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Marvel fans are convinced Lady Sif is returning for Loki's Disney+ series
Published: 19/Nov/2020 12:34
by Daniel Megarry
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Lady Sif actor Jaimie Alexander has sparked rumors that she could be reprising her Marvel character in the upcoming Loki series on Disney Plus.
Alexander hasn't portrayed the formerly-major character since Thor: The Dark World, where she helped the God of Thunder in the war against Malekith and the Dark Elves. Fans have spent years wondering whether she'll ever return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
While the most obvious place for her to return would seem to be in the upcoming sequel Thor: Love and Thunder, a new post on Instagram has led to speculation that she'll actually make an appearance in the Disney+ spin-off series starring Tom Hiddleston's Loki.
Disney+ are working on a spin-off series for Loki
Will Lady Sif return to the MCU?
While nothing has been confirmed yet, the actor revealed on her Instagram page that she's currently flying to Atlanta for unknown "work" related reasons. What's currently filming in Atlanta? Loki's Disney+ series. Naturally, fans have jumped to the conclusion that she's joining the show.
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"Jaimie Alexander is going to Atlanta. Loki has only a month of shooting left. Sif is going to be in Loki series. It's all I can think [right now]," wrote one Sif fan, while another joked that they were "losing it" over the rumor.
jaimie alexander is in atlanta after liking instagram comments confirming that sif is coming back… i'm losing it
— alex (@loventhunders) November 18, 2020
Jaimie Alexander is going to Atlanta. Loki has only a month of shooting left.
'Sif is going to be in Loki series'
It's all i can think rn. #LokiSeries
— Th♡r's pretty thighs ϟ ४ (@PrettiestThor) November 18, 2020
OH MY GOD OH MY GO OH MY GOD, THE DISNEY+ SERIES LOKI IS BEING FILMED IN ATLANTA GEORGIA. JAIMIE ALEXANDER IS ON HER WAY TO ATLANTA GEORGIA
— izzy🤍💫 (@jaimie_mariska) November 18, 2020
It's not the first time Lady Sif's return has been teased. Back in February, before production on Loki was delayed due to the ongoing global health crisis, Alexander gave fans hope that she would be bringing her Thor character back with talk of a 'secret' project coming up.
"What am I working on now? I do wish I could tell you," she said to fans, "but I would probably cease to exist, don't you think, if I actually told what I have coming up, so I can't tell you guys but thanks for asking anyway!"
Jaimie Alexander is rumored to reprise her role as Lady Sif in Disney's Loki series
When asked if she could still ride a horse while wielding a sword, which she did in Thor: The Dark World, she teased, "Yes, once upon a time I was able to do that and I might have to do that again in the future so hopefully, I haven't lost that gift."
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Recent casting news has confirmed that Owen Wilson, Richard E. Grant and Sophia Di Martino will all appear in the show. Grant is rumored to be playing an older version of Loki, while it's been speculated that Martino is playing Lady Loki.
There's no release date for Loki yet, but you can keep up to date with everything we know about the upcoming Disney+ series – including plot and the already-confirmed second season – right here.


Robocop's greatest reporter, Mario Machado, has died at 78. According to The LA Times obituary he had Parkinson's disease and died from complications of pneumonia.
In real-life, Mario Machado (whose real name was Mario Jose de Souza Machado) was an eight-time Emmy Award-winning television and radio broadcaster.
In 1970, he made televison history by becaming the first Chinese-American on-air television news reporter and anchor in the nation.
Machado played a generic reporter in several films like Rocky III (1982), Scarface (1983), and St. Elmo's Fire (1985).
But, to sci-fi fans, his greatest work was as Casey Wong in the three Robocop films. His dry delivery and soft smile perfectly compemented the horrific news reports he delivered for the Channel 9 show Mediabreak.
Happy Trails Machado. We gave you three minutes. You gave us the world.
Do you remember Machado from the movies or TV?
Those newsbreaks and the accompanying commercials were so great.
He was seventy-eight? Robocop doesn't seem that long ago.
I'll always remember Robocop. Can't believe he was 78.
They were! The satire was subtle, but pointed.
I still keep thinking the 80s were twenty years ago Alex.
Bwah! Ha-Ha! I hope he's in the remake!
It's a great movie Nutschell, and he lived a long life.
I don't remember him, but I only saw Robocop once.
Superb under-rated film, particularly for it's satire and humour. I remember the newsflashes although I'd never heard of Machado. Maurice how about some more features on actors, alive or dead, who play minor but memorable parts like this?
Also who was his co-anchor?
This movie has a surprisingly small body count but almost every kill is a WTF moment. My popcorn-down moment was ED209 shooting the guy out of the window but the melting scene was quite a shock too.
Yeah Gene, it's more shocking than gory today.
Thats a great idea Gene, but I'll have to figure out how to narrow it down.
He was so good at being the "generic newsman" that you never notice him.


It is so wonderful to live in a region that is so culturally diverse. Most Canadians want Canada to be a compassionate and welcoming country that encourages cultural awareness, and it is something we should all be proud of. We have a bit of every country you can think of here and teaching your child about different cultures and traditions can ensure they grow to be accepting of all people.
Teaching cultural diversity can be as easy as modelling accepting behaviour, talking about different countries and their traditions, exposing them to different ethnic foods, exploring different holiday traditions, and, if the budget allows, travelling!
The best way to teach culture is to immerse yourself and your family into it. Travelling is perfect for that but not typically realistic for most families. More accessible ways to learn about other cultures around home could be having maps or atlases around and open, talking about the different countries they become aware of through media, the places you, your partner, or family have visited and books! There are many children's books that promote cultural awareness in a language that children understand.
You can expose your child to different cultures without having to leave your city! Attending different local festivals and events that celebrate a variety of cultures will allow you and your family to experience many different practices and customs. You can have open conversations about and admire the clothes that people wear, listen to different languages, try new foods, and enjoy great music.
An international pen pal would also be another fantastic way to bring a little culture in and make it more personal. Ask your school if they can help or check out online resources to find penpals.
Another great way to promote cultural awareness is to do it with cooking! Having your child participate in choosing the recipe, looking at the pictures from that country, learning about why that dish is important to that culture all in the cooking process helps turn mealtime into a teachable moment for everyone. There are so many things you can do to encourage learning through cooking. Using foods that originate from different places can teach them about other countries and the types of food they rely on and can also develop an appreciation for the impact that importing foods has. You can also talk about the types of foods that grow and thrive in that specific climate and if there is a story behind the certain food you are making--is it a simple, everyday meal elsewhere or is it featured especially in celebrations?
While you're busy in the kitchen, select some music from the chosen country, dress the table with some simple yet meaningful decorations, and look forward to a delicious feast complete with carefully curated dinner music!
Teaching your children about your own holiday traditions is important for your own culture but you can still teach them about how people celebrate holidays in other countries. You can research, read and talk about other traditions with books, television and documentaries, by making crafts and incorporating some of the decorations and celebrations from around the world into your own home.
Being mindful of other cultures and their traditions can also help your child be inclusive to others in daycare and school. When children have more familiarity with conventions that aren't like theirs, they are naturally more accepting, curious and this can help them grow into children, teens, and adults who are open minded and tolerant of differences, regardless of skin colour or cultural background.
Above all, the most powerful and easiest tool that you have to teach your children about this topic is yourself. Be a model and show them that you are accepting of everyone. From neighbours and co-workers, to teachers and grocery store staff, be kind and engaged and your child will follow suit. Stand up for those who are being bullied, stand up against racism, homophobia and misogyny, and show your child with your actions that no matter what, we all deserve dignity, safety, and joy. We all share the same feelings and emotions regardless of the language we speak, the clothes we wear, or the way we look.


