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Collaborative project from VU and VUMC improves intubation box safety for COVID-19 caregivers
As hospital and health care staff across the country continue learning more about the transmission and spread of COVID-19, caregivers for coronavirus patients continue adapting to the changing needs and best practices for personal protective equipment (PPE).
Now, a new collaborative project from clinicians at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Vanderbilt Institute for Surgery and Engineering (VISE) aims to solve one of these critical equipment challenges with a simple, low-cost retrofit solution that improves the safety of intubation boxes.
The intubation box, a four-sided fabricated enclosure used during endotracheal intubation, helps shield a caregiver from being exposed to COVID-19 by containing droplets expelled by the patient during the procedure.
"At the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, there was a lot of interest around a specific box design that proved effective at containing droplets emitted by patients during intubation," said Rajnish Gupta, associate professor of anesthesiology at VUMC. "This design gained rapid interest around the world as a means to improve safety. But since, we've also learned that these boxes do not offer sufficient protection against aerosols."
In the first of two video demonstrations published online, Dr. Gupta simulates an intubation scenario and shows how the standard COVID-19 intubation boxes fail to contain aerosol smoke and allow it to leak toward the caregiver through the arm holes.
"Even with suction tubing inside of the box designed to clear the smoke, the aerosols are still able to escape, thereby putting clinicians at continued risk of exposure," added Gupta.
The new solution, created by Gupta and the team at VISE, led by Duke Herrell, professor of urologic surgery and professor of biomedical and mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt, will give clinicians a way to quickly and markedly improve the boxes they already have on hand.
The second video demonstrates the team's solution: harvesting the sleeves from a disposable surgical gown and attaching them to the arm holes of the intubation box, using acrylic rings and magnets to create a strong seal. This design reduces the gaps that allow aerosol transmission and increases overall protection against infection.
"We designed the solution to be easily attached onto existing intubation boxes, in the hope that this preventative measure can be quickly implemented by hospitals and frontline health care workers," said Herrell. "These retrofit plans are another example of how, thanks to our team at VISE and the innovators at VUMC, Vanderbilt is well-positioned to tackle these sorts of mission-critical engineering challenges in the healthcare space."
The research is funded by VISE and the VUMC Department of Anesthesiology.
COVID-19 Research and Innovation
COVID-19 Research and Innovation Fund
Duke Herrell
Rajnish Gupta
Vanderbilt Institute for Surgery and Engineering
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Juanma Moreno highlights that "to date there is no accusation of the mayor" of Marbella
The president of the Junta de Andalucía and the PP-A, Juanma Morenohas stated this Thursday that, as of today, there is no "no imputation" of the mayor of MarbellaÁngeles Muñoz, or any member of the municipal corporation, after the prosecution of the husband of the popular councilor for the alleged crimes of money laundering and criminal organization.
Speaking to journalists in Parliament, the president limited himself to indicating that has no further information on this matter "from which it has come out in the media".
Asked if he supports the mayor, he has insisted that does not have any information and that there are no accusations from members of the municipal government.
The judge of the National High Court Manuel García Castellón has prosecuted the husband of the mayor of Marbella for the alleged crimes of money laundering and criminal organization within the framework of an alleged network led by Swedish citizens who reportedly exported large quantities of drugs from Spain, especially marijuana and hashish, to the Nordic countries, especially Sweden.
The mayor of Marbella: "There is nothing from the City Council or anything as mayor"
"There is absolutely nothing of mine like the mayor nor of course within the scope of the City Council", reiterated the mayor of Marbella the same day he met prosecution of her husband. And he alluded to the proximity of the municipal elections and the interests of the opposition.
"There are those who want to insist again, we already know that there is interest, there are elections close and the fair has gone very well. From there it is clear that there is a group that has a special interest, "he concluded.
In this same sense, the municipal spokesman, Felix Romero, emphasizing that "it has nothing to do with the government or with municipal management" nor "in the political sphere with the mayor herself, it does not affect her management." "She is someone outside this administration", she has reiterated, pointing out that "it does not affect the City Council at all".
Romero also insisted that "it is evident that there is a certain political intent." "It's something that usually happens every four years, we have been with soap operas of this type for 15 years every time the elections are approaching," he said, insisting that "it has nothing to do with the City Council" and that in that car "as I understand it, what is being done is to paralyze the judicial procedure on some people who have nothing to do with municipal management or the mayor".
Warn of legal action
This past Wednesday, the Marbella City Council assured that it will take legal action "against all those who try to cloud the image of the local Administration and link municipal management and that of the mayor with matters unrelated to the Corporation", according to the spokesman for the government team, Félix Romero, who regretted that the opposition groups "seek once again to take political advantage of a situation that has nothing to do with the Consistory".
Romero also censured the "lack of scruples of the PSOE and its machinery, as well as other parties, when it comes to search and exploit a judicial file even knowing that it has no relationship with the City Council or with the work carried out by the mayor and the local Executive.
"Not everything can be used in politics, red lines cannot be crossed using the family to try to damage and harm the image of the City Council with a merely electoral interest", lamented Romero, who advanced that "anyone who defames or insults the members of this Corporationthat sows doubts about the legality of their management or that links them to a criminal act must respond to justice.
The PSOE asks for explanations
For his part, the spokesman for the socialist municipal group and organizational secretary of the PSOE in Malaga, José Bernal, requested again this past Wednesday that "Mrs. Muñoz explains of what he puts in the car that his family, to obtain real estate benefits, had contacts with public officials and officials of the Marbella City Council", supposedly.
In addition, the socialist demands that the councilor make "at the disposal of this city the summarybecause she said that when the summary secret was lifted, everything would be black on white, and we want to see the summary and I think that all the people of Marbella and San Pedro".
At this point, he referred to the news related to a UDEF report according to which allegedly "there were telephone calls in which things as serious as that the victories of the Popular Party (PP) in certain municipalities, it was the guaranteed success of a -supposed- criminal organization gangand we want to know what other calls are in the summary", valued Bernal.
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Progressive betting in blackjack, or any other casino game, is one of the most sure ways to lose all of your money. The betting strategy is simple, and that's what often attracts people to it. You just keep doubling your bet every time you lose until you finally win a hand. After all, even on a terrible losing streak you'll win a hand eventually, right? Well, in theory this sounds logical, but in reality progressive betting systems will lead to huge losses over time.
Progressive Betting Systems – Why Don't They Work?
At this point you're down $3, 175 and you now need to bet $3, 200. Can you afford that? How about if you lose an 8th hand in a row… Can you afford to be down $6, 375 and then bet another $6, 400? Even if you think you can afford it, when you finally win a hand you will be up a whopping $25 for all your work and emotional stress. Will you lose 7 or 8 hands in a row? Maybe not in the first hour of play, but there is no question that at some point you will lose more than 8 hands in a row no matter how good of a player you are.
Looking at the above example, you can probably guess what the next problem with progressive betting is. Even if you have an unlimited bankroll, at some point you will hit the table maximum bet and will not be allowed to raise your bet further. Most Indian casinos will usually have a $500 or $1, 000 table maximum. Many high limit rooms in Las Vegas only go up to $5, 000. Even the high end properties in Vegas such as Wynn, Bellagio and Aria will only go up to $10, 000 on their blackjack tables.
Advantage gambling, or advantage play, refers to a practice of using legal ways to gain a mathematical advantage while gambling. The term usually refers to house-banked games, but can also refer to games played against other players, such as poker. Someone who practices advantage gambling is often referred to as an advantage player, or AP.


I am a first-generation college student from Central California who is studying English, History, and creative writing at Stanford. Since I was little, I have loved fiction and expressing myself through writing. I have published fiction in the Stanford literary magazine "Leland Quarterly" and I have worked as a reporter for several newspapers including "The Stanford Daily," "The Fresno Bee," and "The Sacramento Valley Mirror." This summer I traveled to South Korea, where I spent eleven weeks teaching SAT prep and college essay writing to English-speaking Korean students in Seoul. In applying for the Stanford Splash program, I hope to continue my work in helping younger people to understand and become interested in books and writing.
Are you interested in writing stories of your very own, but don't know where to begin? Do you have an idea for a novel or short story, but you're not sure of how to get started? In this informal, two hour-long course, you'll get the chance to explore the basics of plot, character development, narration, style, and structure with a Stanford English major and published fiction writer. You'll also get the chance to develop your own storylines through a series of exercises and brainstorming sessions with other aspiring writers. No previous creative writing experience necessary; the only requirement is an active imagination.


