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Sizees Old Navy
Old Navy size chart
Old Navy size guide
Women Blazers and Jackets
The history of Old Navy
More and more people are willing to purchase goods in all sizes offered by the Old Navy brand. It was established in 1994 in America in order to become a firm with an image and profile different from its parent company, namely - Gap Inc. It quickly became appreciated by the aficionados of male and female clothing, due to the fact that the company offered a myriad of fashionable items and accessories, as well as took care of the size chart being adjusted to the needs of even the pickiest customers. Old Navy is still going strong, opening new branches and introducing its elegant, stylish, and still very affordable goods to prospective clients from all over the world. When it comes to sizing, both men and women can take advantage of goods varying from XS to XXL. Even though the owners of the brand are still focused on development and conquering new markets, it has to be stated at this point that the flagship stores have always been located in very specific places, including New York City, Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco, Manila, and Mexico City.
Women tops Old Navy Size Charts
Plus Tops - Numeric Sizes
Plus Tops - X Sizes
1X 45½ - 47
2X 49 - 51½
Tops - Numeric Sizes
12 38½ 30½
Tops - Alpha Sizes
L 38½ - 40½ 30½ - 32½
XL 42½ - 45 34½ - 37
XXL 47½ 39½
Petite Tops - Numeric Sizes
0 30½ 22½
12 38½ 31
Petite Tops - Alpha Sizes
XS 30½ - 32½ 22½ - 24½
S 33½ - 34½ 25½ - 26½
M 35½ - 36½ 27½ - 28½
XL 42 - 44½ 34 - 36½
Tall Tops - Numeric Sizes
10 37½ 29¾
14 40¾ 33½
18 44¼ 37½
Tall Tops - Alpha Sizes
Women Bottoms Old Navy Size Charts
Plus Bottoms - Numeric Sizes
16 37¾ 47
Long 34
Plus Bottoms - X Sizes
1X 37¾ - 39¼ 47 - 48½
2X 41¼ - 43¾ 50½ - 53
Bottoms - Numeric Sizes
Bottoms - Alpha Sizes
Petite Bottoms - Numeric Sizes
0 22½ 34
Petite 29½
Petite Bottoms - Alpha Sizes
XS 22½ - 24½ 34 - 36
S 25½ - 26½ 37 - 38
M 27½ - 28½ 39 - 40
L 30 - 32 41½ - 43½
XL 34 - 36½ 45½ - 48
XXL 39 50½
Tall Bottoms - Numeric Sizes
Tall 36
Tall Bottoms - Alpha Sizes
XS 23½ 34 - 36
S 25 37 - 38
M 26 39 - 40
L 27 41½ - 43½
XL 28 45½ - 48
Dresses Old Navy Size Charts
See our guide: how to dress a pear shaped body and universal dresses size chart.
Plus Dresses - Numeric Sizes
16 45½ 37¾ 47
18 47 39¼ 48½
Plus Dresses - X Sizes
1X 45½ - 47 37¾ - 39¼ 47 - 48½
2X 49 - 51½ 41¼ - 43¾ 50½ - 53
Dresses - Numeric Sizes
Dresses - Alpha Sizes
Petite Dresses - Numeric Sizes
Petite Dresses - Alpha Sizes
Tall Dresses - Numeric Sizes
Tall Dresses - Alpha Sizes
S 32½ 24
Women Blazers and Jackets Old Navy
Plus Blazers and Jackets - Numeric Sizes
Plus Blazers and Jackets - X Sizes
Jackets - Numeric Sizes
Jackets - Alpha Sizes
Tall Jackets - Numeric Sizes
Tall Jackets - Alpha Sizes
Petite Jackets - Numeric Sizes
Petite Jackets - Alpha Sizes
Men Shirts, T-Shirts and Sweaters
S 14 - 14½ 32½ - 33 37 - 38
M 15 - 15½ 33½ - 34 39 - 41
L 16 - 16½ 34½ - 35 43 - 45
XL 17 - 17½ 35½ - 36 47 - 49
Men Tall Shirts, T-Shirts and Sweaters
XXL 18 - 18½ 36½ - 38 51 - 53
XXXL 19 - 19½ 37½ - 39 55 - 57
Men Extended Shirts, T-Shirts and Polos - Big
XXL 18 - 18½ 36½ - 38 51 - 53 44 - 46
XXXL 19 - 19½ 37½ - 39 55 - 57 48
Men Bottoms Old Navy size chart
Men Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Numeric Sizes
Men Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Alpha Sizes
XL 40 - 42
Men Tall Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Numeric Sizes
Tall Inseam 36
Men Tall Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Alpha Sizes
Men Extended Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Numeric Sizes - Big
Men Extended Jeans, Pants and Shorts - Alpha Sizes - Big
Adidas shoes size chart
( 12 votes, avg: 5.00 / 5)


This morning we had swim, played Gaga ball, and made pottery. The kids made pottery and tie-dye! Tomorrow is Camo Day but it's also going to be super rainy. So please bring in rain gear because we will try and play in the rain as long as it's safe. Today, one camper was able to tread water and go down the water slide all by themselves for the first time. A kind moment of the day was when one camper offered to help another out with their sunscreen. The tractor stopped working so we practiced our archery skills and did some gymnastics as a group!


"It is now necessary to find some new impetus to move it along, because FOTA's drive has run its course," Ferrari said.
The Italian team said Formula 1 is going through a delicate period "like the rest of the world."
Like Ferrari, Red Bull, the reigning constructors' champion, has been disappointed by FOTA's failure to bring teams together over cost-cutting strategies. But it said it will "remain committed to finding a solution regarding cost-saving in Formula One."
Last season, FOTA represented 11 of the 12 teams on the F1 grid, with Hispania Racing the only one not in the organization.


What is the Transportation Commission?
In 2002, the State College Borough Council established a seven-member Transportation Commission to make recommendations on parking strategies and facilities, and rates for both on- and off-street parking. The Commission is also charged with recommending programs that encourage and accommodate the use of alternative transportation as well as parking demand management.
For questions or information on upcoming agendas, please visit the Public Works Department in the Municipal Building located at 243 South Allen Street, or call (814) 234-7140 or email us.
The Commission meets at 12:15 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month, as needed.


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Upper House shift from left to right
Updated March 27, 2011 17:14:00
Photo: Fred Nile's Christian Democrats, plus the Shooters and Fishers Party, are tipped to hold the balance of power in the Upper House at the expense of the Greens. (Sergio Dionisio, file photo: AAP)
Map: NSW
The biggest swing in Australian electoral history was not enough to give the Coalition a majority in the New South Wales Upper House.
Saturday's state election has markedly changed the situation in the Legislative Council though, with the balance of power shifting from the Greens to two right-wing parties.
It is expected the Coalition will end up with 19 of the 42 Upper House seats, while Labor will be reduced to 14.
The Liberal-National Government will need 22 votes to get its agenda through the Legislative Council.
It is expected to turn for that support to Fred Nile's Christian Democrats and the Shooters and Fishers party, who are predicted to hold two seats each.
ABC election analyst Antony Green says their approach is likely to be quite different from the Greens.
"The Christian Democrats and the Shooters in general view themselves as having a smaller policy agenda," Mr Green said.
"They're interested in their issues and for most other issues of government they're not interested in getting in the way of government."
Mr Nile says he will hold the new government to account, but also has his own agenda.
"I've had many, 21 bills in fact, on the table in the Upper House, including prohibiting alcohol advertising, (and) lifting the drinking age from 18 to 21," Mr Nile says.
"That would help control some of the binge drinking."
Federal Greens Leader Bob Brown was on hand in Sydney today to respond to what many see as a disappointing result for the party.
Senator Brown insists he is happy with the Greens' showing.
There was a small state-wide swing to the Greens but the party's two high profile candidates for the Lower House were nowhere to be seen.
"I frankly think they're having a good sleep in," Mr Brown said.
"I don't see any other candidates. I'll be interested to see how many other candidate you see at party press conferences this morning," he said.
There had been high hopes for Fiona Byrne in Marrickville and Jamie Parker in Balmain.
The result in Balmain remains too close to call, but outgoing Education Minister Verity Firth holds a slim lead over Liberal candidate James Falk on preferences.
Mr Parker is coming third.
In Marrickville outgoing Health Minister Carmel Tebbutt is expected to hold on.
Upper House MP David Shoebridge insists the Greens are still in the hunt in the two seats, despite massive Labor resources being mobilised against the party.
"We've stood up, we're still in the count and we'll be in the count for the rest of this week," Mr Shoebridge said.
In the Upper House the Greens could pick up an extra seat, but even if they do get to five votes their influence will be greatly diminished.
Topics: elections, government-and-politics, political-parties, alp, greens, liberals, minor-parties, nationals, states-and-territories, nsw, australia, balmain-2041, marrickville-2204
First posted March 27, 2011 17:09:00
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Q: How to generate Golang API client for GitHub REST API v3? Hit an immediate roadblock attempting to use go-swagger (for the first time) with GitHub's REST API OpenAPI Descriptions.
All I want to do is generate Golang structs for GitHub Package. At this point, I may just continue muddling through hand-writing these structs using the example on that page as a guide.
I tried ghes-3.4:
REPO="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main"
PATH="descriptions/ghes-3.4/ghes-3.4.yaml"

podman run \
--interactive --tty --rm \
--volume=${PWD}/gh:/gh \
quay.io/goswagger/swagger generate client \
--spec=${REPO}/${PATH}

And received a wall of errors:
2022/03/28 16:51:42 validating spec https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main/descriptions/ghes-3.4/ghes-3.4.yaml
The swagger spec at "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main/descriptions/ghes-3.4/ghes-3.4.yaml" is invalid against swagger specification . see errors :
- .components in body is a forbidden property
- .openapi in body is a forbidden property
- .servers in body is a forbidden property
- "paths./repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{pull_number}.get.responses.200" must validate one and only one schema (oneOf). Found none
...

