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"Roy's Keen" is a song by Morrissey, released as a single in October 1997. It was the second single to be taken from the Maladjusted album and was the third solo Morrissey single not to feature himself in the cover picture, instead using a photograph of two boys taken by Roger Mayne on London's Southam Street in the 1950s.

The single reached number 42 on the UK Singles Chart. Its failure to reach the top 40 meant a performance of the song recorded for Top of the Pops did not air until it was shown on Top of the Pops 2 in 2003.

The title refrain is a pun on the name of former Manchester United footballer Roy Keane – as Morrissey acknowledged during live performances of the song by changing words to "never seen a keener midfielder". The song was played over the closing credits of Keane's 2002 documentary As I See It.

Despite being released as a single, the song was omitted from Maladjusted's remastered CD reissue in 2009.

Track listings

7" vinyl and cassette
 "Roy's Keen"
 "Lost"

12" vinyl and CD (UK)
 "Roy's Keen"
 "Lost"
 "The Edges Are No Longer Parallel"

Musicians
 Morrissey: vocals
 Martin Boorer: guitar
 Alain Whyte: guitar
 Jonny Bridgwood: bass
 Spencer James Cobrin: drums

Reception
In his review for AllMusic Ned Raggett described the title track as "one of Morrissey's most curious songs; the music is okay enough, though his band can and have done better, but the lyric is about a window cleaner, of all things."  Raggett preferred the B-sides, especially The Edges Are No Longer Parallel, "one of his all-time best songs."

References

Morrissey songs
Songs written by Morrissey
Songs written by Alain Whyte
1997 singles
Song recordings produced by Steve Lillywhite

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Whipple Database
Database of the Whipple One-Name Study (WONS)
Personal Information | Notes | Event Map | All | PDF
Name Hannah
Birth Abt 1718 Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
Person ID I6041 Whipple Descendants
Family John Whipple, b. 24 Nov 1718, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island d. 6 Oct 1767 (Age 48 years)
1. Anne Whipple, b. 4 Jan 1742/1743, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
+ 2. Elijah Whipple, b. 9 Apr 1745, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
3. Mary Whipple, b. 24 Mar 1746/1747, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
4. John Whipple, b. 15 Feb 1748/1749, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
5. Eleanor Whipple, b. Feb 1750/1751, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
6. William Whipple, b. 12 Mar 1753, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
7. Joab Whipple, b. 10 Aug 1755, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
8. Nathan Whipple, b. 22 Oct 1757, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
9. Daniel Whipple, b. 15 Aug 1759, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
+ 10. Jonah Whipple, b. 22 Oct 1763, Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island d. 8 Jan 1843, Chateaugay, Franklin, New York (Age 79 years)
Birth - Abt 1718 - Glocester, Providence, Rhode Island
!SOURCE: Philip Currier, The Currier Family Records, v.4, p. 10.
!SOURCE: Email from Joe Lovell (email hidden) to Weldon Whipple, 4 Jul 2005. Adds approximate birth date and place.
Maintained by Weldon Whipple.

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The Politics of Abusive Language
January 9, 2019 · by tremphilpa@gmail.com
It has been exceedingly difficult to listen to the spineless mass that occupies the Oval Office. I have found myself freely cursing when he or his sycophants appear on television media. I have moved to muting the sound every time they appear or leave the room for a few minutes. I bring this up because of the flap caused by the language chosen by Representative Rashida Tlaib recently. Supposedly Trump said something about her language being a disgrace for the United States. That is not surprising even though it comes from the spineless mass that has:
• Shown himself to be a disgrace and a misogynist in the choice of his language addressing women. Language that implicitly acknowledges that he has committed sexually aggressive acts, multiple times. Acts that would have others locked up.
• Shown himself to be a disgrace and a hater of the disabled in his mocking of a disabled reporter and his appointment of a Secretary of Education who is doing her best to dismantle rights for the disabled in education.
• Shown himself to be a disgrace and a racist in his comments about Mexican rapists and criminals, his comments about a Hispanic judge, and his insane support of white nationalists in Charlottesville.
• Shown himself to be a disgrace and a coward with his fake bone spurs and then compounds that by stating that he could be a general. Hell, he couldn't even be a private and make it to boot camp.
Where was the outrage when he made all of these comments? Spare me the complaints about Representative Tlaib now. Is it any wonder that a Palestinian American would be enraged by a person that has demolished a two state solution in the Middle East and then makes it clear that he knows nothing about foreign policy when he then turns around and states that the U.S. will pull out of Syria and thereby leave it to Hamas and its Iranian supporters?
I support Representative Tlaib and her call for impeachment. The only reluctance I have to that is not in her choice of language. It is the reality that if he is impeached, then we are left with the misogynist, racist straw puppet Pence. What a revolting development that is (thank you Chester Riley for that phrase).
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Interview: Larry Lane
Legendary lobbyist looks forward and back on long career in D.C.
Patrick Connole
Larry Lane came to Washington, D.C., in the early 1960s to undertake his undergraduate degree at George Washington University. But, even before his first week in town had ended, Lane found his calling when, while visiting his local congressman, the lawmaker uttered four simple words that changed the young man's life: "When are you starting?"
That meeting with Rep. Roberto Giaimo, the lawmaker from Lane's hometown New Haven, Conn., led to a job as a full-time office boy while he went to school at night.
"When I walked in it was the last week for the previous office boy, who had just graduated from law school," Lane says. "I like to say 55 years later I am just an office boy who has made a couple more nickels."
Understated as he is experienced in the world of lobbying all these years later, Lane is now recently retired from his position of vice president for government relations at Genesis HealthCare Corp., but he remains in a consulting role for the long term/post-acute care provider based in Kennett Square, Pa.
Lane also is a lecturer, an author, a husband of 45 years, and father to two adult children. His son works for the Department of Defense as a civilian employee (and on the side is a world-class cyclist), and his daughter has a high-level contractor position tied to the United Nations' Syrian relief program.
To rewind Lane's professional life is to chart the history of the growth in issues so vital in current times to elders, people with disabilities, and those who provide them care. After all, Lane's connection to the nation's capital and Congress and the federal agencies more specifically began during the Kennedy administration, before aging was on many legislative agendas.
Medicare and Medicaid had not been born yet, the concerns of the aged had not risen to a level of national debate, and life expectancy was nowhere near modern times.
Before he became an expert in seniors' issues, Lane departed from his work with Giaimo, who he described as the six-foot, seven-inch "Big Sicilian," when Uncle Sam called him to military service in 1968.
Although he served for two years during the Vietnam War, Lane worked in intelligence and is not at liberty to say what his duties were, but he does say his experience overseas relates well to what later became a life as a lobbyist.
"My role is intelligence [as a lobbyist] and to be able to explain to the operators in the company what is happening [in Washington, D.C.] and why, and in turn to articulate the impact of that back to regulators and legislators," he says.
Return to Washington
Directly after his military stint ended, Lane became legislative director for Giaimo and discovered much had developed while he was away on the seniors front with the start of a group called the American Association of Retired Persons, which of course now is the behemoth known simply as AARP.
The group hired Lane, which opened the door to what has been 40 years of advocating for seniors and then those in need of skilled nursing care. He later worked for other associations being formed or expanded in the 1970s, like Leading Age and the American Health Care Association (AHCA), eventually landing at Genesis for the brunt of his career.
When asked about how life on Capitol Hill has evolved over the years, Lane says the focus in the late 1960s and into the 1970s was primarily on "how do we get something done, how do we govern. There was a lot less emphasis on the politics of how do we get re-elected."
He says the role of government relations back then was mostly to educate, to take and provide technical input as lawmakers worked on policies they thought were both good and fiscally prudent.
Now, there is much more time and attention being paid to what seems to be a never-ending election cycle, to which Lane feels the long term/post-acute care profession has done a good job of adapting over the years.
Life with Modern Politics
Case in point is how the profession deals with what he terms the three key points in how to get elected: money, votes, and technical knowledge. "Money is obviously much more of a prerequisite and why AHCA and Genesis and others have PACs [political action committees] because it helps in getting some access," Lane says.
On the second key, votes, he says groups having the large-scale ability to take and mobilize people are in a position of strength. "Again, you think of our nursing home sector, we probably have close to 2 million employees, and we have to realize we have the ability to educate and mobilize them," he says.
The most important of the three items, technical knowledge, is something that has only grown in magnitude over the years, Lane says.
"We have very complex rules and regulations and very complex situations. Most members of Congress have limited abilities to grasp these, except if they are on a given committee that focuses on our specific issues," he says. "Our role is to put decision making into context, and help the member and their staff learn."
Increased staff changes in congressional offices have made this more difficult, but personal relationships are vital in advocating before lawmakers and their staff.
"I think turnover on the Hill has accelerated to the point that we have many, many more people who truly have limited perspective, limited experience. I used to quip that when I was 22, I knew all of the answers, and at 75 I am not so sure if I even know the questions now," Lane says.
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Q: how to add additional select columns in symfony 1.0 How can I add an additional column to my select query so when I execute TableA::doSelect($c) I could also get some columns of TableB? It does not seem that addSelectColumn is available in symfony 1.0, unless I'm missing something.
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A: You could use addSelectColumn() with Symfony 1.0 but should avoid adding doSelect() in such cases.
This method is executing an object and expects to get all its fields in the same order they are described in the schema file. Trying to skip a field or add one from another table will be ignored in the result set.
Depending on your Propel version you could try and use the doSelectStmt(), doSelectRS() or doSelectJoin() methods instead.
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In our estimation, the 2018 Volkswagen Passat vs 2018 Toyota Camry comparison is a very closely-contested battle, but, when the dust settles, the Passat has several key advantages over the Camry. First, with a base price that's about $500 less expensive, the 2018 Passat is considerably more affordable than the Camry. This, of course, is just the beginning.
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For those who enjoy having a full host of features and technology systems with them wherever they go, you're sure to appreciate all of the amenities that can be found across the trim levels of the 2018 Passat. Parking assistance features, for instance, are available in higher trims of the Passat but are not available at all in the 2018 Camry. Furthermore, the Passat also possesses an unmatched amount of cargo space. With almost two additional cubic feet for all of your stuff, the 2018 VW Passat can get you where you need to go, and with all of your luggage and gear in tow, too!
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Barry O'Brien (n. 1969) es un guionista de televisión y productor estadounidense de ascendencia irlandesa.