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This article is the second in a series on Internet Marketing for Beginners. In the first article, I discussed setting a proper online goal. A website should either generate sales, leads, or support for an existing customer base. This article will focus on the first goal: Generating Sales.
Some of you may think ALL websites should generate sales. However, in my opinion, only a few should consider that their goal. When I say, "generate sales," I define that phrase as allowing someone to put a product in a "shopping cart" and paying for it online. The merchant has only to ship it at that point.
The majority of you don't need a shopping cart. Basically, those who sell high-priced items or services rarely need a shopping cart. Examples would include realtors, repairmen, consultants, etc.
If, however, you do have a product people would buy online, keep reading. A site that generates sales must have some key ingredients to succeed.
Second, determine if you can compete price-wise online. If you make a custom product, that may not be a consideration. But, if you have many competitors, keep in mind that the average consumer views price as the only online discriminator in most cases. You might have better customer service, higher quality, and faster delivery. However, unless you are able to communicate those differences to potential buyers, they are more than likely going to view you as one of many "apples" in the competitive basket.
Finally, make sure you TRULY want to sell online. The process sounds like an easy road to riches. After all, you are extending your potential sales territory from a few miles to worldwide. However, running an online business takes a lot of work. If done right, you will be working with it daily. While an online store facilitates customers purchasing products from you 24/7, it will not handle complaints, billing questions, or even pack the products into boxes for shipping. That is YOUR job.
Eric Spellmann continues to be one of the highest rated speakers at our national ASBDC conferences. His unique view that small business websites should "do" something pushes against the standard "online pamphlet" view of most web design companies. He believes your customer's websites should be driving qualified leads and sales on a weekly basis. Eric speaks at a number of other national and state conferences nationwide, but enjoys running one of the most successful web design companies in the country. He truly believes in the SBDC mission as it helped him start his own company many years ago. To contact him, visit his website at EricSpellmann.com.


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Disney filmmaker John Musker visits Sheridan College
By Anne Whitehead
I quickly found myself to be the third wheel between old friends as I followed Nancy Beiman and John Musker around the Sheridan Animation department, looking at displays and meeting students. I later learned that Nancy and John have known each other for 38 years, after having studied animation together in the pioneering class of Character Animation at Cal Arts. Nancy was the only female classmate back then, and she remembers instructors being very tough. The program had been launched in order to stock Disney with animators following the surprise success of Aristocats, and was run by Disney at the time. The program is now an integral part of the Cal Arts curriculum.
Now an animation teacher, Nancy showed John around Sheridan studios, stopping to watch student films. John encouraged every student he spoke to, enjoying their films even when he found them "a little left field" (read: bizarre in a good way).
Before meeting John, I asked Sheridan students on Facebook what questions they may have for the Disney legend, and was furnished with a long list, including everything from what he does in his spare time to which Pokemon character is his favourite. I did not have the time to ask either of these questions, but I was able to steal a few moments with John to learn about his history, and his hopes for the future of Animation.
How did John transition from animation into directing?
John was working as an animator for Disney at a time when most directors were old and he was young. Disney decided that they needed more young people bringing fresh ideas into directing, so they drafted him to work on The Black Cauldron. John admits that many of the other directors didn't like him very much at first, so he had to prove himself and his ideas by presenting one storyboard after another until he convinced them. He learned directing on the job.
How did John Musker meet Ron Clements?
Ron Clements had already been working at Disney for three years when John joined the company. Ron had actually produced a film as a teenager, and was hired by Disney coming right out of high school. They worked together on The Fox and The Hound (Ron was supervising animator and John an animator), and Basil, The Great Mouse Detective (both wrote and directed), and then Ron recruited John to help him write and direct The Little Mermaid and Aladdin.
Why does Disney frequently use multiple directors?
John and Ron Clements worked together on films by dividing the film up into segments. This required some serious negotiation, so each could get some of their favourite parts, but resulted in great cooperation. Pinocchio had four directors, in comparison. When Paramount executives saw how Disney was splitting up the directing work, they just couldn't understand it from their perspective producing live action films. However, Jeffrey Katzenberg, a Disney producer who is now the CEO of Dreamworks, saw the wisdom in it.
Animated films, unlike live action ones, are assembled from individual segments and elements created by huge teams of artists; the directorial team approach ensured that the crew members could meet with one director while the other might be working in another department.
Why is Disney not planning more classical, pen and paper animation?
First of all, Disney is not abandoning classical animation. The decision of what types of animation to employ is based on evaluating each film's needs. Hand-drawn animation does have a less certain future now because Computer Graphic (CG) animation has come so far and is performing in ways it could not before. For example, there was a time when animators used to say that human characters are better hand drawn, but that is no longer the case.
John Lasseter, the Chief Creative Office at Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, still believes (according to John) that drawing skills are essential to any type of animation. Skills that John Musker identified as transferrable from classical animation to modern CG animation are: visual development, storyboarding and character design.
John also pointed out that there continue to be more hand drawn animated films produced in Europe than there are now in America. He also said that when he was training in animation there were hardly any feature animated films, and yet he graduated to have a long and successful career in animation. This year, 50% of the top box office hits were animated, so there is definitely a bigger market for animators now, though there is also more competition.
What are John's thoughts on Computer Graphics animation?
If John was studying animation now, he would definitely study CG animation. He admitted that he is currently trying to learn After Effects, because he wants to make his own shot films using the technology. (John Musker had much more to say about this subject, just not to me personally. I am working on a follow up to this story, which will provide more detail).
What are his hopes for what the next generation of animators will bring to the industry?
Besides skills, John insists that the new generation of animators must not try to copy what Disney has done in the past, but rather use their own voice, and respond to issues in their own lives. That being said, some skills are essential, such as being able to powerfully communicate a story in a way that is engaging and compelling. It is also important to be able to "play well with others."
Looking into the future of animation, John also expects that the internet will play a major role. Firstly, technology like flipbook and the use of websites give more people the opportunity to learn animation, and produce and distribute their own films. The challenge he expects will be the development of a new distribution model that fits this DIY trend while providing a way for animators to make a living from their work. The animation industry is evolving, as he sees it, with more self-made films and more people around the world with animation skills.
What have you found to be a common weakness among junior animators?
Since everyone is so different, it is difficult to generalize. However, the issue of understanding how time works in a film is common. Young animators often struggle with understanding how long it takes for the viewer to register an idea. Without a good sense of pace and tempo, animated films can be too busy, needing clarification.
John Musker met with third and fourth year students extensively on his visit, and provided feedback on their animated films. He was tirelessly supportive and encouraging to students, and may have even found Disney's next greatest animators – only time will tell.
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Q: how to silent print with FPDF and PHP I have a script which creates letters as PDFs dynamically using FPDF. I have been able to get the AutoPrint function working which brings up the print dialog on load.
There is another function on the previous link called AutoPrintToPrinter which is supposed to conditionally allow silent of loud printing.
function AutoPrintToPrinter($server, $printer, $dialog=false)
{
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$script .= "pp.printerName = '\\\\\\\\".$server."\\\\".$printer."';";
$script .= "print(pp);";
$this->IncludeJS($script);
}

I know the printer and server name but nothing happens. Even if i ask for 'loud' printing, I don't even get the dialog box.
I've also looked at the Adobe Tutorials around the matter and have tried the following ammended code
var pp = this.getPrintParams();
pp.interactive = pp.constants.interactionLevel.automatic;
pp.printerName = "Adobe PDF";
this.print(pp);

All with no luck.