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Salvadorean. He has an MBA from The Boston College in Boston, Massachusetts; and a BA in Economics from the University of Santa Clara, California, United States. He has served as a member of the Board for the: Banco Agrícola of El Salvador; the Business Foundation for Educational Development (FEPADE); the Salvadorean Foundation for Health and Human Development (FUSAL); AGAPE, an institution that provides assistance in the fields of health, nutrition, education and shelter, with productive projects in hostels and restaurants, education andcommunication; Director of the Escuela Superior de Economía y Negocios (ESEN) Business School; President of the Kriete Group Investment Company; President of the Gloria de Kriete Foundation; President of the Fundación Coatepeque Foundation of El Salvador; Deputy Director of the Board of Directors of Hotel Real Intercontinental in El Salvador. Founder and board member of the Mexican airline Volaris; President of the Board AviancaTaca and President of the Latin American Association of Airlines (ALTA). Awarded the National Order of the Legion of Honor, Degree of Officer by the Government of France; with the Honorary Member Award 2007 of the Salvadorean Foundation for Economic and Social Development (FUSADES); Decorated with the Grade of Grand Cross of the Central American Order of SICA for his valuable contributions to regional integration, and was awarded the Order of Merit for Distinguished Service in the rank of Grand Officer by the government.
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This exhibit features more than 45 photographs of recording and performing artists from Canyon Records, an independent label specializing in Native American music since 1951. Musician portraits by Robert Doyle, president of Canyon Records, include Radmilla Cody, R. Carlos Nakai, Tony Duncan, Southern Scratch, and many others. Listen to the accompanying soundtrack of commissioned Native American flute music and traditional songs while learning about the history of Canyon Records. Visitors may even touch Canyon Records' Grammy award!
The Arizona Teacher Walk Out will be held Thursday and Friday, April 26th – 27th. Since many of Tucson's schools will be closed during this time, families will be seeking alternative care and activities for their school-aged children. As educational resources for our community, many TAM organizations will be offering on-going free and/or reduced admission to children, families, and educators, until the Walk Out has ended.
The list below highlights organizations which have confirmed their commitment with TAM. Many more institutions are promoting their resources to the community through their own social media channels. The list below will continue to be updated.
Arizona State Museum: Free admission for children and hands-on activities at the museum. Admission for adults or those without a CatCard or PCC card is $5.00. Also, Saturday, May 5th, for our Culture Craft Saturday program teachers and kids get in free. Teachers can receive professional development hours too. We ask that they rsvp to the email address listed in the flyer. Please see the flyer for details: ASM May 2018.
Center for Creative Photography: Free admission to children, families and educators.
The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures: Those visiting with children will receive free admission.
University of Arizona Museum of Art: Free admission to children, families and educators.
On Point: Sculptures on the Tips of Lead Pencils running February 1 through April 15, 2018 at The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures, features over thirty micro miniature sculptures, carved on the tips of lead pencils, created by artists Cindy Chinn, Salavat Fidai, and Dalton Ghetti.
Apply Now to Win a $300 Scholarship from TAM for the 2018 AAM Annual Meeting & Museum Expo! TAM is committed to providing three (3) 2018 AAM Annual Meeting & Museum Expo Scholarships each in the amount of $300. Award monies may also be used retroactively as reimbursement for funds already spent to attend the 2018 AAM Annual Meeting. Application Submission Deadline: March 2, 2018. Scholarship recipients will be notified March 12, 2018. Please see application for details and applicant requirements.


The ACF Washington was honored to host the performance The Pianist of Willesden Lane with Grammy®-nominated pianist Mona Golabek as a closing event to her show at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, presented by Theater J, running from September 12 to 30, 2018.
Performed by Jura's daughter, Grammy®-nominated pianist Mona Golabek, The Pianist of Willesden Lane combines enthralling story telling with breath-taking live performances of Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and more. The performance The Pianist of Willesden Lane is based on the book The Children of Willesden Lane by Mona Golabek and Lee Cohen, and was adapted and directed by Hershey Felder.
The event is part of our commemoration series to mark the 80th anniversary of the so-called "Anschluss", the annexation of Austria to Nazi-Germany, one of the most painful and darkest moments in Austrian history.
Mona Golabek is the daughter of Lisa Jura, a concert pianist born in Vienna/Austria, who came to England as a young teenage refugee in 1938 as part of the Kindertransport rescue operation. Her father, Michel Golabek, was a French resistance fighter, who received the Croix de Guerre. Mona's grandparents died at Auschwitz. Inspired and taught by her mother, Mona herself became a concert pianist. Appearances at the Hollywood Bowl, the Kennedy Center, Royal Festival Hall with major conductors and orchestras worldwide, the Grammy® nominee and prolific recording artist has been the subject of several documentaries including Concerto for Mona with conductor Zubin Mehta. Her mother is the subject of Ms. Golabek's acclaimed book The Children of Willesden Lane. The book, now in its 24th printing, has been translated and published in French and Italian with forthcoming German, Spanish, and Hebrew publications. BBC Feature Films is currently in development for a feature film based on the book. In 2012, Mona made her debut at the Los Angeles Geffen Playhouse in The Pianist of Willesden Lane, adapted from the book. The production, directed by Hershey Felder, has been acclaimed by critics and audiences across America, with recent sold-out theatrical runs in New York and London. Mona has received Best Actress Nominations from the New York and Los Angeles Drama Critics and the show has been listed among the top-ten shows in many major cities.
Mona founded the Hold On To Your Music Foundation. With the help of the Milken Family Foundation, Facing History and Ourselves, and the Annenberg Foundation, she created educational resources for the book that have been adopted into school curricula across America. To date, more than 250,000 students and families have experienced the WILLESDEN READ – the educational mission, spearheaded by the non-profit, that is devoted to spreading the message of her mother's story.


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By Editor in News — Dec 5, 2022
Top 4 News in Green Hydrogen this week including BMW iX5 Hydrogen
Source : BMW Group
#1: BMW iX5 Hydrogen
The BMW Group has started production of its "BMW iX5 Hydrogen model" which is a hydrogen-powered light vehicle at its Munich Research and Innovation Centre (FIZ) while exclusive components are made at the Additive Manufacturing Campus – the BMW Group's competence centre for 3D printing. BMW iX5 Hydrogen is a Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) with hydrogen fuel cell technology which has undergone an intensive testing procedure during the development phase. The model vehicle will be used as a model to promote carbon-free mobility in selected regions in Germany from spring 2023. The model consists of 12V and 400V electrical systems, a high-performance battery, an electric motor which is built with fifth-generation BMW eDrive technology and a fuel cell.
BMW Group commences production of small-series hydrogen-powered model.
+++ Manufacture of small-series BMW iX5 Hydrogen at the Research and Innovation Centre's pilot plant in Munich +++ Test fleet will go into service worldwide from spring 2023 +++
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#2: Airbus looking at new green hydrogen suppliers in India, Australia and Latin America
European-based Airbus company is currently working on a hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine for its net-zero aircraft that will enter its commercial fleet by 2035. They already have signed a partnership agreement with HyPort to make sure the availability of low-carbon hydrogen to them at the Toulouse-Blagnac airport in France. Now they are extending the supply chain with potentially cost-effective suppliers in future at different airports and energy providers all across the world such as India, Australia and Latin America.
Airbus looking at India, Australia, Latin America for green hydrogen supplies
Airbus is currently developing a hydrogen-powered fuel cell engine for its ambitious zero-emission aircraft that will enter service by 2035. It has also signed a partnership agreement with HyPort to set up a low-carbon hydrogen production and distribution station at the Toulouse-Blagnac airport in F…
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#3: Spain - The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez announced 250 million euro aid for green hydrogen
As a part of their strategic project for the Recovery and Economic Transformation of Renewable Energies, Renewable Hydrogen and Storage, Spain announced a 250 million euro grant via two lines. This is to support a large number of activities they have initiated to achieve the objectives set by 2030 to promote green hydrogen. One line will be directed to projects which are working to improve commercial viability for the production and consumption of renewable hydrogen in Spain and the second line will be dedicated to the development of large electrolysers and innovative renewable hydrogen production projects.
Spain - Government Approves the First 250 Million Aid for Green Hydrogen - Hydrogen Central
Spain - Government approves the first 250 million aid for green hydrogen. The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced
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#4: Netherlands-based Battolyser is to build 1 GW Green Hydrogen factory in Rotterdam
"This partnership will develop the first industrial green hydrogen equipment manufacturing facility in The Netherlands, With our offshore wind potential, strong infrastructure and world-class heavy industry, The Netherlands can now develop a sustainable and resilient energy system." - said Mattijs Slee, CEO, Battolyser Systems.
Battolyser Systems is currently discussing on implementation of a system of 1 GW combining electrolysers producing green hydrogen in the M4H area, an industrial site in the heart of Rotterdam. The system is supposed to generate green hydrogen when wind and solar power are available at low prices and planning to provide electricity to the grid when prices are high. It is clear they are developing the factory as an Energy Storing Power-to-X model where Power-to-Power and Power-to-Hydrogen seem optimally used to create value.
Battolyser Systems Builds 1 Gigawatt Plant in The Port of Rotterdam to Meet Soaring Demand for Green Hydrogen and Electricity Storage - Hydrogen Central
Battolyser Systems builds 1 gigawatt plant in the Port of Rotterdam to meet soaring demand for green hydrogen and electricity storage
The investment is estimated to be about €100 million and it will require some 700 directly employed staff.
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Does your home need some added insulation to improve energy efficiency and/or keep the heat in better when the weather gets cold? If your answer is yes, there's a good chance you've been thinking about the issue for some time, but want to ensure you get a quality job done at a price that isn't daylight robbery! At South Kensington, SW7 Handyman, we are specialists in home improvement and property maintenance and have a skilled team of installation engineers who can identify the best solutions for home insulation South Kensington, SW7 residents could hope to find.
Insulation makes your living environment more comfortable, as it helps regulate the temperature (it makes it warmer in cold weather and cooler in hot weather). This is a great benefit for people experiencing the changeable weather of South Kensington, SW7 and South East England. You will also experience an improvement to sound control, as the insulation keeps unwanted noise out better. And, to top it off, unwanted moisture, allergens and pollutants will be kept out of your home, protecting your valuables and ensuring the healthiest possible environment for your family.
Who needs South Kensington, SW7 Handyman home insulation services?
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Who have South Kensington, SW7 Handyman helped in the past?
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The forecast was good so we decided to head up to Lancelin for the Australian Day weekend. The wind was pretty light but I was comfortably powered on my 4.7 Ice and Skate 97.
The water is flat in the inside there, perfect for some slidey freestyle moves and there are some nice ramps at the back for jumping- awesome fun!!!
Thanks to Popov for the pics!


