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He Has Balls
Jonathan Ames Reveals Himself
by Bethany Jean Clement
If one looks closely at the photograph on the cover of Jonathan Ames's new book, one can see what is almost certainly the author's right testicle. While I would be delighted to take the credit for having scrutinized the photo sufficiently to make this discovery on my own, it was actually brought to my attention by an e-mail from Ames himself to his e-mail list (subject line: "Ballsy New Book from Jonathan Ames").
A more retiring writer would be mortified to find his testis revealed on bookshelves across the nation. Ames, however, is the polar opposite of retiring; if the photo weren't blurred with obvious motion, one would be forgiven for assuming that he had a hand in this exposure. While he professes to be "worried" about "this ball issue" in his e-mail, it is clearly worry mixed with glee.
It is entirely fitting, this ball issue, and he knows it. Ames, in his essays, is in the business of personal revelation—abject, hilarious, compulsive, heartrending, disgusting—and in this new collection, I Love You More Than You Know, he reveals more than ever before. Moreover, it is what he is most worried by that he most wants to reveal. Moreover-squared, he is even more worried by his corporeal being in I Love You... than previously. His balls themselves are a topic more than once, as is his penis (a wart upon it defines and curtails a European sojourn in "How I Almost Committed Suicide Because of a Wart"; then there's the self-explanatory "Oh, Pardon My Hard-On"). His body also develops enormous intranasal growths and explodes, bowel-wise; he's carried helplessly along. The reportage about it all is approximately equal parts base humor and mortal horror. His chagrin may be astronomical, but he also revels in it.
Then there are the things he does with his body, fueled by his various perversions and accompanied by his own fascinated self-loathing. He chronicles, among other activities, guilt-ridden dalliances with a French whore ("this sad mimicry of sex with a woman who actually wants you") and a Jersey dominatrix and her slave ("Then it ended the way these things usually end: Somebody gets a paper towel and you wish you had never been born.... It was a sunny day. One shouldn't do such things on sunny days. I don't know how the perverts in California live with themselves").
Elsewhere, he is revelatory about the writing process. I was pleased to discover that an earlier book of essays that made me think he was an asshole was the product of his conscious imitation of Bukowski1,2. There is assholishness here—he tips occasionally from being a charming, abashed yet narcissistic skirt-chaser to just a total pig—but great chasms of tenderness are also revealed. His writing about his great-aunt Doris is heart-explodingly sweet, and one essay ("Our Selves Between Us") sears one's soul in two-point-five pages.
As a book of essays, I Love You... has all the delights and furies of the form. Some essays will make you snort or chortle or guffaw or whatever it is you do3; a few are kind of sucky; then there are the aforementioned unbearably tender bits. Mostly, these essays are frustratingly short. (I leave it to the reader to discover what Ames has to say vis-à-vis his genitalia in this regard.)
The penultimate essay, "Midlife Assessment: Cataloging My Ruination," is the apex of both Ames's corporeal obsession and the book's funniness. It, particularly, begs the question of why a man in such a self-described ruinous state would put a photo of himself in his underwear (much less balls out) on the front of his book4. What's behind the self-loathing in I Love You More Than You Know? Could it be love?
1. In order, though it sounds insane, to get laid.
2. I hate Bukowski, making me, according to Ames, a typical woman; so be it.
3. Let's eradicate "laugh out loud," shall we? It's just gone too far.
4. And, it should be noted, he looks irrefutably if blurrily fit in said photo, which is a great image: He's clearly running from and/or toward something dreadful and/or wonderful. The picture on the back is good, too.
What Amanda Gorman Owes the Reader (and What the Reader Owes Her)
Call Us What We Carry, Gorman's first full-length book, will not satiate any of her social media critics. Nor can I call it a great collection.
by Robert Lashley
Fake It Until You Feel It
Seattle writer Colleen Louise Barry chats with NY writer Sarah Jean Alexander about naming a book after herself, and how Alexander rediscovered her voice after breaking her jaw.
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Get to Know Portland Author Stacy Brewster
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In 'Belly of the Beast,' Utah filmmaker examines modern 'eugenics' in women's prisons – Salt Lake Tribune
Posted: October 18, 2020 at 11:58 pm
Some documentaries take longer to come together than others a lesson Salt Lake City-born filmmaker Erika Cohn learned as it was happening.
Back in 2010, Cohn began work on In Football We Trust, the Emmy-winning documentary she co-directed about young men in Utahs Polynesian community who used football as a way to change their lives. The movie premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, and was seen nationwide in theaters and on PBS.
Also in 2010, she met Cynthia Chandler, the Bay Area activist and attorney whos one of the main figures in Belly of the Beast, which will debut in virtual cinemas including the Salt Lake Film Societys SLFS@Home platform on Friday, before airing on PBS Independent Lens on Nov. 23. (The Utah Film Center, the documentarys fiscal sponsor, will have a free online screening Tuesday at 7 p.m., with a post-screening Q&A with Cohn, moderated by Planned Parenthood of Utah. That screening is limited to 150 tickets.)
Chandler was the first attorney to get an inmate dying in a California prison out on compassionate release, Cohn said in a phone interview. Chandler is also the co-founder of Justice Now, a Bay Area legal group advocating for women in prison, which exposed the multiple ways prisons destroy the human right to family, she said.
One of the most heinous methods used in prisons, Cohn said, was the illegal sterilization of inmates, usually women of color.
When I first found out about that, it just really screamed eugenics to me, Cohn said. As a Jewish woman, the phrase Never again was always in the back of my mind.
Comparisons to the Nazis, and their efforts to wipe out entire groups of people, are not alarmist. One of the facts Cohn presents in the film is that California was so efficient at eugenics more than 20,000 women, mostly Indigenous and Latina, were sterilized between 1909 and 1979 that the Germans visited California in the 1930s to learn their techniques.
More recently, as the film describes, some 1,400 women inmates in California prisons between 1997 and 2013 were sterilized, usually with consent not given or hastily coerced. It was those statistics that Justice Now had documented and was fighting to end.