And then tried api.github.com:
REPO="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main"
PATH="descriptions/api.github.com/api.github.com.json"

podman run \
--interactive --tty --rm \
--volume=${PWD}/gh:/gh \
quay.io/goswagger/swagger generate client \
--spec=${REPO}/${PATH}

And another wall of slightly different errros:
2022/03/28 16:54:15 validating spec https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main/descriptions/api.github.com/api.github.com.json
The swagger spec at "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/rest-api-description/main/descriptions/api.github.com/api.github.com.json" is invalid against swagger specification . see errors :
- .servers in body is a forbidden property
- .components in body is a forbidden property
- .openapi in body is a forbidden property
- paths./orgs/{org}/actions/permissions/selected-actions.put.requestBody in body is a forbidden property

go-swagger has good documentation but github.com/rest-api-description is lacking. Beyond being encouraged to use the 'bundled' descriptions, I'm assuming that the 3.4 in ghes-3.4 refers to the most recent version of Github's REST API bu t I'm unsure whether I should be starting with ghes-3.4 or api.github.com.

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After the excitement of the iPad 2 case back in 2011 I've never bothered with an original Apple case or cover for my iPads. My new iPad Pro 9.7" is no exception.
Unusually for me I bought this latest model in store on the day of release without any kind of pre-order. I didn't even glance at the cases and covers as I already knew the prices from the online store and however nice they were there is no way they were worth what Apple was charging for them!
The perfect compliment to an iDevice and your car radio has to be an FM Transmitter. These small devices allow the output from your iDevice to be broadcast over a very limited area and thus picked up and rebroadcast by your car radio.


Fell runners have been banned from using GPS to help them navigate in competitive races in Wales.
A proposal put forward in the summer has been adopted for all Welsh Fell Runners Association (WFRA) registered races as of Tuesday.
The organisation said GPS "threatens the fundamentals of our sport".
Runners can record their route on a GPS watch, but cannot follow a pre-set route, use a device showing a map or pre-load checkpoints on their device.
Altimeters are still allowed and people can use devices which show how far they have run.
The move comes after a vote held by members at the AGM of the WFRA, which the organisation said was a response to feedback from members.
Secretary Andrew Blackmore said: "The use of GPS devices for navigational purposes is not commensurate with the ethos of our sport.
"Fell running is a simple sport - you have some hills and some checkpoints to visit. You use your skill and fitness to get between these points as fast as possible."
Race organisers will flag certain directions or specific instructions for runners - as they do at present.
Runners can use GPS to navigate themselves to safety in an emergency, but must declare themselves a "non-competitive participant" at the finish.
Punishments for those caught using a GPS device will be at the discretion of race organisers, but Mr Blackmore said the aim was to educate rather than punish competitors.
Helen Brown, a member of Mynydd Du fell running club and safety officer at the WFRA, said: "It's supposed to be a simple sport, accessible to everyone and not everyone can afford a GPS device - they're very expensive.
"It's much more about being true to the sport and its origins."
Paul Dodd, 61, a member of Chepstow Harriers Running Club and a race organiser, would like to see the sport move with the times to help attract more people.
"Fell running seems to be the reserve of traditionalists - to them, a big part of fell running is the dark art of navigating with a compass and a map," he said.
"It's a shame there's this barrier to more people getting into the sport because we insist on them using this ancient dark art."


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See inside stunning Woodbridge town house up for sale for £1.75m
David Vincent
Selwyn House, The Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Picture: NEIL DAVIS
NEIL DAVIS
A former architects' office in Woodbridge has become the latest in a line of Suffolk businesses to be converted into living accommodation.
In years gone by, it was the reverse, with business owners often converting the ground floor of their homes into shops and offices, while living above.
Today, with changing needs and business practices, many commercial buildings are being freed-up, and with some imagination and design flair, are being returned to town centre houses.
See: Former EADT and Ipswich Star social club converted into homes
Selwyn House, in The Thoroughfare, Woodbridge is a striking example of a building reborn for modern times.
The building was, for many years an architects' office, but previous occupants Mullins Dowse have vacated and now relocated to Quay Street.
Architect Arthur Mullins bought the property when he started his practice and he lived in the flat above, until he built his own home.
The Grade II* listed property, with views across Elmhurst Park to Sutton on the far bank of the Deben, has been returned to a family home again, offering living accomodation in the heart of town, just a few steps from coffee shops, boutiques and restaurants.
This property dates from the 18th Century and was altered in the 19th Century.
It has been further adapted and improved by the current owners.
The result is a traditional period home, now fully fit for present day living, and full of refinements not often found in similar properties.
The substantial front door is set within a portico, with a rope design decoration, and it opens into the hall with the original staircase to one side beside a shuttered window.
There is a cloakroom to one corner and a door to an elegant drawing room, which fronts onto the Thoroughfare, with shutters to the sash window and an ornamental fireplace.
At the centre of the ground floor is the kitchen/dining/family room with limestone tiled flooring and a striking Neptune kitchen, featuring a large island beside the impressive "floating" staircase, which has mahogany handrails.
It is open plan behind the dining area, which has a large lantern light above, and is a large family area which has three doors opening onto the garden. The snug/sitting room also has shuttered French doors to the terrace.
The first floor includes the principal bedroom suite, with French doors onto a sheltered balcony on the southern side of the house.
This bedroom, with a dressing area overlooking the Thoroughfare, has its own luxury en suite bath and shower room. The second bedroom, at the head of the original curved stairs, also has an en suite shower room.
There are three more bedrooms, one used as a gym, and an en suite shower room, and a bathroom. on the second floor. The fourth bedroom has a balcony giving delightful views over Elmhurst Park and across the river.
Outside there is a parking and turning area, leading to a former coachhouse which is now used as a garage and a workshop.
The walled garden, facing south and landscaped, is a special feature of the house,
This property is on sale with Fenn Wright and Jackson-Stops for £1.75m.


Rotax iS Lane-Light Problems? HDX to the Rescue!
John Hurst's futuristically-equipped Flight Design CTLSi with not two, but three Dynon screens (two 10-inchers + one 7-incher) plus a post-mounted iPad. See any round guages?
When Rotax moved their 912 iS Sport project from engineering to production, the big Austrian engine manufacturer elevated their already-immensely-popular 9-series engines to a higher level. Beside fuel injection, the company added electronic engine controls more advanced than any other in their inventory.
If you've flown with the iS Sport as I have you know it has terrific performance — torque was increased through an enlarged airbox along with other minor refinements — plus it gives even better fuel consumption. When flying with Aerosports' Jeremy Knoll at DeLand 2017, I heard that his trip from Wisconsin to Florida in the TAF Sling yielded fuel consumption rates of 2.7 gallons per hour at cruise. Man! That is some fuel efficient flying and that is part of what Rotax achieved with their iS model. They will use that technology plus more on their coming 135-horsepower 915 iS due on the market next year.
However… "Houston, we have a problem. I've got a red light here on my panel." We pilots are rightfully hesitant to commit to flight with a big ole red light glowing back at us from the instrument panel. Oh, dread!
Thanks to avionics guru and pilot extraordinaire — and a friend — John Hurst of Sport Aero Services, I learned Dynon has made the red-lane-A/B-light challenge a source of knowledge rather than frustration.
I was one of those frustrated pilots, thanks to early experience with Lane A/B lights.
I had flown with a flock of Light-Sport Airplanes to the Bahamas. We had long over-water stretches. When you fly out of sight of all land in a single engine airplane, the pucker factor tends to rise.
Being a modestly-experienced Bahamas island-hopping LSA pilot, I figured to take off last from the Nassau-to-Bimini flight. The other pilots fired up, taxied out, and launched into the air. My cabin mate and I, aviation journalist James Lawrence, tried to follow but on firing up, I had a red lane B light that would not go off after doing the usual checks. I would not commit to flight over lots of water with a red light staring back at me and I had no one nearby to consult as to the problem.
Therein lies the problem. What was wrong?
It turned out to be a connector that did not maintain contact. Nothing whatsoever was wrong with the engine, explaining why the light went off later and we were able to launch and fly without incident to the other island. Nonetheless, whatever that had been nagged at me, stealing a bit of the joy of flight as I was uninformed.
No more, thanks to Dynon and guys like John Hurst who works closely with the west coast avionics provider.
Now, as the images show, you can ask your Dynon HDX Touch SkyView instrument for the reason, and it will list for you what is wrong. Some problems need to be fixed when able. Others might have to ground the flight until remedied. Wouldn't you want to know which it is?
Thanks, John and Dynon. I'm breathing easier and future flights will have all the joy in them as promised by our love of flying light aircraft.
I have had the same problem with the Lane B light coming on in flight, usually in rough air, I have been able to reset the light by going to lane B, lane A then back to both.
Hi Ben: Usually, I understand this was due to a connector that was not fully engaged, perhaps due to the rough air you mentioned. Contact a Rotax service center for support.
Also a big Thank You to Dynon for the great work decoding an displaying the lane light codes!
Thanks for the great article and the kind words Dan!


