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Wilhelm Dingler
Shareholder, Seattle
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NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ATTORNEY FOR PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY ISSUES
Wilhelm Dingler devotes his practice to defending professionals, primarily accountants, attorneys, real estate and insurance professionals, architects, and engineers. A trial attorney for more than 30 years, he has litigated hundreds of cases in state and federal courts in the Pacific Northwest, the Eastern Seaboard, and Alaska. Wilhelm has provided legal counsel to thousands of professionals on thorny issues that need unwinding and continues to offer advice to attorneys and CPAs across the country by phone on "hotlines" under contract with four national insurance carriers. He has a solid understanding of what they're facing and puts himself in their shoes to tackle their problem with the utmost level of care. Professionals turn to him to talk through the issues so that together they can come up with realistic objectives and cost-efficient solutions.
Prior to joining Bullivant, Wilhelm was a shareholder for prominent east coast insurance defense firm Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin, P.C. in their Philadelphia headquarters. He also served as Senior Vice President of West Coast Operations for TPA, C. R. Vince & Associate, Inc. based in Northbrook, Illinois. He headed their Seattle office and focused on professional liability claims, coverage issues, and risk management for accountants, architects, and engineers. Early on in his career, Wilhelm also spent almost 10 years in-house with Safeco as head of the accountant, and later the attorney, liability programs.
When Wilhelm first started practicing law, he served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Washington providing counsel to the state's industrial insurance agency. He was a prosecutor for the Medical Disciplinary Board, and upon his move to private practice, the state contracted with his new firm to have him appointed as Special Assistant Attorney General prosecutor for three years following his departure.
Personal & Catastrophic Injury Litigation
Washington, 1983
U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington, 1983
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Washington, 1984
U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, 1990
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 2005
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 2005
U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, 2008
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania, 2008
U.S. District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania, 2014
University of Toledo College of Law – J.D., cum laude, 1983
University of Notre Dame – B.A., 1980
Provided a successful and complete defense of a prominent Pacific Northwest professional in litigation where over $50 million was at stake.
Engaged by a prominent national insurer to represent a group of Texas accountants in a multi-million dollar lawsuit venued in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, at Norfolk. Successfully resolved the matter within the limited amount of coverage available and was able to insulate clients from substantial excess verdict exposure.
Acted as co-counsel in an adversary proceeding in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Was instrumental in securing a complete defense verdict on behalf of a Philadelphia law firm after a bench trial, which consumed 20 days over the better part of four months.
Wilhelm won the first case he ever took to trial. He was representing the State of Washington and Bellingham County. The plaintiff appealed to the intermediate appellate court. The appellate court ruled 2-1 in the plaintiff's favor. Wilhelm appealed to the Washington Supreme Court and convinced the justices to rule 9-0 in favor of his clients.
Mediation: A Better Solution than You May Have Thought
Risk Management Article COVID-19
Bullivant Houser New Logo
Bullivant Houser Announces New Shareholder
Risk Management Protocols: First Step against Cyberthreats
Happy Hour on the Lawn
Defense Research Institute (DRI) (Member, Professional Liability Committee and frequent speaker)
International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) (Member)
Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) (Member)
Co-Presenter, "Come One, Come All. Inviting Others to the Party – Sharing the Blame," DRI Professional Liability Symposium, New York, NY (Dec. 2021)
Author, "Mediation: A Better Solution Than You May Have Thought," Pennsylvania CPA Journal (Fall 2021), Vol. 92 No.3 pp: 14-15
Co-Author, "CPA 'Comfort Letters' to Lenders and Third Parties May Be Traps for Violating Professional Standards and Creates Litigation Risk for Accountants," Travelers Insurance Co. Advisory Bulletin (2018)
Co-Author, "Tax Preparation Red Flags: Investigate Red Flags When Preparing Tax Returns for Multiple Related Entities to Prevent Possible Loss Litigation," Pearl Insurance Risk Management Blog (2018)
Author, "Outsmarting the Identity Thief," Pearl Insurance Risk Management Blog (2017)
Author, "Comfort Letters – What to Do?" Pearl Insurance Risk Management Blog (2017)
Speaker, "Use of Expert Testimony in Professional Liability," International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) Professional Liability Roundtable (2017)
Speaker, "Breakfast Q&A with the IRS," Greater Philadelphia Society of CPAs Tax Seminar (2017)
Panelist, "Top 10 Trouble Spots for Accountants and How to Defend Against Them," Defense Research Institute (DRI) Professional Liability Seminar (2016)
Speaker, "Dos and Don'ts of Engagement Letters," Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (2016)
Speaker, "The Top Ten Trouble Spots for Accountants," North American Professional Liability Insurance Agency (NAPLIA) (2016)
Speaker, "Risk Management – Practical Lessons from the Trenches," Bucks and Montgomery County Chapters of the Pennsylvania Society of Tax & Accounting Professionals (2016)
Speaker, "Perception vs. Reality of Engagement Letters," Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants Annual Conference (2015)
Speaker, "What's New for Accountants and Lawyers PLI?" Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) International Conference (2014)
Speaker, "Buying & Selling Accounting Law and Other Non-Medical Professional Practices," Montgomery County Bar Association (2014)
Speaker, "Ethical Considerations When Dealing with Distressed Property," National Business Institute (NBI) (2014)
Speaker, "Risk Management and Loss Prevention for Accountants," Kansas City and Kansas Society of CPAs (2014)
Speaker, "Accountant's Professional Liability," Travelers Insurance Co. (2013)
Speaker, "Handling the Accountant Embezzlement Claim – A Case Study," Travelers Insurance Co. (2013)
Speaker, "Forensic Reports: The Federal and State Rules of Evidence – Kovel Letters," Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs Forensic and Litigation Divorce Conference (2013)
Panelist, "I Think My Bookkeeper Is Stealing from Me," PICPA Cooperates with the Bar and Other Professionals (2013)
Speaker, "Handling the Accountant Embezzlement Claim – A Case Study," Institute of CPAs Joint Committee on Cooperation with the Bar and Other Professionals (2013)
Speaker, "Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Accountants Professional Liability Claims Handling, Litigation and Underwriting," GenStar (a Berkshire Hathaway Company) and Markel Corp. Midwest Region (2013)
Speaker, "Accountants Professional Liability – Claims Training and Current Issues Discussion," GenStar and Markel Corp. / AllRisks (2013)
Author, "Another Arrow in the Defense Quiver," Agents of America, E&O Prevention Weekly (2012)
Author, "The IRS, QuickBooks, and You," Of Mutual Interest (2012)
Speaker, "Advanced Issues in Foreclosure" (2011)
Speaker, "Maintaining Professionalism in the Legal Practice," National Business Institute (NBI) Webinar (2011)
Speaker, "Tax Consequences of Foreclosure," National Business Institute (NBI) Webinar (2011)
Speaker, "Risk Management and Insurance Coverage – Practical Lessons from the Trenches," Philadelphia Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Public Accountants Annual Meeting (2011)
Speaker, "Risky Business: Risk Management Techniques for Accounting Firms," Argo Pro, Insight Insurance Services and Contract Solutions Group Webinar (2010)
Speaker, "Accountants' Liability Claims Perspective and Risk Management," Argo Pro and Insight Insurance Services Webinar (2010)
Speaker, "Agents and Brokers – A Better Understanding of Legal Developments and Risk Assessment," Liberty Mutual Agency Underwriters and Claims (2010)
Speaker, "Dos and Don'ts of Engagement Letters in IRS Tax Representation," Winning Strategies LLC (2009)
Speaker, "New Auditing Standards, IRS Regulations: The Turmoil in the American Automotive Market and How Each May Impact Claims, Litigation and Risk Management," National Alliance of Auto Dealer Advisors (NAADA) Annual Meeting (2009)
Speaker, "Case Trends: Risk Management and Issues Effecting Underwriting and Claims against Accountants and Attorneys," (2009)
Author, "Remember Risk Management with Adoption of New Work Paradigms," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 80, No. 1, p. 16 (2009)
Speaker, "A Comprehensive Guide to Claims Administration," Mutual Marine (2009)
Author, "In Bad Economy, Protect Yourself from Portfolio Collapse Lawsuits," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 79, No. 3, p. 14 (2008)
Author, "Confronting the Inevitable Blame Game," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 79, No. 2, p. 14 (2008)
Author, "Top Ten Trouble Spots: Will We Ever Learn?" Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 78, No. 4, pp. 12-13 (2008)
Speaker, "New Auditing Standards for Non-Public Companies/Liability and Risk Management Issues," Morris J. Cohen & Co, PC (2007)
Speaker, "New Auditing Standards Recently Promulgated by the AICPA and Their Effects on Claims Trends and Underwriting," Everest National Insurance Company (2007)
Author, "Mind the Gap in Liability Coverage," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 77, No. 4 (2007)
Author, "Never Slack on Security," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 77, No. 3 (2006)
Speaker, "Claims Trends and Risk Management Techniques for Professional Liability Attorneys, Claims Handlers and Underwriters," Crittenden Conferences Specialty Coverages Conference (2004)
Speaker, Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) Mid-Year Miscellaneous E&O Symposium (2004)
Author, "The Benefits of Advice: One Step to a Better Night's Sleep," The Asset Column (2000)
Author, "Experience Begets Advice," The Asset Column, Vol. 6, No. 3 (1999)
Author, "Fact and Fiction of Mediation and the Accountant: A Case Study," Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Vol. 68, No. 4 (1998)
Author, "Claims Made and Reported: A View from the Top," The Asset Column, Vol. 4, No. 3 (1997)
Distinguished®, Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell
Order of the Barrister
A WAY TO DECOMPRESS
Wilhelm has been knitting since he was a kid. He learned from his mother and grandmother and has kept it up to this day. He is an avid runner and walks five miles to and from the office each day. He uses knitting, running, and walking as a time to decompress, work through thorny issues and recharge his mental batteries.