Sus créditos incluyen Happy Days, Perfect Strangers, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Judging Amy, CSI: Miami y es el Co-Creador de Serie Original de Disney Channel ''Hannah Montana.

Barry está casado con Rachel. Tienen una hija, Delaney, y un hijo, Declan.

En el 2006, fue el creador de la serie televisiva de disney Channel, Hannah Montana, Quien él se destacó por ese papel.

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Flann Mac Flainn was fifth Archbishop of Tuam, 1250–1256.

Life
He was chancellor of Tuam, and sub-deacon to the pope when he was elected archbishop about May 1250; the royal assent was given on 27 May, and seisin was granted on 25 July, but MacFlynn appears to have had to go to Rome, and he was not consecrated till 25 December 1250.
In the following year, like his predecessors, he endeavoured to obtain possession of the see of Ennachdune or Annaghdown in Galway, his opponent, Concord, was at first supported by the king, but MacFlynn eventually obtained confirmation.
He held a synod at Tuam in 1251.
His episcopate was marked by some quarrels with Thomas, the bishop-elect of Achonry in 1251, and Thomas, bishop of Cionmacnoise in 1255.

The History of the Popes describes him as:

See also
 Glynn (disambiguation)

References

Attribution

External links
 http://www.ucc.ie/celt/published/T100005C/
 https://archive.org/stream/fastiecclesiaehi04cottuoft#page/n17/mode/2up

Archbishops of Tuam
Medieval Gaels from Ireland
People from County Galway
13th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in Ireland
1256 deaths
Year of birth unknown


The Estrada family's unexpected blessing came early this year when they welcomed 2016 with a bouncing baby boy.
After 10 grueling hours of labor, the 7.4-lb healthy baby was born at 7:41am on Jan. 1, to couple Joseph and Lorielyn Estrada from San Jose, Tinian.
Despite labor pains starting around 9pm on Dec. 31, Lorielyn said they were still able to ring in the New Year with the whole family.
"We watched the fireworks around the island from here," Lorielyn said.
The baby, the second male to be born in the family, was given the name Alvin by his older brother, Luis John.
"I like the name Alvin," 7-year-old LJ said, who, according to his parents, was extremely excited to welcome his younger sibling to the world and have a new playmate.
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"His due date was Jan. 3," Lorielyn said.
"He was only 39 weeks and five days," Joseph added.
"I knew he was going to be delivered on New Year," grandmother Sonya chimed in.
The family said they didn't expect to have another baby in the family but Alvin is a very welcome blessing.
"He is an unexpected blessing," Lorielyn said.
Alvin is supposed to be the third child of the Estradas but they experienced the loss of their baby girl when she suffered umbilical cord prolapse during her birth four years ago.
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Q: Calculating diminishing size in perspective I'm trying to figure out a formula on how to calculate the size of a distant object at a viewing pane closer to me. I'm sure I had this in high school, but I couldn't find any resources on what the correct calculation is.
I found the following page explaining the correct way to DRAW such a thing, but I don't see a fomula (e.g. size of object, distance): Calculating diminishing size in perspective.
I also know I can calculate the angle of view, like shown in this angular size calculator - however this assumes a triangle, not a rectangle.
Pictures are worth more than words, behold for my drawing skills:

Explanation: How would I go about and calculate the size of the target, when looked at from the viewing pane (marked red). When you look through the scope, the target sure looks a lot smaller - how much smaller in terms of size/relation?!
Is it as simple as dividing 30cm/1000cm to know the size of the target at a distance of 10m? Don't I have to do some sin/cos kung-fu? What about the scope of 2cm, assuming it is my entire field of view - it surely must go somewhere in the equation.
I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel here and all ego shooter do this already automatically, but I just can't figure out a reference to the correct formula, some pointers? I'm looking for the size of the target in the scope, either in absolute numbers (5mm) or in relative numbers assuming the scope is 100% of the field of view, the target will take up 1/10th of the scope's field of view.

A: No trig but to do it properly you will need Pythagoras.
See the scaling at the end of:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_projection#Perspective_projection
You scale according to ratios of distances from the eye to the screen (assumed to be a constant), and the distance from the eye to the object being drawn. This latter measurement is calculated with Pythagoras (the hypotenuse of the triangle formed by your 10m and 30cm, ie. Sqrt(10*10+0.3*0.3)
Note that by changing the eye to screen constant, you effective change the focal length of your 'camera'.