A: Basically PHP cannot easily connect Hardwares.
You can user shell execute comment to print a file in php as follows
For windows server
shell_exec("'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader\acrord32.exe' /t c:\filename.pdf \\myserver\myprinter");

For linux server
exec("lp file.pdf");

I am not sure about this. Hope this will help you ... Try this.

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Today in 1965 we lost a legendary man, body and soul, a true revolutionist whom fought for the bettering of humanity and against racist white hate crimes against the Black community without apology-as it should be; as we should all be. I've placed the video above for a reason; while countless speeches made by Malcolm X are sadly still true to today and how things are, in this video he poses the question I wonder every single day with growing frustration at my own lack of understanding as to the WHY others, in great numbers, aren't asking what Malcolm so brilliantly asks, frames and explains in the video I'm about to post and urge you with all I am to watch.
What is happening in America must not be taken before an American court. Just as police should not be taken before their fellow police officers or other law enforcement and/or court/legal systems where they are known personally.
We see where doing both of those things gets us, and common sense should suggest that would happen anyway. So where do we go? As Malcolm X says we should instead take the issue of VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS (not CIVIL but HUMAN RIGHTS) to a system larger; the UN, for example; nothing will ever change. And he has been proven right by time… So what are we waiting for? It is only 9 minutes and some spare seconds of your time: listen to what he says, honor him with at least that much, on the anniversary of his death, I ask you. Listen and think about what he says both for him then but also, look at how perfect that speech is to be given in America today, 2017. Video follows.
And in Irvington, NJ, this weekend a celebration of Black history is going on at the local library… Check it out; get involved and learn TRUTH!!!!


Although locals in Czechia are very proud of their history, architecture and art, there's something else they're even more passionate about – their food! From gourmet plates of traditional Czech dishes served up in Michelin-starred restaurants to bite-sized delights of beer food served with a well-chilled Pilsner, food in Czechia is filling, wholesome and delicious. If you're planning a trip to the capital and don't want to miss out on any foodie highlights, make sure you try all these dishes while in Prague.
Known by non-Czech-speaking people as chimney cake, this grab-and-go snack comes in all different of varieties. Basic ones are made of just the pastry cone sprinkled in cinnamon sugar spread with Nutella. But the Good Food, Coffee and Bakery takes things to the extreme and whips up drool-worthy cakes more extravagant than you can imagine. The one in the shot is a Chimney Strawberry Kiss, made from a strawberry flavoured cone, the outsides powdered with dried strawberries and filled with homemade strawberry ice cream.
One of the most popular and traditional Czech meals there is, svícková is a filling plate of braised beef in a creamy vegetable sauce, served with dense dumplings, whipped cream and sweet cranberry sauce. The dollop of whipped cream sounds a little bizarre, but it really works! Be prepared to ask to take your leftovers away because despite its small size, this dish fills you up fast.
Although there aren't as many street food vendors in Prague compared to other Eastern European capitals, you will find a few stalls in the most popular areas like Wenceslas Square. Out of everything I tried from these stalls, the sausages were definitely the best! Freshly cooked over hot flames and served with generous portions of potatoes or dumplings, they're just the thing to re-energise you after a morning of sightseeing.
Whether you prefer a crispy duck confit or delicate duck breast, you've got to try duck in Prague!
Nowhere in the world does duck as well as in Prague! Walk into any traditional Czech restaurant and duck will appear on the menu at least three times. The most popular dishes are duck leg confit, with crispy skin and buttery melt-in-the-mouth meat, along with delicate, juicy duck breast served with a tart cherry sauce.
Prague is known for its beer, but the city does a great mulled wine, too!
If you visit Prague in the autumn or the winter, a glass of mulled wine is an absolute must to keep you warm while exploring. Available all over the place from street food stalls as well as bars and restaurants, this piping hot wine drink is flavoured with just the right amount of festive spices to take your mind back to Christmas.


Word is James Gandolfini recently signed a new deal for $1 million per episode. Edie Falco (Carmela) signed for an undisclosed amount, and Lorraine Bracco (Dr. Melfi) is negotiating. But Michael Imperioli (Christopher), Tony Sirico (Paulie Walnuts), Steven Van Zandt (Silvio), Steven R. Schirripa (Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri) are said to be among the actors seeking new deals.
The sixth-season premiere of The Sopranos on HBO suffered a 21% drop in total viewers compared with the fifth-season premiere in March 2004, according to Nielsen Media Research. About 9.5 million people tuned in Sunday. Among coveted young adults, The Sopranos fell 27%.
I'd also imagine it's difficult to negotiate when the show's brass could, say, kill off your character.


