was the basis of that prediction? At the time, President Obama's popularity had breached below the 50% favorability threshold that signals trouble. The single most important metric of off-year elections in a President's second term is that President's favorability rating. Over 50% and a President's party does well enough (holds onto seats…limits losses…may even gain here or there). Under 50% and there's trouble brewing. And under 45% means all he's got left is his base…and they are usually not all that enthusiastic, making the election results even worse. And the President's fall in popularity was based upon a lack of trust. Once trust is lost, it is almost impossible to regain. Reagan (after Iran-Contra) and Clinton (after Lewinsky) recovered because they both admitted some level of responsibility. Obama never has (and never will) because to him, his problems are all everyone else's fault. In fact, he just doubles down. In the face of that climate, my belief was that Republicans would run the table and that 2014 would be similar to 2010. And so that's what led to my prediction of a net of 10 seats for the GOP in the U.S. Senate. That will mean no loses (so the GOP will need to retain Kansas, Kentucky, and Georgia). And that means winning North Carolina and New Hampshire. We'll know in a week. But I'll stand by that 2013 prediction and see where the chips fall.
Likely Leftist Messaging
In case you're still confused or unsure how the left will approach this year's campaigns, here's an insightful article from the LA Times. Economic populism is the polite way the left phrases their campaign of "who to blame." Remember, the left runs their campaigns (not just election campaigns, but public policy "campaigns") on the premise that it's "Us" versus "Them." They define the "Them" and if you're not one of "Them" then you are one of "Us." That's the way to build a winning, majority coalition. They start with who to blame and then pivot to those who are victimized by that group. In this case, blame the rich (and powerful). It's their fault that you are where you are. "They" won't raise the minimum wage. "They" won't pay women equal pay. "They" are uncaring and out of touch and for the rich. Class warfare. Income inequality. Get ready for it. It's coming (it's already here). And remember to deflect it and get back on your message.
Sutton's Place Returns
Labor Day marks the end of summer and the return of many special American traditions...children return to school, the football season begins, leaves change color...and Sutton's Place returns from an extended summer hiatus. The political season is upon us as well. Rather than an occasional commentary every week or two, Sutton's Place will be very active during the next several weeks. So expect to see more frequent observations and opinions (at least through Election Day). Let's start with a discussion of the relatively obscure Democrat primary for Governor in Rhode Island. Who thought RI's Dem primary would hold a valuable lesson for conservatives? Check out this op-ed from the Washington Post. It details the candidacy (and victory) of Gina Raimondo who championed an aggressive restructuring of public sector employee union pensions in RI. You may recall the attempt to recall Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin, an important campaign which drew our attention. But on the same day that recall attempt failed, there were two very important referendums in California that deserved our attention as well. On the ballot for voter approval in two different California cities were initiatives to trim public sector employee union pensions...one in San Diego and another in San Jose. The ballot initiatives passed easily in both cities. San Jose voted overwhelmingly (more than 2/3rds, I believe) for President Obama and has a Democrat mayor (also an Obama supporter). But San Jose voters voted 2/3rds FOR the limits on union pensions. The mayor strongly supported the initiative as well. There are two important reasons that voters support trimming public sector union pensions. One is that public services are being limited/curtailed/cut to pay for generous pensions. Parks are closing, libraries are reducing their hours, and even police and fire protection is being limited. This is why many Democrats/liberals (who believe strongly in greater government services) are voting to limit public sector employee union pensions. The other reason is that in order to continue paying the generous pensions, voters/taxpayers are being asked to raise taxes on people making $45,000 a year to pay for more generous benefits for people making $65,000 a year. In addition to better pension plans (i.e. lifetime defined benefit retirement pensions with COLAs), government union workers also get better health care plans, greater job protections, and higher salaries than non-government workers. That is simply not acceptable to middle America. This is a solid issue to blunt talk of "income inequality". This is income inequality created by government and liberal politicians who pick winners and losers and favor special interests. It puts conservatives (and rational liberals) on the common sense side of fighting for middle America, and reveals the most extreme big-gov't liberals for what they are. It's a great issue to champion. Just be prepared...the unions will hate you. But they already do, don't they?
Steven Sutton
Sutton's Place: Obama sounds midterm alarms for Democrats
Many graduates of LI political training have asked if the Institute provides follow up to the sessions on strategy and messaging. To provide for a way to continue your education in this important area, LI will provide a new feature and service --- an occasional commentary called "Sutton's Place," written by LI's Vice President of Development Steven Sutton, on current campaign messaging and strategy. Here's another Washington Post article (this one from March 12, 2014) which details the left's strategic plans for 2014: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/obama-warns-democrats-beware-another-midterm-election-defeat-like-2010/2014/03/11/88eb3348-a94a-11e3-8599-ce7295b6851c_story.html It should come as no surprise to anyone exactly what the left will be doing this year, both politically and legislatively (which is the same thing to the left …remember, as far as the left is concerned, governing is simply politics by other means). The left understands that to have an impact on a large enough scale to matter, they need to announce their strategies far and wide. So if you keep your eyes and ears open (or continue to read these commentaries) you will know exactly what they are doing, when they are doing it, and why they are doing it. According to the Post article, "A White House official said Obama will do whatever he can to maximize turnout – working to get the Democratic base out." With that as the backdrop for the president's actions this year, what do you think the chances are for the Keystone Pipeline, for example, to be approved this year? The merits of the project are irrelevant. There is simply zero chance that the president will risk upsetting his base by approving Keystone this year. Doing what is best for the country, economy, and for energy independence (especially if it goes against a