I knew that I wanted to get involved, Cohn said. Chandler invited Cohn to be a volunteer for Justice Now, first editing campaign videos and later becoming a legal advocate, providing services to more than 150 women inmates in California.
As a volunteer, Cohn had the idea to film Justice Nows work, which was to have inmates members of the groups board of directors teach other inmates how to fill out questionnaires about the sterilization they experienced.
I would be telling the story of how the human rights abuses were being documented, Cohn said.
Thats how Cohn met Kelli Dillon, a paroled inmate, and the story angle really changed, Cohn said. When I first met Kelli, I was just blown away.
Dillon, who served 15 years for killing her abusive husband, was 24 when a doctor found cysts in her uterus. Nine months after her surgery, she began having menopausal symptoms and lost more than 100 pounds. Eventually, she would learn that the surgeon removed not only the cysts but gave her a hysterectomy.
When Cohn met Dillon, the former inmate was focused on community activism, particularly as a domestic violence counselor and a gang interventionist. But she had been working behind the scenes, advising Justice Now on the sterilization issue ultimately working with Chandler to lobby the California Legislature on a bill to end the practice of sterilizing women in that states prisons.
(In her research, Cohn found other states had systems similar to Californias. Utah, on the other hand, is one of six states that responded to Cohens Freedom of Information Act requests by saying they did not perform sterilizations on inmates or had a ban against the practice.)
When the Center for Investigative Reporting broke a story detailing the number of sterilizations at Californias biggest womens prison, Dillon decided at that point that she was, once again, going to dive back into this and be an advocate for others, Cohn said.
That advocacy included going on camera with Cohn. The more I filmed with her, the more I felt like the film really needed to center around her story, Cohn said.
In the film, Dillon describes the pain of having to retell her story again and again and Cohn took pains to not make her dredge up bad memories too often.
She really directed that process in terms she was comfortable with, Cohn said. Because we already had that foundation of friendship and collaboration, before she became the focus of the film, there was already that trust in the relationship established. Kelli felt very comfortable saying, No, I dont want to film right now.
Now, Cohn said, with the film coming out, she doesnt have to tell her story over and over and over again. The film stands alone as an opportunity for people to better understand her story.
Since filming Belly of the Beast, Justice Now has shifted its focus toward working to build a safe, compassionate world without prisons, according to the groups mission statement. Chandler is no longer associated with Justice Now, and is now director of the Bay Area Legal Incubator, which helps fledgling lawyers start practices to serve low- and middle-income communities. And Dillon is continuing her work with domestic violence survivors and gang members.
The reports were so eerily similar to what we uncovered in Belly of the Beast, it was astounding, Cohn said. The Georgia story is not an isolated incident. We have a legacy of forced sterilization in the United States, and this is just one more instance of modern-day eugenics.
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Highly acclaimed stage and screen actor Lorcan Cranitch opens Summers Wreath 09, a four-week programme of events marking the life of WB Yeats and the 70th year since Yeats' death, at the National Library of Ireland on Tuesday, June 9th with a lunchtime reading and reflection.
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By Juan Jose Rodriguez, 9/30/20, 2:00 PM EDT
Wake Forest returns to the field for first-ever meeting with FCS Campbell
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons will play their lone non-conference game of the 2020 season when they host the Campbell Fighting Camels on Friday night for the inaugural meeting between the two in-state foes. The matchup was originally scheduled for Oct. 9, but was rescheduled after the Demon Deacons' meeting with Notre Dame on Sept. 26 was postponed due to COVID-19 concerns expressed by the Fighting Irish.
Campbell (0-3), which hails from the Big South Conference from the FCS ranks, is playing the fourth and final game of its condensed 2020 schedule when it makes the trip to Winston-Salem. The Fighting Camels lost 27-26 in their season opener at Georgia Southern on Sept. 12, but haven't been able to keep their next two games as close with losses by 22 and 31 points to Coastal Carolina and Appalachian State, respectively.
Wake Forest (0-2), meanwhile, returns to action after a 45-42 loss at NC State. Kenneth Walker III led the way with a game-high 131 yards on 27 carries to go along with three touchdowns on the ground, but the Wolfpack totaled 478 total yards of offense and ultimately prevailed in a back-and-forth affair.
Campbell at Wake Forest
Kickoff: Friday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. ET
TV: ACC Network
Spread: Wake Forest -34.5
When Campbell Has the Ball
Quarterback Hajj-Malik Williams has been a do-it-all player for the Fighting Camels in their three games, leading the team not only in passing (158.3 ypg) but in rushing as well (59.7 ypg), adding four rushing touchdowns to his contributions. His best game was in the opener against Georgia Southern, completing 17 of 27 passes for 237 yards and a pair of touchdowns, with 73 rushing yards rushing and an additional touchdown on the ground.
Wide receiver Jalen Kelsey has been Williams' top target in 2020, with four receptions and 53 receiving yards per game. He too shined against Georgia Southern, with six catches for 66 yards and one of Williams' two touchdown passes. He mustered only a pair of receptions against Appalachian State, however, as Williams ran for a pair of touchdowns while fellow signal-caller Wiley Hartley connected with wide receiver Austin Hite (2 rec., 91 yds.) for Campbell's only touchdown pass of the game.
Wake Forest has struggled defensively in its first two games, allowing 37 and 45 points (to Clemson and NC State, respectively) after allowing more than 35 just four times all of last season. Carlos Basham Jr. picked up the Demon Deacons' only sack of the game in the loss to the Wolfpack, while Ja'Cquez Williams led the way with nine tackles and now sits near the top of the leaderboard in the ACC in tackles per game (9.5).
When Wake Forest Has the Ball
Quarterback Sam Hartman was held out of the end zone in Wake Forest's opener against Clemson, but he broke through against NC State on a connection with Jaquarii Roberson, who led the Demon Deacons with seven receptions for 75 yards and Hartman's only touchdown pass. Hartman was much more efficient against the Wolfpack, completing 23-of-36 attempts after an 11-of-21 effort against Clemson.