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We develop designs that harmonize with your personality and the requirements of your contractor. We unite refined design and space ergonomics to create your stunning and unique space.
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require_relative 'helper'

module Psych
  class TestToYamlProperties < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase
    class Foo
      attr_accessor :a, :b, :c
      def initialize
        @a = 1
        @b = 2
        @c = 3
      end

      def to_yaml_properties
        [:@a, :@b]
      end
    end

    def test_object_dump_yaml_properties
      foo = Psych.load(Psych.dump(Foo.new))
      assert_equal 1, foo.a
      assert_equal 2, foo.b
      assert_nil foo.c
    end

    class Bar < Struct.new(:foo, :bar)
      attr_reader :baz
      def initialize *args
        super
        @baz = 'hello'
      end

      def to_yaml_properties
        []
      end
    end

    def test_struct_dump_yaml_properties
      bar = Psych.load(Psych.dump(Bar.new('a', 'b')))
      assert_equal 'a', bar.foo
      assert_equal 'b', bar.bar
      assert_nil bar.baz
    end

    def test_string_dump
      string = "okonomiyaki"
      class << string
        def to_yaml_properties
          [:@tastes]
        end
      end

      string.instance_variable_set(:@tastes, 'delicious')
      v = Psych.load Psych.dump string
      assert_equal 'delicious', v.instance_variable_get(:@tastes)
    end

    def test_string_load_syck
      str = Psych.load("--- !str \nstr: okonomiyaki\n:@tastes: delicious\n")
      assert_equal 'okonomiyaki', str
      assert_equal 'delicious', str.instance_variable_get(:@tastes)
    end
  end
end

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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15, 2007 (HealthDay News) -- Long-term exposure to high levels of air pollution causes reduced lung growth and function in children, according to a study of almost 3,200 Mexico City eight-year-olds.
Previous studies have suggested that short-term exposure to air pollution is associated with reversible problems in lung function. The authors of this new study said the effects of long-term exposure to air pollution -- such as that experienced by people who live in cities with major air pollution -- have not been conclusively documented.
"Our study revealed significant deficits in lung function growth in children with long-term exposure to air pollutants. In addition to the important impact of lung health, early lung deficits may increase the risk of developing chronic obstructive lung disease later in life, as well as cardiovascular morbidity and general mortality," wrote lead author Dr. Isabelle Romieu.
It's not clear whether the lung damage in these children is reversible. The findings were published Aug. 15 in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
The researchers measured the children's lung function and looked at their exposure to common urban pollutants: ozone (O3), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and particulate matter (PM10).
"At the beginning of the study and at each phase of follow-up, children exposed to lower O3 and PM10 concentrations had better lung function values than children exposed to higher concentrations," the authors wrote.
They noted that the effect of air pollution on forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) -- a measure of lung function -- among children in the study was greater than the effect of exposure to mothers' smoking among children in the United States.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more about air pollution and respiratory health.


Worker fights are so adorable. I wonder if this season if following the storyline of one game of Starcraft from start to finish. The title of this episode, and its content certainly implies so.
The zealot has finally hit land after all this time!
The reaper didn't get the memo that they no longer can throw grenades at buildings. At least he seemed aware of the combat drugs (band-aid). Also I'm getting the impression that the Protoss player is the most accomplished of the three players in the game.
Highlight of season 2 so far!
Edit:: Could someone add all the season 2 links to the front page?
I lost it when the Nexus cannon hit the overlord at the end.
Me too. The cannon was like 'Marine, marine, marine, marine waaaaay out there...Ooh, also an overlord. Lets see if I can hit that.
That overlord must be like: What the hell did I do????
Pretty unrealistic. The reaper should murder a bunch of drones before the spine and queen are even out.


A lot of healing methods for the chakra are available out there.While some of these modalities work, some won't. All because each chakra is associated with different frequency realms.
Our six bodily chakras are stacked up like a pyramid. The first chakra being the lowest serves as the wide and heavy base of the pyramid and the highest one or the sixth chakra represents the tip of the pyramid.
It's light, airy, and easily mutable while the first chakra is dense, heavy, and more difficult to change. In addition, each chakra symbolizes different elements.
Hence, each of these chakras needs different healing modalities. Heal your body by trying out the following methods for each chakra.
Because the first chakra is the densest and most related to the physical body, the best healing comes from very physical activities like the Hatha yoga.
This chakra is also related to the sensing element and smell oriented treatments, like aromatherapy work best. Since the element of this first chakra is the earth, gemstones are also best for healing treatments.
Gardening, especially touching the earth, is a good physical activity associated with the first chakra healing.
The second chakra is still dense and physical, thus Hatha yoga still works best here, especially tantrically oriented yoga and hip poses.
Since this chakra is related to taste, eating chakra healing foods such as oranges, mangoes, and pumpkins is best.
The element of the second chakra is water. Doing aquatic work like Watsu is a healing treatment to this chakra.
The third chakra is associated with our conscious, mental reasoning, and self image. The best method in healing this chakra is visual therapy like working with yantras and Transformation Power Questions.
Because the element of the third chakra is fire, sun bathing is good. Firewalking is also a good way of stoking your third chakra, only if you're up for it.
Methods that boost confidence also work best. In addition, actual core work, like power yoga or any breathing that strokes the core, are also best for the solar plexus chakra.
The fourth chakra, which serves as the bridge between the lower or more physical chakras and the upper or more spiritual chakras, responds well to touch. This has been proven by studies where babies thrive when they're held by nurses and nannies.
Hugging is the best way to boost and balance the heart chakra. Even self hugging works best as well as EFT or Emotional Freedom Technique.
Breath work is also a good treatment because the fourth chakra is related to the air element.
The best method for the fifth chakra is the sound healing which involves two techniques: putting sound out and taking sound in.
You can put sound out by reciting mantras, chanting, seed sounds or even your favorite song that makes you feel good. You can take sound in through crystal bowls, mantras, or your favorite song.
Since the sixth chakra is the ground zero for all our dreams and visualization, the best tool to employ here is visualization. This can be done either inwardly or outwardly.
Inward visualization involves meditation where you have to close your eyes and create a positive world around you, seeing and feeling what you want.
This process changes your entire physiology and causes you to interact more positively and confidently with your external world, fostering a change.
External visualization is done by creating amazing vision boards that help you ignite your creative energy and improve your life.
Meditation is the sole healing method for the seventh chakra. It's entering into a state of pure, silent, and thoughtless openness, being in a space that we all are.
While all these chakra healing methods are effective in itself, trying out different modalities is also good in finding out the right modality that fits each of your chakra's needs.
Be aware, though, that you tend to avoid the modality you needed the most. You might be working more on your upper chakras when you need to listen more to your lower chakras.
To achieve the balance, do this: Use more meditative type techniques for the upper chakras and do more physically oriented techniques for the lower chakras. Doing this will surely supercharge your healing practice.