core constituency in your political base) requires leadership. Yet for a president who always puts politics ahead of policy, this decision is a no-brainer. This president puts his political party's interests ahead of America's interests time and time again. More from the article: "White House officials say his (Obama's) most important role will be drawing clear contrasts between the parties on the minimum wage, college affordability, pay parity and other bread-and-butter Democratic issues." One official was quoted as saying, "The president can set the terms of the electoral debate and lay out a unifying economic message for Democrats." That is why you have seen (and will continue to see) votes in the Senate on the minimum wage, pay parity, "income inequality" and other issues designed exclusively and cynically to promote a political message. It is not a policy agenda so much as it is a political agenda (once again, to the left, those two are the same thing). Note the final paragraph of this article. Congressman Steve Israel, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) says, "If you're a Democrat who cares about our future, the stakes are high – whether it's raising the minimum wage or making sure that women earn equal pay for equal work…" Right on message (and repeated by a willing mainstream media reporter on page three of the Washington Post…gotta make sure everyone in the left's coalition knows what the message is, after all). If you want to stay most up-to-date on the left's 2014 messaging and political agenda, you may want to simply go to Congressman Steve Israel's website (or that of the DCCC). You can be sure that their message, and the issues they will use to advance that message, will be prominently displayed there. Prior to joining the Leadership Institute, Steven Sutton was a chief of staff in the House of Representatives for more than 14 years, where he specialized in setting up Congressional offices for four different incoming freshmen Members. He has also managed numerous political campaigns from city council to U.S. Congress, specializing in challenger campaigns. As a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Steve has a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering with many interesting stories to boot! As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, the Leadership Institute does not oppose or endorse any faculty opinions such as Steve's thoughts above, or any legislation, candidate, or elected official. LI offers more than 41 types of training programs, works with more than 1,589 conservative campus groups on colleges across the country, and helps employers connect with conservative jobseekers. Since the Institute's 1979 founding, more than 146,000 conservative activists, students, and leaders have been trained. Graduates include members of Congress, state legislators, local officials, media personalities, and conservative organization leaders. For more information, please visit: www.LeadershipInstitute.org
SUTTON'S PLACE: A place for current trends in campaign messaging and strategy
Many graduates of Leadership Institute (LI) political training have asked if LI provides any follow up to the sessions on strategy and messaging. To provide for a way to continue your education in this important area, LI will provide a new feature and service --- an occasional commentary called "Sutton's Place," written by LI's Vice President of Development Steven Sutton, on current campaign messaging and strategy. Welcome to Sutton's Place...a small slice of campaign strategy and messaging heaven. The purpose of Sutton's Place is to continue the education you received at a Leadership Institute training school. Hope you find it interesting, educational, and complimentary to your LI training. We start off the first of these commentaries with an article which appeared recently in the Washington Post entitled, House Democrats plot strategy against long odds to win back chamber. Click here for the full Washington Post article. This article reports on an "annual retreat at a resort on Maryland's Eastern Shore." Both major political parties have these annual retreats, but the Democrats appear to actually discuss strategy and messaging in a disciplined way that results in attempts by their leaders and rank and file members to coordinate and implement a strategic message that they articulate to voters. As the article reports, House Democrats developed and refined the following theme for the 2014 elections: As stated by Congressman Steve Israel, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee...the DCCC, the Dems will champion "building an economy that works for everyone and not just special interests." Other Dem Members state: "The majority is supposed to...move us forward..." There's that word again..."forward." "If Republicans shirk their responsibility...we're ready to lead." "Dem unity will give voters a clear choice...More obstruction...or get something done." You can see the beginning of a clear theme, but there are some big problems with it. It will be very difficult for Dems to make the case that they will "lead" when their political leader (President Obama) has shown himself to be the weakest leader/President since Jimmy Carter (now there's an interesting way for the GOP to message back on this). Another problem is that the very high "wrong track" polling numbers suggest that Americans don't want to be led in the direction suggested by the left. And another problem is that this message is unlikely to sufficiently motivate the left's base to come out to vote this year, and that is the challenge and goal for the left. Negatives (such as fear) are more powerful motivators. The above themes are simply not strong enough to motivate their base. That suggests (once they realize this) that things will get much more confrontational/negative as Election Day nears. This retreat was held earlier this year (in February). I sense a shift in the left's strategy since then (more on that in a future Sutton's Place article). Prior to joining the Leadership Institute, Steven Sutton was a chief of staff in the House of Representatives for more than 14 years, where he specialized in setting up Congressional offices for four different incoming freshmen Members. He has also managed numerous political campaigns from city council to U.S. Congress, specializing in challenger campaigns. As a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Steve has a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering with many interesting stories to boot! As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, the Leadership Institute does not oppose or endorse any faculty opinions such as Steve's thoughts above, or any legislation, candidate, or elected official. LI offers more than 41 types of training programs, works with more than 1,589 conservative campus groups on colleges across the country, and helps employers connect with conservative jobseekers. Since the Institute's 1979 founding, more than 146,000 conservative activists, students, and leaders have been trained. Graduates include members of Congress, state legislators, local officials, media personalities, and conservative organization leaders. For more information, please visit: www.LeadershipInstitute.org