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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) publicly admitted she would have voted against the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) after September 11, 2001 – against the perpetrators of the deadliest terrorist attack in history.
Ocasio-Cortez made the shocking admission during yet another feisty Twitter exchange, this time with fellow Democrat Rep. Juan Vargas (D-Calif.), who criticized Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) for her anti-Semitism. (Breitbart)
Vargas tweeted:
It is disturbing that Rep. Omar continues to perpetuate hurtful anti-Semitic stereotypes that misrepresent our Jewish community. Additionally, questioning support for the U.S.-Israel relationship is unacceptable. (1/2)
— Rep. Juan Vargas (@RepJuanVargas) March 4, 2019
Israel has and remains a stalwart ally of the United States because of our countries' shared interests and values. I condemn her remarks and believe she should apologize for her offensive comments. (2/2)
Ocasio-Cortez, rallying to Omar's side, claimed that Vargas was arguing "that it's unacceptable to even *question* US foreign policy."
I'm curious if Rep. Vargas will further explain his stance here that it's unacceptable to even *question* US foreign policy.
Plenty of Dem members have asserted that discussion + debate on this issue is fair and merited. Is this stance a departure from that? https://t.co/2tcelsxFCU
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 5, 2019
She then went on to cite the Iraq War, and claimed, erroneously, that Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) was the only member of Congress to support it.
I remember a time when it was "unacceptable" to question the Iraq War.
All of Congress was wrong, including both GOP & Dem Party, and led my generation into a disastrous + wrong war that virtually all would come to regret, except for the one member who stood up: Barbara Lee.
In fact, Lee cast the lone vote against the AUMF on Sep. 14, 2001, following the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, which killed nearly 3,000 Americans.
Ocasio-Cortez quickly corrected herself; however, she insisted that Lee's vote to oppose military action against al-Qaeda after 9/11 was correct and implied she would have done the same.
(But honestly we shouldn't have been in either, and we should end the AUMF now while we're at it)
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Colour is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers, and the soul is the piano with many strings.
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Cézanne: the first true modern?
'Painting from nature is not copying the object', Paul Cézanne wrote, it is 'realizing one's sensations'. Cézanne was in a kind of dialogue with the impressionists. Like them, he continued to paint traditional subject matter but he explored it in ways that many of his contemporaries found odd or even shocking. Cézanne's analytical approach to nature and his way of building form with colour were at odds with his impressionist friends. They sought what was fleeting in nature; Cézanne searched for its eternal essence. Where the impressionists saw water as best able to refract light and reveal movement, in Cézanne's painting 'Banks of the River Marne' there are no ripples and everything is still. Where the impressionists saw change as representing reality, Cézanne concentrated on the relationship of objects. He saw the world as a plane uniting all the essential underlying connections of the universe. Can Cézanne's influence on the development of Western modernism be overstated? The collectors Shchukin and Morozov came to believe that he was the first true modern, and his influence can be detected in the works of so many artists, including Henri Matisse who once called Cézanne 'a sort of god'.
Sergey Shchukin's collection of works by Paul Gauguin was unrivalled. He filled his dining room with the artist's paintings, hung closely together to form a wall of what looked like golden icons. To a Russian like Shchukin, a wall of icons symbolised the Heavenly Kingdom, a world of saints and angels, so it must have seemed a suitable form for a display of Gauguin's 'exotic' peoples and their spiritual beliefs. Gauguin travelled to Tahiti twice in search of what he called a 'primitive paradise'. 'The month of Mary' was painted during his second stay. Its direct reference was a sculptural relief from the temple of Borobudur in Java, a photograph of which Gauguin carried around with him. But it also refers to the Virgin Mary and reveals Gauguin's desire to unite traditional Christian motifs with his own 'primitivist' mythology. Gauguin was constantly striving to develop a new style. He started out showing with the impressionists, working closely with Pissarro. Then he went through a phase of admiring Cézanne above all others. He continued his move away from impressionism and wanted to 'synthesise' his approach to nature with feeling, to create a symbolic register of flat patterns and pure colour. Later, he would be called a 'post-impressionist', one of that generation whose work derived from, and reacted to, impressionism.
Drawn from the unparalleled collections of the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, the exhibition presents some of the towering figures of modern art. It captures the ebullience, idealism and confidence of artists as they freed themselves from tradition. Documenting the seismic shifts that took place in European painting in the years after 1900, it encapsulates a defining moment in art history.
The Hermitage doesn't just house some of the world's greatest artworks. Around 70 well-cared-for cats live in the basement of the Winter Palace and around the grounds, ostensibly to protect the art from mice and rats.
Feline security guards have stalked the halls since at least 1745 when Empress Elizabeth issued a decree for suitable rodent-catchers to be sent to the palace from Kazan (along with someone to look after them).
Today, a different band of kitties (no relation) is a tourist attraction in their own right, celebrated at the annual Day of the Hermitage Cat, and looked after by museum volunteers. One of them – Achilles, a deaf white cat said to have psychic powers – became famous for his predictions during the 2018 World Cup football competition in Russia and has his own Instagram account @Achillcat.
Sergey Shchukin's son Ivan once recalled his father saying of Pablo Picasso: 'This is the future'. Shchukin went on to amass some 50 Picassos that he would later hang all together in their own room in his Trubetskoy Palace. He seemed bewitched by the artist and spent long hours – sometimes weeks – letting new works speak to him until he understood them. It can't have been easy: cubism was a rupture, breaking all ties with the past and rejecting all accepted painterly values. Shchukin was introduced to Picasso in 1908 at the Bateau-Lavoir in Montmartre by his friend and art advisor, the artist Henri Matisse. That same year Shchukin first saw Picasso's revolutionary 'Demoiselles d'Avignon'. He was reportedly shocked, but he later bought a work that issued directly from it: 'Woman with a fan'.


Join us for the second annual charity golf tournament and dinner social. Spend the day on the beautiful, 18-hole championship course and later enjoy dinner and an auction with incredible prize packages. All contributions will be used to support local San Diego charities.
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package com.gospel.ingest.query;

import java.io.IOException;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.Logger;

import net.sf.sprockets.google.Place;
import net.sf.sprockets.google.Places;
import net.sf.sprockets.google.Places.Field;
import net.sf.sprockets.google.Places.Params;
import net.sf.sprockets.google.Places.Response;
import net.sf.sprockets.google.Places.Response.Status;

import com.gospel.ingest.misc.QueryLimitReachedException;
import com.gospel.ingest.misc.UnableToQueryGooglePlaces;

public class DetailedPlaceFinder {

  private static final Logger LOG = LogManager.getLogger(GeoLocationQuerier.class);

  public Place findDetailedPlace(Place place) throws UnableToQueryGooglePlaces, QueryLimitReachedException{
    Place detailedPlace;
    try {
      Response<Place> request = Places.details(new Params().reference(place.getReference()),
          Field.ADDRESS,
          Field.EVENTS,
          Field.FORMATTED_ADDRESS,
          Field.FORMATTED_PHONE_NUMBER,
          Field.GEOMETRY,
          Field.ICON,
          Field.INTL_PHONE_NUMBER,
          Field.MATCHED_SUBSTRINGS,
          Field.NAME,
          Field.OPEN_NOW,
          Field.PHOTOS,
          Field.PRICE_LEVEL,
          Field.RATING,
          Field.REVIEWS,
          Field.TERMS,
          Field.TYPES,
          Field.URL,
          Field.UTC_OFFSET,
          Field.VICINITY,
          Field.WEBSITE);

     detailedPlace = request.getResult();

     if(Status.OVER_QUERY_LIMIT.toString().equals(request.getStatus().toString())){
       throw new QueryLimitReachedException("Query limit reached.");
     }

      if(detailedPlace != null){
        if(LOG.isDebugEnabled()){
          LOG.debug("Place found: "
              + "name[" + detailedPlace.getName() + "] "
              + "website[" + detailedPlace.getWebsite() + "] "
              + "latitude[" + detailedPlace.getLatitude() + "] "
              + "longitude[" + detailedPlace.getLongitude() + "]");
        }
      }
    } catch (IOException e) {
      LOG.error("Could not query for " + place.getName() + " details", e);
      throw new UnableToQueryGooglePlaces("Could not query for " + place.getName() + " details", e);
    }