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Q: How to enable synchronization of custom account in android? I am writing my own SyncAdapter for android devices that should synchronize TV broadcast information to the device but ran into problem of not getting the Synchronize "mydata" checkbox visible under Data & Synchronization part of the account preferences.
I have implemented my own SyncAdapter and defined it properly in the xml:
Here is my sync.xml:
<sync-adapter xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:contentAuthority="com.example.tv.programs"
    android:accountType="com.example.tv.sync"
    android:supportsUploading="false"
    android:userVisible="true"
/>

Corresponding part of android manifest, where I define my sync service and provider:
<service android:name=".sync.ProgramSynchronizationService" android:exported="true" android:process=":programs">
    <intent-filter>
        <action android:name="android.content.SyncAdapter" />
    </intent-filter>
    <meta-data
        android:name="android.content.SyncAdapter"
        android:resource="@xml/sync" />
</service>

<provider android:name="com.example.tv.providers.ProgramContentProvider"
    android:authorities="com.example.tv.programs" />

Am I doing something wrong as I don't get anything visible under the Data & Synchronization part?

A: To add to this, if you want to enable Syncing automatically you can do
ContentResolver.setSyncAutomatically(account, "com.example.tv.programs",true);

A: In addition to your sync-adapter setup, you also need to call (perhaps at program start):
ContentResolver.setIsSyncable(account, "com.example.tv.programs", 1)

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Maric V is a 65ft x 12ft 6″ bespoke wide beam with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Different to traditional wide beams, Maric V has a collapsible sapele wheelhouse at the stern. The layout from bow to stern is: Bedroom, En-suite, Bathroom, 2nd Bedroom, Saloon, Galley and Wheelhouse.
Maric V is lined with a painted ceiling, oak T & G on the cabin sides and oak veneered plywood under gunnel. The worktops in the galley are Staron complete with a chopping board and a trivet. Oak worktops are fitted throughout on oak units. A personalised stool for Maric V was made by ourselves, bespoke for the client. A large opening dog box is fitted to the roof above the saloon to allow additional natural light to flow into Maric V.
Maric V is fitted with a Vetus 80hp engine, a Vetus 6.5 kva generator, a Vetus 95kgf electric bow thruster, a Vetus 3000W inverter/charger, a Vetus electric winch and Webasto diesel heating.
Maric V has been shot blasted externally and painted in a two pack paint system, Awlcraft 2000.


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Archive of 2018 May
Trooper First Class Walter Greene
Trooper First Class Walter Greene died from illnesses he contracted while inhaling toxic materials as he participated in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center site following the
Sergeant Daniel Baker
Sergeant Daniel Baker was shot and killed while responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle in the area of Sam Vineyard Road and Tidwell Switch Road. Dispatchers lost contact with Sergeant
Special Agent in Charge David J. LeValley
Special Agent in Charge David LeValley died as the result of cancer that he developed following his assignment to assist with search and rescue efforts at the World Trade Center site immediately
Police Officer Anthony Christie
Police Officer Anthony Christie was killed when his patrol car was struck by a tractor-trailer. He had responded to a head-on collision on I-16, near Dean Forest Road. He was assisting at the
Chief of Detectives William Allee
Chief of Detectives William Allee died from illnesses he contracted while inhaling toxic materials as he participated in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center site following the
Senior Special Agent Paul Scott Ragsdale
Senior Special Agent Paul "Scott" Ragsdale suffered a fatal heart attack while participating in control and arrest techniques training in Coppell, Texas. He suddenly collapsed during the training.
Police Officer Ayrian Williams
Police Officer Ayrian Williams was killed in a vehicle crash while responding to assist another police officer at approximately 6:45 pm. She was traveling on the 1700 block of South 8th Street
Sergeant Kent Swanson
Sergeant Kent Swanson suffered a fatal heart attack while responding to a disturbance call at approximately 10:30 pm. Another officer on scene performed CPR until he was transported to Eastern
Police Officer Thomas Coulter
Police Officer Thomas Coulter suffered a fatal heart attack while conducting physical training in front of the Daytona Beach Police Department headquarters, on Valor Boulevard, on May 18th,
Police Officer Amy Caprio
Police Officer Amy Caprio was intentionally struck and killed by a vehicle driven by a juvenile burglary suspect in front of 7 Linwen Way in the Perry Hall area of Baltimore County. She had