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Katy Tur: Rough Draft
A career in television journalism can be fraught with burnout, impostor syndrome and publicly aired stumbles. Especially in one of the craziest news eras America has ever seen, it is almost impossible to remain calm among the fury of stories to follow and the demanding and roles and responsibilities of the news industry.
MSNBC anchor and New York Times bestselling author Katy Tur knows precisely what difficulties come from a life chasing news stories. Though she gained popularity covering then-candidate Donald Trump in 2015 and 2016, her newest release Rough Draft details the early years of her life as the daughter of two groundbreaking helicopter journalists in Los Angeles leading up to her own breakout career as a reporter. She explores the gift and curse of family legacy and for the first time, opens up about her complicated relationship with her parents. She also takes readers behind the desk to reveal what it is like to report during a time of massive chaos, disinformation and extremism, and she shares how she navigated the unprecedented and embraced the moment.
Join INFORUM live in San Francisco for an intimate conversation with MSNBC's Katy Tur as she brings us inside her riveting life in TV news.
This program is part of our Good Lit series, underwritten by the Bernard Osher Foundation.
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Anchor, MSNBC Live; Author, Rough Draft: A Memoir; Twitter @KatyTurNBC
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7 Things to Do This Weekend in Metro Phoenix
Lindsay Roberts , Lynn Trimble , Laura Latzko , Lauren Cusimano and Amy Young June 2, 2017 8:00AM
These guys were very entertaining. Jim Louvau
We have your whole weekend planned, Phoenix. Get busy with lucha libre, glow-in-the-dark yoga, or laugh your ass off at Outliars Improv Fest. You really can't go wrong. For more things to do, see our curated calendar of events.
Grandstanding, false bravado, body slams, and grown men taunting one another? Nope, we aren't talking about a Trump rally, but something that's actually fun.
It's a night of live Lucha Libre wrestling, and these masked marauders need you there to cheer them on as they engage in spirited bouts. The battles are announced by Tony 'Le Tigre and include wrestlers Chris Evans, Chano Cota, Fox Stars, Lord Drako, Krazy Fly, The Prophet, and Red Miracle. Revved-up rock and rollers Grave Danger provide some high-fueled live musical entertainment, and DJ Nico delivers the recorded sounds. Catch the action at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 3, at Crescent Ballroom, 308 North Second Avenue. Admission is $12; $20 for ringside seats. Call 602-716-2222 or visit the Crescent Ballroom website. Amy Young
During Floo-id Yoga's Glow with the Flow sessions, practitioners can wear glow-in-the-dark paint and bracelets while practicing poses.
Karli Horner
Glow with the Flow
"Yoga" and "nightlife" might sound mutually exclusive, but they don't have to be. At Floo-id Yoga's Glow with the Flow sessions on the first Saturday of every month, you can practice your poses in a room glowing with black lights while listening to upbeat music and wearing glow-in-the-dark bracelets, paint, and necklaces.
The classes are rooted in vinyasa, which involves flowing movement between poses and controlled breathing techniques. Each class is an hour long and costs $20 for drop-ins. The studio offers a special introductory rate of two weeks for $30 and monthly unlimited access for $119. The next class is from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 3, at 7077 East Mayo Boulevard, #130. Call 480-515-9642 or visit Floo-id Yoga website. Laura Latzko
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Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi Con Classic Simpsons Trivia
You know all that useless information that's piled up in your head? Like the fact that Matt Groening got many Simpsons characters' last names from street names in Portland, Oregon, or how Michael Jackson co-wrote "Do The Bartman"? Turns out, these factoids are no longer useless. And you can use them to your advantage during The Coronado's Bi-Mon-Sci-Fi Con Classic Simpsons Trivia. This pub-style trivia event kicks off Saturday, June 3, from 8 to 10 p.m at 2201 North Seventh Street. The event is free. For more information, visit the Facebook event page. Lindsay Roberts
The band BowCat will be performing at the ThirdSpace Third Anniversary.
Courtesy of Arizona Moonstomp
ThirdSpace Third Anniversary
If your wardrobe includes any items that might classify you as a "Rude Boy" or "Beat Girl," then you already have your outfit and mindset for the ThirdSpace Third Anniversary.
The café meets coffee shop meets bar meets music venue at 1028 Grand Avenue will host local ska, funk, rocksteady, and soul band BowCat for a night of ska-centric music. Expect bands, DJs, dancing, drinks, and probably some neat hairdos.
The anniversary bash runs from 8 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, June 3. Entry is $5 at the door, and entertainment includes the L.A.-based Angel City Revue Records Revue, Mama Melody, and Phoenix City Sound System. For more information, call 602-258-1536 or see the Facebook event page. Lauren Cusimano
During the Girls Rock! Phoenix Summer Camp Showcase, girls ages 8 to 17 will perform.
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Girls Rock! Phoenix Summer Camp Showcase
During the Girls Rock! Phoenix Summer Camp Showcase, local girls will have the chance to show off their powerful vocals and musical chops after a week-ong summer camp. Leading up to the performance, summer camp participants form bands, write original music, learn new instruments, practice together, collaborate, and bond with fellow female musicians. Featuring 42 girls between the ages of 8 and 17, the second annual showcase will take place at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 4, at the Trunk Space, 1124 North Third Street. A $5 donation is suggested. Find out more the Girls Rock! website. Laura Latzko
Don't miss Paul Brittain at the Outliars Fifth Annual Improv Fest.
Tempe Improv
Outliars Fifth Annual Improv Fest
Events you can set your watch to help put a little dent in the chaos of life. When it's something that involves improv comedy, even better. Leave the spontaneity to the performers.
This year's Outliars Fifth Annual Improv Fest features Paul Brittain and Andy St. Clair. The former of these two stand-up comedians was a Saturday Night Live cast member from 2010 through 2012 and has also appeared on the talk show parody program Comedy Bang! Bang! St. Clair has written for several humorous shows, including Dr. Ken, where he also appeared in a couple of episodes.
The fest of fun begins at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 4, at Tempe Improv, 930 East University Drive. Admission is $20 for the 18-and-over event. A two-drink minimum is required. Call 480-921-9877 or visit the Tempe Improv website. Amy Young
Lauren Cusimano was the Phoenix New Times food editor from 2018 to 2021. Joys include eating wings, riding bikes, knowing everyone at the bar, talking too much about The Simpsons, and falling asleep while reading.
Laura Latzko
Amy Young is an arts and culture writer who also spends time curating arts-related exhibits and events, and playing drums in local bands French Girls and Sturdy Ladies.
Contact: Amy Young