about how great my dad was.
The donkey will forgive us.
Listen, I've got a job for you.
That's a royal fox command.
and thus felt pretty safe.
and his son, Hadad, disappeared.
that same old story again?
And what about my stories?
[man] Come on, not again.
- Like that time when I ordered the sheep.
good story with your puppets.
He's an unruly, young renegade.
into your beak, didn't he?
of sweets he doesn't like.
Here comes the Chief Adviser.
a bit of fun, Jehoshafat.
But that's what Tobby's like.
leave you such a wonderful land.
he never took notice of me.
for the ring your father gave you.
You are nothing without them.
Who needs to go and get ready.
could be here at any moment.
Your kingdom must have a queen.
But I don't wanna marry her.
Quick, we need to prepare.
[Bilqis] Are we here so soon?
to get my make up right.
True love needs no make up.
They say that Solomon is wise.
but use a bit of perfume.
give him a good punch on it.
[Hana] You can go now.
the local King, do you?
- We were supposed to meet up here.
me to pieces when I get home.
Sorry about the nose thing.
A pretty good punch for a girl.
this is the stuffing calling.
C'mom, let's get out of here.
You want me to leave her side.
you fancy a puppet like her.
Oh no, I was talking to my fox.
Oh, you're a darling thing.
...the flapping wings of a dove.
They reckon he was a cool guy.
He even sent the demons to hell.
of hunting down a demon?
I'd believe it if I saw it.
you'd be willing to make for me.
really good around my neck.
- What? You can forget that.
don't let her tempt you.
from the gardens of Sheba.
and not on the loom.
Move aside, let me pass.
the question that I pose.
give me back my ring?
when I was only a child.
my father's ring to me.
What ring are you talking about?
[Hadad] The one on your finger.
the ring on my finger.
to offer you peace, Solomon.
You have slighted me, Solomon.
your people for all eternity.
I summon you, evil one.
Asmodeus, you are here at last.
Expect no gratitude from me.
I am the demon of hatred.
I sigh, and evil fills the air.
since you walked on Earth.
Revenge, I only want revenge.
On the King of Jerusalem.
On David, who imprisoned me?
Help me get it back.
destroy all that he has left.
[woman] Oh, dear God. Oh!
Yeah, at least ten times.
foxes of Jerusalem to silence him.
Did you hear that, Bilqis?
What? I wished for this?
of this for our mission.
Eagle! Come to me, I command!
the screaming demon all alone.
Do not forget yourself, Eagle.
I am Solomon, the wise.
hold it a bit steadier?
and I'll launch my breakfast.
Oh, now let's see where we are.
We are not on a holiday.
We don't wanna land here, do we?
Solomon, the wise commanded it.
You take care of Hadad.
he comes to no harm.
turn their beaks up at him.
to defeat me first, child king.
Then you can tell me what to do.
chains has drained your strength.
to bow before my will.
I've caught him in a magic trap.
Great. Well, we can go then.
never see the light of day again.
Have you gone stark raving mad?
as my father was before me.
because of a dead man.
Eagle! Eagle, come to me.
you don't want to take us home?
just get rid of them now.
Hadad or the demon here.
through the desert on foot.
[Jehoshafat] How silly you are.
to the jar at once.
Is this the famous ring?
Quite a pretty little thing.
I should really kill Solomon.
to me as you promised.
happy twinkle in your eyes.
Have I been kidnapped or what?
a bit too much of it up here.
Let me ride on your back, Eagle.
to the ground like a brick.
You'll pay for this insolence.
you back to your dungeon in the deep.
Along with his stupid son.
with the help of the Shamir.
Where can I find this creature?
Give me the ring, you promised.
I haven't got time to waste.
had no effect on you?
to have any power over me.
Oh, yes. I see now.
the whereabouts of the Shamir.
Tobby. Tobby, where are you?
- We are gonna be just fine.
than a mouthful of sand?
And ears stuffed full of gravel.
And who's fault would that be?
when it was about fun, or a freaky thing.
But now you screwed it up.
was such a great King.
if they saw the King crying?
a hole in the desert.
the demons back to prison.
Tell me where those canyons are.
path at the bottom of a red canyon.
a city carved in stone.
We have to get to Petra.
And you will show me the way.
Do you think it's deaf?
of shade and a drop of water?
Be quiet now, My Queen.
What happened in the palace?
We are in the secret tunnels.
Oh, I chipped a nail.
and I am a Queen!
And I wanna go home right now!
a big bag of money.
buy me a lovely present.
and his clown on the road.
What do you want in Petra?
I already have the job for you.
should stay in the palace.
whose hand I would even shake.
to the royal camel poop-scooper.
That was King Salim's daughter?
Arub, witch of the kitchen.
and make a man of him.
Back to the wash tub.
as a dish cloth, if you like.
to sit in a gold chamber pot.
You prefer to do the washing up.
to look at the ladies.
Say it's not, it's him.
Run, the arrogant kid is here.
It's him. I told you it was him.
to keep it a low profile.
Is that really how you see me?
who cares a flea's itch for you.
I've seen your face before.
just now in the square.
as a whisker about animals.
King Salim is hiding the Shamir.
your many suitors have sent you.
I don't even want to see them.
Prince Asom has sent you?
a pretty silly game to me.
Okay. Enough with the games.
want me to see, Kinglet?
You've made a royal mess.
in the desert or something?
to take her as my wife.
The Khalif wants to marry you.
coming from a dish cloth.
Get the camel out there.
to rush things quite that much.
Uh... The stone? The stone worm?
you have to decide right now.
then we should respect them all.
Two! Who is the other?
and with a weapon of her choice.
Oh, please, forgive me, Khalif.
I've heard of a second suitor.
Here I am, Your Highness.
[Asmodeus] No. Solomon is alive?
Soldiers, seize the kitchen boy.
But you can't do that, Father.
marry my daughter to a servant.
But he's... he's not a servant.
I listened in. I'm sorry.
the son of David, Solomon.
myself and hiding in your city.
you'll have a dual with him.
can accuse you of murder.
the challenge of a dual.
I'm really not so sure.
is the power of the mind.
will be the winner of my hand.
Father? You can be the judge.
What? A battle of minds?
You have to win, Hadad.
I will give you the answers.
Here is the first question.
it sets sail on the sea.
the chance to answer first.
that is cut down to make a boat.
The right answer is, scarecrow.
But Father, that's not true.
Let's have the next question.
Now, for a more difficult one.
our eyes closed is a dream.
things with our eyes open, too.
again, and so you will marry him.
Is it... Is it a faded raven?
[Tobby] Step on it, Kinglet.
and they ruined that as well.
I've got your rear covered.
this way, you cursed demon?
Where has the box gone?
Oh, my lovely, round bottom.
Don't worry, that's not lost.
I can see it quite clearly.
What do you know, old beggar?
I meant nothing by it.
The old man understood me.
Not now, Tobby. It's all over.
The stone worm has escaped.
Come back, you punk on legs.
to leave me out of it?
trampled if you stay here.
you wanna save our lives?
and on his way to Jerusalem.
Set a trap and kill him.
Please stay with me, old friend.
that you have to fight, Solomon.
the stone worm get away.
a demon with its power.
- We should get going.
Where's the nice, old man gone?
Old man? Nice old man.
Come on now, he'll follow us.
is on the straight and narrow.
Leave that to me, Your Highness.
make fires for you in Petra?
I was born a princess.
I'm sure he'd be ashamed of me.
you can't go very wrong.
you old bag of bones.
as beautiful as people say?
Look! I knew it would be here.
on Earth who could do that.
He is the only... person.
- It's a taproot. Give me your sword.
Why would I want to go that way?
Jerusalem is a dangerous place.
Well then, all the best.
I'd leave you on your own?
If so, then forget about it.
your own a couple of weeks ago.
Yes, say it. I'm listening.
Come on. Spit it out.
He's the Shamir, the stone worm.
Come on. Come on. Hurry up.
Come on. We're going further in.
my hand in front of my face.
This way if you agree.
So, you're the stone worm?
Shamir, if you don't mind.
good and proper, old man.
were you hiding in Petra?
old man, awake at last.
A cave appeared from nowhere.
Cave? What sort of a cave?
there was no crack in the rock.
This is taking things too far.
And who will help you?
The demon king's dogs from hell.
if he could summon them.
A whole army of escapees.
by the army of the meek.
a throne and a ring.
was enough to be a good king.
doesn't come from a ring.
but in all of you.
of the action, you big lump.
victory feast after the battle?
Either for us or from us.
But there's bound to be one.
Kill them all. Destroy them.
Don't you dare run away.
Curse you. Carry on fighting.
and send the demon back to hell.
It's the nanny from Sheba.
She's just a girl from Petra.
the daughter of King Salim.
Solomon. You know the way.
Thank you. Come on, Shamir.
Where are you, child king?
a strong and mighty demon.
I will give you the Shamir.
stone worm trapped in that bag?
Be careful with that bag.
Hold the top shut tight.
And pass it here to me.
- Is that all you ask?
- If you waste anymore time, I'll let it go.
Shamir for Jehoshafat, you say?
give me the stone worm.
Jehoshafat will be free to go.
[Asmodeus] Of course, I'm sure.
Now give me that bag.
Take it and hold it tight.
Or else it's sure to escape.
You are mine at last, Shamir.
Yuck. He's got chicken legs.
for my thirst for revenge.
that you sought to avenge.
can put an end to this strife.
Oh, it's just a cheap rag.
Why did you call for me, Bilqis?
Oh, it's about the wedding.
Sure it is. I mean, maybe.
You know what? Don't say a word.
So, what are you saying, Bilqis?
I fell in love, Bilqis.
is free as a desert breeze.
when I was a nobody or nothing.
Aww. That is so romantic.
the King of all the land.
of peace was here at last.


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CANBERRA, June 27 (Reuters) – Australia on Sunday lowered its forecast for both population and economic growth for the next 40 years due to the impact of the Covid 19 epidemic.
Canberra closed its international borders in March 2020 to prevent the spread of the disease.
The government says the country will reopen its borders to immigrants only when it thinks it can do so safely.
Australia now expects its population to rise to 38.8 million by 2061, which is expected to reach more than 40 million people from the last estimate of 2015. People in 2056.
Its population is currently 26 million.
"The economy will be smaller and the Australian population will be older than they were, which will affect our economic and financial performance," Australian Budget Minister Josh Friedenberg said Monday.
Population growth has been a major driver of Australia's economic growth over the past decade.
But with slower growth and an aging population, Canberra expects economic growth of 2.6% per year over the next 40 years, up from 3% in the previous forecast year.
(Report by Colin Bacchus, French edition by Matthew Protard)
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As you probably already know, over the weekend, Milo Yiannopoulous, a boil, was at the center of yet another controversy, this time involving some bad comments he made about pedophilia. The alt-right poster boy has made a career off insanely racist, xenophobic, transphobic, whatever-gets-him-attention-phobic comments, but he finally went too far. After footage surfaced of him defending adult attraction to, and sexual relations with, 13-year-old boys, the Conservative Political Action Conference dropped him as a speaker this week, Breitbart is allegedly debating whether or not to sever ties with him, and he finally lost that damn book deal with Simon & Schuster.
Let's be real—Simon & Schuster did not take any kind of real stand here. When Yiannopoulos first announced he had signed a $250,000 book deal with the publishing company, the internet was immediately up in arms. Critics and bookstores threatened to boycott (though many pointed out that that would also pull support from authors of color and other marginalized groups), but Simon & Schuster stood by him.
Author Roxane Gay pulled out of her contract with the company in light of Yiannopoulos' deal, and yesterday she posted a response to the publishing house dropping Yiannopolis, confirming that she still will not be releasing a book with them, among other things. It is literally the only thing you need to read about this situation.
They did not finally "do the right thing" and now we know where their threshold, pun intended, lies. They were fine with his racist and xenophobic and sexist ideologies. They were fine with his transphobia, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. They were fine with how he encourages his followers to harass women and people of color and transgender people online.
Welp, there it is. Now let's move on. Read the whole thing here.