Wake Forest's rushing attack rebounded nicely against NC State after mustering just 38 yards on the ground against the Tigers. Walker exploded for 131 yards and three touchdowns on 27 carries, while Christian Beal-Smith added 39 yards and another touchdown. On the receiving front, Taylor Morin (3 rec., 52 yds.) and Donald Stewart (5, 41) were next in line after Roberson, as the trio spearheaded a group of eight Demon Deacons that caught at least one pass against NC State.
Campbell's scoring defense has gone in the wrong direction over the course of its three games, progressively allowing more points each of the last two weeks, culminating with 52 surrendered to Appalachian State last Saturday. One positive has been the play of two of the Fighting Camels' redshirt seniors — defensive back Darion Slade and linebacker Ray Miller — who rank among the leaders in the FCS in tackles per game, with 8.7 and 7.3 apiece.
Wake Forest suffered a pair of ACC losses to open the season, with the most recent to NC State coming by just a field goal. But Campbell has had a hard time keeping opponents out of the end zone, and the Demon Deacons should be able to take advantage.
Prediction: Wake Forest 31, Campbell 13
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One REIT and Three Healthcare Companies See Insiders Buying and Selling Stock
Published on August 23, 2016 at 11:54 am by Alexandr Oleinic in Insider Trading, News
The main indices on the US stock market are gaining ground on Tuesday, recovering from yesterday's declines as markets across the world are in the green. The National Association of Realtors is scheduled to release its report on existing home sales in July tomorrow. In other news, investors are also awaiting Fed chair Janet Yellen's speech at Jackson Hole on Friday to see if the central bank plans to raise interest rates in September, after other Fed officials have sent positive signals in the last couple of days.
Meanwhile, over the past week, the number of transactions among corporate insiders involving the sale of shares considerably outpaced the number of buying transactions, although the majority of sales was executed under 10b5-1 plans. On our website, we have an extensive database that contains all insider transactions as they are reported with the Securities and Exchange Commission and, for this article, we have selected the five companies with the most interesting insider activity.
Following insider activity can be a profitable strategy, but investors should be aware of some of the challenges that come along with imitating insiders (see more details). Aside from following insiders, we also track over 750 hedge funds and other institutional investors, whose equity portfolios we analyze on a quarterly basis in order to identify stocks that are part of our small-cap strategy (read more about our strategy). This is why, we are also going to mention what the funds in our database think about the companies in question, aside from discussing the latest insider transactions.
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Let's start with ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. (NYSE:ARR), in which both co-CEOs acquired shares yesterday. Jeffrey J. Zimmer, who is also ARMOUR's president, reported the purchase of 10,000 shares at a weighted average price of $22.11 per unit. Following the transaction, Zimmer owns 63,629 shares of the REIT directly. The second co-CEO, Scott J. Ulm, who is also the Chief Investment Officer of the trust, bought 5,000 shares at $22.07 apiece and increased his exposure to 65,229 shares owned directly. The same two insiders, Messrs. Zimmer and Ulm, acquired 15,000 shares and 10,000 shares of ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. (NYSE:ARR), respectively, back in May. Smart money investors (particularly those that we track) don't seem to be very keen on investing in REIT's as at the end of June, just four funds in our database held shares of ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. (NYSE:ARR), down from six funds a quarter earlier. Since the beginning of the year, ARMOUR Residential's stock has inched up by 3% and currently sports a dividend yield of 11.74%.
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Another company that registered insider buying is Penske Automotive Group, Inc. (NYSE:PAG). Roger S. Penske Jr., the Chairman and CEO of Penske Automotive, reported the acquisition of 300,000 shares in three transactions at a weighted average price of $42.55 per unit. The shares were bought by Penske Automotive Holdings Corp., which following the latest transactions owns approximately 31.37 million shares. Aside from these shares that Mr. Penske owns indirectly, he also indirectly holds 492,185 shares owned by Penske Corporation and has direct ownership of 993,337 shares. Penske Automotive Group is a provider of transportation services and has seen its stock gain a modest 3% year-to-date, even though the company has topped analysts' EPS and revenue estimates for the last three reported quarters. Among the investors in our database, the number of funds bullish on Penske Automotive Group remained unchanged at 16 during the second quarter, with these funds holding 2.10% of the company's outstanding stock at the end of June.
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It means "just looking" or "just going for a walk". It reflects the atmosphere of the store, one that is casual and welcoming. We have a library to encourage our customers to read about the history and tradition of Indonesian antiques and textiles.
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Tell me about a trend you see in your business.
We have created a line we call Ancient-Modern for those buyers wanting the authenticity and warmth of antiques but with contemporary lines. We use ancient woods and incorporate contemporary steel accents. The result is absolutely gorgeous. We find it looks fantastic in lofts and new homes.
Name an early mentor in your life.
My mother taught me to get what you want, never give up and STAY OUT OF DEBT. Her wisdom has allowed me to be successful.
What advice would you give first time furniture buyers?
Live in your space and get to know it. Buy what you can afford even a small piece that is quality. We always let our customer trade up since everything we sell will always appreciate.
Give us one of your personal extravagances that just makes you happy.
My farm in Jamaica. It is an organic farm in Silver Springs with seven fresh water springs. Quite bohemian.
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Q: how to reference columns in sql server connection in C# I'm trying to translate some perl code into C# and I'm having some trouble with the following.
After establishing a sql server connection and executing the select statement, how do I reference the different elements in the table columns.  For example, in Perl it looks like:
  my $dbh = DBI -> connect( NAME, USR, PWD )
            or die "Failed to connect to database: " . DBI->message;