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Jimmie Davis (I) (1899–2000)
Soundtrack | Actor
American politician and songwriter who appeared in a number of films. Davis was born in the now-nonexistent town of Beech Springs, Louisiana, the son of sharecroppers. He and his ten siblings lived ... read full biography
Known for Forever Young (1992), The Rainmaker (1997), Transamerica (2005), Penelope (2006)
Sep 11, 1899 (died Nov 5, 2000)
Meet Me in St. Gallen (2018)
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Dark Night (2016)
The Bachelor Weekend (2013)
€600K
Foodfight! (2012)
Trouble with the Curve (2012)
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "You Are My Sunshine" (uncredited)) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "You Are My Sunshine" (uncredited)) See fewer
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine - Bossanova version", "You Are My Sunshine - Rock version") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine - Bossanova version", "You Are My Sunshine - Rock version") See fewer
Hick (2011)
Hotel Lux (2011)
Lyrics ("You are my sunshine"), Music ("You are my sunshine") Lyrics ("You are my sunshine"), Music ("You are my sunshine") See fewer
Stripper: Natasha Kizmet (2009)
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy David) (uncredited) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy David) (uncredited) See fewer
Happy Tears (2009)
Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now") Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now") See fewer
Dog Bite Dog (2006)
Writer ("YOU'RE MY SUNSHINE") Writer ("YOU'RE MY SUNSHINE") See fewer
No Name City (2006)
Performer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine"), Writer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine") Performer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine"), Writer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine") See fewer
Soundtrack ("You Are My Sunshine") Soundtrack ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Transamerica (2005)
Writer ("There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder") Writer ("There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder") See fewer
Sarah McLachlan: Afterglow Live (2004)
(Video) - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Live and Swingin': The Ultimate Rat Pack Collection (2003)
VeggieTales: The Wonderful World of Autotainment (2003)
The Pledge (2001)
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) See fewer
Writer ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) See fewer
Primary Colors (1998)
Michael (1996)
Unstrung Heroes (1995)
Forever Young (1992)
Happy Together (1989)
The Dressmaker (1988)
The Ninth Configuration (1980)
Performer ("My Mary" (1941)) (uncredited), Writer ("My Mary" (1941), "Nobody's Darlin' But Mine" (1936)) (uncredited), Special Thanks Performer ("My Mary" (1941)) (uncredited), Writer ("My Mary" (1941), "Nobody's Darlin' But Mine" (1936)) (uncredited), Special Thanks See fewer
Bare Country (1971)
Writer ("She's a Hum Dum Dinger") (uncredited) Writer ("She's a Hum Dum Dinger") (uncredited) See fewer
Play Dirty (1969)
Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy Davis), Music ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy Davis) Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy Davis), Music ("You Are My Sunshine") (as Jimmy Davis) See fewer
Joe Butterfly (1957)
Rhythms with Rusty (1956)
(Short) - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Square Dance Katy (1950)
Jimmie Davis - Band Leader, Performer ("Take Me Back To Tulsa") Jimmie Davis - Band Leader, Performer ("Take Me Back To Tulsa") See fewer
Riders in the Sky (1949)
Mississippi Rhythm (1949)
Jimmie Davis, Performer ("You Are My Sunshine", "It Makes No Difference Now"), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "It Makes No Difference Now") Jimmie Davis, Performer ("You Are My Sunshine", "It Makes No Difference Now"), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "It Makes No Difference Now") See fewer
Jimmie Davis, Performer ("You Are My Sunshine", "All Aboard For Louisiana", "It Makes No Difference Now", "There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder", "Let's Be Sweethearts Again", "You Won't Be Satisfied That Way", "Nobody's Darling But Mine"), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "All Aboard For Louisiana", "It Makes No Difference Now", "There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder", "Let's Be Sweethearts Again", "You Won't Be Satisfied That Way", "Nobody's Darling But Mine", "Bang, Bang") Jimmie Davis, Performer ("You Are My Sunshine", "All Aboard For Louisiana", "It Makes No Difference Now", "There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder", "Let's Be Sweethearts Again", "You Won't Be Satisfied That Way", "Nobody's Darling But Mine"), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine", "All Aboard For Louisiana", "It Makes No Difference Now", "There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder", "Let's Be Sweethearts Again", "You Won't Be Satisfied That Way", "Nobody's Darling But Mine", "Bang, Bang") See fewer
Piccadilly Incident (1946)
Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited), Music ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited), Music ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) See fewer
Cyclone Prairie Rangers (1944)
Jimmie Davis, Writer ("I Told You So") Jimmie Davis, Writer ("I Told You So") See fewer
I'm from Arkansas (1944)
Du Barry Was a Lady (1943)
Lyrics ("You are My Sunshine" (1940)), Music ("You are My Sunshine" (1940)) Lyrics ("You are My Sunshine" (1940)), Music ("You are My Sunshine" (1940)) See fewer
Frontier Fury (1943)
Jimmie Davis, Writer ("I Hung My Head and Cried") Jimmie Davis, Writer ("I Hung My Head and Cried") See fewer
Two Tickets to London (1943)
Strictly in the Groove (1942)
Jimmie Davis (as Jimmy Davis), Performer ("It Makes No Difference Now", "Sweethearts or Strangers", "You Are My Sunshine"), Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now", "Sweethearts or Strangers", "You Are My Sunshine") Jimmie Davis (as Jimmy Davis), Performer ("It Makes No Difference Now", "Sweethearts or Strangers", "You Are My Sunshine"), Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now", "Sweethearts or Strangers", "You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Riding Through Nevada (1942)
Jimmie Davis Jimmie Davis See fewer
Stardust on the Sage (1942)
Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) (uncredited), Music ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) (uncredited) Lyrics ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) (uncredited), Music ("You Are My Sunshine" (1940)) (uncredited) See fewer
Cowboy Serenade (1942)
Writer ("Sweethearts or Strangers") Writer ("Sweethearts or Strangers") See fewer
Back in the Saddle (1941)
Take Me Back to Oklahoma (1940)
The Gentleman from Arizona (1939)
Down the Wyoming Trail (1939)
Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now") (uncredited) Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now") (uncredited) See fewer
Mountain Rhythm (1939)
Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now" (1938)) (uncredited) Writer ("It Makes No Difference Now" (1938)) (uncredited) See fewer
The Big Show (1936)
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Rederiet (2001)
Omstart (Aug 23, 2001) Season 19, Episode 1 - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) See fewer
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(TV Series) - Writer ("I Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now") (1 episode, 1999) Writer ("I Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now") (1 episode, 1999) See fewer
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(TV Movie) - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
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(TV Series) - Writer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine") (2 episodes, 1987) Writer ("Nobody's Darling But Mine") (2 episodes, 1987) See fewer
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Archie and the KKK: Part 1 (Nov 27, 1977) Season 8, Episode 10 - Writer ("You are My Sunshine") (uncredited) Writer ("You are My Sunshine") (uncredited) See fewer
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Phyllis Diller (Feb 12, 1977) Season 1, Episode 18 - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
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(TV Series) - Writer ("We'll Sing In the Sunshine/You Are My Sunshine" - Medley) (1 episode, 1976) Writer ("We'll Sing In the Sunshine/You Are My Sunshine" - Medley) (1 episode, 1976) See fewer
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Donny and Marie (1976)
Episode #2.3 (Oct 8, 1976) Season 2, Episode 3 - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") See fewer
Doris Day Today (1975)
(TV Special) - Writer ("Sunshine Medley: Walking In The Sunshine / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows / You Are My Sunshine / Sunshine on my Shoulders /) Writer ("Sunshine Medley: Walking In The Sunshine / You Are the Sunshine of My Life / Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows / You Are My Sunshine / Sunshine on my Shoulders /) See fewer
The Morecambe & Wise Show (1973)
Episode #7.12 (Mar 23, 1973) Season 7, Episode 12 - Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) Writer ("You Are My Sunshine") (uncredited) See fewer
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(TV Series) - Performer ("You Are My Sunshine (My Only Sunshine)", "Supper Time") (1 episode, 1968), Himself - Guest Performer (1 episode, 1968), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine (My Only Sunshine)") (1 episode, 1968), Writer ("Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel #8)") (1 episode, 1970) Performer ("You Are My Sunshine (My Only Sunshine)", "Supper Time") (1 episode, 1968), Himself - Guest Performer (1 episode, 1968), Writer ("You Are My Sunshine (My Only Sunshine)") (1 episode, 1968), Writer ("Mule Skinner Blues (Blue Yodel #8)") (1 episode, 1970) See fewer
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Awesome story! Glad you were finally able to put him down! Nice bear for sure! What do you figure he measures at?
Good to know. I picked mine up on a cammofire sale aswell but not that cheap! Good deal!
Well that's a good lesson. I have seen to many videos of guys shooting the hood of their trucks or stuff like that. Ouch!!!
That's gotta be very late. I have seen good antler growth in velvet in early May.
Size 15!? Jesus you're a giant! Have you thought about other brands if you can't find Kenetreks that fit?


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Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas
This book is an award-winning biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a pastor and author during the years of Hitler's rise to power and World War II. Besides giving great insight into Bonhoeffer's life and thoughts from several primary sources, this book also helps the reader understand what it was like to be German during the years of the Third Reich. It also tells the courage of a few dissidents, including Bonhoeffer, who fought against Hitler and the Nazis from within Germany.
The Healing by Wanda E. Brunstetter
(About the author: She became deeply interest in the "Plain People" when she
married her Mennonite husband.
Mansfield Park by Jane Austen
While perhaps not the most famous of Austen's works, Mansfield park does not disappoint readers with its carefully crafted characters and Austen's classic wit. Mansfield Park could perhaps be called the greatest of Austen's novels. Fanny, a young girl in strained financial circumstances, comes to live with her wealthier relatives. Embedded in the hurtful and sometimes chivalrous characters in Fanny's life, Austen comments on the superficial social world of the day, along with the heavier underlying theme of slavery.
One reason that so many movie directors have tackled the timeless treasure of Austen's Pride and Prejudice, is that Austen invites us into an enchanting 18th century British setting of love, family, and wit. With intriguing character development, Austen explored the highs and lows of family dynamics with tongue-in-cheek humor, and a perchance for exposing the ups and downs of love.
Good Summer Reads!
Looking for a good read this summer? The Center library has many complete series to expand your horizons. Two of my favorites are the Zion Covenant and the Zion Chronicles by Bodie (and Brock) Thoene (pronounced Tay-nee). The Zion Covenant follows the pre World War II struggles of a Jewish musician and each book title in the series has a musical name. Even though these books were written after the first series, I suggest you start with it since the time frame is first. The Zion Chronicles tells the story of the founding of the modern nation of Israel after World War II.
Abram's Daughters by Beverly Lewis
Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things…especially in the Ebersol family. Follow one family's life as they experience joy, anticipation, death, betrayal, hope, fear, and every feeling in between as they grow in faith, love, Christ, and find the path God has meant for them. It is a gripping tale that has you traveling through decades of time as God's plan is made perfect in this family. Great read. Once you start, you can't stop until you know every step of their lives!
The Heritage of Lancaster County by Beverly Lewis
If you are looking for a gripping and compelling saga that will have you sitting on the edge of your seat, crying for the heroine, feeling her sorrows and joys, and reading just to find out what happens next, this series is for you. Follow the story of a fiery young Amish woman who never felt she was really part of her community as she discovers a deep family secret that literally rips her family apart and sends her on an adventure to discover her own heritage and roots while trying to find herself and her forever home. This series is full of God's grace, mercy, and perfect timing.
Parenting Isn't for Cowards by James C. Dobson
The "You can do it" guide for hassled parents from America's best loved family advocate, Dr. Jim Dobson. Describes parenting as something that requires work, courage, and significant learning opportunities for dads and moms. A must read for every parent.
How to Beat Burnout by Minirth, Hawkins, Meuer & Flournoy, Drs.
Many people don't understand the concepts of burnout which is a state of mental, physical and spiritual exhaustion that leaves its victims with no energy, no hope, and no end in sight. This book will help you beat burnout by helping you to understand it as a cycle that one can manage. There is also clear scriptural guidance about God's principles around stress and healthy management of it.