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OUR TEAM | TOWNSEND VET CLINIC ALBURY WODONGA
Dr. Shelley
Bachelor of Veterinary Science BVSc (Honours) MANZCVS (Emergency and Critical Care)
Registered Veterinary Surgeon & Director
Shelley is excited to be living and working in her husbands' home town of Albury, moving here after years of experience in country Victoria, Canberra and Melbourne. After graduating from the University of Melbourne, Shelley worked with all creatures great and small in central Victoria at a country practice. A desire to use her skills in a voluntary role lead Shelley to the tropics, where she treated all kinds of animals on Rarotonga, in the Cook Islands. She has also worked in a very busy veterinary hospital in Canberra, where her passion for emergency medicine began to develop.
Following further study through the University of Sydney, Shelley moved to Melbourne to work in a 24-hour specialist referral hospital, where she worked in the intensive care unit. Here she met nurse Kim, and has now joined forces with her to bring the best of veterinary care to Albury/Wodonga. Having additional formal qualifications in emergency and critical care, Shelley finds using these skills to save the lives of animals with severe illness or injury to be one of the most rewarding aspects of her job.
Prior to moving to the border, Shelley worked as a locum vet at various practices including gaining the full outback experience in Broken Hill. She has also worked at a large shelter in Melbourne (RSPCA Burwood East), and is a strong advocate for pet adoption and fostering. She has two rescue dogs (a Kelpie cross and a Jack Russell cross), and has fostered a one-eyed cat and two cheeky guinea pigs.
Dr. Shelley enjoys supporting and sharing knowledge with other veterinarians, and is an official mentor for veterinarians who are sitting examinations to become members of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists, as well as being an official mentor for the Australian Veterinary Association New Graduate Mentor Program. She is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Abdominal Ultrasound through the University of Melbourne. In her limited spare time, she enjoys exploring nearby towns, floating down the Murray in summer, and playing volleyball.
Nurse Kim
Bachelor of Animal Science BAnimSc Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing
Qualified Veterinary Nurse & Director
Kim grew up in Albury, and moved to Melbourne to study Animal Science at the University of Melbourne. Through this Bachelor degree, Kim fell in love with Veterinary Nursing.
Over the last ten years Kim has worked at a number of practices, including specialist and emergency hospitals, undertaking further study in Emergency and Critical Care nursing. Recently Kim has gone on to study pet rehabilitation, aiming to decrease recovery times after surgery.
Kim has two young daughters, Kit and Genie, and is very excited to be back in Albury/Wodonga with the rest of her family. When she can find the time, she loves playing sports such as softball, volleyball and netball. She enjoys being involved with the community through this amazing new veterinary clinic as one of the Directors.
Dr. Peter
Bachelor of Veterinary Science BVSc (Honours) MANZCVS (Small Animal Surgery)
Registered Veterinary Surgeon
Many pet owners on the border will know Dr. Peter Young, who is a very experienced veterinarian with a special interest in surgery.
He has been a veterinarian for 38 years, and previously owned his own practice in Albury. Over the years, Dr. Young has pursued many academic endeavours including becoming a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists, as well as working as a lecturer, researcher and referral surgeon at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga. In 2016 and 2017, Dr. Young was an examiner for veterinarians undertaking advanced studies through the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists. Dr. Young is a also a PennHIP certified veterinarian (PennHIP is a scientific method to evaluate a dog for its susceptibility to develop hip dysplasia).
His hobbies include karate and trekking at altitude.
Peter started training for karate at a relatively late age, and now is a 3rd Dan. He has competed at the Karate World Championships in Okinawa, which many consider to be the birthplace of karate.
He has trekked in Nepal on three occasions and has also spent some time in the India Himalayas, where he volunteered for Vets Beyond Borders performing desexing on local dogs. He has also been a volunteer vet at the iconic Iditarod Dog sled Race in Alaska. His adventurous and generous spirit has also seen him provide veterinary services to remote aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory.
We are lucky to have such a skilled surgeon on staff and the entire team is learning so much from working with him.
Dr. Jenna
BVSc BVetBiol Grad Cert (Small Animal ECC)
Originally from South Western Sydney, Jenna grew up with a passion for all animals and was involved in the breeding, showing and judging of Angora goats in high school. She moved to Wagga Wagga to study Veterinary Science and graduated, with Honours from Charles Sturt University. After graduation, Jenna worked for a large and busy small animal clinic in Sydney's South West.
She has spent the last two years working exclusively in the emergency medicine context for the local Animal Emergency Centre.
Jenna is looking forward to delving into all forms of small animal practice. She has particular interests in anaesthesia, internal medicine, and emergency medicine and holds an additional qualification in emergency and critical care medicine (University of Melbourne). She has been involved in anaesthetic research, consulting for human surgical and trauma training and veterinary anaesthesia consultancy in the local area as well as presenting a seminar on pain management for emergency patients held at River Country Animal Emergency Centre.
Being the owner of two active Border Collies (Piper and Tetris), Jenna also participates in a variety of dog sports including agility, competitive obedience, rally obedience and scent work. From here she has also developed an interest in canine sports medicine and physiotherapy as well as dog training. Outside of work, her husband (a veterinary anaesthetist), pets and interests keep her very busy. She is an avid amateur musician and clarinettist and is involved in playing orchestral, wind symphony and solo classical works.
Practice Manager Tom
Bachelor of Business Management
Dr. Shelley's husband, Tom, is our friendly practice manager. Tom is a qualified aerospace engineer, with a degree in business management as well, but a love for animals and a desire to move back to his hometown of Albury has lead him into this role as practice manager at Townsend Veterinary Clinic. He enjoys interacting with people and pets everyday, and builing solid community connections. He is passionate about the clinic making a difference for animal welfare in any way possible.
Kim and Shelley think Tom is perfect for this role because he has a love for organisation and spreadsheets! In his spare time, Tom watches or plays as much sport as humanly possible (he currently plays soccer, volleyball and water polo) and is a regular at Bunnings.
Nurse Ellie
Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing
Qualified Veterinary Nurse & Surgical Director
A love for animals and a desire to make a difference drew Ellie into the veterinary world, and she began studying in Wagga Wagga in 2010. She commenced her Veterinary Nursing career there at a busy clinic a few years later. Being a mixed practice, she was exposed to a vast assortment of small and large animals, and loved the variety of animals that would come through the clinic doors.
Ellie made the move to the border in 2015 where she continued veterinary nursing in a general practice. Here she continued to develop her love for surgical theatre nursing and client interaction. Ellie has also worked at an Animal Emergency Centre to enhance her skills in the fast-paced field of emergency and critical care.
In her spare time, Ellie likes to take her Jack Russells, Ned & Tilly, on adventures. She also loves exploring the region's great food and wine.
Nurse Sarah
Qualified Veterinary Nurse
Sarah has lived in Albury her whole life and started her vet nursing career in 2011 here on the border. Having grown up around many animals at home and at school she always knew a career working with animals was what she was going to do when she was older.
Sarah has worked in small animal clinics in the past and has an extra soft spot for our 'extra special' brachycephalic (squished faced) patients just like her little Pug 'Dave'. At her previous practices she has had a keen interest and involvement in orthopaedic and soft tissue surgeries but loves all aspects of nursing.
She enjoys improving the welfare and well-being of animals as well as building friendly relationships with owners. One of her favourite parts of her job is the reactions of owners upon reunion with their fur babies when they pick them up from hospital, whether that be a short or long stay at the clinic.
Sarah is our fabulous puppy preschool teacher. She puts so much time and effort into the curriculum and really bonds with each of her pupils. She wants the very best for them throughout their life of learning.
At home with her husband, Ben, they have a daughter Eloise, Dave the Pug, Henry the Border Collie as well as two very cheeky rescue cats, Regi and Audrey who all keep her very busy when she isn't at work. She loves to spend time in her gardens, walking, cooking and spending time with her family in her spare time.
Nurse Rachel
Rachel grew up in a small town in Victoria called Cockatoo in the Dandenong ranges. She has always had a passion for animals, having many pets as a child, including dogs, cats, rabbits and even a blue tongue lizard.
Rachel started her veterinary nursing career at Monbulk Vet Surgery, where she stayed for seven years. Her husband Paul works for the army, and as Rachel has also worked in Townsville and Brisbane.
Rachel has cared for plenty of wildlife since she began her career, ranging from baby possums to baby birds. She has a very special interest in animal behaviour, exotic animals, wildlife and orthopaedic surgery.
Rachel's hobbies include caring for her beautiful little boy Fynn, going on long bush walks, reading, going to the beach, getting fit at the gym, swimming, and catching up with family and friends mainly based in Melbourne.
Rachel's pets include Pip the pug, Leo the Burmese who was rescued, and two cheeky/ naughty birds: Opi a Pineapple conure and Boo a Green cheek conure.