Brief Description Civic is a professionally staffed community arts center, offering the Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, the best in theatre, arts education, film and more.
Description ""Civic Theatre of Allentown has over 80 years of history in the Lehigh Valley. Started by two Morning Call reporters in 1927 as "Civic Little Theatre, the current day Civic Theatre of Allentown relies on the creativity, passion and inspiration of the staff members, the board and the thousands of volunteers that are mutually invested in Civic's growth and success. Civic Theatre stands on three pillars: theatre, film and education. Civic prides itself on creating Broadway-spirited productions featuring some of the local region's finest talents. We are also the Lehigh Valley's only full time cinema exclusively showing art, independent and foreign films. And finally, our theatre school that has been nurturing a love of live theatre in the Valley's youth for over 50 years. ""
Add Civic Theatre Of Allentown to your free online travel itinerary.


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Q: Trying to make a virtual keypad in Bootstrap using JS There's a simple textbox with a virtual keypad that toggles in and out as the user clicks the keyboard icon inside of the text box:

each letter is a clickable button and the idea is to populate the text box with the value of the button being clicked. Here's what I've done:
HTML

    <input id="word" type="textbox" placeholder="Enter your word here..." class="form-control input-lg">

    <button class="btn btn-lg btn-primary" type="button" id="lookup">Lookup</button>

    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn first-btn" type="button">á</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">é</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">í</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ó</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ú</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ü</button>
    <button id="key" class="btn btn-lg special-char-btn last-btn" type="button">ñ</button>

JS
function toggler(divId) {
    $("#" + divId).toggleClass("hidden show");
}

$(function(){
    var $write = $('#word');

    $('#key').click(function(){
    var $this = $(this),
        character = $this.html();
        $write.html($write.html() + character);
     });
});

However, I must be doing something very wrong because the above code doesn't seem to do anything. Could someone please help me fix it?
Update: As advised by sandeep s in his answer below, I removed the key ID from the buttons and added a new class spl-key instead. The HTML now looks like this:

    <input id="word" type="textbox" placeholder="Enter your word here..." class="form-control input-lg">

    <button class="btn btn-lg btn-primary" type="button" id="lookup">Lookup</button>

    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn first-btn" type="button">á</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">é</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">í</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ó</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ú</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn" type="button">ü</button>
    <button class="spl-key btn btn-lg special-char-btn last-btn" type="button">ñ</button>

And I also changed the script as advised to:
function toggler(divId) {
    $("#" + divId).toggleClass("hidden show");
}
$(function(){
    $('.spl-key').click(function(e){
        $(e.target).toggleClass("hidden");
        character = $(e.target).text();
        $('#word').val(character);
     });
});

The problem, however, persists and button clicks are still unresponsive as before.

A: This should be your implementation:
$(function(){
    $('.btn-lg').click(function(e){
        $(e.target).toggleClass("hidden");
        character = $(e.target).text();
        $('#word').val(character);
     });
});


Shannon B. Jones is the owner of the Shannon B. Jones Law Group, a real estate and business law firm located in downtown Danville. Shannon has been representing parties and real estate brokerages in transactions, litigation and general business matters for twenty (20) years. She started the Shannon B. Jones Law Group in 1998. It now has seventeen (17) members on its team. Shannon has published a book on real estate and writes regular articles, which are published throughout the State and country regarding real estate and business legal issues. She is a regular instructor for the California Department of Real Estate, Graduate Real Estate Institute, California Association of Realtors and local associations.
Shannon's roots are deep in the community. Her family moved to Alamo in approximately 1938. She supports local community services including local athletic organizations, schools, Contra Costa Food Bank and the Bay Area Crisis Nursery and has served as the chairperson for the Danville Tree Lighting for the past two (2) years. Shannon spends her personal time with her family, particularly attending her sons' sporting events, including football, baseball, rugby, basketball and horseback riding. She also rides hunters and jumpers competitively.


One of the first women to become a California winemaker, Sonoma County Farm Bureau Member Merry Edwards, began her career in 1973 after she earned a BS degree in Physiology from UC Berkeley and a MA degree in Food Science with an emphasis in Enology from UC Davis.
She has earned titles like Winemaker of the Year, One of America's Top Fifty Most Influential Winemakers and one of The 50 Most Influential Winemakers in the World. Merry and her wines are world renowned. However, Edwards said that when she began her path to becoming a winemaker, when she looked to her left and right, she didn't see very many women.
When Edwards was looking to kickstart her career she said she encountered barriers that kept her from pursuing her goals.
She said the job interview process was challenging because many recruiters thought that because she was a woman, she couldn't handle the physical demands of winemaking.
"I grew up gardening, had my own horse, I was a back-packing guide in college and was totally capable," Edwards said.
While seeking her first winemaking position, Merry encountered gender discrimination time and again. Many people confronted with such barriers would have given up or chosen a different path. However, Edwards persevered. She pursued a career as a winemaker, rejecting positions as a laboratory technician, the traditional role of women in the wine industry at that time. Her dedication earned her both personal and professional success and helped to blaze the trail for other women winemakers to follow in her footsteps.
She said she chose to pursue a career in winemaking because she had a big chemistry background and was curious to learn about how wine worked.
What began with curiosity and exploration quickly grew into a deep passion.
She embarked on her career as a winemaker at Mount Eden Vineyards in the Santa Cruz Mountains in 1974.
She said that during her time as a winemaker in Mount Eden, she would visit a club in San Francisco to taste wine because there weren't very many opportunities to enrich herself where she was living.
Drawn by the distinctive grapes grown there and good friends living in the area, Edwards began making trips to Sonoma County in the mid-1970s. She eventually relocated to Sonoma County and became the founding winemaker at Matanzas Creek in 1977, remaining there until 1984. For the next decade, Merry consulted for numerous wineries, large and small, in Oregon and many diverse appellations of California. By 1996 she had purchased the 24-acre future site of Meredith Estate vineyard and in 1997 she co-founded Meredith Vineyard Estate and produced the first vintage of Merry Edwards Pinot Noir.
Edwards said that Sonoma County and specifically, Russian River, is the epicenter for pinot noir in the world.
"I truly believe that there is no better place to make pinot than right here," Edwards said.
Although she has traveled all over the country and the world, Edwards said that there are few places that are as beautiful as Sonoma County.
In 2013, Merry's 40th year as a winemaker, she was not only inducted into the Culinary Institute of America's Vintners Hall of Fame, she also won the coveted James Beard Award for Best Wine, Beer or Spirits Professional in the United States, making her one of just three women to win both honors, along with Zelma Long and Jamie Davies.
Now in the fifth decade of her winemaking career, Merry has earned the universal respect of winemaking peers, grape growers and academicians. However, Edwards said that her goal is to always keep on the cutting edge, to keep doing more, and each year, to do at least one thing better. She said that that is how she stays ahead in the wine business.
Just last year she began a research project in collaboration with an Israeli program called Saturas and UC Davis. Merry Edwards Winery is one of only three companies in the entire country that is involved with the research program.
Edwards said she is a Sonoma County Farm Bureau member because she values the direct access to good information and updates on what is happening in the agriculture community.
Edwards said that her biggest motivation to succeed, simply, is to continually improve.
She added that she enjoys being a winemaker because it is such a multifaceted profession.
POST INTERVIEW NOTE: The Louis Roederer Champagne house has purchased Merry Edwards Winery. Congratulations to Merry for all her success. We can't wait to see what you do next Merry. We know it will be great!