Hunters head to the field Thursday on opening day of dove hunting at Des Plaines State Fish and Wildlife Area.
Here are the sites in northeast Illinois as well as some of the top sites around the state for the opening day of dove hunting on Thursday.
Overall, it is a bit of a down year, even at the usual top spots, I suspect because of the late summer rains.
Here are the sites I have numbers for so far, listed in order of doves killed per hunter. May add some if I get them.


We are a family-owned and operated business with over 100 years of combined experience in the firearms industry. Offering a wide selection of models from Novice to Expert, while specializing Ladies, Youth & Antique. We offer true quality salesmanship and are here to meet your needs. Buy Sell Trade Loan Pawn or Repair from Guns to Gold Jewelry and Antiques, we do it in our customers best interest. We Aim to please You!
Glenn Bowen is a Pitt County native, well-known for his years of experience in the firearm business. Glenn opened his first gun shop in 1960, in Ayden, NC, called "Glenn's Gun Shop". In 1972, Rev. Bruce Jones, of renowned BBQ restaurant "Skylight Inn", partnered with Glenn to open a new gun shop called "B & G Guns", located downtown Ayden. In 1995, Glenn sold B & G Guns and opened "'Doc's' Pawn & Guns" in Greenville, NC. In 2010, after years of successful gun and pawn business, Glenn opened a sister store in Winterville, NC. This store is known as "Colt's Guns & Pawn". Colt's is family owned and family operated.
D. Glenn Bowen Jr. is a Pitt County native, well-known for his years of experience in the firearm business. In 1960, he opened his first gun store called "Glenn's Gun Shop" in Ayden, N.C. In 1972, Glenn partnered with Rev. Bruce Jones to open a new gun shop called "B & G Guns", located downtown Ayden. In 1995, Glenn sold B & G Guns in Ayden and opened "'Doc's' Pawn & Guns" in Greenville, NC. After years of successful gun and pawn business at "Doc's", in 2010, Glenn opened a store in Winterville N.C. This store is known as "Colt's Guns & Pawn". Colt's is family owned and family operated.
In 2012, Glenn sold his interests in other businesses, so that he could solely spend his time at Colt's. Working with his family, Glenn looks over all gunsmith work. Glenn also travels locally and globally, buying, selling, and trading guns. Glenn is well respected for his years of experience and expertise in the firearm industry. He would love to make you an offer on your guns.


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import React from 'react';
import Helmet from 'react-helmet';
import messages from '../ServicesPage/messages';
import './style.scss';
import { injectIntl, intlShape, FormattedMessage } from 'react-intl';

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};

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1 There will be a very sad day in Ariel. Ariel is the city that David attacked. Continue to have your usual feasts every year.
2 But I will bring trouble to Ariel. And the people in Ariel will not be happy. They will be very sad. And Ariel will be my ariel, (my fire-place).
3 And I will do these things: My army will attack you. They will be in a circle round you. I will put an army against you on every side. I will build things against you to attack you.
4 Then you will become humble and you will speak from the ground. And, from low in the dirt, it will be difficult for us to hear your words. And the sound of your words will come from the ground. It will seem like the sound of the spirit of a dead person. And from the dirt, you will speak very quietly.
6 the LORD of Many Armies will come to you! It will be like thunder, or when the ground moves. It will be like a very loud noise. It will be like a very strong wind and a great storm. And it will be like a fire that burns up everything.
7 That will happen to all the many countries that attack Ariel. It will happen to everyone who fights against it and against its strongest building. It will happen to all the soldiers who are in a circle round it. They will be like a dream that people see in the night!
8 It will be like a hungry man who dreams. He dreams that he is eating something. But, look! He wakes and he is still hungry! Or it will be like a thirsty man. He dreams that he is drinking. But, look! He wakes and look! He is still weak because he is still thirsty! That will happen to the many soldiers from all the countries that fight against Zion.
9 That will hit you so that you become like fools. And you will not believe it! You will become blind, so that you cannot see anything! You will become drunks, but not from wine! You will fall over, but not because you have drunk beer!
10 No, it will be because the LORD has caused you to go into a deep sleep. He has shut the eyes of your prophets and he has covered the heads of your seers.
· They really try to hide from the LORD what they tell (to the king).
· They work in dark places.
17 In a very short time, (the country called) Lebanon will become a garden of fruit trees. And Carmel will be like a forest.
18 At that time, people who could not hear will hear. They will hear someone who is reading words from a book. And people who could not see will see. And they will not remain in shadows and in the dark.
19 And the LORD will make humble people happy again. And the poor people will sing songs to the Holy God of Israel, because they are so happy.
20 That is because cruel people will go. People who laugh in a bad way at God will not appear anywhere. And the LORD will kill everybody who is preparing to do bad things.
· They say that a man has done something wrong with only a word.
· They make a trap for the judge at the city gate.
· And they do not let a man who has not done anything wrong get a fair result.
22 So this is what the LORD says to the House of Jacob. He is the LORD who saved Abraham. 'Jacob will not be ashamed again. And his face will never lose colour (because he is afraid).
23 They will see their children, which my hands made, among them. Then they will honour my name. They will honour the Holy God of Jacob. And they will be afraid to make the God of Israel angry.