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Genetical conditioning means that we look like our relatives. Environmental conditioning means that we are shaped by the environment that we spend our time in.
Think of this for a moment. A baby that was born and lives in a favela in Brazil would be speaking portuguese when he or she grows up while having probably no knowledge of the english language. When you take the same baby when it's born and make him live in London, he will grow up speaking english while most likely not knowing any words in portuguese. Why? We are programmed with the language that we're surrounded by.
We are also programmed with the lifestyle we're surrounded by. In prisons, most of those who we let out, go back into prison in few years time, because the rate of re-committing a felony is around 85 to 90%.
Three percent of our population earns 97% of the money that's being earned. Why is it so?
In our brain we have certain beliefs known as paradigms. They have been created by the different environments that we have lived in. It's just like the example with a baby. This is why our influences plays a big role in our success, not necessarily the education we get in schools. There are so many people who know very little about mainstream education. Many millionaires, even most of them, have skipped university, college or even high school. So if the education is not the key to success, then what is? It's our brain's paradigm. A paradigm is the environment for our thoughts. Our thoughts shape our actions. Rich get richer and poor stay poor. It's about having a winner's mentality, understanding that everything we do and how we think is in line with our paradigm.
In schools we are constantly reminded that we need education to be successful in life and that it's highly important to study well. Without understanding how the attraction of success works, a person who gets only A's throughout all education facilities, will only know how to be a good worker, a slave working on achieving someone else's dreams.
Independent thinking is something that's entirely new for those people.
If you go around the street having interviews with random people, ask them about their job, having kids and life in general by just using one question – why, then I can guarantee you that the answers will be same for 99% of people you'll meet. The answer is that they do not have an answer. Why? We do not have the foundation for having an answer. We inherited the beliefs without questioning them, we did not originate them. It's a part of our paradigm. Paradigm is culture. Culture is nothing but a group habit. Group habbit is again a paradigm. If you change one of these things in this circle, then everything will change.
When we get past our cultural differences, then people are essentially the same. The paradigm is controlling us. The social conditioning is affecting our paradigm, our belief system. Our belief system is the way we do all things. If we could control our paradigm and make it ourselves into what we want it to be, then we could be anyone we like, work anywhere we want, marry whoever we choose, live the life we've always wanted.
Here's what nobody really tells you. We can shape our paradigm. It's really possible. Let's say we want to be in the 3% of the richest people in the world. How does one do it? This is the point where the paradigm has to be changed. In order to do so we need to step out of our comfort zone, develop new habits and start thinking positively. When you do this, then your life will change in an instant. It's not even the matter of working hard, it's all in choosing what to belive in. Everything else will follow after you've created a solid belief system. People say it's tough to be a hard worker. That's just because their paradigm is not the same as someone's who is a hard worker. If your paradigm is all about being a hard worker, then for you it's not hard at all. It's totally normal just like going to work is ordinary for so many of us right now. You won't even question whether we all should work or not at all, you'll just do it. If you have the paradigm of working hard and also negativity, then you'll be working for most of your life while feeling terrible. If it's however positive, then the same thing applies, just with a positive mindset.
The point is that every paradigm can be changed by shaping our actions. It all starts with changing few habits. You don't become a success over night, but you can change your habbits (quit smoking, drinking, read books for an hour every day etc) in a heartbeat by just making a solid transformation that's backed up with persistence, which is also a paradigm. By doing this, soon enough you'll have success and belive me, it's sooner than you expected.
Everything is a paradigm. Positivity, negativity, working, being broke, exercise, social interactions, relationships, school, learning. Everything. And it all can be changed according to your choise. Be your own programmer.