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Hogan's deep popularity in Md. weakens when voters consider 2018, Post poll finds
By Scott Clement and
Scott Clement
Polling director
Fenit Nirappil
Reporter covering D.C. government and politics
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan enters the House chamber before delivering his third State of the State address in Annapolis on Feb. 1. (Linda Davidson/The Washington Post)
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's stratospheric approval rating has slipped in a Washington Post-University of Maryland poll for the first time since the Republican took office, while voter skepticism of President Trump and his party threatens to complicate the governor's bid for reelection next year.
Hogan holds a 65 percent job-approval rating, down from a high of 71 percent last September, but still above the highest mark in Post polls for each of the state's three previous governors.
Yet Hogan's support for reelection lags far behind his approval rating, with 41 percent of registered voters saying they would support him for a second term and 37 percent preferring a Democrat.
The margin has narrowed since September, when Hogan held a 46 to 30 percent edge over a generic Democrat. No Democratic candidate has entered the 2018 race so far, though several have said they are considering it.
[Read full poll results | How it was conducted]
[Md. legislature takes action on immigration, drug bills ahead of key deadline]
The survey underscores Hogan's challenge in satisfying a blue state electorate that vaulted him to an upset victory over then-Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown (D) in 2014 but that favored Hillary Clinton over Trump by 26 percentage points in November. Hogan's decision not to endorse Trump earned him widespread support, but he has faced continued pressure this year to buck the 45th president and bend to residents' liberal leanings on big issues in Washington and Annapolis.
"Even with such high approval ratings, he's at risk of suffering from . . . what's going on with the Republican Party," said Michael Hanmer, an associate professor at the University of Maryland and research director of its Center for American Politics and Citizenship.
Hanmer said Hogan's reelection is "going to depend on who the Democrats put forward and how much they can attach [Hogan] to what's going on in national politics."
Paul Walczyk, a self-described liberal Democrat who voted for Brown, says Hogan has won him over by breaking with his party to distance himself from Trump and vowing to fight to protect the polluted Chesapeake Bay. But he plans to keep a close eye on how the governor responds to the White House in coming months.
"If he continues to provide the kind of leadership he has and also comes out strongly against what the administration is doing on health care and immigration and other topics, I would obviously support him," said Walczyk, a 53-year-old Bel Air resident who works in advertising. "If he doesn't, it could severely impact my impression of him."
Nearly 6 in 10 Democrats approve of Hogan, but much of that support is soft and can't guarantee protection from an anti-Republican backlash at the polls in 2018.
Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., the state's last Republican governor, maintained a 55 percent job-approval rating just weeks before he lost to Democrat Martin O'Malley in 2006, a year that showcased how Marylanders' frustrations with the national GOP can undermine a popular governor's standing.
Immigration provides a window into how perceptions of state and national politics can become intertwined.
By a 65 to 33 percent margin, the poll finds more Marylanders oppose than support Trump's revised executive order to temporarily block travel from six Muslim-majority countries, exempting U.S. citizens and those who received visas before late January.
Hogan has resisted pressure to weigh in against the order, saying his focus is on Maryland issues. Nearly half of Maryland residents both oppose Trump's executive order and say it is "absolutely necessary" that Hogan speak out against it.
Over 8 in 10 Republicans — 83 percent — support Trump's order, although the number falls to 36 percent among independents and 13 percent among Democrats.
The poll finds that Marylanders are cool to local agencies cooperating with federal immigration authorities. A 56 percent majority doubts that increased local involvement in deportations would improve compliance with immigration laws, while three-quarters say it would make undocumented immigrants reluctant to inform police of crime.
But Hogan has vowed to veto what he called an "outrageously irresponsible" bill passed by the House of Delegates that would limit the ability of state and local officials to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. The bill is awaiting action in the Senate.
Bob Bajefsky, a 75-year-old retired attorney from Potomac, is among the Democrats who consider Hogan a reasonable and not overly partisan governor. But he said he has been horrified by Trump's behavior in office and would like to see Hogan stand up to the president and refuse to assist in rounding up immigrants.
"In today's environment, with where the Republican Party is, I'm probably more strongly inclined toward Democrats than I've been in the past," said Bajefsky, noting that he last voted for a GOP governor in 1966, when Spiro Agnew ran against a segregationist Democrat. "But it would depend on who is running against him."
Democrats who are considering challenging the governor include Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker III, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, U.S. Rep. John Delaney, former NAACP president Benjamin Jealous, Del. Maggie L. McIntosh (Baltimore) and state Sen. Richard S. Madaleno Jr. (Montgomery).
Hogan will probably have a formidable war chest. He had $5 million available for his reelection bid before the legislative session began in mid-January, about 18 months before the June 2018 gubernatorial primaries.
[Maryland Democrats grumble Hogan's stealing their thunder]
As governor, Hogan has pursued a moderate agenda focused on growing the economy and reducing regulations and fees, while steering clear of social issues such as abortion and gun rights.
Last week, he backed a ban on fracking, a position overwhelmingly favored by the state's heavily Democratic electorate.
He also has proposed his own version of paid-sick-leave legislation, which would require that employers with 50 or more employees provide at least five days off, while offering tax credits to smaller businesses as an incentive for them to provide leave. He has threatened to veto more generous legislation working its way through the General Assembly, including a bill that would require businesses with 15 or more employees to provide five days.
In the poll, 84 percent of respondents favor requiring paid sick leave for businesses with at least 15 workers. There is also strong support for requiring businesses with 50 or more employees to offer the benefit, and 78 percent of respondents said they would support tax benefits for businesses with fewer than 50 workers that provide paid sick leave.
Hogan's popularity outpaces that of the Maryland legislature and both major parties in the state. Residents give him the highest marks for his handling of the economy, with 6 in 10 approving. His approach to taxes and education had about half of residents in favor and a third disapproving, while approval for his response to the state's heroin and opioid crisis climbed 12 percentage points in the last year, to 47 percent.
Elizabeth Ryan, a conservative Democrat and stay-at-home mom of two school-age daughters, backed Hogan in 2014 because she preferred his stances on education and transportation. His order for Maryland schools to start the year after Labor Day cemented her support ahead of his reelection bid.
"Everyone was always afraid to do it, and I don't think they wanted to go up against the teachers or local school boards, but he just did it," said Ryan, 56, who lives in Frederick County.
Ryan said she voted for Clinton in the presidential race and is reeling from Trump's victory. But unlike other Democrats, she isn't itching for Hogan to denounce the president. "It's not going to change anything," Ryan said. "He's his own man, and he's going to do what's best for Maryland."
Another challenge for Hogan heading into 2018 is solidifying support in suburbs that tilted Democrat in the presidential election, including Anne Arundel, Howard and Baltimore counties.
Together, voters in those jurisdictions favored Hogan by 22 points in 2014 but supported Clinton by 16 points over Trump last year. And his support among them for a second term is eroding: Voters in Anne Arundel, Howard and Baltimore counties said they would back Hogan over a generic Democrat by a margin of 34 points — 59 to 25 percent — last fall but by 14 points in the new survey.
Michael Psenicska, a 73-year-old math teacher in Baltimore County, opposed Hogan in 2014 but says he's open to voting for him, because he doesn't see any strong Democratic challengers and he appreciated Hogan coming out in favor of the fracking ban.
"I do think he will win reelection, and I won't be totally upset with it. I don't agree with everything, but he's trying " said Psenicska, who was raised in housing projects with government assistance. He said Hogan would more likely get his support if he "shows me that he has a little more compassion for people who don't have money."
The poll, conducted Thursday through Sunday among a random sample of 914 Maryland residents reached on landline and mobile phones, has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus four percentage points.
Emily Guskin contributed to this report.
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"She's had a nervous breakdown!" Half whispers, hushed tones, fear; something strange, to my young mind, had happened to "the woman down the street at number 36." I had no idea what a nervous breakdown was or what the symptoms were, but I sensed it was an awful, mysterious, terrifying thing. Maybe I, at seven, would have a nervous breakdown! Or perhaps my parents would.
The neighbour disappeared for weeks and, to my shame, when she eventually reappeared I avoided her for a while, fearing what I didn't understand.
Actually, many adults don't really know what a nervous breakdown is either, because the term itself is a popular but not clinical diagnosis. It's a metaphor. Cars 'break down', people don't; in the same way that people don't really 'let off steam' or 'recharge their batteries'. So what do we mean when we say that someone had a breakdown?
A nervous breakdown really means the point of exhaustion reached after a prolonged period of anxiety (perhaps related to relationship, financial, health, or work worries; often a combination). The overwhelming anxiety, depression, and stress leads to a sense of overwhelm, helplessness, and utter exhaustion; a feeling of not being able to deal with life or even get out of bed.
Loss of enjoyment in hobbies, work, and life generally.
Feelings of guilt. The sufferer may feel guilty or 'pathetic' for feeling this way - which, in turn, makes them feel even worse.
Feeling that even the smallest task is way too exhausting or difficult.
Once people have experienced a nervous breakdown, they may get impatient with themselves, lose confidence, and, not surprisingly, fear it may all happen again.
If you feel a build up of stress, over time, led to you having a nervous breakdown, then take time to read these tips, as they'll help you feel confident that you can feel strong again and know what to do if it ever starts happening again.
If you feel you've suffered some of the symptoms of a nervous breakdown, then you may have been feeling very alone. It's vital that you talk to someone who is sympathetic, whether that's your doctor, a trusted family member or friend, or a good therapist. So many people suffer in silence or feel they 'don't want to be a burden', but your health is vital and we all need a helping hand sometimes. In fact, helping one another is what makes us human; so asking for help is one way of enabling someone else to realize some of their own humanity.
A build up of the stress hormone cortisol in the blood stream (1) can play havoc with your appetite. Make a point of eating nutritiously and regularly, eating plenty of vegetables and protein, whether you feel like eating or not. Without proper nutrition, any one of us will feel as if we've 'ground to a halt'.
Take very small amounts of exercise even if, at first, it's just to walk around the block. Small amounts of physical movement will help increase energy bit by bit. The woman who'd suffered a nervous breakdown in my neighbourhood all those years ago had apparently not left her house for months. Make sure you get outside for at least twenty minutes a day, as you need the vitamin D in sunlight (even on a cloudy day) to help stabilize your mood and help improve your night time sleep patterns.
One man who'd had a breakdown told me how he'd always demanded the absolute best from himself and everyone around him and now he couldn't stand it that even walking to the local store felt beyond him. I suggested that perfectionism itself was a trap and that this man's future life could perhaps be approached with more flexibility. Expectations need to expand and contract in life as circumstances change. When this man learned to give himself a break and feel okay about not being able to live at one hundred miles per hour (at least until he was feeling better), then he could really get the worry-free rest his mind and body so badly needed.
If someone had just run their first marathon, it might be unreasonable to try to force them to sprint down to the local store and back - they need to rest. And if you've had a nervous breakdown, don't expect too much of yourself for a while, because you need to rest and recuperate.
Stopping for a while and taking time to relax when you feel things are getting too much will gradually allow your body and mind to start to feel refreshed and reenergized again. Regular relaxation will also help 'reset' your sleeping patterns, which will help reduce your stress levels greatly.
Regular relaxation changes the way you think and feel about everything. Whilst emotions are continuously whipped up just like sand in a storm, it's harder to see clearly. But right now, relaxation has to be a priority. How do you relax? If you answer: "I don't!", then a nervous breakdown was, perhaps, inevitable.
There are many ways to relax, from having a massage to gardening to listening to relaxation CDs. For a quick taste of a relaxation download, click on the free audio link below. You never know - it just might make all the difference.
When we see all our problems as one big mass, it feels overwhelming. The fact is, for a while, problems need to be ignored or, if you do have to start addressing them, then they need to be addressed one at a time.
But the main problem you need to address right now is the way that you feel mentally and physically. If a car needs re-tuning, that takes priority over where you need to drive it.
Take your time. When you are feeling rough is not the time to make big decisions or plans - in the same way that if we were going to launch a small boat we'd need to wait until the water is calm enough before we can set sail.
I think one of the major symptoms of a nervous breakdown is a sense of not being able to cope effectively - a feeling of being swamped by problems. Decide not to decide for a while. And when you do get back into problem-solving mode, then make a point of focusing on one difficulty at a time. Divide your problems and eventually you'll conquer them.
6) Ask yourself: What's going to be different in future?
A nervous breakdown is a signal that your life the way it was just wasn't working for you. Now you have an opportunity to determine what exactly you want to be different in your future life so that living healthily can become sustainable. Maybe you'll focus more on relationships or perhaps spend more time outdoors or even take up interests that you used to enjoy but haven't made the time for in years.
As they say: no one reaches the end of their life and wishes they'd spent more time in the office. How do you want your life to be from here on?
Every day, take a few moments to strongly envisage how you're going to be when you have renewed energy and confidence. How you'll begin to enjoy those little things in life, such as meeting up with a friend for a coffee, going shopping, spending time with your family, or taking a walk on a sunny day, just like you used to.
When you feel more relaxed, you will also be able to put up boundaries so you don't overwork and set yourself limits so that you don't have to deal with a breakdown again. As you start to feel calmer, things that you currently find difficult to do will slowly become easier.
Just remember that right now you have just gone off-track slightly and you just need to stop for a while to return back to the 'real you'. With this rest and revitalization, you'll begin to see a brighter future.
As for that woman at number 36 all those years ago, I recall seeing her looking happy and strong not that long after she'd had that breakdown. To my relieved young mind, she'd bounced back and from then on the term 'nervous breakdown' no longer felt so threatening - to me, at least.
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Though depressed people often present as 'flat' and inactive, their blood levels of the stress hormone cortisol are much higher than normal. See: Nemeroff, C. B. (1998) The neurobiology of depression. Scientific American, 278,6, 28-35.