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Minimizing Risks
By Dan Malovany
A provision in the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) waives small processors from certain requirements, andBaking & Snackcontributing editor Richard Stier doesn't believe that should have been included. Little guys can make someone just as sick as a large operation, he noted. In fact, he pointed out that small processors and seasonal production of unpasteurized cider and apple juice drove passage of the juice Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) regulation almost 10 years ago.
Mr. Stier, a consulting food scientist with international experience in food safety, took a look at how things have evolved and where they might be going. Specifically, in a candid interview withBaking & Snack, he discussed in length why third-party audits have proliferated because processors — both big and small —are trying to push the responsibility for food safety down the supply chain.
Baking & Snack: How has the definition of HACCP evolved in recent years? What does it encompass now that it didn't before? What are the new areas or critical control points in a bakery, snack operation or even facilities that produces pizza or burritos?
Richard Stier:HACCP has not changed significantly since it was conceived. The last major modification of HACCP principles was in 1997. At that time, Principle 6 (recordkeeping) and Principle 7 (verification) were flip-flopped, so recordkeeping became the last principle. These revisions also established the five preliminary steps. In addition, the system was now harmonized between Codex Alimentarius and the National Advisory Committee for Microbiological Criteria for Foods. The system and how it is managed has, however, both devolved and evolved.
The original Principle 1 read as follows: "Assess hazards and risks associated with growing, harvesting, raw materials and ingredients, processing, manufacturing, distribution, marketing, preparation and consumption of food."
It is now expected that part of a HACCP plan will be a risk assessment on all ingredients, raw materials and packaging materials used in the operation. This is the devolution process. We have reverted to what was included in the first principle from 1989. This is, in fact, a very good idea. Understanding which materials used in a processing facility pose the highest risk allows the facility to better focus on those risks and to take steps to minimize said hazard. As an example, a processor may elect to purchase higher-priced seasonings and spices that have been treated to minimize potential microbiological issues.
HACCP's greatest evolution has come in the area of validation — of both processes and systems such as cleaning and sanitizing. This is an arena in which many processors are very active at the moment. For many years, processors — especially bakers, snack food producers and others manufacturing cooked foods — assumed the cooking processes were a "kill step," meaning the processes would effectively destroy microorganisms of public health significance. This is no longer the case.
Many operators are in the process of revalidating their thermal processes using bacterial challenge studies and/or thermocouples to monitor heating. One of the factors that have driven this work is that baked foods and snacks rely on their low water activity for stability. Bacteria tend to be more resistant to heat in products with lower water activity, so some have questioned whether the processes are effective. The pathogens will not grow in the finished product, but they may remain viable. And as an industry, we have learned to our dismay that some microorganisms of public health significance can make people sick at very low levels.
How are companies, especially those that produce private label products or contract manufacture for the big players, responding differently since the rash of recalls? What new demands do their customers — including retailers, food service and co-pack customers — put on bakers?
"Rash" of recalls may be the wrong word; it implies there has been a huge jump in product recalls. The real issue seems to be that recalls receive much more publicity than they did in the past, especially those that have been linked to illnesses. Most recalls do not involve illnesses or injuries. The recall was initiated because of a potential problem, such as foreign materials, undeclared allergens or the recovery of a pathogen.
To check out recent recalls of products regulated by the FDA, visitwww.fda.gov/safety/recalls.
The numbers on the website do not imply that there is a rash or epidemic of recalls. In most cases, recall announcements will contain the following kind of language: "No illnesses have been reported in association with the recall. This precautionary recall notification is being issued due to an isolated instance in which one package of product yielded a positive result for Listeria monocytogenes in a random sample test collected and conducted by the Ohio Department of Agriculture."
Or here is another example: "No other products are involved in this recall. No illnesses have been reported to date. This alert was initiated after the company's own internal labeling review process identified that one ingredient used in the mix contained non-fat milk powder and the label did not reveal the presence of milk."
These issues have really not affected how larger companies do business with their suppliers and/or contract packers. During the past few years, the goal of all processors, both large and small, has been to push safety back down the supply chain. They expect that their suppliers or contract packers will have the capabilities to produce safe and wholesome foods. This is one reason third-party audits have grown the way they have. In addition, it is one of the reasons that FSMA includes a provision that will mandate supplier verification. It is all part of reducing potential risks to your products, your brands and your company as a whole.
What concerns do you have about the North American food safety system? What solutions are needed by the food industry? What lessons can they learn from progress made in some international food facilities?
Personally, I believe the North American food processing industry and its commitment to food safety is in excellent shape. Even the enactment of FSMA should not affect "good" operators as was alluded to when it was discussed earlier this year. The new law basically mandates what quality operators are already doing. This is especially true in the baking and snack industry.
I can't see it having any major impacts on the way most processors are currently doing business. There will be more frequent inspections, which take time and create angst amongst the management team, but if a company currently meets the requirements of third-party audits, it should be able to handle anything that the FDA throws at it. Products of the baking and snack industry have not been a significant source for foodborne illness.
There will always be the occasional processor that is a bad apple and will create problems. Unfortunately, with food processing, the bad apples truly spoil the barrel. For every bad apple, there are a hundred or more good processors.
And can we learn from our overseas colleagues? That is debatable, especially in the wake of the sprout outbreak in Europe, which at last count has sickened more than 3,000 people and killed at least 30. One of my North American colleagues in the produce industry commented, "I wish that the Europeans had learned from our problems with spinach."
As sad and expensive as each and every outbreak or recall is to the company involved, the hope is that the industry will learn from them. Pointing fingers and pontificating legislators do little to advance the cause of food safety, but understanding potential problems and learning from our mistakes certainly does. The world is not a zero-risk environment, but we in the food industry can and do take steps to minimize those risks to our customers, our products and our industry.
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Wayne Messmer, known throughout the country for his stirring National Anthem performances at Old Chicago Stadium with the Chicago Blackhawks, is coming to Geneva High School on Thursday (Jan. 22, 2015) to sing the National Anthem.
"To me, you just can't beat the electric atmosphere of a great high school basketball game," Messmer said. "This is something that I truly enjoy being a part of. I am excited to start things off with a respectfully rousing rendition of the Star Spangled Banner and set the stage for these games that are sure to be filled with plenty of emotion and excitement.
The girls' game begins at 5:45 p.m. and the boys' game tip-off is at 7:15 p.m.