  my $dbname = DB_NAME;
  my $dbschema = DB_SCHEMA;
  my $sql = qq{select a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,...
             from $dbname.$dbschema.package p
             join $dbname.$dbschema.package_download pd on p.package_id = pd.package_id
             join $dbname.$dbschema.download d on pd.download_id = d.download_id
            where p.package_name = '$package'
              --and ds.server_address like 'tcp/ip'
            order by a,b,c,d,..};

  my $sth = $dbh -> prepare( $sql )
   or die "Failed to prepare statement: " . $dbh->message;

  $sth -> execute()
   or die "Failed to execute statement: " . $sth->message;

  #now to go through each row in result table

  while ( @data = $sth->fetchrow_array() )
  {
    print "$data[0]";
    # If source server FTP is not already open, make new FTP
    if ( $data[0] != $src_id )
    {
        if ( $src_ftp )
        { $src_ftp -> quit; }
        $src_ftp = make_ftp( $data[1], $data[2], $data[3], $data[18], $data[19], $data[20] );
        $src_id = $data[0];
    }
  }

so far I've got it down to
string db =  NAME;
        string myConnectionString = "Data Source=ServerName;" + "Initial Catalog=" + db + "User id=" + ODBC_USR + "Password=" + PWD
        SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection(myConnectionString);

     string myInsertQuery = "select a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,...
             from $dbname.$dbschema.package p
             join $dbname.$dbschema.package_download pd on p.package_id = pd.package_id
             join $dbname.$dbschema.download d on pd.download_id = d.download_id
            where p.package_name = '$package'
              --and ds.server_address like 'tcp/ip'
            order by a,b,c,d,..";

     SqlCommand myCommand = new SqlCommand(myInsertQuery);
        myCommand.Connection = myConnection;
        myConnection.Open();
        myCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
        myCommand.Connection.Close();

but how do I reference the columns like data[0] and data[1] in C#.  Sorry I'm new to both languages so my background is severely lacking.  Thanks!