Levos is the name of our outpatient palliative care program. Levos serves as an adjunct home-based service for those who are seriously ill, but not wanting hospice care at present. The name is taken from the Latin word "levo" meaning to "lift up" or "relieve". The focus of palliative care is patient and family-centered care that optimizes comfort and quality of life by anticipating, preventing and treating the symptoms of disease and side effects of curative treatment. Palliative care encourages patient choice by offering information about all treatment options available and encouraging shared decision making between the patient, family and healthcare practitioners. It also addresses the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the patient and family. The program is designed for those who are dealing with chronic and progressive illness. Examples of these types of illnesses are: advanced cancers, congestive heart failure (CHF), and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Frequent hospitalizations and/or emergency room visits may be an indicator that palliative care could be helpful.
Who is involved in Levos Care?
A hallmark of the Levos program is a dedicated registered nurse, called the Patient Care Guide. The Patient Care Guide provides care coordination and case management, including the roles of patient advocacy and care navigation. The Patient Care Guide will also ensure that the services provided are consistent with that patient's needs and wishes as documented in the individualized plan of care.
Levos Palliative Solutions strives for and promotes shared decision making among the patient, family and the treating providers. These discussions present both the benefits and burdens of the treatment choices available to the patient. The role of Levos staff and clinicians in this process is to listen to and clarify the wishes of the patient regarding future tests, treatments and care plans.
The written plan of care that results from shared decision making enables the patient and family to not only direct their care, but also ensure that their wishes for treatment are reflected properly. When completed, the patient's wishes are shared with all other healthcare providers. A common theme throughout care planning and goals of care discussions will be weighing the benefits the patient is receiving from curative treatment against the burdens of curative treatment. A discussion on this topic is an important component of informed decision making by the patient and family.
Changes in health care settings, such as going from the hospital to home, can be a confusing time for the patient and family. Discharge instructions may be confusing or may conflict with the information you received from other providers. The Levos Patient Care Guide can assist with resolving confusion over which medications to take and can communicate with and update your primary care and specialist providers who may be unaware of a hospitalization. These steps can help to make your transition home more successful and reduce the chances of re-hospitalization.
Levos patients will have more complex health care needs and require more intensive support from a wide variety of providers and caregivers. The Patient Care Guide will help patients "navigate" the healthcare system. This means that the Patient Care Guide will help you access appropriate and timely care, find doctors and review treatment options. In short, the Patient Care Guide serves as the coach and quarterback of the health care team.


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BIG FISH LARGELY UNAFFECTED AS YEREVAN CRACKS DOWN ON TAX EVASION
By: Emil Danielyan
The Armenian authorities have released new data on Armenia's leading corporate taxpayers. The previously unreleased data reveal the first results of the government's new crackdown on tax evasion.
The figures suggest that, while the administration of President Robert Kocharian is on course to achieve a sizable increase in the state's very modest state revenues this year, it is clearly unwilling or unable to force the country's wealthiest businessmen to pay up. These businessmen — all connected to the government — continue to post ridiculously low earnings that contrast sharply with their conspicuous wealth.
Tax evasion explains why few Armenians have felt the effects of economic growth that averaged 11% in the last four years. Some economists, therefore, argue that most of the extra wealth generated by the Armenian economy ended up in the pockets of the super-rich.
Proceeds from tax collection made up less than 16% of Armenia's GDP last year, a very small proportion even by ex-Soviet standards. The resulting government budget, worth about $600 million in 2004, was thus nowhere near enough to meet the public sector's basic needs.
Kocharian vowed to address the problem in earnest at a series of high-profile meetings with senior officials from his government's tax and customs agencies in early January. He said he would no longer tolerate rampant corruption within their ranks and told them to ensure a 25% increase in the budgetary revenues projected for this year. The authorities are now on track to meet the target, having collected 92.8 billion drams ($200 million) worth of taxes and customs duties in the first four months of 2005, up 24% from the same period last year.
The crackdown was supposed to focus on underreported corporate revenues. Many large and small Armenian companies have long posted false losses, successfully avoiding a flat profit tax rate of 20%. Consequently, proceeds from profit taxes account for only a fraction of the government's overall tax revenues. In a bid to combat the practice, the Armenian government introduced last year a 1% turnover tax for all businesses that claim to operate at a loss.
The measure appears to have been instrumental in a 68% surge in profit taxes collected by the State Taxation Service from January to April. The picture becomes far more mixed on closer inspection, however. Late last month, the authorities published the first list of Armenia's 300 largest companies along with the amount of various taxes paid by them. Two-thirds of them paid less than $20,000 in profit tax during the first quarter of 2005.
The list had some glaring omissions, including several of Armenia's most lucrative firms. Gagik Tsarukian, arguably the wealthiest man in the country, owns more than 40 medium and large companies. Only a handful of them were on the list and only one of them, a Yerevan-based winery, posted any earnings. Its first-quarter profit tax of nearly $20,000 is less than the price tag of any of the dozen cars that normally make up Tsarukian's motorcade.
Tsarukian's business empire has seen an incredible expansion in recent years. The former arm-wrestler started out as a minority shareholder in one of Armenia's two largest breweries in the late 1990s. The brewery has claimed to be loss-making since then, and it is not clear how exactly the unusually beefy tycoon, who is very close to the ruling regime, has earned his millions. Some local observers suspect that more powerful individuals are behind Tsarukian's businesses.
Another millionaire "loss-maker" is Samvel Aleksanian, whose Fleetfood company enjoys a de facto monopoly on the highly lucrative imports of wheat, sugar, alcohol, and cooking oil to Armenia. The company posted zero profits in the first quarter. Armenian importers of fuel, which run a cartel-type business, were more generous in that regard, each of them diverting between $14,000 and $140,000 of their earnings to the state budget. And yet they may well be more profitable than a copper mining enterprise that was declared Armenia's number one corporate taxpayer after paying a $3.4 million first-quarter profit tax.
Both Aleksanian and the fuel importers are thought to be operating under the tutelage of Kocharian's most powerful associate, Defense Minister Serge Sarkisian. The volume of their commodity imports shown in the official statistics has long caused suspicion. Many in Armenia wonder, for example, why fuel imports to the country have remained largely flat in recent years despite a substantial increase in the number of cars.
The fact that Armenia's notoriously corrupt customs agency is run by another Sarkisian protégé, Armen Avetisian, does not add to the credibility of the official figures. Avetisian publicly (and proudly) admitted on April 15 that all of the big importers are his friends.
The information contained in the taxpayers' lists thus suggests that businesses lacking high-level government patronage are bearing the brunt of the government crackdown, whereas the big fish can avoid the hook. Still, representatives of the Western donor community in Yerevan find the very fact of the authorities publicizing the list to be quite significant, saying that public embarrassment could force large-scale tax evaders to be less fraudulent.
James McHugh, head of the Yerevan office of the International Monetary Fund, described it to Jamestown on May 4 as "One of the most significant anti-corruption measures ever taken in Armenia." "The government deserves a lot of credit for doing that," he said. "The State Taxation Service is making an honest effort to raise its revenues."
"Many companies are doing their best to avoid paying tax," McHugh added. "Now we can see who is doing it."
(Interview with James McHugh, May 4; RFE/RL Armenia Report, April 15)
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In the previous page, we have discussed steps for configuring Hulu on PlayStation 4. Now, we are going to shed light on problems that may encounter with Hulu streaming on PlayStation4. If you are facing the problem in streaming the Hulu content on PlayStation 4, then you must read it carefully.
Open the main menu from the 'PlayStation' with the help of remote. Open 'Network settings' and check the network speed first.
If the results are according to the Hulu recommendations, then you can try the next troubleshooting step to fix the Hulu streaming problem. You can also contact Hulu support for further information.
Reset your PlayStation date and time: From the XMB, go to 'Settings' and click on 'Date and time'. Open further settings and go to 'Internet date and time' menu.
Click on the app and search for 'Triangle' button to delete the app. After successfully deleting the app, you need to download the app again from the app store. You must connect your device to the network in order to download the app again. Enter account details like username and password for your Hulu account You don't need to create a new account. Check if the problem is resolved or not. If not, then go to the next troubleshooting step.
You will find the light on the top stops blinking. This means you have entered into the setting mode.
Disconnect the power cable from PS4 and wait for some seconds.
Wait and check if the PlayStation starts working normally or not.
Delete saved data: Before deleting the saved data, you must take backup of it. You can save the files in your computer or elsewhere. If you want to back up the data online, then create an account online and you can save up to 100 GB data there.
Go to 'Settings' and click on 'Main menu' given on the top of the screen.
Select 'Storage' and click 'System storage'.
Check the saved data and click on the games you want to backup online.
You will have to open the drop-down menu now.
This will erase all files of the selected game.
Open Settings and click on 'PSN'. Activate your PS4 with the primary key. You can go to 'Restore' function from here.
Click to restore the license.
In this manner, you can fix the weird streaming Hulu problem on your PS4. We hope you will get success after this. If you are still finding any problem, then feel free to contact Hulu support team. They will assist you instantly over the phone.