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The Principles of Jurisprudence
Lesson Two: The Sources of Jurisprudence
In the previous lesson we learned how the study of the principles of jurisprudence teaches us the correct and valid instructions and methods of deducing the laws of the Shari'ah, the divine law of Islam, from the original sources. Now we must learn what those sources are, and how many they are, and whether all the sects and schools of Islam have the same views about each detail of the sources or whether they hold opposing views. If there are differences, what are those differences? First we will discuss the views of the Shi'ite jurisprudents on the sources of jurisprudence and, while explaining each of the various sources, we will also discuss the views of the 'ulema of the other Islamic sects. In the view of Shi'ites (with the exception of a small group who are called akhbariyin, the views of whom will later be discussed), there are four sources for jurisprudence:
1. The Book of God, the Quran, which will from here on be referred to in the concise term of the jurisprudents as "The Book".
2. "Sunnah", meaning the words, actions and silent assertions (taqrir) of the Prophet and the Imams.
3. Consensus or ijma'.
4. Reasoning or 'aql.
These four sources in the terms of the jurisprudents are called the "four proofs" or the adillat ul-arba'ah. Generally they say that the study of jurisprudence is cen-tered around these four proofs. Now, it is necessary for us to give an explanation of each of these four sources and at the same time explain the views of the other Islamic sects and likewise those of the akhbariyyin. We will begin our discussion with the Quran.
There is no doubt that the Holy Quran is the first source for the laws and regulations of Islam. Of course the ayah or verses of the Quran are not limited to laws and regulations. In the Quran, hundreds of different types of issues have been introduced, but a part of the Quran, said to consist of about five hundred ayah, from a total of six thousand, six hundred and sixty, i.e. roughly a thirteenth of the Quran, pertains especially to the laws.
From the early days of Islam, Muslims have always used the Quran as the primal point of reference in order to deduce Islamic laws. However, about the same time as the rule of the Safavid dynasty there appeared in Iran a sect manifesting the view that the right of ordinary people to refer to the Quran is forbidden, and they claimed that only the Prophet and the Imams have this right.
In the same way, this group also considered the refer-ral to consensus and reason as being unpermissable, holding that consensus had been introduced by the Sunnis, and that the use of reason is open to error and thus unreliable. In this way they maintained the Sunnah to be the sole source of reference. It was for this reason that they were called the akhbariyyin for akhbar means tradition.
This group, by denying the right of referral to the Quran, consensus and reasoning, were essentially denying ijtihad, for ijtihad, as has been stated, means precise understanding and profound deducing, and it is evident that profound understanding is not possible without making use of reason. This group came to believe that ordinary people, without the medium of a group known as mujtahids, must refer to the traditions for guidance in their daily affairs and actions, just as today they refer to the treatises of the mujtahids. [1]
The appearance of the akhbariyyin and the large numbers that were attracted to them in some cities in the south of Iran and islands of the Gulf and in some of the holy cities of Iraq, was the cause of severe decline. Fortunately, however, with the noteworthy and laudable resistance of the mujtahids of the period, their penetration was firmly checked. Today, apart from a few scattered places, their theories are largely non-existent.
The Sunnah
The Sunnah means the words, actions and assertions of the holy Prophet and the Imams. Clearly it is evident that if by the Holy Prophet a certain law has been verbally explained, or if it is determined how the Prophet performed certain religious obligation, or if it is realised that others used to perform certain religious duties in his presence in a certain way which would earn his blessing and approval, meaning that by his silence he actually gave his endorsement, this is sufficient proof (dalil) for a jurisprudent to consider the action in question to be the actual law of Islam.
About this definition of Sunnah, and it being binding (hujjat) there is no question of argument and no scholar opposes it. The differences that exist on the subject of the Sunnah concern two points. One is the question as to whether only the Sunnah of the Prophet is binding or whether the Sunnah related by the pure Imams is also binding. Our Sunni-Muslim brothers only consider the Sunnah of the Prophet as binding, but the Shi'ites also refer to the words, actions and silent approvals of the holy Imams, in accordance to the traditions of the Prophet which even Sunni Muslims have related and recorded. One of these traditions is this one wherein the Prophet has undoubtedly told us: "I leave behind me two valuable things to which you are to refer, and God forbid that you not refer to them: the Book of God and the people of my House."
The second point is that the related Sunnah of the Prophet of God and the pure Imams is sometimes clear and multi-related, i.e. there are different chains of narrators of the same Tradition, and sometimes suspicious, or, to coin a phrase, a Single Report (khabar al-wahid).
Here the different views vary to an extent that is an excessive exaggeration. Some, like Abu Hanifa, a jurisprudent of one of the four Sunni schools, paid scant attention to the related Traditions; it seems that from all the thousands of Traditions narrated from the Holy Prophet, he considered only seventeen to be reliable.
Others have found confidence even in "weak", unreliable Traditions. But the Shi'ite 'ulema are of the opinion that only reliable traditions are to be given credence. That is, if the people who make up the chain of narrators, called the musnad, are Shi'ite and just, or at least truthful and reliable, then the Tradition itself can be relied upon. So we must know the narrators of the Traditions and must research into their conditions, and, if it becomes determined that all the narrators of a Tradition were truthful and reliable, we rely upon that Tradition.
Many of the 'ulema of the Sunnis have this same idea, and it is for this reason that the study of the Transmitters exists among them. The akhbari Shi'ites, however, who we have mentioned, considered the division of Traditions into the divisions of valid and weak as being uncalled for, and said that all Traditions are reliable, especially those contained in the reliable books. This extreme [2] view is also held by some of the 'ulema of our Sunni brothers.
Consensus means the unanimous view of the Muslim 'ulema on a particular issue. In the opinion of the Shi'ite 'ulema, consensus is binding because if all the Muslims have one view, this is proof that the view has been received from the Holy Prophet.
It is impossible for all Muslims to share the same view on a matter if it came from themselves, and thus their consensus is proof of the origin of that view being the Sunnah of the Prophet or an Imam.
For example, if it is clear that on one subject all the Muslims of the Prophet's era, with no exceptions, had a certain view and have performed a certain type of action, this is proof that they were taught it by the Holy Prophet. Likewise, if all the companions of one of the pure Imams who took instructions from none but the Imams all had an identical view about something, this is proof that they acquired that view from the schooling of their Imam. Therefore, in the Shi'ite view, consensus goes back to the Sunnah of the Prophet.
From what has been stated we learn two things:
First, in the Shi'ite view, only the consensus of the 'ulema of the same period as the Prophet or Imams is binding. So, if in these times of ours a consensus occurs about something between all the 'ulema with no exception, this is in no way binding for subsequent 'ulema. Second, in the Shi'ite view, consensus is not genuinely binding in its own right, rather it is binding in as much as it is a means of discovering the Sunnah.
In the view of the 'ulema of our Sunni brothers, however, consensus is a proof in its own right. That is, if the 'ulema of Islam, in their view the management of Islam, are all in agreement upon a certain point of view about a subject in one period (even this period of ours), their view is definitely correct. They claim that it is possible for some of the nation to err, and some not to, but it is not possible for all of them to be in agreement and err.
In the view of our Sunni brothers, complete agreement of all the Muslims in one period is ruled as divine revelation, and thus all the Muslims, at the moment of consensus, are ruled as Prophets, and that which is revealed to them is the law of God and cannot be wrong. [3]
The binding testimony of reason in the Shi'ite view means that if in a set of circumstances reason has a clear rule, then that rule, because it is definite and absolute, is binding.
Here the question arises as to whether the laws of the Shari'ah are in the domain of reason or not, and to this question we will give an answer when we discuss the generalities of the Principles.
As for the akhbariyyin, whom we have discussed and whose ideas we have shown, they in no way count reason as binding.
Amongst the 'ulema of our Sunni brothers, Abu Hanifa considered analogy (qiyas) to be the fourth proof, and thus in the view of the Hanifa sect, the sources of jurisprudence are four: the Book, the Sunnah, consensus and analogy.
The Maliki and Hanbali Sunnis, especially the Hanbalis, pay no heed whatever to analogy. The Shaf'i Muslims, following their leader, Muhammad ibn Idris Shaf'i, pay more attention to Traditions than the Hanafis and also more attention to analogy than the Maliki and Hanbali Musl ims.
The view of the Shi'ite 'ulema, however, is that because analogy is pure conjecture and surmissal, and because the total of what has been received from the Holy Prophet and the Imams is sufficient for our responsibility, the referral to analogy is strictly forbidden.
Lesson Three: A Brief History
For a student who wishes to study or gather information about a certain branch of learning, it is necessary that he acquaints himself with the origins of that learning, with those who introduced it, with the nature of its development over the centuries, with its notable champions and exponents and with its famous and creditable books.
The study of Principles is one of the studies that was originated and brought up in the surroundings of the culture of Islam. It is generally recognised to have been introduced by Muhammad ibn Idris Shaf'i. Ibn Khaldun in his famous Muqaddamah, in the section in which he discusses the various sciences and skills, tells us, "The first person in the study of the Principles of Jurisprudence to write a book was Shafi'i, who wrote his famous Treatise. In that treatise, he discussed the commands and prohibitions, the Traditions, abrogation and other matters. After him, the Hanifi 'ulema wrote similar books and brought extensive research into practice."
However, as has been pointed our by the late Seyyid Hasan Sadr, may God raise his station [4], various problems of Principles, such as the commands and prohibitions and "generalities and particularities" had previously been raised by Shi'ite 'ulema who had written a treatise about each one of them. So perhaps it can be said that Shafi'i was the first person to write one book about all the issues of Principles that, by his time, had been raised.
Likewise, it has been considered by some orientalists that ijtihad began amongst the Shi'ite some two hundred years after it began amongst the Sunnis; a view they base upon the assumption that during the time of the pure Imams there was no need amongst the Shi'ites for ijtihad and that as a result, there was similarly no need for the preparatory studies of ijtihad. This is a view, however, that is in no way correct.
Ijtihad, in the proper meaning of deducing the consequences (i.e. legislation) of faith from the sources - meaning referring the consequences, or legislation to the sources, and applying the sources to the legislation-has existed amongst Shi'ites ever since the time of the pure Imams, and the pure Imams used to command their companions to engage themselves in this practice.
Furthermore, due to the numerous Traditions about different subjects that have been narrated from the pure Imams, Shi'ite jurisprudence has naturally been considerably enriched, and thus the struggles of ijtihad are somewhat easier. At the same time, however, Shi'ite Islam has never considered itself to be free of the need of tafaqquh and ijtihad, and as has been said, the instructions to carry on the struggle of ijtihad were especially given by the Imams to their outstanding companions. In reliable books the following sentences has been recorded from the Imams: "Upon us is the (general) rules (i.e. the general rules are the responsibility of the Imams) while upon you is the application (i.e. the application of the rules in all the particular circumstances is our responsibility)."
Amonst Shi'ite 'ulema, the first outstanding personality to compile books on Principles and whose views were discussed in Principles for centuries was Seyyid Morteza 'Alam ul Huda Numerous books on Principles were compiled by Seyyid Morteza, the most well-known of which is Thariyah (The Medium).
Seyyid Morteza was the brother of Seyyid Razi who was the compiler of the famous Nahj ul-Balagha, the book of sermons, letters, and sayings of Hazrat Ali ( ( rightly called the Way of Eloquence. Seyyid Morteza lived during the late fourth and early fifth centuries A.H. He died in 436 A.H. He had been the student of the famous mutakallim, or master of theology (kalam), Shaykh ul-Mufid (died 413 A.H.), who in turn had been the pupil of the equally famous Shaykh Saduk (died 381 A.H.).
Following Seyyid Morteza, a famous and important figure in the study of Principles who wrote a book and whose views were for three or four centuries outstandingly influential was the great Shaykh Tusi (died 460 A.H.) who had been the pupil of Seyyid Morteza and who, almost a thousand years ago, founded the scholastic centre of Najaf in Iraq, which is still functioning today.
A later personality of the study of Principles was the late Waheed Bahbahani (1118-1208 A.H.), who in various ways was a very important figure. Many of his pupils in jurisprudence and ijtihad were brought by him to a high level of distinction and excellence. Another was his thorough combat against the previously mentioned akhbariyyin who at that time were accumulating an extraordinary influence. The success of the system of ijtihad over the corrupt system of the akhbariyyin owes much to his efforts.
Over the past hundred years, without doubt the most important figure in the study of Principles is the late Shaykh Morteza Ansari (1214-1281 A.H.), and those who have come after him have all followed his school of thought. Until now no line of thought has been formed that has transformed that of Shaykh Ansari, although many students of his school have formed views, based on Shaykh Ansari's own teachings, that have occasionally abrogated a view of Shaykh Ansari. His two books, Faraid ul-usul and Mukassib (on the subject of jurisprudence) are today both used as textbooks for the students of religion .
Amongst the pupils of the school of Shaykh Ansari the most famous is the late Mulla Khorasani, who has been recorded in the history books as the man who issued the verdict (fatwa), for the constitutional movement in Iran, and who had a major share in the establishment of the constitutional regime.
Amongst the Islamic studies there is none so changeable and variable as the study of Principles and even today there exist outstanding figures who are counted as having their own (legitimate) views in Principles.
The Principles of Jurisprudence, bearing in mind that its concern is the calculation of knowledge and the mind, and has many minute investigations, is a pleasant and heart-warming study that magnetises the mind of a seeker of knowledge. As far as being an exercise in thought and in exact practices of the mind, it stands alongside logic and philosophy. The students of the ancient sciences owe their precise way of thinking largely to the study of Principles.