thanks for your efforts. Much appreciated from my side.
rm will only remove the link but keeps the original file as it is.
sudo rm /etc/fonts/conf.d/70-no-bitmaps.conf and so on would remove the links.
Try changing the theme to something else.
Logout, then login back, change the SDDM theme back to what you want.
This may fix the issue with fonts.
If in the left you mean the flying… what are they…elves, angels? That's also one I can't keep my mind of.
This band is also an American alternative rock band formed in 1968 in Boston, Massachusetts. I won't however give you their name.
I would have guessed <>The Pixies<> but they weren't formed in 1968.


The French explorer, author and legislator Gabriel Bonvalot (1853-1933) received funding from the French government to lead two expeditions to Central Asia in the 1880s. This two-volume English translation by C. B. Pitman of the French original was published in 1889 and is a richly illustrated account of the second of the two Asian expeditions, in which Bonvalot and the scientist Guillaume Capus attempted to enter Afghanistan. Although the party was detained and sent back to Samarkand upon entering Afghanistan, they refused to concede defeat, as Bonvalot was determined to reach India via a trail believed to run across the Pamir and Hindu Kush mountains. Volume 1 describes the journey from France to Samarkand via Tehran, and the checkpoint at the Afghan border. In Volume 2 the party reaches the remote Kingdom of Chatral, but is imprisoned again. Eventually, the British allow the expedition to enter India.