A: You could reference your column directly by its column name or by numeric order (it starts with 0 as the first column) either through a DataTable, DataSet, DataReader or a specific DataRow.
For the sake of example i'll use a DataTable here and I will name it as dt and let's say we want to reference the first row then you could reference it with the following Syntax/Format:
dt[RowNumber]["ColumnName or Column Number"].ToString();

For example:
dt[0]["a"].ToString();

Or by number the first column with be 0 like:
dt[0][0].ToString();

And use Parameters by the way because without which it would be susceptible to SQL Injection. Here's a more complete code below:
 string db =  NAME;
 string myConnectionString = "Data Source=ServerName;" + "Initial Catalog=" + db + "User id=" + ODBC_USR + "Password=" + PWD

 using (SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(myConnectionString))
    {
      string mySelectQuery = @"SELECT a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,...
         FROM package p
         JOIN package_download pd on p.package_id = pd.package_id
         join download d on pd.download_id = d.download_id
        WHERE p.package_name = @PackageName
        AND ds.server_address LIKE 'tcp/ip%'
        ORDER by a,b,c,d";

        try
        {
            connection.Open();
            using (SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(mySelectQuery, connection))
            {

                using (SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand())
                {
                    da.SelectCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@PackageName", txtPackage.Text);

                        DataTable dt = new DataTable();
                        da.Fill(dt);
                        if (dt.Rows.Count>0) // Make sure there is something in your DataTable
                         {
                           String aVal = dt[0]["a"].ToString();
                           String bVal = dt[0]["b"].ToString();
                           // You'll be the one to fill up
                         }
                }
            }

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
          MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
        }

    }

I change your LIKE 'tcp/ip' to LIKE 'tcp/ip%' by the way which is the more appropriate one of using LIKE.

A: you can use ado.net entity data table to reference the tables in your sql server. I don't know if you're asking exactly this but it may help. because direct referencing to sql server is not possible as far as i know.