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Xbox Music pricing details outed in Windows 8 app
Eric Abent - Sep 26, 2012, 2:05 pm CDT
Microsoft is beginning to pare back its Zune offerings to make way for Xbox Music, a brand new service that is still a mystery for the most part. Today, however, we're getting some details on Xbox Music's pricing and an ever-so-brief glimpse at the user interface it will sport on Xbox 360. The pricing information comes courtesy of the Windows 8 Music app, while the look at the UI is the doing of some Xbox dashboard beta testers, who spilled Microsoft's secrets in sharing a screenshot with The Verge.
The Windows 8 Music app shows us that a one-month subscription to the incoming music streaming service will run £8.99, while a one-year subscription will cost £89.90. Zune users living in the UK will immediately recognize those prices, as they're the same rates Microsoft charged for access to the dying service. Pricing details for the US are still missing, but it seems safe to assume that Xbox Music will follow the same payment structure as Zune here in the States as well.
Of course, in order to use Xbox Music, you'll need to sign up for a subscription to Xbox Live Gold, which runs $59.99 per year in the United States. This means that you'll be paying more than the advertised price to use the music streaming service, but obviously the expectation is that you'll use your Gold subscription for more than just access to Xbox Music. Good news for those of you who hate paying monthly fees (don't we all?), as some keen-eyed gamers on NeoGAF are also saying that an ad-supported free version of Xbox Music will be offered, so it appears that Microsoft is taking a page out of Spotify's book with this one.
The screenshot that was sent to The Verge doesn't show much, but it does indicate that users will be able to sync their playlists across multiple devices. If that's an actual feature of Xbox Music, then that will be a big bonus for users, so let's keep our fingers crossed. The service is still obviously in its early stages though, so right now, we'll just have to wait until Microsoft spills some official details. Stay tuned.
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We all dream we do not understand our dreams, yet we act as if nothing strange goes on in our sleep minds, strange at least by comparison with the logical, purposeful doings of our minds when we are awake.
Each man should frame life so that at some future hour fact and his dreaming meet.
Living in dreams of yesterday, we find ourselves still dreaming of impossible future conquests.
I've always said that one night, I'm going to find myself in some field somewhere, I'm standing on grass, and it's raining, and I'm with the person I love, and I know I'm at the very point I've been dreaming of getting to.
Sometimes, the only realists are the dreamers.