    return detailedPlace;
  }
}

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Support early in life key to Indigenous well-being, MMIWG inquiry hears in Iqaluit
The importance of health and well-being in early life for Indigenous people were highlighted Tuesday afternoon at the federal inquiry for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, as four days of hearings in Iqaluit reached their halfway point.
Dr. Janet Smylie testified Tuesday afternoon before commissioners; Inuit perspectives panel wrapped in a.m.
Garrett Hinchey · CBC News · Posted: Sep 11, 2018 6:23 PM CT | Last Updated: September 12, 2018
Dr. Janet Smylie, a Cree-Metis physician, testified Tuesday on Indigenous health and wellbeing at the inquiry hearings in Iqaluit. (Garrett Hinchey/CBC)
The importance of health and well-being in early life for Indigenous people — and their ties to colonial violence — were highlighted Tuesday afternoon at the federal inquiry for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, as four days of hearings in Iqaluit reached their halfway point.
The second panel of the four-day institutional hearing featured Dr. Janet Smylie, a Cree-Métis physician with over 25 years of experience. Smylie was certified as both an expert and knowledge keeper by commissioners prior to her testimony, indicating her extensive experience and knowledge in the field of Indigenous health.
Read the live blog replay from Tuesday's hearing
Smylie gave a "strength-based" testimony, focusing on positive examples and best practices for Indigenous health in Canada.
"I think we've heard a lot of the problems already," she explained.
Much of her evidence pointed to the importance of early life supports and well-being to long-term mental health. She cited Indigenous midwifery programs as positive examples to learn from, explaining that Indigenous midwives traditionally encompass more than just prenatal care, providing counselling services, treating sick children, and intervening in instances of family violence.
Inuit midwives keep pregnant women closer to home and family
"It's longstanding, it's continuous, and it's something that's happened in almost every Indigenous, Métis and Inuit community I've been to," she said. "It's about health and wellbeing across the life cycle... it doesn't just start when somebody's pregnant."
Smylie cited numerous studies that demonstrate the impact of early care and relationships on long-term health outcomes. She tied in an Indigenous perspective by explaining that many positive practices are rooted in culture, including "small ceremonies" — simple family gatherings, like sitting down to a meal.
"Maybe this sounds very simple," she says. "But that's the thing... it seems simple until you've lost it."
The display sitting between commissioners and witnesses at the hearings in Iqaluit. It's filled with traditional items, including a birchbark basket, okpik (owl) dolls and biscuits. (Garrett Hinchey/CBC)
'I think we could lead the way'
Smylie said ensuring proper early development for youth is rooted in the health of the collective, and has been disrupted by colonial policies, high food prices, racism, and "fast lifestyles" — a culture increasingly spending time in front of screens and on social media.
"The mainstream public health literature can't keep up with the impacts to how fast the screens are evolving," she said. "But I think we could lead the way.
"We have a lot of experience of that [unplugged living], and we are still practicing it, despite all those attempts at disruption."
During cross examination, Smylie was asked specifically about breastfeeding, agreeing that it should be considered a traditional food and that diminishing breastfeeding rates in Indigenous communities is a form of colonization.
Specifically asked if institutions that remove children from their mothers at an early age — sometimes denying them breastfeeding after just three days — is a form of colonial violence, Smylie agreed.
"If we just looked at mental health outcomes... that is definitely critically interfering with the development of the child. And that doesn't even take into account the mental health for a mother... for the mother, it's comparable to the death of a child."
Smylie's cross-examination will conclude Wednesday morning, before she is questioned directly by commissioners.
Commissioners question Inuit witnesses
Earlier Tuesday, commissioners concluded the first panel of the hearing, focused on the Inuit experience.
Elisapi Davidee Aningmiuq, Hagar Idlout-Sudlovenick, and Inukshuk Aksalnik during Tuesday's cross-examination, accompanied by legal counsel. (Garrett Hinchey/CBC)
After testifying Monday, Elisapi Davidee Aningmiuq, Hagar Idlout-Sudlovenick, and Inukshuk Aksalnik were specifically asked by commissioner Michéle Audette — joining the hearing by videoconference — what recommendations the commission must include in its final report.
Loss of Inuit culture highlighted at MMIWG inquiry in Iqaluit
Davidee Aningmiuq focused her suggestion on delivering additional cultural funding to communities for family wellness programs, foreshadowing Smylie's testimony on the importance of early health.
"It's important to include the children," she said. "Because they are our future. They need the confidence that they are going to grow up loving, healthy, and positive contributors to their family, and the territory."
Idlout-Sudlovenick and Aksalnik, representing the Qikiqtani Truth Commission, recommended that the RCMP examine its own history of violence against Indigenous women and girls. Earlier, the pair testified that they had heard multiple stories during their own commission regarding sexual violence by RCMP members against Inuit in communities, having evidence that the federal government was aware of the problem as far back as 1958.
"I think it would be transformative for the RCMP," Idlout-Sudlovenick said. "This history would be one way to serve those who have waited for so long to see themselves in one of Canada's oldest and most pervasive institutions."
Garrett Hinchey
Copy Editor/Reporter
Garrett Hinchey is a Métis journalist based in his hometown of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, where has worked since 2014. He has worked as CBC North's social media editor, copy editor, and as a multimedia reporter.
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Day 2 of MMIWG hearings in Iqaluit


It's been several months, and I just wanted to say I miss seeing you walk across the street to let me shoot your Nerf gun and bow and arrows and discuss history, weapons, and space.
A lot was going on this past summer when Mrs. Ankony and I were planning our move, and I didn't have the chance to show you my firearms books. I was meaning to give you one, but I had filled them with so many handwritten notes over so many years, they had become like dear friends, and I was moving away from too many real friends already. So I ordered the enclosed Jane's Infantry Weapons 1985‑86 for you, for Christmas.
This copy is used, but it's from a key period in history and depicts many weapons from the Cold War that are still in use today. I bought the first edition of Jane's in 1974. I was working as a police officer and was into buying and selling military weapons. I still have the book and refer to it often. I once owned many of the weapons you see in the book. My favorite was a live U.S. M2 Browning .50-caliber heavy-barreled machine gun. I miss the pieces I no longer have, but I'm grateful I live in a country where I can own military firearms.
Jane's is the most comprehensive book on infantry weapons. It also teaches history, physics, and technology. And with a book, unlike any plastic reading gadget of today, you can feel and smell the wood fiber, heft the weight of it in your hand, and sense the wealth of knowledge inside. More importantly, you can underline key points and write in the margins and cover, saving all those special pieces of information you discover.
I have long felt that small arms and propellants pretty much peaked in World War II. The best firearms of that war could stand up to any of today's. The only real difference—and this is major—is the electronic attachments. But the underlying weapons are essentially the same. So other than the lighter plastic stocks and aluminum frames, and speedier manufacturing processes, small arms reached a plateau seventy years ago, and real change won't happen till a radical new propellant or other form of directed energy is developed that can be carried by an infantry soldier.
Radical change doesn't often happen in firearms, but it did occur once before, when the Henry repeating rifle and the Spencer carbine were developed during the U.S. Civil War. Both weapons were revolutionary because other rifles were cumbersome single-shot muzzle loaders, whereas the Henry and the Spencer, with their metallic cartridges, were rapid-firing magazine-fed repeaters.
You're 9, but I've always believed that you will do well in life because you have the unbeatable combination of an inquisitive, logical mind and a warm heart. That's special, and that's why I called you "Professor"—a title earned by someone with critical-thinking skills and expertise in their field of study.
So Merry Christmas, Professor Zach! I hope you enjoy the book and all the exciting years to come.