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Henrichemont ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Cher in der Region Centre-Val de Loire. Sie gehört zum Arrondissement Bourges und zum Kanton Saint-Germain-du-Puy.

Geographie
Henrichemont liegt etwa 26 Kilometer nordnordöstlich von Bourges. Knapp außerhalb der nordwestlichen Gemeindegrenze verläuft das Flüsschen Vernon, ein Zufluss der Petite Sauldre, die an der südwestlichen Grenze verläuft. Umgeben wird Henrichemont von den Nachbargemeinden Ivoy-le-Pré im Nordwesten und Norden, La Chapelotte im Nordosten und Osten, Humbligny im Osten und Südosten, Morogues im Südosten, Parassy im Süden, Menetou-Salon im Südwesten sowie Achères im Südwesten und Westen.

Hier befindet sich eine militärische Funkstation.

Geschichte
Henrichemont wurde 1609 durch Maximilien von Béthune, dem Herzog von Sully, gegründet. Zuvor bestand hier lediglich das Dorf Boisbelle. Bis in das späte 17. Jahrhundert bestand ein souveränes Fürstentum Henrichemont.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kirche Saint-Laurent aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
 Wallburg (Motte)
 Töpfereimuseen und Töpfer in La Bourne
 Alte Münze
 Haus Sully, Monument historique

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes du Cher. Flohic Editions, Band 1, Paris 2001, ISBN 2-84234-088-4, S. 505–514.

Weblinks

Ort in Centre-Val de Loire
Gegründet 1609

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Q: Spring Integration Channel Statistics Metrics somehow I dont catch the Spring-Integration Metrics Content. What I want to have is a statistical output about, how many message/second goes through a message channel, what is the min and the max throughput. If I use newTicketChannel.getSendRate(), then I become following output:

What is clear to me is N(number of Messages). Mean for me is the number of messages what have been progressed each second (?). But what is totally unclear to me are the values of min and max. I need something like, min=200, max=380 => means 200 was the lowest rate for the last minute, max 380 the last minute, or something like this.
How is the good practive way? Thanks in advance. :-)

A: The min and max are since the last reset(); if you don't reset they represent the min/max since the app started.
The mean is an exponential moving average over time and a number of messages.
Documentation here.
You would have to periodically reset() the MessageChannelMetrics to get a new min/max.

A: In the meanwhile to get the results I want I did following:
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*Max Messages / Second

*Min Messages / Second

Solutions:

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*1/newTicketChannel.getSendDuration().getMean() * 1000

*1/newTicketChannel.getSendDuration().getMin() * 1000

*1/newTicketChannel.getSendDuration().getMax() * 1000
If there are common functionality in spring integration metrics to get same result, please dont hesitate telling me. It would be cool someone provide information about the mean of the values I posted in my question.
Thanks and Cheers :-)