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The Alcuin Awards: Celebrating Canadian Design Through Beautiful Books
Leanne Gaudet
Post Punk Art Now, First Prize in "Limited Edition" category. Designed by Anouk Pennel (Studio FEED). Published by Pesot, organisme de création. Written by Sébastien Pesot, 2016. Cover photograph by Bruce Law.
The esteemed 19th century German concert pianist and composer, Clara Schumann, once posed the question: "Why hurry over beautiful things? Why not linger and enjoy them?" The Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada 2016, an exhibition now on view in the Library and Archives of the National Gallery of Canada, brings to mind this quote. Featuring winning books from this year's Awards, the exhibition celebrates the impressive work of book designers and encourages visitors to slow down and appreciate the beauty that can be found inside and outside Canadian books.
À l'abri des hommes et des choses. Third Prize in "Prose Fiction" category. Designed by Nathalie Caron. Published by Québec Amérique. Written by Stéphanie Boulay. Cover photograph by Bruce Law.
What is the Alcuin Society? Named in honour of Alcuin of York (c. 735 to 804 A.D.), who was the Minister of Culture during the reign of Charlemagne, the Alcuin Society was founded in 1965 by Geoffrey Spencer as a way of promoting a wider appreciation of beautifully produced books. The first Alcuin Awards were given in 1981. Grant Hurley, this year's Catalogue Project Manager for the Alcuin Society, explains in an interview with the NGC Magazine that the exhibitions started in Vancouver shortly after the Awards began and they have since grown to include locations in every province. This cross-Canada reach is largely thanks to the efforts of Leah Gordon, a longstanding Alcuin Society board member, who believed that the national scope of the Alcuin Awards should be reflected in its exhibition locations.
Each of this year's thirty-five winners—a fitting coincidental number, seeing as this year marks the 35th anniversary of the Awards—were selected by a jury of three judges. Judith Poirier, Matt Warburton, and Robin Mitchell-Cranfield each hail from different parts of the country and bring with them valuable expertise in a variety of fields, including illustration, typography, and graphic design. This year, the judges were tasked with selecting winners from eight categories: Children, Limited Edition, Pictorial, Poetry, Prose Fiction, Prose Illustrated, Prose Non-Fiction, and Reference. A ninth category, Comics, was also added this year, acknowledging the impressive design work that is being done with graphic novels and comic books.
Big Kids. Second Prize in "Comics" category. Designed by Michael DeForge. Published by Drawn & Quarterly. Written and Illustrated by Michael DeForge, 2016. Cover photograph by Bruce Law.
One of the Alcuin Award winners, Ottawa Cooks, has been proudly displayed in cafes, restaurants, and bookstores throughout the nation's capital over the past year. Hurley says that this cookbook is a highlight of this year's awards for a number of reasons. Not only is it beautifully designed, it's the third winner in a row from this series of cookbooks: Montreal Cooks won last year and Toronto Cooks won the year before that. "There's clearly something special about these books that brings a wide variety of judges (nine of them over three years) together," Hurley remarks.
Ottawa Cooks. Third Prize in "Reference" category. Designed by Jessica Sullivan. Published by Figure 1 Publishing. Written by Anne DesBrisay, 2016. Cover photograph by Bruce Law.
The 1,014 Alcuin Awards presented over the past thirty-five years are a fascinating reflection of Canadian publishing history. All of the winning books are the result of a creative collaboration between dedicated designers, authors, editors, photographers, illustrators, publishers, printers, and readers. The Alcuin exhibitions make great design "accessible and relatable," Hurley explains, because "you [can] walk down the street and buy many of these books at your local bookstore."
The winning books of the 2016 Alcuin Awards can be appreciated on a number of levels by fans of both books and art alike: as examples of award-winning design, books for personal enjoyment, and standalone works of beautiful art.
The Alcuin Society Awards for Excellence in Book Design in Canada 2017 is on view in the Library and Archives of the National Gallery of Canada until October 1, 2017. For more information about the Alcuin Society and Awards, visit: http://alcuinsociety.com
Leanne Gaudet has worked as a curatorial assistant at the National Gallery of Canada and is a graduate of the MA Art History program at Carleton University.
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UCD launches Contemporary Irish Writing website
By Fiachra Johnston | Oct 9 2015
[br]UCD's School of English, Drama and Film have recently launched a website designed as an aid to students and academics studying in the field of contemporary literature.The site is a collaborative effort between members of university staff, as well as several international academics. It was founded by UCD's Chair of Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama, Professor Margaret Kelleher. The project is being funded by UCD's seed funding and strategic initiative schemes.Speaking to the University Observer, Professor Kelleher detailed the inception of the website, saying: "much of the inspiration for the project came from recognising the depth of interest in contemporary Irish literature among colleagues and students in universities outside of Ireland, for example in China, Brazil and Canada."Kelleher noted an absence in academia of this literature. "Teachers of literature in those countries - and indeed in Ireland also - can sometimes be reluctant to put very contemporary material on their syllabi because few secondary resources yet exist, and one of the aims of the project is to address that gap."The first large-scale venture of the site, titled "50 Irish Books" is an aggregate of 50 contemporary pieces of Irish literature. All of the books were published between 2009 and 2013. The list includes various links to reviews, interviews with authors, and other useful resources about each title.The website features authors such as Kevin Barry, Anne Enright, Edna O'Brien and Frank McGuinness. Of the 50 authors, the project also includes five Irish language books, something that site contributor Anna Heussaff believes "demonstrates the opportunity today to own and to celebrate our writing in both languages."Reception to the website from various publishers and authors has been hugely positive, and the website has seen large amounts of traffic both nationally and internationally. On a smaller scale, the site notes that a number of book-clubs in Ireland and abroad have begun using the site to set their autumn and winter reading.On the future of the website, Professor Kelleher feels that "it's really the reception of the project and reactions to the site in the coming months that will help us decide what exactly to do next."She further commented on the warm reception of the project so far. "What's very clear is that there is a strong interest, and need, for more resources relating to contemporary writing that can also help us examine how reputations are formed and how we might extend the range of what is known of Irish writing at home and abroad." The site is available to visit at www.contemporaryirishwriting.ie/.
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Kansas County Appraisers' Association
The first organizational meeting of the Kansas County Appraisers' Association (KCAA) was held on January 11, 1966. King L. McDonald was elected Temporary President. An application for affiliation in the Kansas Officials Council was filed in November 1966. It was approved in November 1967. Application for affiliation in the International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO) was filed in August 1966 and approved in August 1967.
The Association is governed by an Executive Board that is elected from its membership. The Board consists of the president, president-elect, vice-president, and the immediate past president of the Kansas County Appraisers' Association and six members in good standing, one from each of the six Regional Kansas County Appraisers' Associations. A secretary/treasurer is appointed by the president and approved by the Board. The association also has an Executive Secretary to handle its daily business.
As stated in its Constitution, the objectives of the Kansas County Appraisers' Association are to improve the standards of appraisal practice; to provide a clearing house for the collection and distribution of useful information relating to appraisal practice; to educate the taxpaying public on the true nature and importance of the work performed by appraisal officers; and to engage in research and publish the results of studies; to elevate the standards of personnel requirements in appraisal offices; to elevate the other public and private agencies interested in providing tax administration; and in every proper way to promote justice and equity in the distribution of the tax burden.
The KCAA operates a not for profit corporation, known as the Institute of Certified Kansas Appraisers, Incorporated. The purpose of this corporation is to assist in the training, education, certification, and designation of Kansas ad valorem appraisal personnel. The Institute has established a Code of Ethics for its members.
The Kansas County Appraisers' Association holds its Annual Business Conference each June at various locations around the state. The Association also meets in October at Director's Update, which is hosted by the Director of the Property Valuation Division (PVD) for the Department of Revenue. The third major function is held in conjunction with the Kansas Association of Counties (KAC) annual meeting in November. New KCAA officers are installed each year at this meeting.
President Lisa Ree
Vice President Sean Robertson
Secretary/Treasurer Lori Reedy
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USA Gymnastics revokes fine for McKayla Maroney after Chrissy Teigen offers to pay
Teigen said she'd pay $100,000 fine for McKayla Maroney to discuss doctor.
Larry Nassar was a 'master manipulator,' says Aly RaismanThe gold medalist also accused USA Gymnastics of allowing the abuse to continue.Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images
— -- Supermodel Chrissy Teigen offered on Tuesday to pay a fine imposed on Olympic gold medal gymnast McKayla Maroney if she wanted to speak at former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's Tuesday sentencing due to a non-disclosure agreement Maroney had signed. USA Gymnastics later said they would revoke the NDA and allow Maroney to speak if she wanted.
"The entire principle of this should be fought- an NDA to stay quiet about this serial monster with over 140 accusers," wrote Teigen in a tweet on Tuesday. She also wrote that she would be "honored" to pay the fine.
ABC News previously reported about Maroney's NDA, which was part of the terms of a settlement with USA Gymnastics in 2016. The NDA stated that if Maroney said anything about Nassar's abuse, she could be fined $100,000 or more, according to her lawyer John Manly.
Maroney responded to Teigen on Tuesday evening in a statement through Manly, saying, "I'm shocked by your generosity, and I just want you to know how much hope your words bring to all of us! I just can't get over the fact that someone I don't personally know is sticking up for me, let alone a strong women that I've looked up to for years!"
Larry Nassar was a 'master manipulator' and 'so good at brainwashing,' says Aly Raisman
Sexual assault victims confront former Olympic doctor Larry Nassar in court
Gabby Douglas alleges she was abused by USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar
Chrissy Teigen poses at the season two premiere of the television series "Underground" in Los Angeles, Feb. 28, 2017.
Chrissy Teigen poses at the season two premiere of the television series "Underground" in Los Angeles, Feb. 28, 2017.Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP
Late Tuesday, USA Gymnastics said they would not seek money from Maroney if she chose to offer her testimony in court. A statement reads, "USA Gymnastics encourages McKayla and anyone who has been abused to speak out. USA Gymnastics remains focused on our highest priority -– the safety, health and well-being of our athletes and creating a culture that empowers and supports them."
Several victims of Nassar confronted him in a Michigan courtroom Tuesday, telling him how he robbed them of their childhoods by using his position as a star physician to allege he sexually assaulted them and scarred them for life.
Larry Nassar listens to victim impact statements prior to being sentenced, Jan. 16, 2018, in Lansing, Mich.
Larry Nassar listens to victim impact statements prior to being sentenced, Jan. 16, 2018, in Lansing, Mich.Scott Olson/Getty Images
Prosecutors said they have scheduled 98 of 125 victims to address the court over the next four days. All of the women said they were molested by Nassar, and about 20 addressed the court over a span of eight hours on Tuesday.
It was unclear whether Maroney would now testify.
Maroney won a gold medal as part of the women's gymnastic team in 2012, and was an individual medalist on vault, winning silver. Fellow star gymnasts Simone Biles and Maroney teammates Aly Raisman and Gabby Douglas have also come forward to say they were abused by Nassar.
ABC News' Rachel Katz and Shah Rahmanzadeh contributed to this report.


Greta Gerwig's directorial debut "Lady Bird" is a semi-autobiographical story on the life of Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson (Saoirse Ronan), a senior at a Catholic high school in Sacramento California. The 5 time Academy Award nominated film takes place between 2002 and 2003 when Lady Bird struggles with the stress of college, boys, and friends. Her dream is to get away from the West coast and go to school in the East, but her mother (Laurie Metcalf) makes it clear that it is not an option, given the distance and the cost. The McPhersons are a struggling family whose patriarch loses his job and who are, as a result, reliant on the salary from the mother's job as a nurse. The strain on the family increases, as Lady Bird and her mother clash on account of their strong personalities and stubbornness.
"Lady Bird" has been widely perceived as almost revolutionary because of the accuracy with which teen struggles are portrayed in Saoirse Ronan's complex teen character. There's a scene where Lady Bird and her best friend Julie are walking down a wealthy suburban street, looking at houses and picking out which ones they would like to live in. They decide on a big bright blue one which we later find out belongs to Lady Bird's future boyfriend's grandmother. This shows her obsession with other people's lives and how unsatisfied she is with her own. Her dream of going to school in New York, her new friendship with the most popular (and richest) girl in school are all parts of her that are components of what she believes to be her dream life.
The connection to the teen side is surprisingly accurate, as coming of age movies rarely hit the spot in terms of actually connecting with teen audiences. The personal connection Greta Gerwig has with the story – a flawed, confused, stubborn story of a girl who has her heart set on a life that it is not necessarily hers – gives the work particular credibility. "Lady Bird" is a movie that hits the spot for not just teens and whose writing and direction from Greta Gerwig and raw acting from Saoirse Ronan give a natural and provocative view on struggling adolescents.