1. Thanks to everyone who came to Choir Registration and/or Curriculum Night Monday night. It was great to see everyone and we had over 130 parents in attendance for Choir Registration.
2. If you missed choir registration for your student, you received an email this morning with information about that.
We wanted to give you one additional update today. Our hope is to not email you every day once we are up an running. Thanks for your patience.
1. Verify that your singer has been fitted for a uniform. Tomorrow after school or during lunch are our two remaining times to complete this task. All singers must come in to be fitted for a uniform by the end of school on Friday.
2. Voice Lessons are available for singers during class. Click the Voice Lesson Form for more information.
3. Reminder that every singer needs to complete their forms and plan to pay their choir fee (which is separate from Pay to Play). This can be done online or by cash or check (made out to CHS Choir Boosters). Click this link to print the forms at home and send them with your singer tomorrow!
4. We still need volunteers for our Choir Registration next Monday as well as events throughout the year. We ask that all parents complete the CISD Volunteer Background Checkbefore completing our online volunteer form.
5. Check out the information about our CHS Curriculum Night as well as Choir Registration that has been sent out by clicking here! Be sure to note the information about supplies.
6. A Cappella Choir Members (5th Period) should purchase an All-State Packet as soon as possible if they have not already done so and complete the TMEA Parent and Student Information Form by Friday. If you need information about where to purchase these packets, send us an email!
7. Respira Auditions will happen for girls new to CHS Choir on Sept. 8. This is optional, but we want any new choir members to have the opportunity if they would like to audition join the group. Click this link for more information.
Thanks again for your patience as we do our best to communicate all the necessary information here at the beginning of the school year. We are so excited about all the potential this year holds!
Today we had one of our two uniform fitting times from 4-5 PM after school and we were glad to have several singers. If your singer has still not been fitted for a uniform, they MUST attend on Thursday from 4-5 PM OR come by during their lunch this week to be fitted for a uniform. Please help us encourage them to get this completed if they have not done so already.
This year our Spring Trip is to New York. We do this once every four years and ALL choir members are eligible to participate. It is optional. For more information about this trip, check out the trip information and contract on our website by clicking here. Be sure to plan to make your deposit of $60 at Choir Registration.
Reminder that Choir Registration is Monday evening 4:30-6:30 pm next week (Aug. 29) just prior to CHS Curriculum Night . All singers will need to have one parent come on their behalf. Choir students are not required to attend. This night is where the parents will drop off supplies, verify all payments are made, all forms are submitted and pick up uniforms for the year. If you are available to volunteer to help us run this event, feel free to sign up to help online by clicking here. For more information on this event and how to get finished faster, check out or online evite that we sent last night!
Finally, feel free to watch our First Day of Choir Video that some of the upperclassmen put together. They did a great job!!
We are so glad to have your singer in choir. It has been a great start to the year. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to let us know.
If you have any questions, let us know! We are so excited to have your singers in choir at CHS.
Voice Lesson Forms – Fill it out and bring it with you to camp TODAY!
Let us know if you have any questions! See you tonight.
Be certain you purchase the Large School Women or Mens Packets.
Since your singers will be the backbone of the CHS Choir Program this year, we know that you will be the backbone of our Booster Organization by volunteering to help with choir events throughout the year.
Please take a moment as you have time to review the volunteer opportunities and sign up as you are able to help.
Our first big event if Choir Registration on August 29 as well as the make up date on September 6th.
Thanks in advance for helping us have a successful year through your presence as a volunteer.


How do we book a photo session?
You can give us a call so we can go over available dates and times and chat about what you would like for your photo shoot. You can also email to get the process started.
We have fantastic options available for locations based on your personal style. When you book your session we can chat about you and your style and I can give you great ideas for locations that would be a perfect fit for you. Some clients have locations in mind that are sentimental to them, or places they love to go. That is also a great option. The important thing about the location is that it is a great fit for you. SBP is based out of the Kooskia, Idaho. We photograph all around the Clearwater valley.
Please book your session early. We tend to book up very quickly during the spring, summer, and fall months. It is a good idea to book 2-4 months in advance to allow for space availability. We photograph all year long, though many seniors like to get their session booked during the months that school is out for the summer. It gets super busy during the school year for High School Seniors especially those involved in sports and extracurricular activities.
A $50 deposit is due at the time your session is booked to hold your appointment date. This deposit goes toward your session fee, and the balance for your session is due on the day of your session before photography begins. Payment for print orders is due at time of your order is placed. We do also offer a payment plan option.
What happens if it rains on the day of my outdoor session?
In the unfortunate event of rain during a scheduled outdoor session we will reschedule for another day.
Session fee deposit is non-refundable but may be applied to a future session if a 24 hour notice is given. If you or your child is feeling ill, please call to reschedule, regardless of the time frame. We are happy to reschedule your session due to illness. We're always happy to answer any questions you might have. Email us or call directly at anytime during the process.


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PPP's Youman Nabi Message 2018
On this auspicious occasion of Youman Nabi, the People's Progressive Party (PPP) takes this opportunity to extend best wishes to all Guyanese, particularly the Muslim communities here in Guyana and across the Diaspora.
The day of Youman Nabi is very dear to our Muslim brothers and sisters as both the birth and death anniversaries of Islam's Holy Prophet Mohammad are observed. Its significance offers much pertinent lessons in humility, contentment, respect and love among mankind.
In reflecting on the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet there are also universal lessons for forgiveness and tolerance.
Our Party firmly believes that the messages from these lessons offer much guidance and if heeded by all can aid in the realization of peace, love and brotherhood across the world.
Our national festivals and holidays continue to be that vital conduit of togetherness, tolerance and the forging of unity as we work collectively towards achieving the national goal of one people with a common destiny.
Best wishes to all who will be involved in the various activities and for peace to continue to prevail.
IAC's Youman Nabi Message 2018
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woohoo, another first post, I logged in at the perfect time tonight. Love your designs, very clever!
Love the foiled sentiment on your first card. Who can resist donuts? Sweet second card!
FABULOUS cards Jen - LOVE the designs of both!!!
WOW - how exciting to foil the sentiment - it adds POP to the SWEET words and BEAUTIFUL font!!!
Love the star burst card. So fun.
They're both sweet as can be, but I'm hooked on the donuts about you card!
I am totally in love with your little coffee card! All that luscious pink and the Silly Stitched edges.....fantastic!!
I enjoyed seeing how you combined patterns and fonts!
Cool design on the first one and I like the heart banner on the donut/coffee card.
Great bold effect on your first card. Love the subtle effect of the Silly Stitches on your second. Both really Cool!
Your donut card is just fantastic!! Definitely made me think of donuts when I saw it as everything coordinates perfectly!
Your two cards are so sweet! Great new products!
I love both of these sweet cards. You did a great job.
Love that little raccoon with the heart balloon!
Very nice cards...love the foiling on the first and the sentiment on the cup.
The coffee and donuts card is amazing!! I love how you created the look of a donut with the stitched circle die and the sprinkle paper is perfect!! Also that raccoon is too cute! The sunburst behind him really makes that card pop!
Great cards! Love the Coffee Cozy set and that adorable raccoon!
Great cards. Love the sunburst die!
Love both of your fabulous cards.


I am a London based mixed media artist however my inspirations remain quite wild. I grew up on a rugged sheep farm on Dartmoor with lots of brothers and sisters and a menagerie of animals. Bizarrely with life's twists and turns I now find myself using wool as my preferred artistic medium of choice.
Wool has unique properties like no other art medium, amazing vibrancy, texture and depth. It provides a very raw emotional feeling to landscape and a sense of aliveness to my bird portraits. I am also experimenting with abstract work and music improvisation on the piano exploring streams of consciousness versus deliberate intervention. It makes for a fascinating journey.
Recently shortlisted for the National Open Art Prize, my work is exhibited widely across the UK and is held in private collections at home and abroad.