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Google Lens lets iPhones identify books, flowers, more
By Ed Hardy • 8:00 pm, March 15, 2018
Google Lens can pull the contact information out of a business card.
Photo: Google
The image-identification technology in Google Photos is now in the iOS version of this software. Google Lens can find objects and text in pictures and then provide more information. For example, by examining a photo of a business card, the artificial intelligence can pull out all the contact information.
Google made the announcement a short time ago: "Starting today and rolling out over the next week, those of you on iOS can try the preview of Google Lens to quickly take action from a photo or discover more about the world around you."
Google Lens for iOS: it's official.
Graphic: Ed Hardy/ Cult of Mac
The system can be shown a picture of a book and present reviews of it, or give more details about a famous painting. Google Lens can even identify plants and animals and display details about them. Historical buildings can also be recognized, and businesses too.
Of course, there's a commercial aspect. Identifying a book gets more than reviews, as links to buy it are also displayed. Taking a picture of flower gets its name as well as links to florists.
Google's AI at work
This isn't a real-time process; it's necessary to take a picture and store it in Google Photos before Lens will try to identify what's in it. That's because the image processing is being done by artificial intelligence running on Google's servers, not the iOS device.
Access to Google Lens within this company's photo-storage app is being rolled out over the next several days, so even those who have the latest version 3.15 might not see the the Google Lens button appear until next week. Those who don't have Google Photos at all can get it from the App Store. It's free to download and use. Don't look for a stand-alone Google Lens application—there's no such thing.
Despite making the Android operating system, Google offers quite a few iOS apps. There are versions of almost all its top utilities available for iPhone and iPad, like Google Assistant, Google Maps, Street View, and even a Safari extension and an iMessage plug-in.
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Q: Why I need to sleep twice to see goroutines? I've written this little program with go. About go keyword, I just know that when I call a function in this manner, is executed simultaenously. What I've tried to execute this code without time.Sleep(), but no output is generated. I need to add time.Sleep(1000) twice. One time.Sleep statement is not enough. Why?
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "time"
)

func doSomething(integer int) {
    fmt.Println(integer)
}

func main() {
    i := 1

    for i <= 10 {
        go doSomething(i)
        i++
    }

    time.Sleep(1000)
    time.Sleep(1000)
}

A: That's because when you call a function with go (ie as a goroutine) it is run in the background and execution continues. In this case, you have nothing for the program to do after invoking the goroutine so it just completes and you see no output. Why do you need two? Well you don't, it's just the 1 second sleep wasn't long enough, if you had time.Sleep(2000) you'd probably get the same result (though it's not guaranteed). Generally when using a goroutine, you need some kind of blocking statement some where. The simplest way to do this, imo, is to pass a channel to the goroutine and then receive from it.
This isn't the most useful example due to the structuring of your code, but here's a modified version of your program that will block until the first goroutine completes. Since you're actually invoking 10 goroutines, you would need a bit more robust logic to block until of them complete but a more reasonable solution would be to put the loop in the gouroutine, rather than invoking 10 goroutines. https://play.golang.org/p/66g9u8Bhjj
Also, check out this more realistic example in the go tour; https://tour.golang.org/concurrency/2

A: try this:
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "runtime"
    "time"
)

func doSomething(integer int) {
    fmt.Println(integer)
}

func main() {
    i := 1

    for i <= 10 {
        go doSomething(i)
        i++
    }
    runtime.Gosched()
    time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)
}

It will runs differently.
Do you know how much time it takes to finish this (your) code:
(Consider CPU Loaded 100% with other process with higher priority.)
func doSomething(integer int) {
    fmt.Println(integer)
}
for i <= 10 {
    go doSomething(i)
    i++
}

Simple answer: no.
It depends to many unknown factors on each system:
1- CPU speed and number of CPU cores and CPU caches...
2- RAM speed and bus speed and bus matrix (is it concurrent?)
2- OS scheduler and OS Load  and priority
3- Golang scheduler
4- CPU Load
...
What I mean is:
In concurrent systems and concurrent programming it is not good idea to rely on simple code (or assembly) instruction timing.
Yes it is good to know Golang scheduler and how it works, but
Even you know how Golang scheduler behaves, do you know what OS doing now?
Only in real-time OS it is estimated to some known time in the ranges like milliseconds or so.
even sometimes it is better to limit concurrency:
this is one way to limit the concurrency:
//using chan to limit the concurrency
package main

import (
    "os/exec"
    "runtime"
    "sync"
)

func main() {
    numberOfJobs := 10
    c := make(chan *exec.Cmd, numberOfJobs)
    for i := 0; i < numberOfJobs; i++ {
        c <- exec.Command("notepad")
    }
    close(c)

    nCPU := runtime.NumCPU()
    var wg sync.WaitGroup
    for i := 0; i < nCPU; i++ {
        wg.Add(1)
        go func() {
            for cmd := range c {
                cmd.Run()
            }
            wg.Done()
        }()
    }

    wg.Wait()
}

this is another way to limit the concurrency:
//using chan to limit the concurrency
package main

import (
    "os/exec"
    "runtime"
    "sync"
)

func main() {
    n := runtime.NumCPU()
    dummy := make(chan bool, n)
    numberOfJobs := 10
    var wg sync.WaitGroup
    for i := 0; i < numberOfJobs; i++ {
        cmd := exec.Command("notepad")
        dummy <- true // wait here if no CPU available
        wg.Add(1)
        go func(cmd *exec.Cmd) {
            //defer func() { <-dummy }()
            cmd.Run()
            wg.Done()
            <-dummy
        }(cmd)
    }
    close(dummy)

    wg.Wait()
}

I hope this helps.