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Q: jQuery - one of the two divs open onLoad My jquery should open only the first of two divs on page load, but now it opens both.
Also, I've added .active class to my CSS to color the active divs link, but it won't work.
Jquery
 $(document).ready(function () {
     $(this).find('.infoexpanderContent').slideDown();
 });
 $('.infoexpanderHead').click(function () {
     $(this).siblings().find('.infoexpanderContent').slideUp();
     $(this).find('#infoactive').addClass("active");
     $(this).find('.infoexpanderContent').slideDown();
     $(this).siblings().find('#infoactive').removeClass("active");
 });

CSS
.active {
    color: green;
}

Really new to JS and Jquery so be simple please :)

A: Inside the dom ready handler this refers to the document object so your selector $(this).find('.infoexpanderContent') returns all infoexpanderContent elements in the page and slides them down
Fire the click event on the first element after the click handler is added
$('.infoexpanderHead').click(function () {
    $(this).siblings().find('.infoexpanderContent').slideUp();
    $(this).find('#infoactive').addClass("active");
    $(this).find('.infoexpanderContent').slideDown();
    $(this).siblings().find('#infoactive').removeClass("active");
}).first().click();

It is better to use a manual click trigger since you also will have to add the active class to the first infoactive element

A: Try specifying the :first selector:
$('.infoexpanderContent:first').slideDown();

By the way, there's no need for the $(this).find() method, since in the DOM wrapper, $(this) refers to the document, which is always assumed in jQuery.