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Spent Convictions Bill welcomed but legislation could go further in reducing barriers to reintegration - IPRT
IPRT MEDIA ADVISORY
The Irish Penal Reform Trust has today (Friday, 5th May, 2012) broadly welcomed the publication of the Criminal Justice (Spent Convictions) Bill 2012 as a very positive step in supporting the rehabilitation of offenders. IPRT particularly welcomes the raising of the maximum limit to 12 months imprisonment and the shortening of the rehabilitation periods to 3-7 years as improvements on previous proposals. However, some issues remain which must be resolved in order to get the balance right between public safety and reducing barriers to reintegration for those who have moved on from offending behaviour.
Speaking today, Liam Herrick, Executive Director of IPRT said:
"IPRT very much welcomes the introduction of this Bill, which represents an improvement on previous proposals and brings Ireland into line with all other European countries which give less serious offenders a second chance. At the same time, we believe that the legislation could go further than is currently proposed in terms of raising the maximum sentence covered by the bill, in shortening the rehabilitative periods, and in reconsidering the blanket exclusions of certain categories of employment, such as all persons working with children. To this end, IPRT will be engaging with groups working with children and for children's rights to bring forward specific proposals which will strike the best balance between child protection and ensuring that irrelevant and historic minor convictions don't exclude individuals from working in schools or with young people."
Ireland is the only country in the EU which has no scheme for expungement of criminal convictions, and the introduction of the Criminal Justice (Spent Convictions) Bill 2012 now presents an opportunity to build on international experience and get it right. To this end, the Irish Penal Reform Trust is calling for a number of aspects to be strengthened:
12-month limit: While the limit of 12-months as the maximum sentence to which the legislation will apply is an improvement on the 6-months originally proposed, IPRT believes the Bill should extend to at least 30 months. (In the UK, a 2011 review of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (1974) judged the limit of 30 month sentences to be too restrictive.)
Rehabilitative periods: Although the rehabilitative periods of 3-7 years represent an improvement on those originally proposed, IPRT believes that these could be shortened to 2-4 years. The length of the required period of rehabilitation must be proportionate to the seriousness of the offence committed, and yet must not be so long as to be discouraging.
Exclusions from the Scheme: While IPRT supports the inclusion of a higher threshold for working with children and vulnerable adults, IPRT believes that a blanket exclusion on these wide areas of employment is too broad. Instead, the relevance of the conviction to the position sought should be considered. Whether this issue should be tackled by way of legislation or codes of practice remains to be seen, but jurisdictions such as Australia have found ways of distinguishing relevant from irrelevant convictions in this area. See for example here (Australia).
Discrimination against those with criminal records:
The Spent Convictions Bill should introduce the prohibition of discrimination in employment, education and in access to goods and services on the basis of criminal convictions. Wider issues of data protection, the 'right to be forgotten', and the need for greater regulation of Garda Vetting information must also be addressed.
For all media enquiries, please contact:
Fíona Ní Chinnéide, Campaigns & Communications Officer: 087 181 2990
1. Criminal Justice (Spent Convictions) Bill 2012
Published today (Friday 4th May 2012), the Bill is available here: http://www.oireachtas.ie/documents/bills28/bills/2012/3412/b34112s.pdf
2. Currently no 'second chance' legislation in Ireland
Ireland is currently the only country in the EU, and one of few in the Council of Europe area, which does not* have legislation allowing for convictions to be considered spent following a set rehabilitative period. (In the UK, the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act was passed in 1974, nearly 40 years ago.) Among the organisations who have called for fair and effective Spent Convictions legislation are the Irish Human Rights Commission, the Law Society of Ireland, the Law Reform Commission, the Equality Authority, the National Economic and Social Forum, Business in the Community Ireland, and organisations working for the rehabilitation of offenders.
* Under the Children Act 2001, there is provision for the expungement of most criminal convictions where the crime was committed when the person was aged under 18.
3. IPRT Briefing on Spent Convictions
A short document outlining the current situation with regard to spent convictions and why enacting legislation is so important. See here.
4. Barrier to Rehabilitation
Irish and international research demonstrates that barriers to accessing employment and basic services are key factors in preventing convicted persons break the cycle of re-offending. For this reason, Spent Convictions legislation offers the essential incentives to individuals that where they have proven they have reformed, they can look forward to getting back into productive society.
5. Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) | www.iprt.ie
IPRT is Ireland's leading non-governmental organisation campaigning for the rights of everyone in prison and the progressive reform of Irish penal policy, with prison as a last resort.


In our first ever giveway, we have 3 pieces of our first limited batch of Original IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tags up for grabs!
The Tags are electron-plated aluminium in a black/bronze finish, with double-sided laser-marked inscriptions (SUNNY 16 Chart + Invisible Ph t grapher Asia Insignia). Each tag comes with a rubber guard silencer and a steel ball chain.
Due to the huge response to our Giveaway call, we have decided to give away more IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tags. Here are the 15 final Winners.
If your name and link has been posted as one of the 15 Winners, please contact us by sending an email to [email protected] for verification and arrangement. Please include "IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag Giveaway Winner – (Your Name)" in the email title.
Much thanks to all who participated. We've got more giveaways lined up so do support us by spreading the word.
hope there will be another dog tag give-away.
wow conrats to the winners.
Much thanks to everyone who participated. Entry to this Giveaway is now closed. Winners will be announced on our Facebook Page and Community Forum, and contacted shortly. Exact date: TBC as we have so many entries.
It's so cool not to want one!
I WANT ONE !!! =D !
Here's my post on flickr!
I want an IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag! If I got this tag,it will be the best Chinese Lunar New Year present I`ve got!
I've posted it on my facebook wall!
Thanks for the cool offer IPA!!
Hell yeah I want one of those dog tags..
I definitely want one! you guys are great! I'm into photography too. Thanks guys!
Like the way you present your stories and posted, as required for obtaining a sunny 16 dog tag, athe picture and link on my facebookpage.
You Want It, The Wan It It More, I WANT MOST..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
31/01/11 UPDATE: Due to the overwhelming response, we have decided to give away 10 Dog Tags! Last day for Giveaway 1 today – Entries after 11.59pm 31/01/11 SIN Time will not be eligible.
I've posted on my blog and also linked your give away on the sidebar of my blog.
I've shared this on my FB wall too!
Here's the link to where I uploaded the photo!
This stuff is terrific, truly want one!!
Who wouldn't want such an Awesome Tag???
I want an IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag << wow!!
I just read about this awesome give-aways. I'm not a pro and still learning.
I am so desperate for one now!!! Pls pick me!
Hi everyone, we'll be selecting the Giveaway 1 winners next week and contacting them. Thanks for the great response! Cheers!
Hi Swe Hao, Thanks for your comment. We're a small indie outfit so unfortunately we don't have deep pockets and don't have enough to sell yet. We're looking into making more soon to meet the demand.
i've just posted it on my flickr!
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Our next round of Giveaways will be announced in our Community Forums.
Posted on my tumblr, love to have these thanks!
Yay! Thanks for giving away the dog tags! Thanks IPA!
I want an IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag… cmon guys… i really want it… pls? pls? pls?
Really admire the works of the idea behind IPA. I'll love to own one of these tags! Check it out on my facebook!
i'd really love to have this dog tag…!!!
I want it so bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is just so very useful for the muddle-brain like me. and its so chic its a statement.
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Thanks again & help us spread the word.
I want an IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag!
Very nice item! I'd certainly like to add one to my kit.
Don't you wish your dog tag is hot like THIS !?
hi, hope i'm one of the lucky winners, really love to have one of these dogtags….
hey guys! i want the awesome Sunny 16 Dog Tag!
I want it soooo bad….
Keep up the good work mate!!!!
My link address got deleted. Da-yum!
Love what you guys are doing with this.
I want an IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag !
Thanks so much for the great response so far.
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I posted the pic on my Facebook and Tumblr accounts. Thanks IPA!
please give me one.. please.. please..
Just posted it! I am crossing my fingers because no matter how much I want the dog tag for myself, I am going to give it to my bf who's a photographer/videographer. He introduced me to this form of art and I have been in love with it since then.
This one is so nice.
I'm surely getting my sunny dog tags rite?
I really want this tag so bad!
I want a IPA Sunny 16 Dog Tag! Awesome! :).
hi, i already posted the sunny 16 dog tag in my facebook account.
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Pure Elegance Dresses is an independent boutique in Beaconsfield specialising in beautiful dresses for proms and special occasions. Cindi wanted a website that would showcase her collection in a scrolling display so visitors can get a flavour of the range and book an appointment to visit. She also needed clear and consistent branding so we worked together to come up with a logo design and brand colours to use across all her marketing activities.