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The opioid epidemic is now a national public health emergency. President Trump's declaration on Oct. 26, under the Public Health Service Act, allows federal agencies to devote more of their grant money to the opioid crisis.
While the president also called for a massive advertising campaign in the style of the "Just Say No" campaign, he did not announce any new funding for those on the frontlines, leaving entities such as the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with little room to move.
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These programs are government-run databases designed to track how doctors and pharmacists prescribe and dispense controlled substances. PDMPs help keep track of who prescribes and is being prescribed controlled substances, and they have emerged as particularly suitable solutions to the opioid crisis. According to the Oregon Health Authority, as of 2013, opioids accounted for more than 54 percent of the prescriptions in the state's PDMP data system.
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From these numbers, it is clear that PDMPs are an effective weapon in the fight against the opioid emergency. Congress has been providing grants to support states' PDMPs so that they can build systems to facilitate data collection and analysis at the state level.
Yet, the program has faced opposition in several states. In April, Missouri became the final state to pass legislation and create its own PDMP after running into several roadblocks from privacy advocates who view the PDMP as a privacy-intrusive program.
One of the caveats of the Missouri bill is that the government can keep prescription records for only up to 180 days. If an addict were to relapse after six months, their information would no longer be in the PDMP and their prescriber would not have any information about their previous prescriptions.
These short time limits have not been the only problem. Some states, such as Alaska, Texas and Florida, do not require immediate reporting of data while other states limit the sharing of data between states. Some states only allow government employees to analyze de-identified data for research purposes, keeping top public health experts and researchers at universities in the dark.
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Brändle leaves Geox for NetApp
Austrian finds a home on German team
Matthias Brandle (Geox-TMC) suffers as the break is about to get caught (Image credit: Fotoreporter Sirotti)
With time ticking out on the Geox-TMC squad's existence, Austrian Matthias Brändle has become the latest of the team's riders to secure another contract. The 21-year-old will join the German Professional Continental Team NetApp for 2012.
Brändle brings youth to Geox-TMC
NetApp signs Baugnies and Eichler
Geox suddenly pulled its support of the team last month and team manager Mauro Gianetti has been scrambling to find a replacement sponsor. He said last week he was in close negotiations with two organisations, but no further news has emerged about the team's future.
A former time trial and road race champion of Austria, Brändle has also taken high finishes in bunch sprints, as demonstrated by his winning the sprinter's jersey at this season's Tour de Romandie. He brings Grand Tour experience to the NetApp team, having been part of the winning squad at this year's Vuelta a España and taken part in the 2010 Giro d'Italia.
"Matthias is a perfect fit in terms of our concept. He's young but already brings with him skills that we will be able to make good use of in our tour team. He's a fast sprinter, a good time-trial rider, an active rider. He can both support the team and take advantage of his own opportunities at smaller tours," said Ralph Denk, Team NetApp's team manager.


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The Aces are the indie electro-pop girl group you didn't even know you've been craving (or maybe you did). "Volcanic Love" gives homage to some of the greatest romance stories of all time, namely The Great Gatsby, 500 Days of Summer, Heathers, and more. Their bio elaborates on these romances which, "due to their toxic nature, burn with passion as universal resistance only fuels them more." We don't know about you, but we've been called out. You definitely don't want to pass by their music video to the track, directed by Nico Poalillo and the band's very own drummer (Alisa Ramirez). The visual uses lighting and color contrasts to illustrate the dark, but undeniably attractive underlying theme to the song. Watch out for their newest album, "When my Heart Felt Volcanic" due to drop in April
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By: Lauren Winfrey
MILWAUKEE - Downtown Milwaukee will start to dazzle Thursday night when more than half a million holiday lights turn on to kickoff a seasonal city tradition. The night starts with the lighting of Milwaukee's Christmas tree.
The dancers are in step, and the singers are in tune —as everyone prepares to celebrate Milwaukee's 20th annual Holiday Lights Festival Kickoff —an event Greg Peterson, director of Milwaukee Downtown's Clean Sweep Ambassadors, looks forward to each year.
"Tonight is the night, it's a big night. It's been a few weeks in the making and it's exciting," Greg Peterson said.
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Excitement is what tonight's extravaganza at Pere Marquette Park is all about. Flames will fly when the park hosts its celebratory variety show and the city's largest switch-flipping ceremony turning on more than 500,000 holiday lights throughout downtown.
"I think seeing all the people that are coming out [is the best part]. For me, when the lights are going on and everybody's kind of watching... I'm actually watching the people, I like to see their reactions," Peterson said.
The night begins with the lighting of the city's Christmas tree at 5:29 pm, then the pomp and circumstance makes its way to Pere Marquette Park, but it doesn't end there —Erica Chang with Milwaukee downtown said there's a jingle bus, cocoa with Claus, and a heck of a lot more.
"I think it's really about community and coming together and celebrating this time together," Erica Chang said.
The kickoff extravaganza starts with a pre-show at 5:30 pm and then the real show at 6:30 pm.