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Why are sloths so slow?
Sloths generally travel no more than 125 feet (38 meters) in one day. See more pictures of mammals.
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Let's say you're driving around an unfamiliar city one day and you get lost. The odometer racks up more and more miles as you try to find a landmark to reorient yourself. Then, the gas light flickers on, and you start to panic because you have no idea where the nearest gas station is. What do you do to ensure that you don't become stranded? You would have to maximize the return on every drop of fuel burned. For instance, if it's a summer day, you'd turn off the air conditioning and roll up the windows. You'd probably drive at a steady clip and try not to gun the engine.
Like pacing your car when it's low on gas, sloths move slowly to conserve energy as well. In fact, they move slower than any other mammal on Earth. The arboreal animals are known for taking their sweet time getting around, usually trekking no farther than 125 feet (38 meters) in a day [source: Cohn]. On the rare occasions when they're on the ground, sloths crawl at a glacial pace of about 1 foot (30 centimeters) per minute [source: Cohn]. This sluggishness has earned sloths a negative reputation in the human world — even one of the seven deadly sins shares their name. Yet, a sloth's lethargic nature allows it to make the most of its surrounding resources.
Sloths have little energy at their disposal for darting around at fast speeds because of their herbivorous diet. Native to the Americas, sloths spend most of their lives nestled between or hanging upside down from tree branches in tropical rain forests in Central and South America. Cecropia trees were nicknamed "sloth trees" because people thought sloths preferred their leaves; however, extensive observation has shown that sloths feed on many tree species [source: Lowman et al]. When hunger strikes, sloths simply reach out to the nearest available branch, pull it close and tear the leaves off with their lips. You probably wouldn't move around too quickly either if you had a permanently stocked minifridge within arm's length.
But imagine if you ate nothing but salad greens for a week without taking in any fats or protein. You probably wouldn't have a ton of excess energy to, say, sprint around the block. Likewise, sloths' diets, which may also include fruits, flower buds and branches, don't provide much nutrition. To compensate, sloths have a host of adaptations in addition to their slow pace that allow them to survive on such a lean diet.
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Los desarrollos en optica y electronica en los ultimos anos han permitido la mezcla o union de la espectrometria UV-Vis de espectro completo con instrumentos robustos a pequena escala, con el fin de monitorizar en linea la calidad del agua (van den Broeke, 2007).
Seamlessly compatible with Palintest's comprehensive range of reagent systems and accessories, the Palintest 9100 UV-Vis Spectrophotometer is ideal for water and environmental laboratories, educational institutions and industrial users who require high quality analytical performance at an affordable price.
The market for colorimeters, which are wholly different instruments from UV-Vis spectrophotometers, is almost entirely unrelated to other molecular spectroscopy markets in terms of the vendors in the market as well as the end-users.
Elucidation of a photoproduct was shown through an isosbestic point on UV-vis and through the absorhance of a photoproduct peak on the HPLC plots.
Supporting a multitude of applications, the new UV-Vis is designed to improve workflow in a wide variety of settings, including chemical, industrial, academic and pharmaceutical/biotech laboratories.
s DR 6000 UV-Vis spectrophotometer is equipped with RFID technology, integrated QA software and more than 250 testing methods and guided procedures.
In 2011, Shimadzu introduced the UV iPhone app, giving UV-Vis spectroscopists access to routine information quickly from anywhere.
The UV-1800 UV-VIS spectrophotometer is said to maintain the highest level of wavelength resolution in its class (1 nm), and functions as a standalone instrument or can be controlled by a PC with USB memory.
Mountain View, CA 3/7/06--Reflect Scientific, a supplier of lab equipment, has signed a letter of intent to acquire JMST Systems, a maker of UV-Vis detectors and fluorometers as well as the CEC-20 capillary electrophoresis system.
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The right legal billing software can help take your legal practice to the highest levels of profitability and client satisfaction. So, when your legacy billing program fails to adequately deliver, don't hesitate to make a much-needed change. So many attorneys continuously utilize ineffective, costly billing programs – just because they think it will be too much of a headache to make a switch. But that doesn't have to be the case, especially if you choose wisely and work with a company that makes conversion and implementation a seamless process.
When determining which company is best equipped to handle your legal billing needs, you want to make sure that their billing software includes features that meet the specific needs of your law office. If you are converting from a legacy system, just make a list of all the things you do and don't like about that software. Then use that list to review other billing systems on the market.
Time tracking – A comprehensive billing system includes time tracking that is accurate and convenient for your attorneys and support staff. Options like the ability to run multiple timers simultaneously, budgeting, and customized abbreviations can be of great value to your office.
Usability – What good is a legal billing software system that no one can figure out and use. Be sure to choose a system that is user-friendly and includes resources to help your staff get on board quickly.
Reporting – Reporting capabilities allow you to keep a constant eye on case progress, as well as the overall performance of the firm. Look for a system that allows you to quickly and easily run these reports right from your computer.
Trust Accounting – Trust accounting is a unique aspect of legal billing and adequate software provides the tools you need to handle trust accounting accurately and ethically. This is one of the major problems faced by attorneys who try to use accounting software, such as QuickBooks, to handle their law firm billing needs. These programs were not developed to handle the specific needs of a law firm, so trust accounting can become a problem you could have avoided with the right system.
Mobility – We live in a mobile world and the legal profession is no different. Look for a billing system with true mobile capabilities that allow you to track your time from anywhere and anytime – even when there is no mobile connection available. Remember, systems that offer website tracking may not be truly mobile because they require a web connection to work. Look for software that works whether you have access to the internet or not.
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Skippy Woolson
Other New York Child Sex Abuse Exonerations
Skippy Woolson (left) and private investigator Tom Weirs
In April 2011, a 14-year old boy accused his mother's live-in boyfriend of sexually assaulting him on an almost daily basis for the prior five months, beginning in December 2010 in Oswego County, New York.
A series of events that culminated in the sexual assault claim began on April 11, 2011, when the boy stole a bicycle from a developmentally disabled youth after holding a knife to the youth's throat. Not long after that, the boy, who had a history of mental illness, was taken to a psychiatric facility, but he ran away. His mother and her boyfriend, 34-year-old Skippy Woolson, found him in some woods and brought him back.
The boy then alleged that Woolson had punched him. On April 15, the boy was sent to a different psychiatric facility for another evaluation. While there, on April 16, the boy repeated his claim that Woolson had punched him. It was not until April 18, when he was told he was going to be sent home that the boy said that Woolson had forced him to engage in oral and anal sex almost daily in the family home beginning in December 2010. The boy claimed that the assaults took place while his mother was at the home of Woolson's aunt, who needed nursing care.
Woolson was arrested and charged with four counts of criminal sexual act in the second degree and endangering a child. Woolson denied the charges and refused a pretrial offer to plead guilty to a misdemeanor sex offense. That offer was made after the prosecution cited "issues with the proof in our case" and "some serious mental health issues on the part of the victim."
On January 17, 2013, five days before Woolson's trial was to begin, his attorney became ill with the flu. He called the court to seek a continuance because he had been expecting to spend the next five days preparing for trial by contacting witnesses, meeting with Woolson, and sending out subpoenas. He called again on January 18, reporting that he was very ill.
On January 22, the date scheduled for trial, Woolson's lawyer arrived after fighting through a snowstorm. He reported that he had lost 12 pounds during the illness, was still sick with strep throat, and couldn't concentrate for more than a few minutes at a time. The judge at first refused to continue the trial and forced the lawyer to argue several pretrial motions. The judge demanded a witness list, which the lawyer had not prepared. The judge ordered him to write it up on the spot. The lawyer protested, saying that he had vomited in the bathroom before coming into the courtroom. "I can't put together a thought right now," the lawyer said. "I am very concerned."
Ultimately, the trial was delayed, but only for two days and only after the prosecution expressed concern that unless a continuance was granted, any conviction that resulted would be overturned on appeal due to the lawyer's lack of preparation.
The lawyer returned to court on January 24 and a jury was selected. During his opening statement, Woolson's lawyer said that the boy had similarly alleged in 2005 that he had been sexually assaulted in front of his brother, but the claim had been found to be false when the brother said it never happened. The lawyer also told the jury the boy's mother would testify that she did not believe Woolson had sexually assaulted the boy, and that a physical examination of the boy showed no evidence of assault.
The boy gave testimony that was wildly inconsistent. At first, he testified that the assaults took place in the trailer where the family lived and that afterward, Woolson would clean himself with tissue or baby wipes. He said that Woolson would then take the boy for a ride in his mother's Chevrolet Tahoe and Woolson would throw the tissues or wipes out of the window.
When he was confronted with evidence that the family only had one vehicle, which the mother drove to work, the boy changed his story to say that his mother had a Chevrolet Cavalier that she used. When informed that she did not own that car until March 2011—three months after the boy claimed the assaults began—he said that until then, Woolson drove his mother to work and then assaulted him in the Tahoe. The boy claimed he got home from school in time to take his mother to Woolson's aunt's house by 3:45 p.m.
The defense presented evidence that the boy had a long history of psychiatric problems, including bipolar disorder, Tourette Syndrome, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and attention deficit with hyperactivity disorder. After he made the allegations against Woolson, the boy had been accused of physically assaulting his mother and violating a restraining order that she had gotten against him.
The prosecution presented a statement from a physician who examined the boy immediately after he first claimed he had been assaulted. The statement, which was admitted into evidence by agreement of Woolson's lawyer, was that there was no evidence of sexual abuse. The prosecution then called a nurse to testify that no finding of physical injury meant "absolutely nothing" and that it was "extremely rare" for anal sexual assault to cause physical injury.
The defense called one witness, Tina Thurston—Woolson's aunt—who testified that the boy's mother had worked as a home health aide caring for her from the fall of 2010 until March 25, 2011. That testimony conflicted with the boy's assertion that he had been assaulted daily until April 11, during which time his mother had still been going to the aunt's home every day. Thurston also testified that sometimes the boy stayed with his mother when she came to care for her. She said that Woolson and the boy were not alone together because they did not get along. Although Woolson's lawyer had promised the jury that he would call the boy's mother to testify that she did not believe Woolson had ever assaulted the boy, he failed to call her to the witness stand.
On January 30, 2013, the jury convicted Woolson of all four counts of criminal sexual act in the second degree and endangering a child. He was sentenced to 13 years in prison.
On appeal, his lawyer noted that the defense had failed to call several witnesses including the boy's mother; a police officer who had heard the boy admit that he lied frequently, but was trying to cut down; a case worker who would have testified that the boy admitted to her that he had falsely accused Woolson of hitting him; medical personnel who would have testified that the boy said he heard voices; a school official who would have said the boy was expelled after threatening staff; and a church member who would have testified that the boy said Woolson had not hit him.
The appeal also noted that Woolson's trial lawyer had not consulted with or called as a witness any expert to contradict the prosecution witnesses.
In November 2014, the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court upheld Woolson's convictions, although Justice Eugene Fahey dissented, saying he found the boy's testimony "impossible" to believe.
A year later, in November 2015, Woolson's mother hired private investigator Tom Wiers. Wiers had helped exonerate two other wrongfully convicted defendants—Dan Lackey and Daniel Gristwood. Wiers discovered that the Chevrolet Tahoe that the boy said was the scene of some of the assaults had been sold on February 28, 2011—weeks prior to when the boy said the assaults occurred in that vehicle. Wiers was also able to determine that the boy did not get home from school until much later than he testified at the trial—well past 4:30 p.m. The later time contradicted his testimony that he was home in time to leave at 3:45 p.m. to travel with Woolson to drop his mother off at Woolson's aunt's home.
By that time, the boy had been convicted of arson for burning down his sister's trailer. Wiers visited the boy in prison twice. During the second visit, the boy admitted that he had testified falsely about what time he got home from school because he wanted his testimony to fit the time his mother went to work.
Wiers also interviewed the boy's sister and her boyfriend, and both said that the boy had admitted to them that his accusations against Woolson were false.
In the summer of 2016, attorney Scott Porter filed a post-conviction petition for a new trial. Oswego County assistant district attorney Allison O'Neill, who had prosecuted Woolson at trial, met with Wiers, and agreed to re-investigate the case. During that investigation, the boy denied that he had talked to Wiers.
On September 6, 2016, O'Neill submitted a letter to the court asking that the convictions be vacated and that she found "credible" Wiers's account of the boy's recantation of portions of his testimony. Because "doubt has now been cast" on the boy's testimony, O'Neill said the prosecution would not oppose the motion for a new trial and would dismiss the charges. "While it would be an injustice for Woolson's conviction to be vacated if he in fact committed the crimes for which he was convicted, a greater injustice would result if his conviction(s) were maintained and he were actually innocent," the letter said.
On September 8, 2016, Oswego County Supreme Court Judge Donald Todd vacated Woolson's convictions, dismissed the charges, and Woolson was released.
Most Serious Crime: Child Sex Abuse
Additional Convictions: Child Abuse
Contributing Factors: False or Misleading Forensic Evidence, Perjury or False Accusation, Inadequate Legal Defense