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CEO of NBC Universal shares insights into his path to success.
More College News December 9, 2010October 20, 2015 Ellen Forman
Jeff Zucker, a Miami public school graduate who rose to the CEO's office at NBC Universal, told an audience of Florida International University (FIU) students, faculty and alumni that taking risks—and accepting responsibility—were the foundations of his success in business.
Jeff Zucker
"Think about the status quo and question the business models in place each step of the way," he told an audience of 200 assembled for the Wertheim Lecture at the College of Business Administration.
After he failed to get into Harvard Law School, Zucker's 25-year tenure at NBC began with an internship at the Olympics. He first caught the nation's eye as the 26-year-old executive
producer of the Today show, which he transformed from a ratings laggard into the dominant morning network news program by hiring new anchors and dramatically changing the structure of the program.
"I was single, I had no kids, and it became my whole life," he said. "I understood the legacy of the Today show and what it meant to NBC, but I wasn't bound by that legacy."
Another challenge came as he took the helm of NBC's entertainment division in 2000. CBS had moved its popular show Survivor to Thursdays, challenging NBC's dominant comedy lineup. Taking inspiration from McDonald's, Zucker created the now-popular concept of "supersizing" shows, adding extra minutes to hold the audience. "Ten years later, everyone supersizes their best shows," he said.
An audience of more than 200 attended Zucker's Wertheim Lecture.
The third example: Digital distribution. After Saturday Night Live's "Lazy Sunday" digital short went viral, attracting millions of YouTube viewers in three days, NBC executives knew they had to respond. The answer was a joint venture investment in Hulu, which provides free online access to content, including NBC shows. The move was controversial and widely opposed within NBC, but necessary, Zucker said.
"You can't put your head in the sand. You can't deny this is the way people are consuming content," he said. "Digital distribution, and protecting our intellectual property along with that, is the single biggest issue going on today."
Zucker is scheduled to leave his post after U.S. regulatory approval of Comcast's purchase of 51 percent of NBC Universal, which now has $16 billion in annual revenue from its broadcast and cable networks, theme parks and digital media.
In a nod to his hometown, Zucker shared memories of FIU's start as a small campus where he took his first courses in the then-new field of computer programming.
"I give a lot of talks and speeches, but this is the first time my mom and dad could come out to hear me," he told the audience, with Matthew and Arline Zucker sitting near the front. "I am very proud to have grown up in Miami."
The Herbert A. Wertheim Lecture Series has brought distinguished speakers and experts in business leadership and entrepreneurship to FIU since 1993.
Annabelle Rojas, assistant dean, advancement, alumni and corporate relations; Zucker; and FIU President Emeritus Modesto A. Maidique
At a reception following his talk, Zucker answered dozens of students' questions on taking career risks, digital media ventures, and environmental stewardship.
"What an incredible opportunity for business students to probe the mind of someone at his level," said Roldan Torres-Moure (BBA'85), who attended the talk. "It's a goldmine of information that you just can't get from books."
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A native Houstonian, Ciao Bello's new managing partner David Siegman began working at Tony's in 2009 after returning to Houston with a bachelor's degree in government from UT in Austin, where he had already been working in the restaurant trade for four years.
"He had been recommended to me by a client and friend and then Scott happened to spot him and suggested, independently, that he apply for a manager's position at Ciao Bello," says Tony. "And so we had him 'cut his teeth' at Tony's, as they say. We always knew he'd be a great manager at Ciao Bello."
As of November, 2016, David is now a managing partner with the group and oversees operations at Ciao Bello, Tony's Vallone's "italianissimo" Tanglewood trattoria, where classic Neapolitan dishes meet creative Italian cuisine.
"When I decided to try my hand at the restaurant business," says David, "I knew I wanted to be the best. And to be the best, you need to learn from the best. Tony and Scott are two of the most dedicated and passionate restaurant professionals that I've ever had the opportunity to work with. The menu at Ciao Bello is the best representation of true-to-the-roots Italian cuisine in Houston, my hometown, and I couldn't be more proud to be part of this amazing team."
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In a pot, sauté the onions in vegetable oil or pork lard over low heat, stirring frequently, until translucent. Do not let them burn. Salt lightly to help tenderize them. Add a small amount of water, if necessary, to keep them from sticking to the pan.
Remove the pot from the heat, add the sweet Hungarian paprika, stir. Add the tomatoes and the peppers (the sausage if you make it with meat), sprinkle with ground black pepper, salt to taste, pour in a little water and stir. Cooking tip: Do not burn the paprika, or it will become bitter.
Reduce heat, cover and simmer until tender, it takes 15-20 minutes. Do not overcook otherwise the skin of the peppers will remove.
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Chapter 73: Pulmonary Embolism
Raj N. Parekh; Hiep Dao
Parekh RN, Dao H. Parekh R.N., & Dao H Parekh, Raj N., and Hiep Dao.Pulmonary Embolism. In: Freeman BS, Berger JS. Freeman B.S., & Berger J.S.(Eds.),Eds. Brian S. Freeman, and Jeffrey S. Berger.eds. Anesthesiology Core Review: Part Two Advanced Exam. McGraw Hill; 2016. Accessed February 01, 2023. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1750&sectionid=117320431
Parekh RN, Dao H. Parekh R.N., & Dao H Parekh, Raj N., and Hiep Dao. (2016). Pulmonary embolism. Freeman BS, Berger JS. Freeman B.S., & Berger J.S.(Eds.),Eds. Brian S. Freeman, and Jeffrey S. Berger. Anesthesiology Core Review: Part Two Advanced Exam. McGraw Hill. https://accessanesthesiology.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=1750&sectionid=117320431
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The etiology for the vast majority of pulmonary emboli stem from thromboembolic events, usually a deep vein thrombosis. The basis for all thromboses in the body is described via "Virchow's triad": hypercoagulability, hemodynamic changes (e.g., venous stasis), and endothelial dysfunction. Once a deep vein thrombus begins to form in the lower extremity, parts of the newly formed thrombus can break off and travel in the venous system to the heart. Once at the heart, the clot can pass through to the lungs and become lodged within the pulmonary artery or one of its branches, ultimately leading to ischemia within the lungs. Risk factors for developing DVTs include malignancy, surgery, traveling for long distance, and inherited hypercoagulable disorders. Because the venous system depends on muscular contraction to move blood forwardly, prolonged immobilization can lead to blood stasis and clot formation.
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Black Shag | Kawau
Also known as the Great Cormorant and Kawau
Black Shag a Native Bird from New Zealand
Photo courtesy of New Zealand BIrds Online
Black Shag is a New Zealand native bird that is also known for its other names such as Black Cormorant, Great Cormorant, Large Black Shag and its Maori name Kawau.
Distinct features of the local bird Black Shag or Kawau
Kawau has prominent dark brown to black feathers, green eyes, cream-coloured cheek with a yellow hint at the base of its beak that further stretches to white. It is often mistaken with another smaller native bird, Little Black Shags. The two New Zealand local birds have similar characteristics except for the cream coloured neck seen in Kawau in addition to their size difference.
Are Black Shags endangered birds in New Zealand?