Hi! I'm Jacqui Robbins. I grew up in Pennsylvania, Florida, and Connecticut. I graduated from Yale University with a degree in Theater and Anthropology. I thought I might be a famous theater director, but decided to work with children instead. I was a drama teacher, a director in residence, an SAT tutor, a bookstore shelver and story-reader, and had one job that made me do nothing but type, before I realized what I really wanted was to teach children to read and write.
I taught at Ancona School and North Kenwood-Oakland Charter School in Chicago and at Wissahickon Charter School in Philadelphia. I made up stories for my students about the hard parts of being friends. Peacemaking is my second favorite thing to teach (after reading and writing).
When my daughter was born and Atheneum agreed to publish The New Girl...And Me, I tried to be a mother and a teacher and a writer at the same time. That was too much, so I decided to take a break from teaching and write full time. Now, I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan with my husband, two children, and two crazy cats.
Click on a question to see the answer. If you have any questions that are not answered here, please contact me.
Are you more like Shakeeta or Mia?
I have been writing since I could write. Even when I didn't know I wanted to be a writer, I always wrote stories and letters. When I announced to my friends that I was going to stop teaching for a while and be a writer, one of them said, "Jacqui, you have always been a writer."
I get my ideas from my classroom. None of the characters are real students, but they are all situations with which children deal at school. I got frustrated when I was teaching at how easy making friends seemed to be in books. In real life, sometimes people get punched in the head!
I write everything in a cheap spiral notebook first. I know it's old-fashioned, but I like the feeling of handwriting; it slows me down and lets me think as I write. When I finish a story or a chapter, I leave it be for a few days. Then I write the whole thing over. Sometimes I do that many times. Next, I type it onto the computer, and fix it some more while I type. When I think it's ready, I share it with my critique group. Then I edit it again with their ideas. When I finally think, "Ah. It's done. It's perfect." I send it to my agent, Jodi Reamer. Sure enough, I usually have to write it all over again. Good thing I am a fast writer and typer!
I have a beautiful green and dark wood writing desk in my study, surrounded by books and a china tea set and all sorts of notebooks and fancy pens. I never can get anything written there. Usually I go to a coffee shop or my mom and dad's apartment when they're not there. Sometimes I go to the library, but I don't get a lot done -- I love to read too much!
When I was young, I loved My Fierce Tiger, by James Hepburn, and The Perils of Penelope, which stars Bert and Ernie. When I got older, I liked Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles and everything Judy Blume wrote. One of the best parts of being a writer was getting to meet Judy Blume at an event for my editor, Richard Jackson. All these years I thought if I met her I would tell her all about how much I loved her books and how they inspired me. Instead, we talked about cupcakes and lip balm, but it was still great.
Even now, though, Katherine Paterson might be my favorite author ever. I reread Bridge to Terabithia in the library this past summer and just cried and cried. Everyone thought I was crazy (they were probably right).
I love to read my children Peggy Rathmann's Good Night Gorilla and Ten Minutes to Bedtime. We also read Close Your Eyes, by Kate Banks, Arnold Lobel's Frog and Toad books, and Michael Rosen's poetry.
And don't even get me started on all the books I like for grown-ups; this answer is too long already!
I am definitely more like Mia. I am shy until I know people are safe; then I don't stop talking. I always watched people like Mia does and thought a lot about how to make friends. My second book, Two of a Kind, which came out in 2009, is also about a little girl thinking about friendships. When she read it, my sister said, "First Mia, now this? We get it: you were a loser. Write about something else." So my third book, Desmond's New Shoes, is about a little boy who can't sit still and is always in trouble. Can you guess what my sister was like when she was little?
You can read more about my previous and future books on the books page.


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Europamesterskabet i håndbold for kvinder i 2002 var den femte EM-slutrunde for kvinder, og den blev afholdt i Danmark i perioden 6. – 15. december 2002. Kampene blev spillet i Farum, Helsinge og Århus.

For første gang deltog 16 lande, som først spillede en indledende runde med 4 grupper á 4 hold. De tre bedste hold fra hver gruppe gik videre til hovedrunden om placeringerne 1-12, hvor der blev spillet i 2 grupper á 6 hold. De to bedste hold i hver gruppe gik videre til semifinalerne, mens nr. 3 og 4 spillede placeringskampe.

 vandt EM-turneringen, efter finalesejren over  med cifrene 25-22. Det danske hold gik ubesejret igennem hele turneringen, med i alt 8 sejre i 8 kampe.

Indledende runde

Hovedrunde

Slutspil

Oversigt

Semifinaler

7. plads kamp

5. plads kamp

Bronzekamp

Finalekamp

Rangering og All-Star hold

Rangering

Link: EHF-Euro.com

All-Star Hold
Målvogter:  Karin Mortensen
Venstre fløj:  Line Daugaard
Venstre back:  Ausra Fridrikas
Stregspiller:  Ljudmila Bodnijeva
Playmaker:  Kristine Andersen
Højre back:  Lina Olsson Rosenberg
Højre wing:   Stéphanie Cano
Bedste spiller:  Karin Mortensen
Chosen by team officials and EHF experts: EHF

Kilder / eksterne henvisninger
 EHF, EM-2002
 EM Handball Women | Denmark

2002 (kvinder)
Håndbold i 2002
Kvindehåndbold


You might experience wet stains on your ironing board cover or on the floor under the ironing board. There are a couple of things that are good to know.
When the foam or felt in your ironing board cover has worn out, this might cause condensation drips.
Replace your ironing board cover. You can also add an extra layer of material under the ironing board cover to prevent condensation on the ironing board. For the best solution, we recommend that you use the Philips Easy 8 ironing board with PerfectFlow cover (GC260) specially designed to avoid dripping on the board and floor.
Your iron is not defective.
Your Philips iron is equipped with high steam output (to produce powerful levels of steam). This helps to achieve great ironing results and easy crease removal but may cause condensation on the board cover, meaning the board or your clothes might get slightly damp. Also because of this, after a long ironing cycle, the floor under the ironing board might become a bit wet as well.
If your iron has an Eco mode available, using this can help you to lower the rate at which your iron will produce steam.


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Q: On Windows 10, grant a user rights to create, edit and delete files in the folder C:\VMs, but prevent deletion of the folder itself I need users to be able to access and modify contents in a folder C:\VMs. I'm using https://ss64.com/nt/icacls.html as a guide. At the bottom of the page there is a list of commands to do exactly what I need, but the first command is not working.
In Powershell I am typing
icacls.exe "C:\VMware" /inheritance:r /grant:r testuser:(OI) (CI) (F)

and am getting the error
The term 'OI' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet...

I've tried various iterations using different spacing and quotations and the likes but have not had any luck.

A: The problem is that brackets have a special meaning in Powershell.  They must be quoted if they are to be passed as-is to an external program.  The article you link to assumes that you are using the legacy command shell, which does not give brackets a special meaning in this context.
One way to make this work is to use the backtick as an escape character:
icacls test /grant Everyone:`(OI`)`(CI`)`(RX`)

Since you are running Windows 10, you can use the stop-parsing symbol instead:
icacls test --% /grant Everyone:(OI)(CI)(RX)

The stop-parsing symbol requires Powershell 3 or later, so it will not work out-of-the-box on a Windows 7 machine, but on Windows 10 you'll be fine.


Leading GP2 driver Antonio Giovinazzi has been given an opportunity to drive Ferrari?s Formula One simulator.
Giovinazzi, whose fourth GP2 win on Saturday gives the rookie more victories than any other driver so far this year, visited the Maranello team today.
?It was a very enjoyable experience and I would like to thank Ferrari for this opportunity,? said Gionvinazzi following his run. ?However, now it?s straight back to concentrating fully on my GP2 programme for the rest of this season.?
Ferrari?s young driver programme was hit by the death of Jules Bianchi following a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi was in his second year of Formula One and was considered a potential future Ferrari driver.
The Italian team then parted ways with Giovinazzi?s GP2 rival Raffaele Marciello at the beginning of this season. Giovinazzi won Saturday?s Monza race after passing Marciello on the final lap.
Giovinazzi lies ten points behind Prema team mate and championship leader Pierre Gasly, who is backed by Red Bull, with four races remaining.


Lori HamiltonFor The Sun Times.
Members of the Cleburne County Search and Rescue Team gathered on March 13, 2018, for an open discussion on ways to advance their team. The meeting was led by Head Director Scott Cresswell, who is also Chief of the Pine/Snag Lobo Fire Department.
The Fire and Rescue Team consists of a diversified group of individuals, with wide-ranging amounts of expertise and training. All of the members are volunteer fireman from departments across the county who have united to form one cohesive unit. The team discussed what prerequisite training was necessary, what additional training was available, the knowledge and skills each department brings to the team, and the correct protocol to develop consistency and promote standardization within the team.
Fire and Rescue is a secondary group that assists other local emergency services when there is someone in distress, lost or missing, and in locating, rescuing, and giving aid to injured people in wilderness areas. Cresswell emphasized the importance of unified field command with the members and following the correct chain of command to lesson confusion at the scene and promote goodwill between the Agencies involved. Local churches have opened their doors to assist the group should there be a need. In an emergency event, the churches can be used as staging areas to keep traffic at a minimum, maintain order at the scene and give rescuers a place to assemble.
Members of the team are Scott Cresswell, Michael Chambers, Steven Cole, Jeremy McClung, Austin Miller, Phyllis Hipp, Chance Schueren, Andrew Hardwick, Brian Siler, Brandon Laster, Bo England, Jason Jones, Scott Duncan, Mike McElroy, Ethan Cresswell, Chris Hill, Colby McElroy, Lane Carter, Joanna Vaughan, Ethan Carlton, Karen Siler, Dean Galloway, Blake Tinnin, Cynthia Redd, Bobby Hill, Angela Parker, Ivery Hill, Bryce Burns, Mitchell Maples and Michael Dungon.
The 30 members of the Search and Rescue Team generously give of their time to provide a valuable service to our community in unfavorable circumstances. The skilled volunteer group is designed to search for, locate, and provide aid for those in distress or danger.