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Emersyn Slavin leading offseason Storm Surge
Jaccob SlavinCarolina Hurricanes
The 2020-21 NHL season hasn't even started, but there's a Carolina Hurricanes Storm Surge favourite that's already in the lead.
Feature photo: IG / @jslavin74
It was the celly and laugh heard (and seen) around the Internet.
Emersyn Slavin, daughter of Carolina Hurricanes defenceman Jaccob Slavin and his wife Kylie, is garnering plenty of attention – and likes – for a video her father recently shared.
After netting a floor hockey goal, Emersyn topped off her tally with a top-shelf celebration as her proud parents looked on. Her dad showed off some sweet moves of his own, showcasing some slick stickhandling skills for a goal of his own, shouting an enthusiastic "Yes!" followed by a fist pump.
A post shared by Jaccob Slavin (@jslavin74)
The 26-year-old's efforts were rewarded with a big laugh from Emmy, who then emulated her dad in both words and action.
"She doesn't understand that her dad doesn't score that many goals, so I think she has more practice with her celebrations in her year-and-a-half than I do over my whole career," deadpanned Jaccob.
Which is why the blueliner with 377 games of NHL experience might start taking notes ahead of puck drop on the upcoming season.
"I should probably pick up a couple of tips from her. She definitely knows her celly game's strong."
What Emersyn hasn't figured out, at least not yet, is her growing popularity on social media.
She does, however, take great delight in seeing herself in action.
"Emmy watches herself on video, but she doesn't how big it is yet," said Jaccob. "We watch it at least two to three times a day, and pretty much every night before we go to bed. It's the last thing we see before we turn everything off. There are plenty of other videos of her. Most people look at that video and think, 'Oh, man… she's so fun.' But that's her 24/7, honestly."
Needless to say, mom and dad never grow weary of their one-and-a-half-year-old's on- and off-screen charisma.
There are many others that feel the same way.
Wherever she happens to be, Emersyn manages to leave a lasting impression, including on the staff at a local grocery store.
"She says 'Love you' to almost everybody," offered Kylie. "Any time we as a family say goodbye to another, no matter who it is, we say 'Bye… love you.' So, it could be someone working at a grocery store and if we tell Emersyn to say goodbye, she'll say, 'Bye… love you.' And at that point, they don't really know to do with that. She's just very loving."
For her proud parents, having time to spend together as a family over the past few months has been a blessing.
Although he can't wait to get back on the ice with his Carolina teammates, the pandemic has provided an unexpected and welcome opportunity for Jaccob to do more things with Kylie and Emersyn.
You can include a recent trip to a live nativity scene as one of the cherished moments.
"It's given me the chance to enjoy the family life a little bit more," said Jaccob. "It's probably the only time in my career that I will have had an opportunity like this. Typically, during normal circumstances, we're back home with either my family or my wife's family. They're in different towns so we've been alternating the years for Christmas.
"We're doing some advent things for Christmas, just making sure our hearts are in the right place with the meaning of Christmas. We've had our Christmas tree up since Halloween night. I've come to terms with the fact that she'd like the tree up all year. Really, it's just all about spending that time together, no matter what we're doing."
"It's such a fun age for Jaccob to be able to see Emmy day-to-day," added Kylie. "With the nativity scene, I would have had to go by myself with her, and he would have to watch it through a video later on. So, it's been really wonderful to have this time together."
Fans of Emersyn will be glad to know some new material emerged from that family outing.
And it's gold.
"We walked there and stayed for 15 minutes and Emersyn was just in awe because they had a camel there," Jaccob started. "She called it a 'hump hump horsey.' There was also a cow and a donkey, and she was making all the animal noises. We had a video of our night there and every time Emersyn sees it, she will say, 'hump hump horsey.' She wants to see the video of that. We thought would she probably tell her it's a camel, but it's too cute right now."
The reaction across social media to her celly video certainly caught her parents off guard.
As for what for Jaccob will share next, fans will have to continue to monitor his Instagram page.
Whenever and whatever it is, it's sure to generate some much-needed smiles at this time of the year.
"I don't think we realized how great her laugh is," said Kylie. "You see all these cute babies online who have great giggles, and I just thought that was all babies. People will comment on her laugh all the time. After that video blew up, I realized she has one of those laughs that just makes everyone else laugh."
Dad included.
"You never get tired of that," said Jaccob. "It makes my wife crack up every time. I think it's my wife's fault though because it's so easy for her to laugh, and Emersyn can make her laugh with just about anything. As parents, it makes those little moments fun. For lack of a better term, it warms your heart."
And lights up social media.
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I made this outfit up in that weird, limbo-ish period between Christmas and New Year, when I wasn't reading my Christmas books or watching the cricket. Historically, I've been productive in the last week of December, but I've also made a bunch of stuff that has been ill-judged or that have just been total wadders (most haven't made it to the blog). Fortunately, this Christmas I made two things which I'm totally in love with!
This is the Kalle shirt from Closet Case Patterns, made up in linen from The Fabric Store (second item in my Summer of Linen series!). This is technically the second time I've used this pattern, but it's the first time I've used it as drafted. I picked the cropped version (obviously), with the full length exposed button band and the full collar. there are a lot of options with this pattern, I love it! This linen has a much crisper hand than the rayon crepe I used for my first tee shirt version, so it holds the shape of the body and hem much better.
I love that back pleat and the kimono sleeves and cuffs! I'm also really pleased with the length at the front, I think its perfect to wear with anything which sits at my natural waist. I'm slightly terrified to wear this shirt anywhere that I might come into contact with any food or drink or anything else which might stain it…I'll need to get over it though, because it's an excellent top to wear when it's all hot and sticky and I don't want anything to touch my skin.
I think this is one of the neatest collars I've ever sewn, mostly due to the linen I think! It just holds a press so beautifully, and is such a lovely stable fabric. I was surprised by how high the collar stand was though, it's almost twice as high as the one from the Melilot shirt. I don't mind the way it looks, but it feels like a more formal collar. It definitely sits up a lot more! Irritatingly, I managed to get that top button hole slightly too far from the edge of the stand, and the top button looks really off centre. I never manage to get that one in the right place! I extended it as much as I thought I could get away with (after I had sewn and opened the original buttonhole), but it still isn't where it should be. I used my favourite 1/2″ shell buttons, I like the subtle shine against the linen. It's also just long enough to tuck in, if I ever want to go totally preppy!
While most of this post is about the shirt, this skirt is one of my favourite things that I've made recently! It's my favourite skirt pattern, v1247, and the fabric is a gorgeous indigo dyed Japanese cotton that I bought at Ray Stitch in London when Katie took me shopping last year. I bought it intending to make a Kochi Kimono out of it, but I once again forgot how narrow Japanese fabrics are and I couldn't tetris my way out of not having enough fabric this time. I'm slightly sad about not getting my indigo kimono, but I'm so happy that I thought to make it up as this skirt instead! I lengthened it the same amount as I did for my denim version, 4″ in length with a 1" hem, which I think puts it at the perfect length.