This native New Zealand bird is not facing the risk of extinction, but they are easily intimidated by human presence due to its past experience with local fishermen hunters. The population of Black Shags or Kawau drastically dropped all throughout New Zealand because past fishermen deemed them as pests that compete with them in the harvest of fishes and trouts. It wasn't until the 1980s that Black Shags were claimed to be protected local wildlife after research studies confirmed it to be harmless to the fishing industry. Unfortunately, it is still unknown to some locals about Kawau's status as non-threatening wildlife, some of them are still hunted by kiwi locals.
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When you come aboard our The Rock Adventure Cruise in the Bay of Islands, you can easily spot Black Shags sprawling in the coastlines after a good dive to catch some fish and crustaceans. They usually spread their wings to dry out after every dive to avoid catching a cold.
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"There's a lot of politics with whales on the beach, so one of the things is jurisdiction. In this case we were able to provide mutual aid with the state," Marine Safety Captain Nick Lerma said.
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Her team took photographs in addition to collecting the data before the whale was loaded into a truck and transported to the Miramar Landfill.
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China pledges US$3.1bn of climate finance
John McGarrity
President Xi Jinping promises finance to help developing countries deal with climate change as part of a "common vision" announced with the US at Washington summit
Presidents Obama and Xi at a previous summit meeting in Beijing in November 2014. Today's announcement builds on the Sino-US climate agreement from late last year (Image by Chuck Kennedy / White House)
China has promised around US$3 billion of finance for developing countries to cut carbon emissions and adapt to climate change, the first big commitment by Beijing on helping vulnerable nations deal with impacts of a warming climate.
In a joint announcement by Xi Jinping and Barack Obama in Washington DC, China and US promised to take further joint action in a "common vision" aimed at delivering a meaningful climate deal in Paris at the end of this year.
The agreement builds on an announcement last November through which China promised to peak its carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 or before, and the US undertook to cut greenhouse gases 26-28% from 2005 levels by 2025.
Today's announcement builds on a pledge earlier this month by US and Chinese regional governments to peak greenhouse gases and share know-how on low-carbon technologies and accounting of emissions.
The other measures agreed in Friday's joint announcement include:
- The need for enhanced transparency to build trust and confidence on the implementation of carbon cutting measures, including methods of reporting and review. A White House factsheet said the US and China had made "new progress" on the thorny issue of differentiating between developed and developing countries.
- The importance of a successful agreement that ramps up ambition on cutting carbon over time, pointing toward a transformation of the global economy to low carbon energy this century.
- China's confirmation that it will launch a national emissions trading system in 2017 covering power generation, steel, cement, and other key industrial sectors, as well as implementation of a "green dispatch" system to favour low-carbon sources in the country's electricity grid.
These measures would complement the recent finalisation of the US Clean Power Plan, which aims to cut emissions in the US power sector 32% by 2030.
Both countries are developing new heavy-duty vehicle fuel efficiency standards, to be finalised in 2016 and implemented in 2019. Both countries have also agreed to step up their work to reduce super-polluting hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
Analysts of climate talks said the announcement was welcome, as it cemented the US-China initiatives on climate, but cautioned that many other big emitters need to step up their efforts.
"For a strong outcome in Paris, it needs more than just the US and China. Other countries must not kick back and assume a G2 (China and US) deal will keep us firmly on track for a safe climate. The voices and actions from the likes of Europe and vulnerable countries are needed to energise ambition," said Liz Gallagher of climate consultancy E3G.
China's commitment on climate finance, which matches a similar-sized pledge from the US last year, was viewed as particularly helpful to UN climate talks, given China's influence in the G77 and BRICS negotiating blocs.
Positive signal
"It is a drastic increase from China's previous finance commitments. The scale of US$3.1 billion could potentially be even larger than the US pledge to the Green Climate Fund, which is still pending on harsh battles in Congress. said Li Shuo, a climate campaigner with Greenpeace.
Li Shuo said Friday's announcement was also significant in that China had committed to 'strictly controlling public investment flowing into projects with high pollution and carbon emissions both domestically and internationally'.
"This sends a strong signal that China is ready for itself and to help the world shift away from dirty fossil fuels such as coal and towards renewable energy," the Greenpeace campaigner told chinadialogue.
China's explicit pledge to climate finance could provide extra incentive for the US to resolve those Congressional battles. If the US were not to follow through on its climate finance commitments, said Steve Herz, senior attorney with the Sierra Club's International Climate Program, "It puts US credibility at greater risk, further risk."
Herz said China's huge financial commitment also puts pressure on other developing countries.
"In addition to the specific commitment, this provides a new framework, a new expectation," he said, "that developing countries that have the resources to contribute can also help poorer countries to reduce their carbon emissions and adapt to the adverse effects of a changing climate."
'Reframing'
Bill Hare, head of Climate Analytics, called China's new finance commitments a "game changer."
What it will do on a global scale, he said, is "change the framing of contributions to climate finance from simple, North versus South, rich versus poor framing to something much richer and with higher levels of real potential for change."
The central government has already outlined its willingness to fund low carbon energy and adaptation projects in its national climate plan (intended nationally-determined contribution or INDC) submitted to the UN in June, and at a UN climate talks in Lima last December outlined plans for a South-South climate fund.
However countries most vulnerable to climate change want the world's biggest emitters to elaborate on how climate finance will be raised and spent. The world's poorest countries will also want the overall amount scaled up from the US$100 billion a year from 2020 promised in 2009 at the Copenhagen climate summit.
Other provisions in Friday's joint agreement had also been referenced previously by the Chinese government but have now been given much greater prominence because of explicit mention by President Xi.
China's plan to roll out carbon emissions trading had been mentioned in China's INDC, but will now have greater prominence through its inclusion in the joint agreement with the US, said Hongliang Chai, an analyst with Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.
"For the first time, China's cap-and-trade is linked to President Xi".
Chai added that the inclusion of Chinese proposals for a green dispatch system is a sign that the country will do more to fix problems with so-called curtailments of wind power and access for renewables to power grids.
John McGarrity is a journalist and editor based in London. Before joining chinadialogue he was a specialist in energy, climate policy and low-carbon finance with Point Carbon News and Reuters. He is a graduate in history from Trinity College Dublin and studied newspaper journalism at the University of Ulster, Belfast.
Catherine Roberts is a freelance reporter in New York City. She covers health, science, and the environment.
China-US summit: what is needed on climate?
As China's President Xi Jinping met his US counterpart Barack Obama in Washington, a panel of experts told chinadialogue what might, or should, emerge on climate and energy policy
Climate offers salve for US-China tension
Climate change cooperation can help ease the sharpening conflict between China and the US, says Renmin University's Shi Yinhong ahead of the APEC summit in Beijing