CHICAGO — JANUARY 31, 2019 — Uptake, a leading provider of industrial AI software, and Element, the provider of the only data hub designed to manage asset data for industrial organizations, have partnered to create an AI solution for industrial business. The solution automates data integration, data science model configuration and the production of insights that detect and prevent failures and trigger work orders.
With the massive amount of data generated by industrial assets, companies are increasingly searching for simple ways to turn this data into action that improves their bottom line. Data historians such as the OSIsoft PI Systemä are crucial for organizations to get data off of their assets in real time and into a centralized repository. This data then needs to be combined and correlated with data from other enterprise and public sources into a platform, where it can be analyzed. Traditionally, this process has been slow, manual and cost prohibitive.
The offering from Uptake and Element provides one AI solution that automates the onboarding of trusted, normalized data to curated data science models — built using industry expert content and pre-configured for specific equipment types.
Attending the ARC Industry Forum in Orlando and want to learn more? Email [email protected] to arrange a time in advance or visit Uptake at booth #45 or Element at booth #24.
Uptake is a leading provider of artificial intelligence and IoT software for industrial companies. We combine data analytics and machine learning with deep industry knowledge to create valuable outcomes like increased reliability, productivity and safety. Headquartered in Chicago with locations in Silicon Valley, Washington D.C., Toronto and Dubai, Uptake is used by global industrial customers of all sizes to leverage data, creating newfound efficiencies and competitive advantages.
Element unlocks industrial data, enabling modern analytics systems to find insights that transform operational performance, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars of value for customers. Today, asset data is siloed and underutilized. Element AssetHub connects, manages, and shares asset data across the enterprise by developing Asset Twins — dynamic digital representations of equipment. With Element, any person or system can have a 360-degree view of every asset.
For more information, visit www.elementanalytics.com.


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cellulose ether
The characteristics of daily chemical grade cellulose ether
By landcel@163.com|2022-12-02T07:04:18+00:00December 2nd, 2022|Product Applications|
Daily chemical grade hypromellose is a synthetic polymer made from refined cotton through chemical modification. Cellulose ether is a derivative of natural cellulose. The production of cellulose ether is different from synthetic polymers. Its basic material is cellulose, a natural polymer compound. Due to the particularity of the natural cellulose structure, the cellulose itself has
What is cellulose ether?
By landcel@163.com|2022-10-10T06:58:15+00:00October 10th, 2022|Industry knowledge|
Expanding the high value-added utilization of cellulose-based natural resources is the need of the national renewable resources development strategy, and is one of the hotspots in the development of global economy, energy and new materials. Cellulose ether is an important cellulose derivative. It is a general term for a variety of derivatives obtained from natural
Determination of cellulose ether quality by HPMC combustion
By landcel@163.com|2022-06-21T06:12:41+00:00June 21st, 2022|Industry News|
The quality of cellulose ether is influenced by many aspects, so how can we judge the quality of cellulose ether from the ash content of HPMC after combustion? First we need to understand what ash is. (1)Ash, also known as scorch residue, can simply be understood as impurities inside the product. They are naturally produced
Precautions when adding cellulose ether to putty powder
By landcel@163.com|2022-06-21T06:08:11+00:00June 21st, 2022|Product Applications|
Cellulose ether is commonly used in the fields of insulation mortar masterbatch, putty powder, asphalt roads and gypsum products, and have the ability to improve and enhance the characteristics of building materials and enhance the stability of production and construction suitability. The following is an introduction to the considerations caused by cellulose when using putty
What is the effect of cellulose ether viscosity on the performance of gypsum mortars?
Industry News, Product Applications
By landcel@163.com|2022-06-16T02:58:38+00:00June 16th, 2022|Industry News, Product Applications|
Viscosity is an important parameter for the performance of cellulose ethers. Generally speaking, the higher its viscosity, the better the water retention effect of the gypsum mortar. However, the higher the viscosity, the higher the molecular weight of the cellulose ether and the corresponding decrease in its solubility, which has a negative effect on the
Several factors influence the viscosity of hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose
By landcel@163.com|2022-06-16T02:50:59+00:00June 16th, 2022|Industry News|
The addition of hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose(HPMC) to the cementitious material has a thickening effect and the amount added determines the water requirement of the cementitious material and therefore affects the yield of the mortar. Several factors affecting the viscosity of hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose(HPMC): The higher the degree of polymerisation of the cellulose ether, the higher
Types of cellulose ethers and mechanism of action (I)
By landcel@163.com|2022-05-17T01:07:28+00:00May 17th, 2022|Industry News|
Water retention agent is the key admixture to improve the water retention performance of dry-mixed mortar, and is also one of the key admixtures to determine the cost of dry-mixed mortar materials, and its main source is cellulose ether. Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose ether, hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose is a general term for the reaction of alkali
What role does cellulose ether play in dry mortar?
Cellulose ether is a synthetic polymer made of natural cellulose as raw material by chemical modification. Cellulose ether is a derivative of natural cellulose, cellulose ether production and synthetic polymers are different. Its basic material is cellulose, a natural polymer compound. Due to the particularity of natural cellulose structure, cellulose itself has no ability to


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Alternative / Modern
A great Alt Rock album that I'll listen to often.
Hailing from Los Angeles, California, 9Electric formed in 2011 and released their 'Control' EP in 2014 before following it up with a debut full-length album entitled 'The Damaged Ones' in 2016. The band currently consists of lead vocalist Ron "Thunderwood" Underwood, guitarist Mikey Lopez, bassist Ginny Eck and drummer Nick Ramirez. 'Megalith' is their sophomore offering and mighty good it is too.
According to their press release the group hit the studio with one intention; "We stripped our sound down and got back to basics, writing songs that stood out on their own and weren't dependent on programming and production." It's a move that's worked well, although hints of an Electronic sound float to the surface intermittently. The production of Shawn McGhee doesn't let it stifle the sound so the guitar is more to the forefront. They also state that "it's the most honest record of our career"; with only two full albums and EP to their name, that's hardly a surprise but never mind.
For the most part it's straight-forward Modern/Alt Rock, but with some pretty cracking melodies that abound through the likes of the bouncy opener 'No Evil', the slinkier 'God And Man', 'Diabolical', 'Out Of Control', 'Dragging Me Down' and first single 'The Light' which features a duet with Butcher Babies' Carla Harvey.
Their cover of Gavin Degraw's 'I Don't Want To Be' gives the track a darker, more menacing feel and the sub-three-minute 'Breathe' is a punky blast. The record goes a little left-field with the unexpectedly acoustic-led 'Disposable Love' (but the electric solo is rather lovely), while 'Dark Matter' is a slow grinder and arguably the heaviest cut. 'Nothing 2 Lose' goes a little too Linkin Park for my tastes, but it doesn't prevent 'Megalith' from being a great Alt Rock album that I'll listen to often.
Ant Heeks


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Bird Island är en ö i Australien. Den ligger i delstaten Western Australia, omkring 40 kilometer sydväst om delstatshuvudstaden Perth.

Runt Bird Island är det tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är maj, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är februari, med  mm nederbörd.

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Öar i Western Australia