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Rally for Treyvon's justice
Martin supporters rally in Sanford, demand justice for teen's killing
Demonstrators chant during a march to police headquarters in Sanford, Florida, on Saturday.
Sanford, Florida (CNN) — Civil rights luminaries joined throngs of protesters carrying "Justice for Trayvon" signs on Saturday, slowly marching to the Sanford police headquarters to demand the arrest of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's killer.
"We will march on, we will rally, pray, petition, challenge elected officials, judges, law enforcement, attorneys, in the court house and in the White House, until justice for Trayvon Martin is real," high school senior Clarence Moore III, a member of the NAACP's College and Youth Division.
Roslyn Brock, chairwoman of the NAACP board of directors, urged demonstrators to turn their anger into constructive action, telling them to register and vote.
"Your vote is the key that will unlock justice in this community," she said.
Organizers said demonstrators arrived on buses from around Florida and the Southeast to participate in the rally, which came 34 days after neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman fatally shot Martin after calling police to report him as a suspicious person.
Zimmerman says he killed Martin in self-defense on February 26 after the teen punched him and slammed his head on the sidewalk before the fatal shooting, according to an Orlando Sentinel report that was later confirmed by Sanford police. Martin's family and supporters say the teen was racially profiled and unfairly killed.
The Sanford police department has come under intense scrutiny for its actions following the shooting, and protesters renewed their call for the firing of police Chief Bill Lee, who stepped aside temporarily this month amid the criticism.
"The same thing that happened to Trayvon Martin can happen to your kids as well," said "Seminole County NAACP President Turner Clayton. "We want a clean house at Sanford P.D."
Authorities have said Zimmerman was not immediately charged because there were no grounds, at the outset, to disprove his account that he had acted to protect himself. Critics say that Zimmerman, who is Hispanic, deemed Martin "suspicious" and decided to follow him against the advice of a police dispatcher because the teen was black.
Civil rights figures, including the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Rev. Al Sharpton, NAACP President Ben Jealous and others joined the marchers at the rally, saying the incident was only the latest in a long string of incidents with black men, particularly, as victims of racially motivated crimes.
"We're here to say save our sons, bring Mr. Zimmerman to justice," Jealous said.
At a news conference that preceded the march, Jealous and Sharpton took pains to rebut reports that Sharpton's National Action Network was considering a boycott of Sanford or Seminole County.
Sharpton said such a boycott was "never on the table." But he said he would consider action against businesses supporting efforts on behalf of Florida's "stand your ground" law, which police have cited as a reason they could not arrest Zimmerman.
The law allows people to use deadly force anywhere they feel a reasonable threat of death or serious injury. Critics say it is a "shoot first" law that justifies violence.
A special prosecutor appointed by Gov. Rick Scott is investigating the case, as is the U.S. Department of Justice.
An open letter on the NAACP's website — directed at the special prosecutor, Angela Corey — points to what it calls "evidence of racial bias, investigative mishaps, and the true nature of the circumstances surrounding Trayvon's killing (that) have shaken us to the core…
"However, nothing shakes us more than the knowledge that Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, remains free."
The letter ends with a plea for Corey "to prosecute the case judiciously, and to passionately pursue justice."
In an interview Thursday with CNN's Piers Morgan, the shooter's brother, Robert Zimmerman Jr., questioned the competence of and the job done by Corey's office thus far.
Opinion: Martin's death more than teachable moment
He cited leaks of details — which have not been confirmed to have come from Corey or her office — and described the account that his brother "chased a person" as "absolutely false."
"Ms. Corey's investigation has been compromised," the brother said.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi stood staunchly behind Corey, in an interview Friday with CNN's John King. She noted that Scott appointed Corey after consulting with her.
Corey "is ethical. She is honest. She is tough as nails. She is compassionate," Bondi said. "And if any leaks are coming out of this investigation, it is certainly not from Angela Corey's office."
Bondi added that she thought criticism of Corey — both by those, like Robert Zimmerman Jr., who support George Zimmerman and those calling for his prompt arrest — "completely undermines the integrity of the investigation."
In Depth: CNN peels back the layers
She said that she's spoken to Martin's parents, whom she called "amazing people," as well as the family's lawyers, whom she described as "friends of mine." Everyone involved, Bondi said, would be best off if they "wait and let (the investigation) happen."
That means being patient in the face of fervent demands from activists that Zimmerman be detained and charged as soon as possible, said the attorney general.
"You never want to make an arrest too soon," Bondi said. "We need justice, but you never want to make an arrest without having all the answers."
While George Zimmerman has not spoken out about the case, his family members have taken their case public this week. Besides the brother, Robert Zimmerman Sr. — the shooter's father — told Orlando TV station WOFL that Martin "continued to beat George" and he said something to the effect of, "You're going to die now."
What the witnesses are saying
Florida law allows the use of deadly force anywhere a person feels a reasonable fear of death or serious injury. It has been cited in a number of justifiable homicide cases in the state.
But as more information surfaces, the picture of what happened between Martin and Zimmerman becomes more complicated.
Despite the twists and turns, Sybrina Fulton, Martin's mother, has said that she still has faith in authorities investigating her son's case.
"I feel confident that they're going to do a thorough investigation," she said. "We're trying to be patient, even though it's been over a month. We're trying to be patient, and we're trying to press on for justice."
Tags: Clarence Moore III, Justice for Trayvon, NAACP, NAACP President Ben Jealous, Rev. Jesse Jackson, Roslyn Brock, Seminole County, the Rev. Al Sharpton, Trayvon Martin
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The Best 2019 Grammys Memes & Tweets Showcase The Night's Most Ridiculous Moments
By Jack O'Keeffe
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Once a year, the eyes and ears of music fans and music industry types turn to the Staples Center in Los Angeles for the Grammy Awards, which celebrate the best in the year in music. Luckily, even if you were unable to watch the ceremony live or just didn't want to sit through the whole thing, you still have the opportunity to follow along with the ceremony, thanks to the best 2019 Grammys memes & tweets. These jokes cover everything from the red carpet to the musical performances to the awards themselves, providing a witty play-by-play of the moments worth remembering from this year's ceremony.
The 2019 Grammys are possibly better defined by which artists aren't performing than it is defined by those who are, with nominees Kendrick Lamar, Donald Glover, and Drake reportedly turning down performance opportunities according to Pitchfork, and Ariana Grande dropping out of the ceremony just a few days before. However, while plenty of musicians decided to sit out the event, the celebrities that did attend the Grammys provided plenty of entertainment throughout the evening, of both the intentional and unintentional varieties.
Luckily, you won't have to dig through your DVR to relive the night's most hilarious, surprising, or shocking moments thanks to the memes and tweets that were inspired by the evening's events.
Ariana's Always Been A Winner
Ariana Grande won her first Grammy during the 2019 ceremony, but she's been a winner all her life.
J. Lo's Was Overshadowed By Her Own Hat
A big hat invites some big comparisons to some of the most famous hat-wearing cartoon characters of all time.
Young Thug Might Prefer To Stay Backstage
Young Thug came onstage to perform his verse from "Havana" with Camila Cabello, but fans noticed his stage energy wasn't as strong as his co-performer.
Michelle Obama Steals The Show
While there are big awards up for grabs at the Grammys, there's no greater accolade than the show-stopping standing ovation that Michelle Obama received during her surprise appearance at the top of the evening.
Where's Donald?
"This Is America" won several trophies, including Record of the Year, but Childish Gambino was nowhere to be found, leading to an awkward few moments where the producers clearly expected an acceptance speech from someone.
BTS Loves Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton and her famous friends brought the house down, but no one seemed to appreciate the American legend more than Korean boy band BTS.
In West Agrabah, Born & Raised
During a Grammys commercial break, a spot for the upcoming live action remake of Aladdin gave audiences an in-depth look at Will Smith's performance as the Genie, and reactions were strong.
Alicia Keys, Performer Extraordinaire
Alicia Keys used the halfway point of the Grammys to treat the audience to a medley of her favorite songs while she played two pianos at once, making a case for why she should host the Grammys every year as long as the Grammys exist.
Surprise Drake Appearance
Drake pays tribute to the greats in both his music and his fashion choices.
"Nice For What" To The Recording Academy
Drake made a surprise appearance at the Grammys to accept the award for Best Rap Song for "God's Plan" and informed the audience that, in the end, awards like the Grammys aren't what matter most in the world. Unsurprisingly, the producers of the Grammys cut him short.
Happy Diana Ross Day
For her 75th birthday, the Grammys gave Diana Ross the opportunity to perform a tribute to herself, and she made the absolute most of it.
Ally Goes All Out
Lady Gaga's performance of "Shallow" was unsurprisingly eccentric, but her glares to the camera left some audience members unsettled.
Cardi: 1, Nicki: 0
While the world might be better off without a Nicki Minaj and Cardi B feud, Grammy viewers on Twitter pointed out that Cardi winning a Grammy before Nicki Minaj may stoke the fire of their feud.
Dua Lipa And St. Vincent Get Close
St. Vincent and Dua Lipa's performance struck audiences as intimate, to say the least.
The Never-Ending Grammys
The Grammys ceremony started at 8:00 p.m. ET, and didn't end until nearly almost 11:45 p.m. The ceremony may have felt like a slog at times, but there's no denying that the show succeeded in producing memorable moments that music fans will be talking about until the 2020 Grammys.