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Q: Proof of different forms of derivative State which of the following statements are true and which are false. Give a reason for your decision in each case.

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*$$f'(a)=\lim_{t\to 0}\frac{f(a+2t)-f(a)}{2t}$$

*$$f'(a)=\lim_{h\to 0}\frac{f(a)-f(a-h)}{h}$$

*$$f'(a)=\lim_{t\to 0}\frac{f(a+2t)-f(a+t)}{t}$$
For the second one, I simply let a'=a+h. I thought if ${h\to0}$, then a'=a. Then I can replace a by a', and the second one is proved. But I'm not sure whether I can replace a by a'. And if I can do so, it seems like the first and the third one are also true.  I don't think the third one is true, but I can't find a counterexample for it. And I'm not sure about the first one's proof either.


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'Westworld' cancelled after four seasons
Los Angeles, Nov 5 (UiTV/IANS) – HBO series 'Westworld' has been cancelled after four seasons, the network announced on Friday. The news comes barely within three months after the series aired its Season 4 finale.
Variety is told that a multitude of factors went into the decision to end the sci-drama, including the production's hefty price tag, combined with dwindling viewership and an ongoing evaluation of programming across the board at HBO's new parent, Warner Bros Discovery, reports Variety.
The David Zaslav-run company has been paring back spending as part of a plan to institute $3.5 billion in cost-saving synergies, which the business has promised to find over the next three years post-April merger.
However, even on the heels of a rough third-quarter earnings report, Zaslav has continued to underline the importance of healthy content spend, and HBO has several high-profile, big-budget dramas that make it clear the premium cabler isn't cutting back overall, including 'House of the Dragon', 'Euphoria' and the upcoming 'The Last of Us' adaptation.
Created by husband-and-wife producing duo Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy and produced by J.J. Abrams, 'Westworld' starred Evan Rachel Wood, Thandiwe Newton, Ed Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Tessa Thompson, Luke Hemsworth, Aaron Paul, Angela Sarafyan and James Marsden. Newcomers for Season 4 included Ariana DeBose, Aurora Perrineau and Daniel Wu.
"Over the past four seasons, Lisa and Jonah have taken viewers on a mind-bending odyssey, raising the bar at every step," HBO said in a statement on Friday. "We are tremendously grateful to them, along with their immensely talented cast, producers and crew, and all of our partners at Kilter Films, Bad Robot and Warner Bros Television. It's been a thrill to join them on this journey."
Nolan and Joy added in their own statement through banner Kilter Films: "Making 'Westworld' has been one of the highlights of our careers. We are deeply grateful to our extraordinary cast and crew for creating these indelible characters and brilliant worlds. We've been privileged to tell these stories about the future of consciousness – both human and beyond – in the brief window of time before our AI overlords forbid us from doing so."
In October, Nolan and Joy told Variety that they had hopes for a fifth and final season to conclude the show as they had planned. "We had always conceived of a fifth and final season," Nolan said during an interview about his and Joy's new Amazon Prime Video series, 'The Peripheral'. "We're still in conversations with the network," reports Variety.
'Westworld' first debuted in October 2016. The series centred on the titular technologically advanced amusement park filled with A.I. 'hosts' in a wild west setting. The show expanded its scope outside of Westworld in Season 2 to neighbouring theme parks owned and operated by the same fictional dystopian company, then ventured into the 'real world' in all its futuristic glory in its third season.
The eight-episode fourth season of 'Westworld' premiered June 26.
Based on the 1973 film of the same name written by Michael Crichton, HBO's 'Westworld' was executive produced by Nolan and Joy alongside Abrams, Alison Schapker, Denise, Athena Wickham, Richard J. Lewis and Ben Stephenson.
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I have an Epiphone FT-160 12 string from the 70's or 80's. It has a very slight bellying of the top. You can see it in the pictures. Someone, apparently in an effort to change the neck angle, put a piece of cardboard between the neck and the top of the guitar. When they tightened the neck bolts back down they pushed the top down. The brace inside was loose even. I fixed the loose brace and put the neck back on without the cardboard, and the neck angle seems fine. I'm hoping that I can put the broken piece of the top back where it should be and reattach the neck. Hopefully it will be ok then.
The top should be like that. That's a standard feature of most "flat top" acoustic guitars. They generally have a domed top of about 25' radius. This gives them some space to shrink with humidity changers so that they don't crack when they dry out. Instead they just flatten a bit. Once they get to a fully-flat surface due to humidity lows... if they keep shrinking more they have nowhere else to go but to split the top in places.
I was wondering about that. Seems like there should be some "bellying" to the top. Here is where I am at with the repairs. The patch won't match the top, but you won't be able to see much of it anyway.
Interesting story about this guitar. I sold it shortly after I posted about it. I got it somewhat playable again and passed it on.
The other day I was surfing Craigslist and saw that this guitar was back on there being sold. So, I scooped it back up.
I have taken it completely apart and am sanding it down to refinish it. I am going to make a shim to fit under the neck to tip it back to the correct angle. I also bought a Bridge Doctor to install and help out the future desire it might have to belly worse than it is.
I find it somewhat strange that these guitars don't have a heel on the back of the neck. I would think that screwing through the neck block into the heel of the neck would be way more effective at keeping the bridge end of the neck from sinking down from the string tension. I thought about making a heel to attach to the neck and into the neck block to help support things a bit, but I think I will wait and see how it all goes back together. There is a lot of sinking that has gone on with the end of the neck. Hopefully I can get it corrected now that I have a little more experience with bigger repairs.


between a kiss & a target.
the light. Do not go softly.
Stolen glances evade the firmament.
Owl. Hawk. Eagle. The sky of the sky.
a star stutters through branches.
Harnessed by a delay in recognition.
20. Lifetimes. I fear memory is not enough.


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Copperopolis has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, with cool winters. Summer high temperatures average around 94°F (34°C) and summer low temperatures average around 54°F (12°C). The high temperature in winter averages around 60°F (16°C) and the average low temperature in winter averages around 35°F (2°C) . The elevation is 997 feet or 304 meters.