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All Upcoming Zac Efron Movies and TV Shows
Ragesh Dipu
If you want to gauge the weight of the name, 'Zac Efron' in the netizens' world, simply google, 'why Zac Efron is so hot?' The search results will tell you what Zac Efron is and how much internet traffic the name attracts! Once, Zac Efron was the blue-eyed teen hunk who created a thousand crush with his 'The High School Musical.' In 2005, when Efron earned the lead role in the Disney Channel movie, 'The High School Musical,' it was a standalone production. But, the movie went on to become a popular hit and Disney decided to expand it as a movie franchise, which eventually skyrocketed Efron to international fame.
'The High School Musical' soundtrack includes over five Top 40 singles, which sells around 4 million copies. The immense popularity of the franchise made it the first TV show soundtrack to bag the top spot SoundScan's history. After the bombastic success of 'The High School Musical,' Efron had to change his phone number because of an avalanche of fan calls.
The teen sensation came of age singing in Disney musicals and matured playing romcoms like '17 Again,' 'Hairspray,' 'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates,' 'Bad Neighbors,' and 'Bad Neighbors 2.' We have seen him saving lives bare-chested in 'Baywatch' and swinging from a trapeze in 'The Greatest Showman.' Efron has evolved as a deadly combination of funny and hot alpha male over his formative years. Top brands and fashion magazines always chase him as the man projects himself as a confident, charismatic and classic male archetype, who influencing men's preferences and empower them around the globe.
At this point, the question that might be circling your mind is what is the next Zac Efron movie and tv shows? Well, the good news is that we have a clear answer to that question. Here's the list of upcoming Zac Efron films and tv shows scheduled to release in 2019 and 2020. We can only hope that the latest Zac Efron movie would be as good as some of his recent ones.
1. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile (2019)
'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile' is an upcoming biopic based on the life of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy. The movie marks a dynamic career change for Zac Efron as the actor will appear as the cold-blooded serial killer. To make things more spicy and hot for die-hard Efron fans, the movie has been given an R rating!
The movie makes Efron's detachment from his long acting history with Disney and 'The High School Musical' franchise complete. 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile' is a chronicle of the brutal crimes of Ted Bundy, narrates from the perspective of his girlfriend, Elizabeth Kloepfer. She used to defend her boyfriend all through their relationship as she strongly believed the stories surrounding him are fake.
During his active period in the '70s, Ted Bundy brutalized at least 30 young women before captured. During the trial in 1989, he confessed to kidnapping, raping, and murdering women, but the actual number of his victims is still unknown. Joe Berlinger directs the biopic from a screenplay written by Michael Werwie. The movie also stars Lily Collins, Angela Sarafyan and James Hetfield in key roles. According to the latest reports, the movie will be aired on Netflix by mid-2019.
2. The Beach Bum (2019)
In the upcoming romcom, 'The Beach Bum,' Zac Efron will be seen beach partying with Matthew McConaughey, Snoop Dogg, Isla Fisher, and Martin Lawrence. The recently released trailer introduces Matthew McConaughey as Moondog, a careless junkie and beach dweller who wants to write 'next great American novel.' Even though the trailer gives out vague ideas about Efron's character, we can gather from bits and pieces the actor goes for another shocking transformation with his bizarre facial hair. The film is directed by Harmony Korine, who made his mark with 'Spring Breakers.' 'The Beach Bum' will hit the U.S. theatres on March 22, 2019.
3. Human Discoveries (TBA)
Facebook Watch's upcoming TV Series 'Human Discoveries' is an animated comedy with Zac Efron and Anna Kendrick play the central characters. The series, which is created by Chris Bruno, David Howard Lee, Corey Campodonico, and Alex Bulkley, will debut later this year. Human Discoveries follows a group of friends during the early days of human civilization. They are awestruck with the wonders of nature and phenomenons like fire, water and wind. They invent the prototypes of the wheel, art, booze, fashion, races, jealousy, and, for Zac Efron fans to take notice, the social system of monogamy.
4. Blood Moon (TBA)
Ana Lily Amirpour, who is known for 'A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night,' returns to the fantasy genre with her third directorial venture, 'Blood Moon.' The movie follows a girl with strange and dangerous powers who escapes from a mental asylum in New Orleans. Set in the backdrop of New Orleans of the '80s and '90s, the movie is inspired by the fantasy-adventure thriller from that era. Efron will most likely play the male lead opposite Kate Hudson's central character. Craig Robinson also plays an important role in 'Blood Moon.'
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I have my daughters wedding video on disc done in AVCHD format which does not play on a DVD player. Can any of DVDfabs apps convert it to a DVD?
I believe AVCHD is still Blu-ray structure but on DVD type media. You might want to try a trial version of the "Blu-ray to DVD" module to see of that will work.(Assuming your reader/burner is Blu-ray and can read AVCHD … you still need a Blu-ray reader to read AVCHD).
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Official Mike Tyson BIG SHOTS™ Now Available
LOS ANGELES, August 15, 2022 - In partnership with Tyson 2.0, BIG SHOTS launches official "Iron" Mike Tyson collection. Now, fans can celebrate the legendary boxer with these commemorative pillows designed in his likeness. Think you can beat Mike Tyson? Well here's your safest way to square up against, "The Baddest Man on the Planet" and relive the glory-days of boxing.
For Tyson's biggest fans, a limited collection of signed Mike Tyson BIG SHOTS will also be available. Each BIG SHOT will be offered for a limited time, with plans for new variations available in the future.
"With the creation of the Mike Tyson BIG SHOT, we wanted to pay homage to one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time," said Adam Alson, BIG SHOTS Founder. "We all grew up with Mike, whether it was watching his fights, playing his video games or watching him "air drum" on the silver screen. He's transcended boxing and has become a pop culture icon, it's a true honor to create and offer a BIG SHOTS Tyson collection."
"Mike is beloved across many generations, and we are thrilled to partner with BIG SHOT to bring fans this playful collectible that honors his illustrious career," says Adam Wilks, TYSON 2.0 CEO.
"Mike Tyson defined a generation of boxing, so I was thrilled to work with the fierce energy of his persona when creating his design," said Nolan Harris, Lead Designer of BIG SHOTS. "He is a true legend and we strived to capture his essence in the development of his BIG SHOT."
"We are excited to introduce a whole new generation to "Kid Dynamite", Mike Tyson," said Dan Siebold, Manager of Strategic Partnerships at BIG SHOTS. "They can now connect with the generation before them who are enjoying the Tyson BIG SHOT as a collectors piece."
BIG SHOTS are created with a soft velvet polyester cover and premium polyester fill. Pillows are available in two sizes, 22" and 16", weighing 12 and 24 ounces respectively. BIG SHOTS are machine washable, hypo-allergenic and proud to be made in the USA.
Mike Tyson BIG SHOTS are currently available for sale at getbigshots.com, in partnership with Tyson 2.0. For more information about BIG SHOTS, visit www.getbigshots.com or email info@getbigshots.com. Follow BIG SHOTS on Instagram and Facebook @getbigshots.
ABOUT BIG SHOTS
BIG SHOTS is an American collectable novelty pillow company focused on bringing the likeness of dynamic personalities to homes across America. Founded on the principles of creativity, exceptional design and craftsmanship by the same team who brought you Big League Pillows. Big League Pillows are personalized sports jersey pillows, offering NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA and MLS licensed options.
ABOUT TYSON 2.0
TYSON 2.0 is a premier cannabis company formed with legendary boxer, entrepreneur and icon Mike Tyson. The company's mission is to produce innovative, high-quality cannabis products known for purity, precision, and wide accessibility. Providing consumers an outstanding selection of products, TYSON 2.0 is an extraordinary balance of premium and affordable, full-spectrum cannabis flower, concentrates, and consumables available at retailers nationwide. Learn more at Tyson20.com.