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Miss Manners: Is it showing off to serve my…
Miss Manners: Is it showing off to serve my fancy holiday meal to a chicken finger family?
They sometimes look stunned when we sit down to eat
PUBLISHED: November 30, 2021 at 1:36 a.m. | UPDATED: November 30, 2021 at 1:36 a.m.
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My daughter married into a very nice family. They are a fairly small group, as are we, so we have celebrated holidays together since our children married, usually alternating hosting.
We did this on Thanksgiving and I hosted. I prepared the same meal I would've prepared regardless — and, yes, it represents a great deal of work, which I am happy to do.
When they host, however, it's a more modest repast, not because of finances, but simply because they don't have much interest in cooking or baking. I was concerned, after one or two of these frozen-chicken-cutlet, can-of-mixed-vegetables events, that they would feel we were showing off; they have sometimes looked a bit astounded at our table.
I asked my daughter and son-in-law if I should tone things down on our next turn. They emphatically said "No!" and that they would be disappointed not to enjoy all their traditional favorites on these occasions. My daughter further chalks it up to cultural differences, while these meals seem very standard to us.
Do you think I am being offensive to guests who don't care to go through so much bother when they entertain?
GENTLE READER: Please listen to your children. What Miss Manners would deem highly offensive is to convey the message, "You don't bother to give us a fancy meal, so we're going to stop bothering to give you one."
Surely it is more in the spirit of family harmony and holiday spirit to assume that people are doing their best, however much or little their best measures up to yours.
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I was invited to Thanksgiving dinner and told, "Just bring yourself." When I got there, people were bringing in food, so I asked whether I was supposed to bring something.
The answer was "yes."
When I have guests over, I ask everyone just to come. Is this a new thing, that a host wants everyone to bring food, even when they say "Just bring yourself"?
GENTLE READER: That certainly was a mean trick that your host played on you — telling you not to bring anything, and then chastising you for obeying. Or perhaps another guest was pointlessly making you feel bad.
A number of unauthorized social instructions have grown up in recent years. "No gifts," for example, which is well meant, but has come to be interpreted as its opposite — or, worse, that cash is expected. Miss Manners cannot countenance condemning those who follow such explicit instructions.
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband hates onions. Our daughter-in-law has known this for 12 years. Every year, she makes stuffing for Thanksgiving that has many onions in it.
This year, my husband asked if he could make his own non-onion stuffing and add it to the dinner. Our daughter-in-law and son were totally insulted and upset about his request.
This has caused a big problem. Was my husband wrong in asking?
GENTLE READER: Everyone sounds unpleasantly touchy here. But if your husband cannot get through Thanksgiving without eating stuffing, Miss Manners suggests he have his fill at home without criticizing his hosts.


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namespace pwn
{
	namespace engine
	{
		class DemoMovement
		{
		public:
			DemoMovement();
			~DemoMovement();

			Key::Code forward;
			Key::Code backward;
			Key::Code left;
			Key::Code right;
			Key::Code up;
			Key::Code down;

			bool localUp;

			bool onKey(Key::Code key, bool newState);
			void update(math::point3* position, const math::quat& rotation, const real delta, const real speed);
		private:
			bool forwardState;
			bool backwardState;
			bool leftState;
			bool rightState;
			bool upState;
			bool downState;
		};
	}
}

#endif

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Thursday Cottage Reduced Sugar Three Fruit Marmalade has much less sugar than traditionally made preserves. This marmalade is enjoyed by those who like a less sweet jam as well as those who need them for dietary or health reasons.
Prepared with 25g of Oranges, 12g of Grapefruits, 1g of Lemons per 100g. Total Sugar Content 38g per 100g.
Sugar, Oranges, Grapefruits,Lemons, Water, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Gelling Agent: Citrus Pectin.