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Woody the Very Good Rescue Dog
A family's yellow Lab plunged into frigid water to save a boater outside Savannah
By CJ Lotz
photo: Courtesy of the Atkinson family
Woody, shown in 2016.
A yellow Labrador retriever near Bluffton, South Carolina, was a good, good boy this week. Woody, a seven-year-old rescue, did some rescuing of his own when he saved a man from drowning in the 58-degree water of the Okatie River on Wednesday.
Three workers were refurbishing a dock when they decided to take a break for lunch and tool around in a small jon boat. According to the Beaufort County Sheriff's incident report, one of the men explained that his "coworker flipped [our] boat" in the choppy waters.
All three plunged into the coldness, wind whipping and the current pulling them along. One of the men managed to swim across the river and get out, and another got stuck in pluff mud, where a local charter captain, Jason DuBose, saw him. "He'd been in the water a long while before we found him and was in pretty bad shape with hypothermia," DuBose recounted in a Facebook post. "We pulled him out of the marsh and got him back to the dock where the EMS took over."
But the third man, 24-year-old Mason Ringer, is the one who owes his life to Woody the dog. Billy Sparks, who manages a property belonging to Woody's family along the river, was watching Woody for the land owners. Sparks heard shouting and then saw Ringer's head bobbing. "This is a big river, and the wind was so rough, it was white capping the water and the tide was coming in," Sparks told G&G on Friday.
Sparks didn't command Woody to jump in; Woody decided to help on his own. "Woody ran down the broken ramp next door, and swam right out to the guy," Sparks said. "This guy was calling for help and Woody sensed that. When you call Woody, Woody's coming."
By that point, Ringer wasn't able to swim on his own. He "was cramping up from the cold water and could not make it to shore and was going down quickly," DuBose, who could see the events unfold, recalled.
Woody at home in Savannah.
Woody swam toward Ringer and turned to let the man hold onto him. "Ringer grabbed Woody's tail, and the dog towed him for a moment, but Ringer lost his grip," reported the Island Packet. But Woody would not give up or leave Ringer behind, paddling back and offering Ringer his collar. Dog and man moved slowly through the cold, choppy water, for ten or fifteen minutes, Sparks said, all the way back to the dock and safety.
"It was a miracle," Ringer told the Island Packet, adding that he wanted to buy Woody "the biggest steak I could find."
Unfortunately, Woody is currently on a diet, according to his owner Suzanne Atkinson. The Atkinson family, who lives in Savannah, rescued Woody (full name: "Woody the Cowboy") from a humane society in Nebraska in 2011. There they learned he had been put up for adoption in Florida months before. The twice-rescued dog loves water, often paddling in the river and pulling up rocks, and swimming in the ocean.
Don't tell, but Woody does get a slice of bologna from time to time, and it clearly hasn't hurt his swimming ability one bit. "I know all the rest of his life," Sparks said, "we will tell Woody he's a good boy."
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