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Let's be honest, women tend to be the lifeblood of the ranch, especially in Montana. They cook breakfast, tend the garden, help move the cows, take care of the kids, clean the house, feed the bum calves, deal with the books, and the list goes on and on… and on.
So it is only fitting that there be an organization that ties these strong women of the ranch together– the Montana CattleWomen.
For 66 years, the Montana CattleWomen have been together, working to promote the livestock industry in legislation and education, but also to provide camaraderie and empowerment to all the women that spend their days working hard on the ranch along their husbands, fathers, and brothers.
Many women, like President Kae McCloy, joined Montana CattleWomen because it was something that she felt like she had to do as the wife of a rancher.
"Ranchers don't have time to get out and advocate, and so I felt that it was my job to," she said.
Other CattleWomen who are a part of the organization feel the same way. They want to advocate for the business that provides them a living and a lifestyle that is the iconic Montana way of life.
Cattle ranching has been wildly popular in Montana for over a century. Montana has an arid climate and a lot of space, which is pretty conducive to cows. And with the passing of the Stock-Raising Homestead Act of 1916, which provided 640 acres to ranchers willing to give the effort of raising stock, Montana became a cow state.
The Montana CattleWomen represent a legacy in Montana that has endured for years; they want to ensure that it continues on for generations.
There are four state districts for Montana CattleWomen: southwest, central, eastern, and northwestern/eastern. The group includes 18 separate local districts that do their own outreach, sponsorship and education in addition to the state-led missions. Montana CattleWomen provide scholarships through their local chapters to students who are considering a career in the livestock industry, as well as a state-sponsored scholarship for those sophomore or higher in college.
And in their effort to support and advocate education, the Montana CattleWomen have created K-12 curriculums that teach beef education, spearheaded by Suze Bohleen of Wilsall.
Suze, who is also the education chair for the American National CattleWomen, helps schools institute programs that teach children about raising beef cattle, the cow itself, and how to prepare real but cheap meals that use beef as an ingredient.
Though, the most important thing about these ladies is that they are real, put-your-head-down- and-get-to-work women who love being cattle ranchers under the Big Sky.
But unfortunately, membership and attendance is becoming something of concern for the long-running organization. Even though Montana has a livestock operation in virtually every valley or town, and it's a $2 billion industry, young membership is falling short.
"Younger members are just busier than they used to be," said Missy Cox of Townsend. Missy, who has been a member for around 25 years, remembers meeting her fellow CattleWomen for lunch once a week. Nowadays, women just don't have the time anymore. Many work a second job off of the ranch, and live so far from town that it really is just not worth making the drive.
Membership is up 53 ladies this year though, bringing the Montana CattleWomen member total to 454.
Not every meeting is simply just talking about internal policy and meetings. Jill Herold, president of the Yellowstone CattleWomen, says that they are trying events that just allows women to get together. This week, appetizers and beverages.
And they are even considering calf-cuddling later on in the year as an event and fundraiser. Because who doesn't love doggies?
So if you are a woman in the livestock industry, maybe Montana CattleWomen is the place for you. The livestock industry is important to the Montana economy, way of life, and stewardship of its lands. And truly, women are the reason that ranches keep on truckin'.
Photo: The board members of Montana CattleWomen, at their recent mid-annual meeting in Billings.


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Books|A Life Spent in Sugar and Spice
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A Life Spent in Sugar and Spice
'Yes, Chef,' a Memoir by Marcus Samuelsson
By DWIGHT GARNER JUNE 26, 2012
The universal rule of kitchen work, Marcus Samuelsson says in his crisp new memoir, "Yes, Chef," goes as follows: "Stay invisible unless you're going to shine." That rule applies to writers too, especially to those who would write food memoirs. Because you like to put things in your mouth does not mean you have a story to tell.
Mr. Samuelsson, as it happens, possesses one of the great culinary stories of our time. It begins in Ethiopia, where he was born into poverty and where, at 2, he contracted tuberculosis, as did his mother and sister. The three of them trudged more than 75 miles in the terrible heat to a hospital in the capital city, Addis Ababa, where his mother died.
Mr. Samuelsson — at birth he was named Kassahun Tsegie — and his sister didn't know their father. Orphaned, they found themselves on an airplane a year later, adopted by a white, middle-class family in Goteborg, Sweden.
You may know some of the later bits of Mr. Samuelsson's story. In 1995, while cooking for the Scandinavian restaurant Aquavit in Manhattan, he became the youngest chef to receive a three-star rating from The New York Times. Eight years later the James Beard Foundation named him the best chef in New York City. In 2009 he cooked for President Obama's first state dinner.
He's now the owner and executive chef of Red Rooster Harlem, where he interprets Southern and other comfort food standards. His fame extends, as it tends to these days in the food world, to reality TV. He was the winner of Bravo's "Top Chef Masters" in 2010, where he was cool as a daikon radish under fire, blending Swedish and African influences into dishes like hamachi meatballs with berbere, an Ethiopian spice mix. He's still only 42.
"Yes, Chef," which was written with Veronica Chambers, chalks in the details of Mr. Samuelsson's story with modesty and tact. What lifts this book beyond being merely the plainly told story of an interesting life is Mr. Samuelsson's filigreed yet often pointed observations about why so few black chefs have risen to the top of the culinary world.
"A hundred years ago," he says, "black men and women had to fight to get out of the kitchen. These days, we have to fight to get in."
Credit Alessandra Montalto/The New York Times
Mr. Samuelsson and his sister had what he calls a mostly "quaint" upbringing in Goteborg, a blue-collar town he likens to "Pittsburgh by the sea." He hiked, skied and fished, and he learned to cook from his Swedish grandmother, a retired domestic.
He's funny about how she could "kill a chicken old-school style." He describes her method this way: "Grab the bird, knife to the neck. Like, 'Come here, boom.' " He's amusing too about how, once in a while, he'd hear about "a family's smokehouse blowing up like a meth lab."
He had a happy childhood. "I have no big race wounds," he admits. Still, a bully at school pounded him with a basketball, asking him why he wasn't good at "negerboll." ("Neger was the Swedish word for Negro," he writes.)
As it happens, there was a type of cookie called negerboll too, and one popular brand's advertisements featured a little Sambo character. "I felt a sense of dread anytime I saw a boy open a package of them at lunch," Mr. Samuelsson writes, "because I knew that the wrapper would soon be coming my way."
Mr. Samuelsson was not much of a student; he didn't attend college. He was an excellent soccer player, however, and hoped to play professionally. Told he was too small, he turned to his next great passion: food. He studied cooking at a vocational high school and then began arduously climbing the ladder, cooking on cruise ships and in increasingly good restaurants in Sweden and Switzerland. In 1991, when he was 21, he arrived in New York City to take a low-level job at Aquavit.
"Yes, Chef" is a good book to give to the aspiring professional cook in your life because its abiding theme is the brutal and selfless work that must undergird culinary inspiration. As a low-ranking member in a good kitchen, he says, "you have to completely give yourself up."
He adds: "Your time, your ego, your relationships, your social life, they are all sacrificed. It's a daily dose of humility."
Mr. Samuelsson does not drink much, and he does not consume drugs. Yet he was not entirely a drudge. There is a mischievous twinkle in his eye throughout this memoir. There are mentions of interludes with "Swedish au pairs" and "backpacking Yankee girls" and a chambermaid named Brigitta, who became pregnant.
Marcus Samuelsson Credit Kwaku Alston
Brigitta gave birth to a daughter, Zoe, whom the author supported financially but did not help raise. They've gotten to know each other only in recent years. In 2008 Mr. Samuelsson married Maya Haile, an Ethiopian model.
Over the course of "Yes, Chef," Mr. Samuelsson, who was more or less classically trained, comes to realize that other ethnic foods, especially Asian, have "as much integrity and power as any French food I'd ever eaten."
He memorably asks: "Who lied? Who started the lie that France had the greatest food in the world?" He travels to Ethiopia to connect with his culinary roots, and he meets his father, whom he'd long presumed was dead.
There's a strong undercurrent of loneliness in "Yes, Chef." In part this is because, he says, blacks are "shamefully underrepresented at the high end of the business." When bad things happen, like the time the voluble and unhinged British chef Gordon Ramsay used a racial insult to describe him, he felt he had few people to turn to for support. That loneliness is a part of Mr. Samuelsson's reserve. We get close, but not too close, to him in this memoir. There's always a bit of distance.
There's a kind of alienation, finally, that can come from being an atypical black person. Like Barack Obama, whom he thanks in his acknowledgments, Mr. Samuelsson hasn't had anything like what could be called a standard black American experience and has sometimes suffered for that reality. He's too white for some, too black for others.
He's been accused of being an outsider and a gentrifier in Harlem, where he now lives and runs Red Rooster. "Who in Harlem pays $28 for chicken?" a Harlem native was quoted as saying in a stinging review of "Yes, Chef" in The New York Observer.
That's fair enough, even though what the restaurant calls its "fried yard bird" is $26. (And unholy in it delights.) This kind of criticism has validity, and I've been known to weep about the price of Manhattan barbecue. But it forgets that a great restaurant culture, in Harlem or anyplace else, needs a mix of high and low, of aspirational and inexpensive, to come alive.
For the monkish Mr. Samuelsson, a good kitchen has always been, he says, "my laboratory, my studio, my church."
YES, CHEF
By Marcus Samuelsson
Illustrated. 319 pp. Random House. $27.
A version of this review appears in print on June 27, 2012, on Page C1 of the New York edition with the headline: A Life Spent In Sugar And Spice. Today's Paper|Subscribe