One of the fun things you can do with the Communicative Coffee Table is to pop "the question" to your girlfriend in a really innovative way. The tabletop grids slide to reveal a chalkboard, and you can use this to write out: "Will you Marry Me…" or whatever note you wish to convey. Eight slide boards adorn the table, kinda like those grid jigsaws. One of them conceals a duster to clean the chalkboard; all you need to do is simply slide it over the writing. I can picture your cute proposal hidden somewhere, a candlelight dinner + the d°light UrHeart. Perfect!
I want this table at my coffee shop to leave mindless messages for the next coffee addict!
funny.. i like it, well I love it, can i have one?
so an obsessive compulsive walks into the coffee shop, places his cup of joe on the table… you finish the story.
I love it. Want one right now !
I donnot like it .It is a stupid design !! U need work hard and do more researches on product design if you wanna do a designer in the further.
Awesome.. I love this furniture.


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2 killed in 2 separate crashes on same stretch of 605 Freeway in Long Beach
LONG BEACH >> A man and woman died and two other people suffered injuries in two separate crashes reported within minutes of each on the same stretch of the 605 Freeway in Long Beach early Saturday, authorities said.
Both crashes took place shortly after 1 a.m. on the northbound 605 Freeway, just south of Carson Street, California Highway Patrol officials said.
The first collision occurred at 1:05 a.m. and allegedly involved a drunken driver, officials said.
A 21-year-old Cerritos man was driving a 1991 Honda Civic, with a 35-year-old Norwalk woman riding as a passenger, when it veered from traffic lanes, Officer C. Summers of the CHP's Santa Fe Springs-area office said in a written statement.
"The Honda was involved in a traffic collision with the center divider before coming to a rest within the No. 2 lane," he said. "Due to the impact, the front right passenger succumbed to her injuries."
Officers determined the driver was under the influence of alcohol and arrested him on suspicion of DUI, Summers said. His name was not available Saturday afternoon. He was treated for injuries described as minor.
The second deadly crash was reported at 1:13 a.m. and claimed the life of 35-year-old Trevor Jacob Fike of Huntington Beach, Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner Investigator David Smith said.
He was driving a 1998 Ford when he became involved in a solo-car crash that left his car disabled between the fast lane and carpool lane of the freeway, Officer C. Black of the CHP's Santa Fe Springs area office said in a written statement. He got out of his car.
"The Ford was struck by a 2006 Volkswagen traveling in the No. 1 lane of Interstate 605 northbound," he said.
The driver was also hit and was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics, officials said.
A 37-year-old Bellflower man driving the Volkswagen suffered "major" injuries in the crash, Black said. A 23-year-old Bellflower woman who was riding as a passenger in the Volkswagen was treated for minor injuries.
The cause of the collision remained under investigation.
Anyone with information on either crash is urged to contact the CHP's Santa Fe Springs-area office at 562-868-0503.
Posted in DUI, Long Beach	| Tagged 605 Freeway
Police: Long Beach brothers busted with kilo of cocaine in San Gabriel
Posted on May 28, 2016 by Brian Day
SAN GABRIEL >> Two brothers from Long Beach were behind bars Friday after San Gabriel police found them driving through town with a kilogram of cocaine stowed in a shoe box, officials said.
Manuel Eugenio Salazar, 23, and brother Jorge Eugenio Salazar, 22, were both booked on suspicion of transportation of narcotics following their arrests shortly before noon Thursday, according to San Gabriel police officials and Los Angeles County booking records.
The bust stemmed from a "routine traffic stop" about 10:25 a.m. in the 1300 block of South San Gabriel Boulevard, Lt. Riki Nakamura said.
An officers topped a Nissan being driven by Manuel Salazar, with his brother riding as a passenger, for having no license plates, the lieutenant said. It was also soon determined that the driver had no license.
Police prepared to tow the car, Nakamura said. While conducting an "inventory search," police found a 2.2-pound brick of cocaine stashed inside a shoebox within the car.
A drug-sniffing dog examined the car but found no additional drugs, he said.
Manuel and Jorge Salazar were being held in lieu of $30,000 bail each at the Alhambra Police Department's jail pending their initial court appearances, scheduled Tuesday in Alhambra Superior Court, records show.
Posted in drugs, Long Beach, San Gabriel	| Tagged cocaine
Whittier robbery suspect arrested by SWAT team in Long Beach
Posted on March 18, 2016 by Brian Day
LONG BEACH >> A SWAT team early Thursday apprehended a man in Long Beach who's been linked by DNA to a Whittier check cashing business robbery four months ago, authorities said.
Timothy Deaunti Jordan, 26, of Long Beach, who was already on parole for a previous robbery conviction, was jailed without a struggle when a SWAT team found him about 5:45 a.m. at a home in the 200 block of West Gardner Street in Long Beach, according to Whittier police officials and Los Angeles County booking records.
He's accused of taking part in the early-morning, Nov. 16, burglary and armed robbery of a Whittier check cashing business in the 8800 block of Painter Avenue, Whittier police Officer John Scoggins said.
The window of the businesses was found smashed, but nothing was believed to have been stolen, Scoggins said.
Police took burglary report and left, and the owner, a woman, stayed at the business to clean up the mess, he said.
The burglars returned while the woman was at the business, armed with a handgun, Scoggins said. They forced the owner to open a safe at gunpoint and fled with a large, undisclosed amount of cash.
Investigators found blood believed to belong to one of the suspects at the crime scene and submitted it to the crime lab for analysis. The lab recently informed Whittier police that the DNA matched that of Jordan, who was already on parole for a robbery conviction.
Jordan was being held without bail pending a scheduled arraignment hearing Monday, officials said.
Police continued seek at least three additional suspects in November's break-in and robbery, Scoggins said.
Anyone with information can reach Whittier police at 562-567-9200, or the department's tip hotline at 562-567-9299.
PHOTOS courtesy of the Whittier Police Department
Posted in 211, DNA, Long Beach, SWAT, Whittier	| Tagged robbery
Three arrested following Santa Fe Springs liquor store robbery
Posted on December 31, 2015 by Brian Day
SANTA FE SPRINGS >> Police jailed two men and a woman late Wednesday in connection with an armed robbery at a Santa Fe Springs liquor store.
The heist took place about 8:20 p.m. in the 11000 block of Washington Boulevard, Whittier police officials said.
Responding police officers spotted the suspects fleeing the area and tried to pull it over, officials said.
"The suspects attempted to flee, but crashed into parked car in the 8300 block of Vanport (Avenue)," police said in a written statement. The handgun used in the robbery, as well as cash, were recovered from the vehicle.
Arrested were Matthew Hoge, 22, of Montebello; Willie Jefferson, 20, of Long Beach; and Shauntel Jewel Peterson, 18, of Long Beach, according to police and Los Angeles County booking records.
Hoge was released from custody early Thursday pending his initial court appearance after posting $50,000 bail, records show. Jefferson was being held in lieu of 75,000 bail, while Peterson was being held with a bail of $50,000.
Posted in 211, Long Beach, Montebello, Santa Fe Springs	| Tagged robbery
Long Beach business owner, musician killed in Whittier motorcycle crash identified
Posted on September 30, 2015 by Brian Day
WHITTIER >> Coroner's officials have released the name of a 33-year-old Long Beach man killed in a motorcycle crash in Whittier on Friday.
Carlos Gomez died at a hospital following the 4:45 p.m. crash on Hadley Street near Court Avenue, Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner Assistant Chief of Operations Ed Winter said.
He was riding a Triumph motorcycle westbound when a vehicle turned in front of him, resulting in a collision, according to coroner's and police officials. Following the initial impact, a second vehicle struck Gomez.
The drivers remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities, Whittier police officials said. The investigation was ongoing.
Friend Mari Mercado said Gomez leaves behind a wife and two children.
Gomez owned American Vintage Barbershop, she said, which has locations in both Long Beach and Whittier. He also served as lead singer of the rockabilly band, "Hi-Strung Ramblers."
Fans of the band wrote condolences on songs posted on YouTube.
"Sad news today RIP Carlos," wrote one user. "What a sad loss!!," posted another.
"Carlos was a gentle soul a caring man (and) friend," Mari wrote in an email. "He was the sweetest person you'd ever meet."
Funds to benefit Gomez's family are being collected online at www.gofundme.com/carlosgomez.
PHOTO courtesy of the California DMV
Posted in Long Beach, Whittier	| Tagged motorcycle
Long Beach woman who went missing in La Habra found safe in Pasadena
Posted on June 11, 2015 by Brian Day
PASADENA >> An eight-months-pregnant woman reported missing in La Habra Tuesday turned up safe in Pasadena Thursday, officials said.