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Los Brugals és un indret i partida del terme municipal de Castell de Mur, dins de l'antic terme de Guàrdia de Tremp, al Pallars Jussà, en l'àmbit del poble de Cellers i de la Serra del Montsec.

És a prop de l'extrem sud-oest del terme, a ponent del poble de Cellers, al vessant nord de la carena que des de Cellers puja cap al Serrat Alt. Està situat a l'esquerra del barranc de la Font de Margarit, al sud-oest de lo Canar, al nord-est de l'Obaga del Tic-tac i a llevant del Planell de Gipon. El Camí dels Brugals discorre pel límit nord d'aquesta partida. Es tracta d'una zona boscosa, amb arbres fruit d'una repoblació forestal després de l'incendi sofert l'abril del 2003.

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Q: Laravel excel custom storage path I created a command that fills .csv and stores it in /storage/app. I need to make a custom path to let's say my downloads directory. Tried like that:
$responce = Excel::store(new ClientProviderSport($compliance), $fileName, 'local', '/Downloads', \Maatwebsite\Excel\Excel::CSV);

My export file looks like this:
protected $invoices;

    public function __construct(array $invoices)
    {
        $this->invoices = $invoices;
    }

    public function array(): array
    {
        return $this->invoices;
    }
    public function headings(): array
    {
        return [
            'Client ID',
            'Client Name',
            'Number of Provider',
            'Number of Sports',
            'Sports'
        ];
    }

And finally my filesystems.php looks like this:
'links' => [
        public_path('storage') => storage_path('app/public'),
    ],

I am given this error:
touch(): Unable to create file /home/user/reports/.dev/phpLaravel/storage/framework/cache/laravel-excel/laravel-excel-Hmbk3Yss26wjL4rRwfCMFfC7PiMls3PI./storage because No such file or directory

Any and all help gratefully received.


This project was a partnership between MIET AFRICA, the South African Sugar Association (SASA) and the KZN Department of Education's nutrition and curriculum units to develop a nutrition resource pack for teachers and learners in Grade R-6.
This nutrition pack comprises a teacher guide to teaching nutrition as part of the Life Skills curriculum in the foundation and intermediate phases. It includes nutrition information for the teacher, lesson activity ideas and CAPS-compliant grade-specific activity sheets for learners. The guide is accompanied by three readers, one for each of Grades 4-6.These colourful and attractive readers, entitled "Looking after your Teeth", "Food from around the World!" and "A Case of the Runs–A Detective Story About Food Safety", also address curriculum-specific nutrition topics.


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Piirimäe is an Estonian surname meaning "border hill". It is derived from the compound words piiri, the genitive singular of piir, meaning "border"; and mäe, the genitive singular of mägi, meaning "hill".

As of 1 January 2022, 23 men and 33 women have the surname Piirimäe in Estonia. Piirimäe ranks 5,290th for men and 3,868th for women in the distribution of surnames in Estonia. The surname Piirimäe is most common in Järva County, where 2.70 per 10,000 inhabitants of the county bear the surname. Notable people bearing the surname Piirimäe include:

 Helmut Piirimäe (1930–2017), Estonian historian
 Kaarel Piirimäe (born 1979), Estonian historian (:et)
 Kätlin Piirimäe (born 1995), Estonian track and field athlete
 Krista Piirimäe (born 1946), Estonian art historian
  (born 1975), Estonian hydrobiologist
 Pärtel Piirimäe (born 1972), Estonian historian (:et)

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Gary Stephen Birch (born 8 October 1981) is an English former football player and manager who played as a striker. He was most recently the manager at Walsall Wood.

Playing career
Birch scored on his AFC Telford debut in the 4–3 victory against Mossley at Seel Park. Birch came on as a substitute before scoring the winning goal. Struggling with his weight, in September 2007, he was loaned to Rushall Olympic in an attempt to gain match fitness. Birch left the club at the end of the 2007–08 season to join Chasetown.

Birch netted his 50th Chasetown goal in all competitions in a 1–1 home draw with Chorley on 27 August 2011. He departed from the club in June 2012, and signed for Solihull Moors.

Management career
In October 2014 he was appointed manager of Lichfield City, departing in May 2016 after feeling that he had taken the club as far as he could. In November 2016 he joined Hednesford Town as assistant manager to Paul Casey. In February 2017, Casey resigned his role and Birch and fellow assistant Gavin Hurren were placed in temporary charge of first team affairs. On 15 March 2017, Birch was appointed permanent manager of the club.

Birch quit as Hednesford manager to accept a job offer from Walsall Wood on 6 May 2017.

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1981 births
Association football forwards
English footballers
Walsall F.C. players
Exeter City F.C. players
Nuneaton Borough F.C. players
Barnsley F.C. players
Kidderminster Harriers F.C. players
Lincoln City F.C. players
Tamworth F.C. players
Hucknall Town F.C. players
AFC Telford United players
Rushall Olympic F.C. players
Chasetown F.C. players
Solihull Moors F.C. players
English Football League players
National League (English football) players
Northern Premier League players
English football managers
Highgate United F.C. managers
Lichfield City F.C. managers
Hednesford Town F.C. managers
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While I have not yet run this test on SATA drives, I will throw a couple in shortly and run the same test to see how they perform. I expect that that is where I will see the most benefit.
While I did not think to capture the results, I did see when I was doing a large copy (Large VHDX files) to from SAS 15K drives in RAID 10 to the SAS 7.2K drives with Caching enabled on the 7.2K drives, it copied incredibly fast... until the Cache drives filled up, then it was incredibly slow while it caught up which just makes sense.
Stay tuned... Next weekend if I have the time I will pit the SSD drives against an equal number of 15K SAS drives and see the outcome!


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home Biography Who Is Brian George? Get To Know About His Age, Height, Net Worth, Measurements, Personal Life, & Relationship
Who Is Brian George? Get To Know About His Age, Height, Net Worth, Measurements, Personal Life, & Relationship
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Brian George is an Israeli-English actor, singer voice artist, and comedian. He is known for playing Pakistani restaurateur Babu Bhatt on Seinfeld and Dr. V.M Koothrappali on The Big Bang Theory. He also had given his voice in the various roles of DC's comic animation movie adaptation like Batman: Under the Red Hood, Justice League: Doom, Batman Strange Day and many more.
Brian George's Early Life & Education
Brian George was born on 1st July 1952 in Jerusalem, Israel. He belongs to mixed ethnicity and his birth sign is cancer.
He is the youngest of four siblings in the family, his father was born in Lebanon and mother in India. Later, they moved from Israel to London for some time and again they shift in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1966.
He attended his school in London and his school all-boys school and later moved to co-ed high school after they moved to Toronto. He attended the University of Toronto and used to do play at University's theater production. He dropped out of college and joined the Second City to train with John Candy for acting.
Age: As of 2019, Brian George's age is 67 years old.
Height: Israeli-English actor stands 6 feet or 183 cm which is similar to a celebrity like Isiah Whitlock Jr. and Benedict Cumberbatch.
Weight: Likewise, he weighs 75 kg or 165 lbs.
Eyes Color: Big Bang Theory actor has dark brown eyes that are bright and beautiful
67 years old actor has not revealed information regarding his personal life and marriage. Is he married or not, who is his wife and children. All the information is not revealed by the actor. His all affairs and love history haven't been revealed to his fan by him.
Brian May has a wife and children and hoping that in the near future he will share his personal life with his audience as he has shared his professional work.
As per Celebrity Net Worth, Brian George has an estimated net worth of around $2 million as of August 2019. Celebrities like Morgan Macgregor, Jim Hoffer, and Dave Bugliari has earned similar net worth as Brain. Throughout his career, he has made a huge sum from his works in the movies and TV shows
His primary source of income is from his acting in Hollywood film and television series. He must be paid well for his role in The Big Bang Theory just like actors Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kunal Nayyar, and Simon Helberg has been paid $ 1 million for their role in the series. So his salary must be in thousand dollars per episode.
Brain debuted as Sgt. Paganee in series The Edison Twins and continued to play various roles in movies and television series. His notable work in television includes The Secret Life of the American Teenager, Once Upon a Time in Wonderland and 2018 series I Feel Bad.
Brian George in The Big Bang Theory.
Furthermore, he also acted in various films but his major works are giving voice to animation characters in different films including DC's Comics Animation films like Batman Vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman: The Killing Joke, Batman: Strange Days and many other animations film, series and video game.
As of 2019, George is portraying Dr. V.M. Koothrappali in the American TV sitcom, Big Bang Theory. He started appearing in the series back in 2007. The show starred Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, and Kunal Nayyar, among others.
Quick Summary of Brian George
Who is Brian George?
Brian George is an Israeli-English actor, singer voice artist, and comedian.
What's his age at present?
He is 67 years old, as of 2019.
What is the height of an Israeli-English actor?
Israeli-English actor stands 6 feet or 183 in cm.
He has an estimated net worth of around $2 million.
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For more storage of trifles, the utensil can be perfectly attached to the Flex Deck or the moll Champion Panel.
The Utensilo is the practical organizing aid that can be attached to the Flex Deck or Panel by means of Velcro fasteners, meaning that everything can be conveniently stowed away. With compartments of different sizes, the utensil keeps the desk clean. Available in seven different colors, the utensil is made of durable polyester.


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