Adrienne Moreno vanished Tuesday afternoon after being dropped off for an appointment in La Habra. Worried family members reported the woman, who is eight-and-a-half months pregnant, missing to La Habra police, La Habra police Sgt. Jose Quirarte said.
Investigators received reports the woman had been sighted walking alone in the Pasadena and Monrovia area Wednesday, but were not able to find the woman, Quirarte said. She was not believed to be a victim of foul play.
Someone in Pasadena recognized the woman from media coverage about 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the parking lot of a Ralphs Supermarket at 3601 E. Foothill Boulevard, Pasadena police Lt. John Mercado said.
She appeared unharmed, but told officers she was hungry, Mercado said. Police notified La Habra police and took the woman for a meal before bringing her back to the Pasadena Police Department.
Posted in La Habra, Long Beach, missing
Pregnant Long Beach woman reported missing in La Habra
LA HABRA >> Police and concerned family members have asked the public to keep an eye out for an eight-months-pregnant Long Beach woman who went missing in La Habra Tuesday.
Adrienne Moreno was last seen between 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. after she was dropped off in the 100 block of North Euclid Street for an unspecified appointment, La Habra police Sgt. Jose Quirarte said. She has not been seen since.
Worried family member reported her missing to police about 2:30 p.m., officials said.
Moreno is Latina, about 5 feet 7 inches tall, 165 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes, police said. She was last seen wearing a black shirt and olive-colored sweatpants.
While authorities were concerned for the woman's wellbeing, "There's nothing to indicate there was any type of foul play," Quirarte said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact La Habra police at 562-383-4300, or Detective Lucifora at 562-383-4364.
PHOTO of Adrienne Moreno courtesy of the La Habra Police Department
Downey man pleads 'no contest' in fatal stabbing of Long Beach man in Norwalk
NORWALK >> A Downey man pleaded no contest Wednesday to fatally stabbing a Long Beach man during a dispute at a Norwalk home earlier this year, authorities said.
William Edward Johnson, 38, entered a "no contest" plea in Norwalk Superior Court to a count of voluntary manslaughter for the March 4 stabbing death of 53-year-old Darin Sivley, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office spokeswoman Sarah Ardalani said. Johnson also admitted the special allegation that he personally used a knife in the crime.
Under the negotiated plea arrangement, Johnson is expected to receive a 12-year prison term when he returned to court for sentencing Monday, Ardalani said. He had originally been charged with murder prior to the plea deal.
Sivley was found fatally wounded on along the road near Studebaker Road and Ferina Street shortly before 3 a.m., Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
But the stabbing took a place while both Johnson and Sivley were at the home of a mutual acquaintance nearby, according to sheriff's and district attorney's officials.
"While there, Sivley began to irritate the homeowner, who wanted him to leave," district attorney's officials said in a written statement. "As a result, Johnson pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim in the upper arm. The puncture severed a major artery and Sivley began to bleed profusely."
Someone at the home place a tourniquet on Sivley's wound before Sivley got on a bicycle to go to a hospital, officials said. But soon collapsed and bled to death.
Detectives from the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau arrested Sivley in connection with the fatal stabbing two days later.
Posted in Downey, Long Beach, Norwalk, stabbing	| Tagged manslaughter
Police: Long Beach resident fatally shoots intruder inside home
Posted on August 10, 2014 by Brian Day
LONG BEACH >> A Long Beach resident fatally shot an intruder who broke into a home early Sunday morning, in the second fatal shooting of an intruder by a Long Beach resident in three weeks, authorities said.
The break-in and fatal shooting took place shortly before 3 a.m. at a home on 3rd Street, just east of Temple Avenue, Long Beach police Sgt. Megan Zabel said.
Few details were released regarding the incident Sunday as homicide detectives continued investigating the incident.
The alleged intruder, who died at the scene of the shooting, was not identified pending notification of family, Zabel said. Police described him only as a man.
"Officers responded to the 2800 block of East 3rd Street in regards to a burglary in progress where the resident has shot the suspect in the home," Zabel said.
"Officers arrived along with Long Beach Fire Department paramedics, who pronounced the suspect deceased at the scene," she said.
There were two adults inside the home at the time of the shooting, Zabel said. Police declined to provide any further description of the shooter or the second person in the home.
Police also released no details regarding the encounter between the shooter and the intruder, including whether the intruder was armed.
The residents had not been arrested Sunday as the investigation continued, Zabel said.
"They were interviewed and released," she said. "Once the investigation is complete, it will be presented to the district attorney's office."
Prosecutors will then determine whether any charges are to be filed, Zabel said.
The residents were not believed to have been injured in the incident.
The shooting comes less than three weeks after another alleged residential burglar was shot by another Long Beach resident July 23 in the 3900 block of Country Club Drive.
Andrea Miller, 28, died after she was shot by 80-year-old Tom Greer, according to Long Beach police and statements Greer made to KNBC.
Miller and her alleged accomplice, 26-year-old Gus Adams, beat Greer when he interrupted their burglary of his home, according to police and Los Angeles County District Attorney's officials. Greer, who suffered a broken collar bone among other injuries in the incident, said in a television interview that he shot Miller as she was running away, but still considered the shooting self defense.
Miller shouted out that she was pregnant just before she was shot, but a coroner's investigation found that was not the case.
Adams has been charged with murder, robbery, elder abuse and other crimes in connection with the incident. His mother, 49-year-old Ruby Adams, has also been charged with burglary, robbery and elder abuse for allegedly serving as a lookout during the crime.
Across Los Angeles County in Diamond Bar, a resident shot at an intruder inside his home in the 400 block of N. Del Sol Lane on Friday afternoon, though the burglar was believed to have escaped uninjured, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
Posted in 459, Long Beach, shooting
Downey couple seriously hurt, Long Beach man accused of drugged driving following 605 Freeway crash
NORWALK — A senior citizen couple from Downey suffered major injuries Sunday when their car flipped multiple times on the 605 Freeway in Norwalk after being struck by another car driven by a drugged driver, authorities said.
Victor Manuel Martinez, 22, of Long Beach was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs in connection with the 10:43 a.m. crash on the northbound 605 Freeway at Imperial Highway, California Highway Patrol Officer Monica Posada said.
He was exiting the freeway at Imperial Highway when his vehicle struck the curb, sending it over a dirt shoulder and back onto the freeway, where is collided with another car occupied by the man and wife.
The couple's car flipped several times, according to CHP and Los Angeles County Fire Department officials.
The man and woman, who were estimated to be in their 60s, were taken to St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, fire Capt. Richard Weise said. Updates on their conditions were not available, however both were conscious and breathing when hospitalized.
Martinez was examined by paramedics at the scene and taken into custody, officials said.
It was not immediately clear what drug or drugs Martinez is accused of being under the influence of at the time of the crash.
The crash forced the closure of the right three lanes of the northbound 605 Freeway and resulted in a Sig Alert that remained in effect for more than an hour.
Posted in Downey, DUI, Long Beach


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The Water Conservation Act of 2004 (HB04-1365) requires all covered entities (retail water providers that sell 2,000 acre-feet (AF) or more on an annual basis) to have a state approved water efficiency plan containing certain required minimum plan elements. This Municipal Water Efficiency Plan Guidance Document (Guidance Document) is an update to the Water Conservation Plan Development Guidance Document developed in 2005. The Guidance Document serves as a reference tool for water providers and local governments throughout the State of Colorado (State) for developing State approved local water efficiency plans.
The Sample Municipal Water Efficiency Plan is a complementary resource to the Guidance Document, both developed by the CWCB. These documents, in conjunction with the water conservation and efficiency information and resources on CWCB's website, serve as reference tools that water providers and local governments throughout the state may use to develop local water efficiency plans.